The Hoosier Fiji Published by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gommo Delta at Indiana University BLOOMINGTON, IN WINTER 1984-85 New Orleans Site FUIS ENJOY 136TH EKKLESIA Led by Zeta Chapter Presi dent Tom Froehle and graduate brothers Bill Bonsib and Ritual ist Bill Miller, Zeta Chapter was well represented at Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity's 136th Ekklesia in New Orleans. Joining our President as under graduate delegates to the Ekklesia were Treasurer Mike Mays, Re cording Secretaiy Dave Erey, and Historian Jay Curts. The four-day gathering of Fiji brothers was held at the glamorous Fairmont second place finish in the pres tigious Jordan Bowl competition. Hotel. recognized for finishing above the University's all-men's grade point average for the 25th con secutive year, a national record for Phi Gamma Delta chapters. The Cheney Cup, the highest honor that can be bestowed upon (continued on page 5) Zeta Chapter delegates return ed to Bloomington with a number of awards in recognition of the brother's outstanding work dur ing the past year. The chapter's continued interest in academic achievement was rewarded with a The men of Beechwood were also Hoosier Fiji Summer '84 Update The summer of 1984 was both interesting and unusual for many Zeta undergraduates. Here's a brief look at how many of the Fijis spent their time away from Bloomington. Andy Scharenberg served as a computer assistant at the Stan The Zeta 1984 fall pledge class. ford Linear Accelerator Center at Stanford University. Tom Froehle worked as an ac counting intern for IBM in Ryebrook, New York. Mike Evans interned with De troit Diesel of Allison, Michigan. Chuck DeMaille and Doug Strobel spent the summer in Of Run For Leukemia Setfor November In addition to preparing The Hoosier Fiji for press, the Zeta brothers are also making final preparations for the third annual Run for Leukemia, our special ficer Candidate School with the philanthropic project that benefits U.S. Marine Corps in Quantico, Virginia. Both graduated with honors; Doug was first in his the class. (Continued on page 4) Leukemia Society of America. This year's run will be Novem ber 17, prior to the Hoosiers' Old Oaken Bucket game with the Boilermakers from Purdue. The Zeta Fijis will run the 90 miles from Beechwood to the Purdue Fiji house in West Lafayette on Friday, November 16. From there the runners will continue on to Purdue's Ross-Ade Stadium in time for the coin toss that will be gin the football action. The men of Beechwood and Purdue's Fijis hope to raise $6,000. If we are successful, Zeta (continued on page 5) \r\nPage 2 The Hoosier Fiji is published regularly by the men of Phi Gam ma Delta Fraternity at Indiana University for members and friends. News items, photographs and changes of address should be sent to Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, Newsletter Program Head quarters, P.O. Box 1311, Bloomington, IN 47402. THE HOOSIER FIJI Winter 1984-85 The Zeta Tradition Continues All of the Fiji brothers were certainly anxious to return to lU and the chapter this fall and that enthusiasm and excitement has remained throughout the fall semester. It has been a pleasure to serve as President under these conditions. Zeta Chapter has con tinued its fine tradition of out standing achievement in all areas Norris Pig Dinner January 26 The date has been set for the and continues to strive for ex cellence in realizing this semes ter's goals. The entire chapter was proud of Zeta achievements recognized renewal of a great Fiji tradition; the 1985 Norris Pig Dinner has been set for January 26. The 115th gathering of the brother hood wUl take place at the Indiana University Foundation Showalter House. As is tradition, this year's dinner will feature a guest speaker and the presentation of awards to many of the brothers. Mark your calendars for Janu ary 26 and make plans to join us; we look forward to seeing you! If you have any questions, please at the Ekklesia in New Orleans this past summer. The chapter placed in every category, including second place finishes in the Baker Cup and Jordan Bowl competitions, in addition to a runner-up finish in the Cheney Cup judging; Zeta finished first in the Cheney Cup com petition in 1983. Zeta was also recognized for being above the allmen's grade point average for 25 consecutive years, the longest streak 333-0814; they'll be glad to answer your questions. chapter is extremely proud of Brothers Dave Frey and Andrew Scharenberg, who were recently inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. The Fijis continue to dominate in intramurals, grabbing a first place finish The Hoosier Fiji in tennis and holding high hopes for successful football and volleyball in the nation. The chapter is blessed with an exceptional group of incoming freshmen. We recently completed our pledge education program and the active chapter is excited about integrating these young men into