丁he H0OSier F申 Published by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University BLOOMⅡNGTON, IN SPRING 1984 )84 PIG DINNER BIG SUCCESS Ov。r 170 。。tiv。S and 。Iumni turned out for Zeta Chapter s Gamma Delta affairs since his in‑ lected as this year,s員Outstand‑ itiation in 1960. In addition to his言ng Senior.,, The 1984 recipient l 14th annual Norris Pig Dinner, work with the Miami Chapter, Of the Rogge Award was Jim held at Terry Lee has served on the‑facuItyて舟‑喜一Ho肋nd. Jim was託lected for his s of Westbury in late February. seven F串Academies and has at‑ Zeta undergraduates were glV‑ OutStanding contributions to tended eight Ekklesiai. Lee is Zeta s intramural program. en a fine taste of Phi Gamma Delta tradition, aS alumni span‑ principal of Logan Elm High Freshman John Strobel took ning 50 years of Phi Gamma a member ofthe National Asscei‑ Wiming the ̀̀Outstanding Fresh‑ Delta history on the Indiana Uni‑ ation of Secondary SchooI Prin‑ man,, award. It was an exciting VerSity campus were present for cipals, the Ohio Association of evening, aS bro血ers fi.om many 血e pre‑dimer reception at Beech‑ Secondary SchooI Administra‑ wood. Malcolm Tripp言82, Serv‑ tors, and the Trinity Lutheran renew血e bonds ofbrotherhood. ed as master of ceremonies, CaSu‑ Church of Circleville. ally trading barbs with graduates and undergraduates. School in Circleville, Ohio and is home the evening,s final prize generations gathered together to The active chapter would like to Several awards were presented thank everyone who attended and during the dinner.. House Cor‑ The night,s guest speaker was Lee C. Schmitt, Archon Coun‑ cilor of Phi Gamma Delta. A helped make this year,s Pig Din‑ poration Secretary Harold ner a tremendous success. We 員Skip,, Harrell of BIoomington look forward to seeing you next was named白Outstanding Gradu‑ 1963 graduate of Miami Univer‑ ate Brother, Sity, Lee has been active in Phi Gudeman was honored to be se‑ year aS We gather once again to while Scott honorourbrothersandrenewour bonds. 朽is Lead Jntramαrals ‑ A strong」Showingin voHeyball‑臆押!e助あieγ朽i went to press the at the cIose of the fall semester basketball toumament was in pro‑ enabledtheF串StOClaim血elead gress. The F串̀̀A, in the intramural standings as we 白C, ̀̀B, and teams have all advanced to headed into the spring semester. the semi‑finals of血eir respective With the basketball playoffs cur‑ league toumeys. The brothers of rently underway, the brothers of Zeta Chapter are hopeful of Zeta Chapter are in excellent po‑ SWeePing the top spots and assur‑ Sition to capture their ninth in‑ ing ourselves an a11‑CamPuS bas‑ tramural championship in the last ketba11 team this year. 11 years. The A, B, and ̀̀C bas‑ The brothers of Zeta Chapter ketball teams won their respective ofPhi GaIrma Delta are proud of leagues, aS the F串S dominated their athletic accomplishments・ RING IT UP: Robert O獲ds of the basketball competition. In ad‑ the Ffii dition, Our Pledge team placed with our fe11ow fraternities is a A team scores an easy basket, aS the A teamers roll to another victory. The competition and interaction SeCOnd in their league, Which vital part of a we11‑rOunded bodes well for the future. As education. \r\nTHE Page 2 7he Hoosier旬i is published HOOSIER FIJI 聡さi揚雰ゞ震¥薄霧移宣㌶タ総湧銘 The first two months of the ma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University for members and semester have increased my un‑ friends. derstanding of血e demands and News items, Photographs and expectations of the President, aS changes of address should be sent we