丁he H○○Sie「申 Published by Ze†a Chap†e「 of Phi Gamma Dei†a a† Indiana Univer§i†y BLOOMINGTON, IN SUMMER 1984 FIJIS FINTSH SIXTH IN零4 LITTLE 500 Rain, min, gO aWay Cbme again some o砺eγくわy... It is Apri1 21, 19糾:」 Little 500 race day at Indiana University. Yet W皿am AmStrOng Stadium remains POnement Of the 34th running of血e their bike tean. The riding quartet Little 5co until the fo11owing day, Of Jim Ho11and, Ron Wilson, Dave When dreams of victory will once Briede, and altemate Dan Cusick again dance in the heads of血e riders have quamed in eighth position for and血eir supporters. 血e race; Cusick is replaced on race Easter Sunday, Apri1 22, begins in day by sophomore Dan King, a veteran of the 1983 race. Silent throughout the afternoon. much血e same fashion as Saturday; There are no screaming fans, nO eX‑ rain and more rain. Thousands of Race time passes with no activi‑ Cited photographers, nO SCurrying fans have ignored the血reat of a sec‑ ty. Finally, after buckets ofrain have JOurnalists, nO nerVOuS riders… But Ond cancellation,血eir spirits buoyed pelted sou血em Indiana for days, there is rain, and plenty of it. The by a brighter aftemoon forecast. F郵 there is a break in the cIouds and the Skies have opened, PrOducing a SuPPOrterS have turned out in force , drizzle begins to dissipate. There Steady drizzle that has forced post‑ COnfident of a strong finish from 佃ontimled on page 3) Hわld Wわl帝 KゆS B沈e Tセam S〃eeeSS Under the guidance of senior head COaCh Doug Elmore and sophomore assistant coach Jeff Johnson, along With血e mechanical ski11s of sopho‑ more mechanic Lee Maddox, the 1984 F卸bike team er互oyed a very SuCCeSSful season. The intense training that began in January and included a grueling Week of training under Florida s hot Sun, Paid offwi血a sixth place finish in the 1984 Little 5(X). The 84 riders were surprised with the introduction of the victorious 1975 bike tean at the pre‑raCe din‑ ner, Apri1 20. Brothers Pete King, Charlie Turk, Eric King, and me‑ Chanic Pat Holloway shared memo‑ ries from that special day in April, 1975. Dr. James Cusick, a member Of the 1956 championship team and THE HOLLAND TUNNEL: F勘‖all‑Star rider Jim HoIIand moves 佃ontinued on page 2) around riders on the back straightaway during the 1984 Little 500. \r\nTHE Page 2 The Hoosier Fi/i is published reg‑ President HOOSIER FIJI Summer 1984 s Message ularly by the men of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana Univer‑ F卸S Reach 1983‑84 Goals sity for members and friends. News items, Photographs and Now that血e 1983‑84 academic year has come to a dose 血e entire chapter Changes of address should be sent to can look back on the semester with pride and satisfaction. Most of our goals Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta have been met and we are setting new, mOre Cha11enging goals for the year Newsletter Program Headquarters , ahead. P.O. Box 1311, BIoomington, IN 47402. F串accomplishments during the past year reached into all four areas stresed at Zeta, aS血e chapter continued to exhibit great diversity. In scholar‑ ship, the chapter finished a strong third and continued its streak of 25 con‑ House Corporation O縦cers secutive years over the alトmen,s average. Our outstanding freshmen class President.,………………George Ginn finished second on campus, indicating unlimited potential. Indianapol is F彊COntinue to lead血e campus in awards won・ Jim Holland was named Vice President… …Eugene McGarvey to the all‑Star bike team; Mike Evans was named the outstanding the Frater‑ Kokomo nity Chapter President for 1983; and Scott