the chapter. The 25 men excel in all areas; they won their pledge division in football and have gotten an early start into membership in several campus organizations. They're also studying diligently to uphold Zeta's fine academic reputation. As usual, the brothers of Zeta Chapter have continued the pursuit contact David Cusick at (812) 339-6372 or Stuart Wade at(812) of excellence in scholarship, intramurals, and campus activities. The seasons. Voted Number One The summer 1984 edition of The Hoosier Fiji has been nam ed best overall newsletter for 1984 by University Publishing Company in their recent national newsletter competition. Traditionally in recent years, one of the biggest projects of the fall semester is the Run for Leukemia, our largest philanthropic project of the year. We would like to thank all of our graduate brothers for their support. We have high hopes of topping the $6,000 goal when all the contributions have been counted. I would also like to remind everyone once again about the upcom ing Pig Dinner, January 26. This should afford everyone a great op The Zeta newsletter, edited by portunity to return to lU and visit Zeta Chapter. I know that the Brother David Frey, was selected brothers are looking forward to the remainder of the semester, with from among the more than 200 hopes of further accomplishments to meet the high goals that Zeta fraternity and sorority newsletters Chapter has set. We look forward to hearing from and seeing many published by UPC. This is a great of you in the months ahead. You are always welcome! Fraternally, honor for the chapter and for Brother Frey. Congratulations brothers! Tom Froehle President \r\nPage 3 THE HOOSIER FIJI Winter 1984-85 The Hoosier Fiji Update: News in Brief Presenting Dr. Wheele Zeta Chapter Brother Mark Wheele was awarded his doctoral degree from Ohio State Univer sity, June 8, 1984. Mark is head of the department of dance at the University of Georgia. His dis sertation surveyed stylistic and philosophical influence of the Orient upon dance in the 20th Century. Mark and wife Jan were cowriters and directors of the 1971 Fiji/Gamma Phi Beta lU Singwinning performance. They are the proud parents of eight-yearold Anna and three-year-old Samuel. Fiji Phi Beta Kappas Three Zeta Chapter brothers have been honored with selection to the Phi Beta Kappa honorary scholastic fraternity. Fiji brothers honored for academic achievement include: Tom Froehle, '85, an economics major and Zeta Chapter Presi dent; Dave Frey, '85. a chemistry major; and Andy Scharenberg, '85, a biochemistry major. Congratulations to our brothers on their excellent academic achievements are extended from the entire active brotherhood. Your dedication to academics is admirable and serves as excellent inspiration for our younger brothers. Rogers Gets Kicks on Football Field In his first season as head foot ball coach at Indiana University, Bill Mallory has enjoyed few moments as he's watched his team lose a seemingly endless number of close games. How ever, Mallory's mood has been brightened considerably by the work of senior placekicker Mark Rogers. Through the Hoosiers first eight games, Rogers led the team in scoring, accumulating 29 points. Mark's season was highlighted by a 13-point effort in the Hoo siers four-point loss to North western, September 22. Mark kicked three field goals and tack ed on four extra points, but the Wildcats came from behind to catch the Hoosiers in the final quarter. Mark attended Bloomington High School South, where he was named to the Centenary Prep AllAmerican team. He made the Hoosiers as a freshmen walk-on and after three years in the GETTING HIS KICKS: Fiji brother Mark Rogers has been getting his kicks with the 1984 edition of the football Hoosiers. Tbe senior placekicker leads the squad in scoring. shadow of fellow kicker Doug Smith, has emerged as one of the year's bright spots. \r\nPage 4 THE HOOSIER FUI Winter 1984-85 Fijis Enjoy Fall Intramurals Fijis Remain lU Campus Leaders Hard work in various campus organizations has earned several Fijis leadership positions for the 1984-85 school year. Seniors Joe O'Connor, Brian Barrett, and Bob Eck are the newest Fiji representatives on the lU Student Foundation Steering Committee. For the first time in Attempting to extend our streak of intramural championships to 10 of the last 12, the Fijis got off to a quick start in this year's in tramural competition. Led by strong performances by David Cusick, Dan Cusick, Kevin McCallum, and Jordy Curts, the Fijis captured the intramural tennis title for the first time in a number of years. McCallum, a freshman, has excelled in racquet sports throughout the semester, winning his flights in tennis and racquetball, and advancing several rounds in table tennis before being eliminated. The campus football and soccer tour naments are coming up, and Zeta teams figure to finish high in the standings in both sports. Much of the credit for the