attempt to keep in stride wi血 to zeta of Phi Gamma Delta, Newsletter Program Head‑ Zeta, s fine tradition and continue BIoom‑ 1984 President,s Message regularly by血e men of Phi Gam‑ quarters, P.O. Box 131 1 Spring our pursuit of excellence. Thus far, the sprmg SemeSter has brought many triumphs and ac‑ ington, IN 47402. complishments and I have had a 2I加脇柁S力in unique learning experience. I an 柵e Bro肋el肋ood Of血e coming year. looking forward to血e challenges With a1l of the great successes The brothers of Zeta Chapter that Zeta Chapter has experienc‑ are proud to present our 21 in‑ ed in the past, it is a constant itiates, brought into血e bonds of challenge to improve and better individual狐d house goals so血at brotherhood February 5, 1984. 血e chapter. This year we have set the exce11ent tradition of out‑ Three members many goals and have been for‑ standing scholarship can were also initiated, aS We honored tunate to accomplish many of COntinue. 血ree fa血ers who have each had 血em. The hard work of血e chap‑ three sous become F卸S at Indiana ter has been a welcome sight; it integral part of血e brothers University. Our honorary bro血‑ has assured me血at Zeta Chapter and it appears as if Zeta will re‑ ers are: Maurice Fettig, Tipton, will not only maintain its current tain the all‑CamPuS trOPhy for the Indiana; Ned Grayson, West Des POSition, but will continue to im‑ 血ird consecutive year, aS We are Moines, Iowa; and, George PrOVe aS a leader at Indiana Uni‑ dominating basketball , With three Tripp, Richmond, Indiana. VerS吋・ of our four teams winning their honorary The following freshman were Certainly one of our most ouト initiated into Phi Gamma Delta at Indiana University : standing achievements was the Intramurals continue to be an lives league. This past February found the fine four血place finish in血e an‑ chapter initiating nual IU Sing. Thanks to the ef‑ members. They are an excellent Charles Spalding・ … … ・Louisvi11e・ KY forts of songleaders Jay House group that wi11 uphold the fine Bruce Eyre… … … … …Louisville, KY and Pete Mariani, aS We11 as the tradition of Zeta Chapter. Jeff Moody………………・Hobart women of Kappa Kappa Ganma, the brothers of Phi Gamma Delta would like to thank￣ Brother IN Mark Senese… … … ….Louisville, KY Eany Yune… … … … ‥Indianapolis, IN Jeff JiIks. … … … … …Indianapolis, IN Rick Michel….,…………‥Tipton, IN John Strobel… … … ….Shelbyvi11e, IN Placed in血e campus‑Wide musi‑ 23 new The undergraduate chapter Mangels and a11 of the graduates Cal production for the first time for their work wi血the Beech‑ in 13 years" wood Educational Foundation. This past month, $1500 in Dave Heiniger… … … …Anderson, IN The Interfratemity Council Andy Hackman…………‥Carmel, IN scholarship report for the fall SCholarships were awarded to Dan Cusick……………….Camel, IN semester was released recently undergraduates for血eir academic Jon Emery… … … … ・BIoomington, IN and Zeta Chapter improved its achievements. In addition, a neW Dave Largent………‥Sou血Bend, IN ranking anong the campus lead‑ scholarship was awarded in ers, With a third place overall memory of Andy finish. Our pledge class finished Wi11iams, for his dedication and second, With 16 of 23 men earn‑ service to Phi Gamma Delta. As ing a grade point average of over we point towards血e Little 500 3.0. The record streak of25 con‑ and血e semester Jeff Cox……………‥Sou血Bend, IN John Desmone… … … …Richmond, IN Jim Duncan… … … … ‥Shelbyville, IN Andy Deterage… … … …Frankfort IN Aaron Lawson… … ….Shelbyville, IN Jim Strobel………..