Gudeman was named Outstand‑ Treasurer… … … … ….David Behrman ing Greek man, in addition to being awarded血e Herman B Wells award Indianapolis as this year s outstanding senior. Secretary… … … ・ " … … ・Harold Harrell Before we begin another exciting year at IU, SeVeral brothers are de‑ BIoomington serving of recognition for their contributions during the past year. Purple Legionnaire Ron Remak and Section Chief Pete King have given endless Directors : assistance and support to the active chapter・ It has indeed been a great William Keck… … … …Mount Vemon James Laughlin… … … …BIoomington pleasure to work with the House Corporation this year. I would like to pay a special thanks to President George Ginn and Secretary Harold Harrell William Miller. , … … ‥West Lafayette for their help wi血the house damage at the begiming of the year. The chapter Charles Waggoner... … … ・Indianapolis is also indebted to Gene McGarvey and Dave Behrman for preparing血e Richard W皿ams… … ‥ ,..Indianapolis budget for next year. Thomas Frcehle… … … …B賞oomington Michael Mays………・Crestwood, KY The entire chapter is Iooking forward to continued success in the year ahead. Fratemally Je肘ey Cox………………・South Bend Tom Froehle Pergら! Pre sident HARD WORK, 靭Lead JU T匂櫛砂Ztams continued from page l fa血er of 1984 altemate Dan Cusick, spoke of the rich tradition and tre‑ Zeta Chapter is proud of our bro瓜ers who have distinguished themselves and the chapter on the field of competition. mendous brotherhood that have tra‑ Bill Koch has er互oyed a fine tennis season for the IU varsity; Bill is team ditionally made Fiji teams top con‑ captain and a member of the number one doubles team, in addition to fro‑ tenders in the Little 5(ro. quently playing singles. AIso at the dinner, Doug Elmore Fi細‑year Senior Bob Hicks and junior Dan Winters have e叩oyed ban‑ and Jim Holland were named co‑ ner years for IU,s baseball team. Bob has remained among the Big Ten winners of the Tyte Award, given and national leaders in eamed run average and strikeouts throughout the annually to the senior brother who season. ・ ・Popeye contributes the most to Zeta thrown by an IU pitcher in over six years. s bike program. Jim Ho11and was further also threw a no‑hitter against Wabash, the first no‑hitter While Bob has been terrifying opponents from the mound, Dan Winters honored after the race with his selec‑ has been a terror at血e plate, leading the team in hits, RBI,s tion as one ofthe 12 all‑Star riders. Serving as IU,s catcher, Dan was among the nation,s leaders with his.450 A special Zeta thanks goes to team members Jim Holland, Ron Wilson, Dave Briede, Dan King, and Dan and doubles. average. with Bob and Dan leading the way, IU has enjoyed one of its best baseball seasons in years. After an outstanding sprlng PraCtice for Bill Mallory s gridders, F串 Cusick. You have continued the ex‑ brother Mark Rogers hopes to handle all of the Hoosiers, place‑kicking cellent Zeta Little 500 tradition. duties in the year ahead. \r\nSummer 1984 THE HOOSIER King Anchors Strong F卸 FIJI Page 3 500 Finish Pきる◎寒さや自己e﹁﹂や蜜 LITTLE 500, COntinued from page l Will be racing! After last‑minute PreParations are complete ,血e voice of track armouncer Jim Pauloski ris‑ es above血e din of血e crowd: Gien‑ tlemenタmO〃nt yO番lr Roadmaster bi〔ツCles! From血e onset,血e 1984 race is unpredictable. An almost immediate accident in lap six raises questions about the condition of the rain‑ SOaked track. Yet despite the track s COndition, Or Perhaps beoause of it, 血e race is remarkably cIose; after 25 laps only one second separates