continued Fiji success goes to Intramural a number of years, Zeta Chapter is also represented on the Chairmen Phil Dickman and Andy Hackman. They have superbly 12-member Executive Director capture its 10th IM championship in the last 12 years. group for the Student Athletic Board. Joining Director Tracy Newhouse will be junior A1 Morrison. coordinated the Zeta teams, increasing the likelihood that Zeta will An Open Apology to Brother Bill Keck The Fiji brothers wish to apologize for inaccuracies whch occur red in the summer 1984 edition of The Hoosier Fiji. In chronicling Other Fijis in leadership posi tions include; Art Dragoo, Stu Brother Bill Keck a number of errors were made; we wish to set dent Alumni Council Vice Presi the record straight and to offer our sincerest apologies to Brother dent; Todd Fettig, Student Alum ni Council Project Director; and Andy Detherage, Union Board Keck. Director. Zeta Brother Mike Mays will once again serve as Chief Justice of the Interfraternity Council Judicial Board and Mike Ewen is this year's IFC treasurer. Brother Keek's first wife Ellen was a graduate of DePauw Univer sity; she and Bill had three children: Katy, a Theta, graduated from DePauw in 1977; Richard, an lU Fiji, graduated from lU in 1980; and Sally is a 1984 graduate of lU and a Pi Phi. Ellen passed away in 1980 from ALS disease. In 1982 Bill married Patricia Carlton Barefield, a 1949 graduate of Indiana University. She and Bill reside in Mount Vernon, where he owns a Eord/Lincoln Mercury dealership. SUMMER Continued from page 1 trucker for the JHK Enterprises in Indianapolis. Rob Tripp promoted his Dufour/Bic sailboarding fran chise in Glen, Michigan. Jeff Moody worked for a seal coating company in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. Eany Yune helped author a cancer research paper for the Radiation Therapy Department of the Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. Dave Frey worked as a pathologist's assistant under the LITTLE 5 MEMORIES I: Dave Briede navigates the Fiji bike director of laboratories at Park through a crowded turn at the 1984 Little 500. The Fijis finished view Hospital in Fort Wayne. sixth in this year's race. \r\nWinter 1984-85 Page 5 THE HOOSIER FIJI I36th EKKLESIA Italian Cuisine Hits Beechwood Italian cuisine has made its way to Beechwood. Frank Coronelli has brought his extensive culinary skills to Zeta Chapter as the Fijis' new cook. Frank, 57, is a native Chicagoan now living in semi-retirement with his wife Carol. Prior to their move to Indiana, the Coronellis resided in Evanston, Illinois, where Frank worked as a .purchasing agent for a food processor in Evanston. After many years of traveling to Brown County, Frank and Carol decided to quit their jobs and relocate in the quiet hamlet known as Nashville. Hoping to pursue one of his favorite hobbies, Frank signed on with the Zeta Chapter as cook. His specialties include roast beef, continued from page I a Fiji chapter, was awarded to the brothers of Fiji from the Univer sity of Kansas, with Zeta chapter finishing in second place. The Cup recognizes excellence in scholarship, fraternity relations, and extracurricular activities. Zeta has won the Cup four times: 1941, 1956, 1971, and 1983. Zeta Chapter was also recog nized with high finishes in the following categories: the BrightPork Day cooking contest. man Trophy competition for Frank has been well received by the brothers and has been im graduate relations programs pressed by the cooperation, politeness, and response he has receiv ed from all of the Fijis. Frank plans to stay as "long as they'll have (fourth place); the Archon's me." That figures to be a very long time. Welcome aboard Frank! Trophy competition for university spaghetti, and pork. He produced a pork recipe that won the 1984 involvement (honorable men RUN FOR LEUKEMIA, Continued from page 1 will receive a teleohone sponsorship on the Leukemia Society's "4 Hours for Life" telethon in March 1985. This would provide statewide exposure for the men of Zeta. Coordinating the event for the Fijis are Brothers Pete Mariani and John Franz. Our project co-chairmen have been hard at work on the Run since mid-summer. In October, Pete and John traveled to Indianapolis to film a televi sion commercial with Indy Mayor William Hudnut, promoting the Run. "We have significantly increased our drive to the community and campus, including sending out 1600 letters to merchants throughout the Bloomington and Indianapolis areas," reports Mariani. tion); and the Baker Cup award for community involvement(sec ond place). Zeta Chapter representatives were also pleased with the elec tion of graduate brother David G. Elmore,'56, as an Archon Coun cilor at this year's Ekklesia. Brother Elmore's hard work and dedication to the fraternity are greatly appreciated by the entire brotherhood; his brothers are confident that he will succeed in his new responsibilities. While meetings and presenta tions kept