…Shelbyville, IN Rob Tripp… … ‥ " ‥Richmond・ IN SeCutive years over the all men ̀̀Brillo s end, I remain, s Barclay Grayson‥‥・‥‥・‥‥‥‥ average was maintained as well. …West Des Moines, IA The chapter has continued to set Yours in the Bond, Tom Froeh看e \r\nSpring 1984 THE HOOSIER Page 3 FIJI Fem Tumer Passes Away at 78 remembered in both commu‑ A very special chapter in the gift for cooking made her an ideal history of Beechwood came to a cook. But Femie was more than Close December 23, 1983, When a cook. She represented Phi Femie maintained cIose cor‑ Fem Tumer passed away at the Gamma Delta wi血her eccentric respondence with several broth‑ age of78. From 1952 to 1967 and lovable personality. ers. She recently went on her ̀̀dream Femie was our kitchen magnate, Who, Without question, OrChes‑ nities. Upon her retirement in 1967, vacation, SPending 血ree weeks in Hawaii. Femie reported having a wonderful diana Universfty campus. She ac‑ Femie moved to Happy Valley Farm, near Elletsville. After her time, although she found the COmPlished this while managmg husband beach sand uncomfortable to her to maintain a frugality rivaled by Spencer, Indiana, Where she was n○ active in the United Methodist In the tradition of a true mem‑ ChuI.ch ,臆the臆Rebeecas丁amdboth ber of唖Ga膿ma Delta, Fernie trated the best cuisine on the In‑ ○ne. 臆竺She could make ends一一meet s dcath, Femie moved to 危et! said her 血e Elletsville and Spencer senior WaS laid to rest wearing her Fiji daughter, Mary Dyer, Of BIoom‑ Citizen organizations. Her chari‑ Pin. So long, Femie. We miss ington. Her thri舶ness and her table contributions will be long yOu・ When no one else could, FbeαS On F抑鞠emngS Rush Update in competition wi血all fratemities behind Sigma AIpha Mu and Rush is an annual important On the Indiana University cam‑ AIpha Epsilon Pi. event, aS the brothers attempt to PuS. Steak dinners were award‑ ed to 49 brothers, Who managed eamed an outstanding 3.03 GPA to keep血eir grade point averages and a second place finish among OVer 3.0. Overall, Zeta ac‑ CanPuS Pledge classes. Scholar‑ attract the best individuals to Phi Gamma Delta. Rush Chairmen David Cusick and Kent King are Currently working on血e class of Cumulated a 2.86 GPA, ranking Ship Chaimen Scott Wharton and Tom Peck are to be highly com‑ 1984. To date, they have ac‑ quired血e names of over 250 pro‑ The Zeta Chapter pledge class IU Sing 4 SzJCCeSS mended for their hard work, SP(加ve rushees and are constant‑ The brothers of Phi Gam‑ 1y adding to the list. Rush ma Delta brought home the material sent out to these in‑ fourth place trophy in血e dividuals has met with outstand‑ division B competition of ing response‥ This‑ year s rush 血e 1984 IU Sing. Paired Congratulations are in order for Weekends are March 24‑25, Ap血 With the women of Kappa four Zeta brothers, Who have 7‑8, and Apri1 14‑15. Recom‑ Kappa Gamma, the F串S been awarded scholarships by血e mendations from our alumni are Placed in the competition for the first time since 1971. Beechwo(rd Educational Founda‑ Jay House and Pete Mari‑ and Michael Evans all received invited and encouraged. Send your recommendations to: Rush Chairman, Phi Gamma Delta, ani directed this year 63 1 East Third Street, BIooming‑ Show, entitled ton, IN 47401. Dream. which resulted in our exce11ent Showing. Scholarships Awarded tion. John Strobel, Tom Peck, s academic scholarships, While ̀̀Our Patrick Lindley was chosen as血e The show told血e first recipient of血e Phi11ip An‑ We are looking forward to StOry Of our struggle to drew Williams brotherhood another outstanding pledge class 血ink of a winning血eme for SCholarship. at Phi Gamma Delta! 