the BREAKING AWAY: Life imitate§ art, as the rider for the Cutters 血ree leading teams , and after 30 1aps crosses the範nish line鯖rst, duplicating the鯖nish of the 1979 movie 血e top ten teams are within two Bタでa鳥加g Aw件y. seconds of each other. The F卸riders remain near血e Pha, Chi Phi, Wright‑Dodds House Avere, and血e Cutters. The F主jis re‑ front of the pack throughout血e ear‑ くく 1y stages of血e race. The first 20 laps are dominated by a fratemity team (Chi Phi) and an independent tean (the Cutters). Sやho棚舵Dα動物g棚職のγe鳩めe F睨b沈e肋か0〃g力めe側かw庇d I棚耽 り手近細部0"肋e」棚d雷的助吻Wの, BIoomington lap 1 10,血e lead has changed hands As the racers reach the three‑ 碗eあのね購. A$枕e青Oa′ qfめe cIりWdタでaCheβ flecting血e unpredictability of血e a cres̀e関わ,伽e chec鳥e舵d舶 race. The new leaders are AIpha Tau 肋a職ng o職e 」軌d a耽〃卸のca肋 s spring wea血er; by the leaders. quarter point at lap 150, the stand‑ ings have once again changed. re‑ As the race wears on,血e lead COntinues to change as often as main in good position, just behind .佃的oI白砂e C融職場,めe郎t あd吻e職俄n〃ea請書ひw加納e L初め Omega, the Cutters, Beta Theta Pi, Wright‑Jenkins House, Avere, Aca‑ almost 50 times, With two fratemity 500 teams, AIpha Tau Omega and Beta 京加ce I955. Cia, Phi Kappa Psi, and Lambda Chi Theta Pi, Setting血e pace. They are ブタ AIpha. Phi GaIIma Delta remains With血striking distance. fo皿owed cIosely by Lambda Chi Al‑ The constant changing of血e lead‑ ers is not particularly unusual for the Little 500. This is not a race which Can be won by sheer speed, raW en‑ 一三罵言∴ 三 durance, Or any Other single factor. Ra血er, it is won wi血a combination Of speed, endurance, Strategy and luck. The requirement that each tean exchange riders at least lO times during the 200 lap race dis‑ COurageS mara血on stints by one par‑ ticularly strong rider and forces each 1984 FIJI BIKE TEAM: Le髄to right, Coach Doug Elmore ,84; Ron team to carefu11y plan strategy so Wiison 84; Assistant Coach Je鯖Johnson 血at their best ̀̀sprinter Holland 84; Dan Cusick doxタ86. 86; Dan King ,86; Jim 87; Dave Briede ,85; and meehanic Lee Mad‑ is on the bike at the end. However, eVen the 佃onti肋ed on page 4) \r\nTHE Page 4 HOOSIER FIJI Summer 1984 P手︑e◎S‑さey碧邑e﹁﹂黒蜜 血e clicking cameras, and an excited throng ofjoumalists ,血e riders strain for the finish line. Sophomore Dan King maneuvers the Fiji bike 血rough the crowded pack of riders on the final straightaway, making one final attempt to catch血e leaders. As the roar of血e crowd reaches a crescendo,血e checkered flag fa11s on血e Cutters, the first independent team to win the Little 500 since 1955. Following the Cutters across the finish line are, in order: AIpha Epsilon Pi; Acacia, the 1984 win‑ ners; Chi Phi; Beta Theta Pi; and血e Fijis ・ The post‑raCe euPhoria is damp‑ ened a bit by the unfortunate iI互ury su餓3red by an infield spectator , Who WaS StruCk by a rider who Iost con‑ trol after crossing the finish line. Photographers and joumalists scurry between血e叫yured spectator and血e leading teams , aS eXCited fans swam the infield, unaWare Of the accident in the first tum. HEY JIM! Dave Briede signals to a Ftii rider from the pits. For血e F卸S, the 1984 edition of best strategy can be useless if your the =World team is caught in or around an acci‑ Weekend" is a successful one. 1985 dent, reSulting in血e loss of valuable seconds. This is where luck comes StrOngly into play. くく Aβ俄e leaくわ糖種Oα職d碗e J軌蘭の朋, 砺e拙′ea肋i"g qf肋e crひwd h脚 ′eàhed a pea鳥, W砺each.