Ekklesia delegates busy through much of the four days, Zeta's delegates did find time to visit New Orleans' famed Bour bon Street and the 1984 edition of the World's Fair. The chance to sightsee proved to be a won derful complement to an outStanding week of Fiji brother hood. The men of Beechwood are anxiously awaiting next sum mer's Fiji Academy and another meeting of the Fiji brothers. * * * Alumni can recommend future Fijis by sending the necessary in LITTLE 5 MEMORIES II: Brothers Dan King, left, and Jeff Johnson watch intently as the Fijis battle for the lead in the 1984 formation to: Rush Chairman, running of the Little 500. Street, Bloomington, IN 47401. Phi Gamma Delta, 631 East 3rd \r\nFIJI GRADUATE NEWS BRIEFS Edward F. Kettler '47 Thomas H. Nichols '46 Ed is president of the Fort Wayne Storage Company. He has sity, and a member of Pi Beta Phi. They have two children, Jef mont Medical Center in Cler- also been named new national frey J. Jinks, a Zeta initiate, and mont, Florida. He has been a president of the Indiana Univer sity Alumni Association. Julie L. Jinks, a member of lU member of the County Board of Governors for the past 17 years, Ed, or "Peeb" as the brothers knew him, was a 1946 initiate of the Zeta Chapter. He was the Kappa Kappa Gamma. Write to Jim and his family at 8160 Ecole Street, Indianapolis, IN 46240. president of his Zeta pledge class, Stephen W. Lyman '71 graduating from the lU School of As an Indianapolis attorney, Business in 1948. Steve deals primarily in manage Tom is a physician at the Cler- and is the author of Gall Bladder Surgery. He is also a member of several national and local profes sional societies. A Zeta initiate in 1943, Tom participated in both basketball and After graduation, Ed married ment labor laws with the firm of track. He also served as President the former Mary K. Burgman, an Hall, Render, Killian, Heath, and of Phi Eta Sigma, and was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and lU graduate and member of Lyman. He has also performed as Alpha Chi. They have a son, a Republican Precinct CommitGregory A. Kettler, now a teeman and as a delegate to the member of the Zeta Chapter. Contact Ed and Mary at 5322 Century Court, Ft. Wayne, IN 46807. Thomas L. Replogle '77 Tom is a woodcrafter for Clari state convention. A Fiji initiate in 1968, Steve graduated from Indiana Univer sity in 1971 with a BS in market ing. He continued graduate study Skull & Crescent. He received his BA in 1949, and went on to finish his medical degree in 1952. He was married to Lily Nancy Gardin in 1956, an RN graduate from Augustana College. They at the lU School of Law, Bloom have six children; Sara, Chris tian, Tom, Jr., Martha, Rachel, ington, completing his degree in and Rebecca. Contact Tom and ty Designs in Bloomington. A Zeta initiate in 1973, Tom grad 1974. uated from lU in 1977 with a BS in business. Enders, a graduate of lUPUI. A In 1976, he married Connie his family at 1654 Third Street, Clermont, FL 32711. recent addition to their family is Wendell Klopfenstein '46 In 1976, Tom married the for Andrew Taylor Lyman, bom No mer Priscilla Seaborg, an lU graduate and member of Alpha vember 21, 1983. Correspond Chi. You can contact Tom and Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46256. Wendell is involved in hospi tal administration as the vice pres ident of support services at the Goshen General Hospital, Go- with Steve at 8051 Raven Rock shen, Indiana. Priscilla at 2570 East Rayletown Road, Bloomington, IN 47401. James C. Jinks '55 Jim is a children's dentist, practicing in Indianapolis. He is also a member of many profes sional organizations, both nation al and local. "Klop" as the brothers called Alan B. Graf, Jr. '75 him, was initiated into the Zeta Alan is now the managing director of corporate finance for the Federal Express Corporation BS/BA from Northwestern Uni in Memphis, Tennessee. A 1972 initiate of Zeta Chap ter, Alan was active in intramural Chapter in 1943. He received his versity in business administration in 1945, continuing his study at the Harvard Graduate Business School. Initiated into the Zeta Chapter in 1952, "linker" became the sports, the Indiana University Wendell married Mary Ann Student Foundation, and also as Stafford, a former lU student. pledge trainer for Fiji. He graduated with an AB in Anato my and Physics in 1958, continu ing in graduate study of dentistry the pledge trainer for Fiji house. He received his BS degree in Writes Wendell, "After 30 years in the retail hardwarefield, I now have five years plus in the hospital field."His hobbies in clude, "sailing the Wawasee." until 1962. finance in 1975, and his MBA in 1976, also from lU. In 1980 he married Susan Jim wed the former Virginia L. Marie Vielhaber. They can be Contact Wendell and Mary at Sly on August 6, 1961. Virginia is a graduate of Indiana Univer contacted at 1907 Edwards Mill 201 Hawthorne Drive, Goshen, Road, Germantown, TN 38138. IN 46526.