血e IU Sing. Many di節erent The brothers of Zeta Chapter types of music were includ‑ are proud of these fine young ed in this year Scholarship The Zeta Chapter of Phi Gam‑ ma Delta earned a third place Standing in grade point average, s presenta‑ men, Who are doing their part to tion, aS We realized our COntinue the fine tradition of Phi goal・ Gamma Delta at Indiana Univer‑ Sity. \r\nNEWS FROM FIJI ALUMNI R. Phi看lip Harker Jerry G. Udell ,63 53 Tom s wife Marilyn is also an Indiana University graduate, eaming her bachelor s degree in 1967 and her master s degree in 1968. She and Tom have four Children: Todd, 15; Mark, 13; Melissa, 11; and Rob, 9. Tom s fratemity brothers from the mid 1960s can write to him at 608 West Washington Street, Frankfort, IN 46041. a retired special agent Jerry lS VICe PreSident of the SuperVisor for the FBI. He work‑ American Retail Association in ed out ofWashington D.C. , train‑ Washington, D.C. I served Jen yea購on Jhe st紡 ing investigators in gambling op‑ erations. 擁meγ Semtor B沈克Bの′h and I s房ll力・eqZ/en妙assist †rario払s 脇ree years with Senator Mike G肋 inves砧ato持in gmbling inves加 l QfAめs鳥a, writes Jerry. ̀1 receivcd枕e US. Senate t ser‑ gations, writes Phil. ̀1 have Vice awaIdjbr 13 years Qf ser‑ m/merO鵬hobbies, incIz/ding WOOdwo庇ing, kyinary and m払い ic. /脇oro〃ghb7 C所のed平,eaking Richard W. Yarling ,43 Dick is an attorney and the Vice. I he肋Jeade櫛h車) POSitions in siガpolitical caIタやaigns, mng‑ t Senior partner in the law fim of ing fom presidential pri棚′γ tO Qfstatefer Jhe J984 dimer ami Yarling, Robinson, Hammel and COngreSSio朋l dist亮ct clectious. ̀砺my presentposition J Jmγel at Jhe 19&タPig Dimer. J w餌o Lamb in Indianapolis. A 1943 SOrIy Jo miss jt. Phil s wife Donna also graduate ofIU, Dick was the As‑ to 25‑30謝otes each yearタやeak‑ graduated from IU. She and Phil were married in 1954. You can sociate Editor in Chief of the巾o‑ ing on /をde糊=egislative and diana Law Journal while in political Jrends. COntaCt them at 8 East Avery BIoomington. Street, Fra血【fort, IN 46041. Thomas V. Ransom )67 Jerry s wife Marilin graduated Dick has been invoIved in from Hanover Co11ege. She and many alumni activities , including Jerry were married in 1962. They membership in the Hoosier Hun‑ have two children: Laurie, 18, Tom is in retail sales with the dred, the IU Varsity Club and the and Cathy, 16. They live with Kramer Brothers Lumber Com‑ Well House Society. He is also their parents at 14841 Bauer a member of the Board of Trus‑ Drive, Rockville, MD 20853. Pany in Frankfort, Indiana. I greatfy e所ey myfumify and 砺eir czctivities, writes Tom∴ Y tees of the Indiana University Alumni Association for the Col‑ Mark. W. Rietdorf?77 lege of Arts and Sciences. a毒athletic activities veIγ Close‑ Dick and his wife Helen have Mark is a manager for North American Van Lines in Fort ゆIlow Iny kids and Jheiγ SChool かMy w昨Jeaches朋h gmde at traveled extensively with groups Wayne, Indiana. He is a 1977 励Iey School. 脇e所ey Jemis, gOぴand ca‑ SPOnSOred by the Indiana Univer‑ graduate of Indiana University, Who pledged to Phi Garma Delta noeing in Jhe鋤mmer Jime, while also attended Indiana University. in 1973. Mark holds a bachelor OZ/r方IIs are平,ent加aVeling on She and Dick have two children degree in marketing from IU. 砺e wee鳥eInd, because I am a and three grandchildren. You can Mark is single and lives at 922 member d Write to血em at 7722 Shady Hills Illsley Drive, Fort Wayne, IN Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46278. 46807. (姉cia亙 脇e Big 7tn寂折d Sity Alumni Association. Helen s