佃職 As the race begins to reach its cli‑ s Greatest College will mark the lOth amiversary of the victorious 1975 F卸bike team. What better way to commemorate the 虎やe肋eゆlか職g io砂脇ei手 event, than wi血a Phi Gamma Delta max,血e leaders continue to stay 近a〃めyicめり. victory in the 1985 Little 500? That wi血in seconds of one ano血er. The タブ is our goal for the 35血edition of血e months of hard work and dedication Little 500. have come down to a true photo fin‑ ish. Heading into the final lap the riders for血e Cutters and AIpha Ep‑ silon Pi continue血eir duel for血e lead, Which血ey have maintained throughout the latter stage of the race. Lurking just behind the two leaders, ready to take command if they should falter, are the riders for Acacia, Chi Phi, Beta Theta Pi, and 血e Fijis. As血e leaders round血e final tum, the screaming of the crowd has reached a peak, Wi血each fan des‑ LIFE IN THE PITS: The F瑚Pit crew and riders watch intently as a perately trying to lift their team to F郎rider hoIds tean number eight,s competitive position in the 1984 Victory. Amidst血e screaming fans, running of the Little 500・ Photo ◎ Damy O. Snow 1984 \r\nSummer 1984 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 5 ZeめSchohrs ReceitJe N職mero〃S Hbnors Scholastic achievement has once Beta Kappa and they werejoined by men Dan Cusick, Aaron Lawson, again proven to be a Zeta forte dur‑ Bill Campbell, David Frey, and An‑ Mark Senese, Jim Strobel, and Rob ing血e spring semester at Indiana dy Scharenberg as new members of Tripp; all were named as members University. Evidence of瓜is is ex‑ the Golden Key Society. Jim Bren‑ of the Phi Eta Sigma and AIpha hibited in graduating seniors Bill nan was named as a member of the Lambda Delta scholastic societies. Campbell, Scott Gudeman, and Dan Beta AIpha Psi Accounting Honor‑ Peterson; an Wfll be attending血e In‑ ary・ At the recent IFC Scholarship Day cere‑ Banquet, a number of awards were in血e fall. AIso preparing himself monies Scott Gudeman was named bestowed on the men of Beechwood. for more schooling is 1984 graduate the winner of the Herman B Wells Scott Gudeman was named Out‑ Chip Lewis, Who will be a備ending Award, given to the outstanding standing Greek Male, and Mike the Notre Dame University School Senior on the Indiana University Evans was recognized as the Out‑ Of Law beginning in血e fall. CamPuS. Bro血er diana University SchooI of Medicine During 1984 Founder Radar was also Standing Fratemity President・ Mike A number of other brothers were given the honor of being血e only recognized血is past spring for out‑ Student to speak at the annual academic scholarship and he and Standing academic achievement・ CeremOny remembering the BIoom‑ Tom Froehle were honored with Tom Froehle, Scott Gundeman, and ington campus and its beginning. membership in the Gamma Gamma Dan Peterson were inducted into Phi Adding to Zeta honors were fresh‑ Campus Involvement Remaius Strong WaS also血e recipient of an IFC Honor Society. 坤is Remin Hard work in various organiza‑ group for the Student Athletic tions around the IU campus has paid Board. Tracy Newhouse will be a O範士br a number of Zeta brothers, director for the second consecutive Wi血strong perforrrmces in as the F申S Will once again be well‑ year and he will be joined by junior the basketball toumament,血e represented in numerous campus AI Morrison. track and field meet, and a leadership positions. 