Vol. CXXII, No. 1 Phi Gamma Delta, DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana Fall 1978 Housemother's Goals for Lambda Fiji Lambda Fall 1978 Pledge Class, from left to right - 1st row- Bill Tipton, Duncan MacFarland, Dave Bergland, Mark Ingold; 2nd row- Steve Stroman, Jim Ringer, Tom Kling, Jim Hughes, Joe O'Leary; 3rd row- Wes Royce, Fritz Johnson, Greg Braun, Brian Murphy; 4th row- Paul Qua, Rob Shick, Lee Paree. Lambda is Proud of Fall Pledge Class Lambda of Phi Gamma Delta is proud to introduce the fall pledge class . We here at Lambda sought out the cream of the crop of those men going through rush, and we came up with the best . With these men we are assured of continued excellence and achievement for years to come. We wish to present these fine young men to you now. Bill Tipton hails from Jasonville, Indiana, and plans to start a practice in law once he leaves the black-andgold of DePauw. Duncan MacFarland comes to DePauw from Lexington, Kentucky. Duncan plans to major in English composition, and watch out, freshman women, for this guy is a lady-killer! Dave Bergland Charles, Illinois his home. calls Dave is majoring in economics here at DePauw, and is going to be a val- St. uable asset to Fiji's intramural program. Mark Ingold continues to keep the Lambda tradition of having someone from Glen Ellyn, Illinois, in the house. Mark plans to major in economics , and is also starting fullback for the DePauw football team. Coming from Kendallville, Indiana , Steve Stroman wishes to pursue a career in medicine. If anyone is capable of achieving that task, Steve has got the determination and endurance to pull it through. Jim Ringer hails from Wilmont, Indiana, and wants to get into veterinary medicine. Jim will be another fine addition to our intramural program. Tom Kling comes all the way from Armonk, New York to attend DePauw. When Tom isn't taking pictures for the campus newspaper, he (continued on page 2) This is my third year here. I feel we have accomplished a great deal. My first responsibility is the food budget and to see we maintain a well balanced diet. With soaring food prices we have managed to keep within the budget. We strive for etiquette in the dining room. Periodically we have faculty dinners and dinner exchanges with sororities. This adds a bit of spice to an evening meal. Last fall we were happy to entertain for dinner Dr. and Mrs. Rosser, the then new DePauw President and Mr. and Mrs . George Dirks from Indianapolis. It was a most enjoyable evening for all. The Mothers Club here at Lambda is quite active and very generous. Last spring they gave us the money to paper and paint the entire first floor. We are proud of the new Gold draperies the House Corporation furnished us giving the first floor a rich new look. I was here in June for a very successful Alumni Day and received many compliments on the new face lift for.the house. Perhaps I should say I feel quite comfortable and elated to be a housemother at Phi Gamma Delta, my son and late husband both being "Zeta" Fijis. It is indeed a plPasure for me to work with so many fine young men who are so appreciative and kind . Sincerely, Merle Sinclair, Housemother \r\nPage 2 Old Gold and Monon Bell It's fall again, and with fall comes the football SP