硯α肋nやiOnS O血er F卸S in leadership positions SeCOnd alトcampus champion‑ include: Art Dragoo, Serving as Stu‑ Ship in血e basketball free Connor were dent Alumni Council Vice President; throw contest leading the way , selected for inclusion in the Indiana Todd Fettig, WOrking as Student the bro血ers of Zeta Chapter University Student Foundation Alumni Council PrQject Director; have once again claimed the Steering Committee. AIso, for the Andy Detherage,血e new Union Indiana Univers ity alトcampus first time in a number of years, tWO Board Director; and Dan Philpott, intramural sports champion‑ Fiji brothers will serve on the Who wi11 be finishing his term as Ship. 12‑member Executive Director 佃ontinued on page 6) 1984‑85 seniors Brian Barrett, Bob Eck, and Joe O The 1984 victory marks血e PぎーQ④Sidさや容をer﹂℃寒 third consecutive victory for the Fijis, Who have taken home the title in eight of the last ten years. Much of the credit for the Zeta success rests with Intramural Chair‑ men Warren Riley, Phil Dick‑ man, and Dave Moore. Phil Will be in charge once agam ln 1984‑85; tOgether with new assistant Andy Mackman, Phil Wi11 tackle血e task of keeping the title at Beechwood. We re RUNNIN) WITH THE PACK: The closeness of the 1984 Little 500 is COnfident that they will be evidenced in this photo of riders rounding the fou巾h turn. The 1984 SuCCeSSful. race was one of the cIosest in history. \r\nTHE HOOSIER FIJI Summer 1984 Pき︑○◎きざせ罫書er﹂や蜜 CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT COntinued from page 5 Senator for the IU Student Associa‑ tion. The Board of Aeons will also ben‑ efit from血e presence of two Phi LEAD量NG THE PACK: The F弾rider moves along the straightaway, fonowed cIosely by a deuse pack of bikers. Gams ; Mike Evaus and Tom Froehle have been selected as nembers , Wi血 Mike exhibiting su鯖cient leadership αqめr See応Recommen俄妨ons to be chosen as President. AIso dis‑ As the bro血ers of Beechwood prepare for ano血er fall semester as In‑ Playing his leadershipわ址ties will diana University, We are also preparing for ano血er outstanding fall rush. be Mike Mays, Who will once again Alumni who would like to recommend a prospective rushee to the chapter, serve as Chief Justice for the Inter‑ can do so by餌1ing out the attached fom and retuming it to血e chapter. fraternity Council Judicial Board. If the chapter is to remain at its current lofty status, the support of our Zeta is very proud of血e accom‑ Plishments of these bro血ers, aS the men of Beechwood continue to up‑ hold血e fine億adition of campus in‑ distinguished alurmi is vital. Your continued support and interest wi11 en‑ Sure血e future of Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. Send your recommendations to: Rush Chairman, Phi Gamma Delta, 63 1 East Third Street, BIoomington, IN 47401. VOIvement established by our alum‑ Rushee Recommendation Nとw C￨,nやZ/ter Hds 4rrived Street address Hometown C las sification The long wait has finally ended; Hobbies, interests 血e first week in May was highlight‑ ed by血e arrival of our new house COmPuter, PurChased with money SuPPlied by血e Dads C omments Club. Cabinet members are already hard at work Wi心血e Apple MacIntosh model, StOring Zeta financial records, Your name and address, SO We Can infom you of this rushee s in‑ VOIvement with Zeta Chapter: graduate listings, ruSh information and other historical data of value to 瓜e chapter. The brothers would like to血ank the Dads Club and President Pat Mail to: Rush Chairman, Phi GaI剛ma Delta, 631 East Third Street, King for血eir help and suppr直in血e BIoomington, IN 47401. Thanks! 0,lease do NOT maiI to our realization of this dream. Newsletter Program Headquarters.) \r\nSummer 1984 THE HOOSIER Zeta Chapter E巾oys Prosperous After sending out 27 bids follow‑ A new entertainment program, FIJI Page 7 84 Rush Brothers Receive Scholarships Three Zeta undergraduate broth‑ Chapter is anticipating a fine re‑ Organized by Mark Ewen, Stu Wade, Barclay Grayson, and Jon ers were named scholarship recipi‑ SPOnSe and an outstanding fa田pledge Emery, WaS added to the rush fes‑ ents by血e Beechwood Educational class. Rush Chairmen David Cusick tivities血is year. A take‑Off on the Foundation at a special Sunday and Kent King deserve much of血e Johnny Carson Show and a dranatic brunch, Apri1 15. Foundation Presi‑ credit for the success of F卸SPring film highlighted血e March and April dent Bud Mangels and his wife were rush. rush activities. on hand to present the $300 awards ing spring rush activities, Zeta to junior Mike Evans, SOPhomore 卸oa悟ht on Hb附e α岬O朋房on Tom Peck, and freinman John Strobel. 臆Bro血er Mangels ‑also presented (Editork ̲No虎: T血s臆artiele 」s血e was in臆ne(通園Of皿eW」eaders,一心ey臆also first in a series on Zeta Chapter tumed to Gene McGarvey. McGar‑ 血e chapter wi血a new set of ritual House Corporation Board mem‑ Vey, a Partner in血e law firm ofFell, books, Which were purchased by血e bers.) McGarvey and Trauring, has been Foundation. In addition, a d∞Orative Leading the current edition of the Serving Zeta Chapter as Vice Presi‑ glass mirror bearing血e Phi Gam‑ Zeta Chapter House Corporation is dent of the House Corporation for ma Delta coat ofarms wi11 be on dis‑ President George Ginn. A manager three years. Play in血e chapter house in the fall; in血e phamaceutical marketing ser‑ Gene s wi11ingness to assist with 血e mirror was a gift from the Man‑ vices for Eli Lilly in Indianapolis, 血e House Corporation should come George has been a House Corpora‑ as no surprise to血ose who knew In an additional ceremony, Mr. tion member for five years. He is him at Indiana University. While a and Mrs. Richard Williams were in also an annual member of Phi Gam‑ Student and a member of Zeta Chap‑ attendance to present an award in ma Delta Intemational. ter, Gene was President of the IU memory oftheir F串SOn Andy, Who Wife Margie is a DePauw grad‑ Student Foundation and President of PaSSed away last鰹皿・ The new award uate; She and George have three chil‑ the Interfraternity Council. He also is to be given to the senior brother dren: Pam, a Butler Kappa, rode for the F串S in血e 1955 Little Who epitomizes a Zeta F轟in血ese 500. areas : house invoIvement, devotion, Steve, an IU Delt, 82; 85; and Tim, a gels魚mily・ s wife Nancy graduated wi血 and brotherhood. Zeta was proud to Gene from IU in 1958. The happy name Pat Lindley as the first recipi‑ For years, Kokomo residents COuPle has three children: Jay, a ent of this award. Seeking legal advice and assistance 1983 graduate of IU and a F卸; have tumed to Eugene McGarvey. When the Zeta House Corporation Bellevue Place, Kokomo, IN 46901. SOPhomore at Lawrence Central High School. Gene Mike;md Steve̲ They臆工eside at 922‑一一‑ A constant on血e Zeta House Cor‑ POration for the past 25 years has been the presence of Wi11iam Keck. William a Ford/Mercury dealer in Mount Vernon, graduated from IU in 1941. DePauw University lists Wi11iam s wife Katy as one of its graduates. Katy and William have two children: Richard, an IU F卸, and Sally, an IU Pi Phi. They have carried on the fine Keck tradition of Study at Indiana University. Stay tuned to血e next issue of ]肋e Hoosieγ鱒ii for future features on George Ginn Zeta House Corporation members. Euge鵬e McG紺vey \r\nN臼wsHomF抑G朋d庇ateS Robert R. Wylie Robert J. Miller?76 61 Bob is a doctor, PraCticing in Ho‑ bart. In addition to his general prac‑ tioner practice, Bob is team physi‑ moved Jo Orめnくわ, Flo万くね, where I haγe /ived since my retirement. ̀ 7am a広o aタで房控dAmッのめnel B.J. is an accountant, doing figures for the Delta Faucet Com‑ Pany in Indianapolis. Most of his Cian for血e perenially powerful Ho‑ and J co棚IIded a γeSeγt,e肋t孤egic fiee time is filled wi血his study for bart Brickies high school football inJelligence [mit f)r many yea購. his master Bob and wife Margaret have two team. A 1957 initiate of Zeta Chapter, Children, Robert and Judi血, and four s degree from Butler Uni‑ Ve重Sity. ̀砺my平,are Jimeかm wo庇and grandchildren. Grandpa Bob lives at 1700 Briercliff Drive, Orlando, FL school, J keq b舶ry With平,0融and in zooIogy in 1961. Four years later 血e Indiana University SchooI of 32806. reports B.J. Bob received his bachelor s degree Medicine awarded him his medical B.J. John R. Stewart )75 degr∞. myルO bの′S, Dong a枇i力mihan, s wife, Mary Be血, is also a graduate of IU, Where she was a Sister of AIpha Chi Omega; She Prior to receiving his MD, Bob married the former Nancy Louise received her bachelor Wagoner in 1964. The Wylies have education. made their home in Hobart since the s degree in You can write to B.J., Mary Be血, late 1960s. Former classmates can and the two boys at 160 Irongate contact Bob at 1321 West 4th Place, Drive, Zionsville, IN 46077. Hobart, IN 46342. Zachary R. Cornea William D. Ramsey 70 Zach is a managerial accountant 28 Bill is currently retired, after for Seven Counties Services, a Spending many years working for血e hea皿care company in Louisville. ̀ ㌧4#er /en yeaγS Qf alte棚/iveb, Shell Oil Company. 吻On retiremnt, J esめb振hed a SerVing as b嬢et diγeCtOr and〆‑ Smll c附わm Pic加71e加ming shq a nance diγeCioγ〆)r Lo裏(isville govem‑ Our hoz4Se, ment, I have settled jnto Jhe chal‑ reports Bill. ̀7 still lenge c!fp〃blic〆nance i〃 !he men‑ apemte脇js one‑棚n Jh̀p a融cn‑ めl health aγea, jの, the wo招: I served one year on writes Zach. ̀ 1 am fu物accli棚ted Jo Lol′is‑ 砺e b働l sc九ool boaId a融jZ)Ilr yea鳩 Ville; Iam c串zn d偽e CわIdi朋ls and as rodemtor qfo!′r /ocal co型′n〃ni‑ 白Stu 9 is a broker and realtor for 砂C履くrCh. ̀ At one /ime I t研aS aCtive jn a寂m‑ I鋤とnd all Qftheir hom bas加わall F.C. Tucker Company in Indianap‑ games.助t J "eVer miss a home /U ni cll′bs in JndiaI呼タOlis and Jateγ in Olis. A 1972 initiate of Zeta Chapter, わotball game. Boゆめn, b重lt /he移areJaw a寂Imi /iv‑ John received his bachelor ing ;n l々mont! My w昨Hmnie and in business administration. Il朋vel aloらOγ aS m(Ch as we can 四四四 ̀ 1鋤ended eve7γ Pig Dimer be手 ween 1925 and 1949∴ s degree ̀男"〆mning Jo /畑vel Jo London ガon, Louisville, KY 40243. reports Stu. ̀Tam ̀めm gめd to be a F擁anか履nk all d Ir少j油‑ temiiy bro/hersゆr Jhe b融ness Jhcy graduate of IU living in retirement Wi血wife Hannie in Whitingham, real esiate α暮ner! Stu s wife is a graduate of (gasp!) Purdue, Where she earned her bach‑ elor Robert L. Mellen Jr. ,42 s Hoosiers ; his address is lO903 Gatehouse Lane, have given meくれγing my "ine‑year l15, Whitingham, VT O5361. Ioyalty to Bob Knight 砺is鍋肌mer je)r a /WO Week lmCa‑ Classmates will find this 1928 Vermont. Their address is P.O. Box Zeta bro血ers are encouraged to write to Zach and remind him ofhis s degree in retailing. She and Stu were married in 1980. Carl McCollum?57 Carl is a dipIomat for the United States Department of State, WOrking as US Consul General in Vienna. Carl received his 1958 bachelor s degree in physical education; he eamed two varsity letters competing for the IU baseball team. Send your 当p棚cticed Zaw in Be(郊,rdJJom Fiji classmates will find Stu and 1946 IJn/il my retiγement On Decem‑ Dct)Orah residing at 532 1 Brockview letters to Carl at Embassy Vienna, ber31, 1980, Court, Indianapolis, IN 46250. APO New York,NY O9108. writes Bob. ̀Ythen