Hoosier 照 宣萱廻 1997 Graduates to Assist Ybung Brothers Zeta chapter of Phi Gamma Delta has initiated a new program which Will link graduates of Zeta Chapter and undergraduates in an e節ort to help IU undergrads with Valuable career guidance and COunSeling. The Zeta FIJI SAGE Pro葛 gram will be ad‑ take advantage of the program. I think it s s a good idea because it going to give a lot of networking op‑ POrtunities to people and make the Whole job search MANY SUCCESSFU」 Moore ( UNDERGRADS WI丁H CAREER PA丁H COUNSELING of Summit Re‑ Moore helped alty Group/ Created this pro‑ ONCOR Inter‑ gram to encour‑ national based in age graduate Indianapolis brothers to hope un‑ GREG MooRE ̀88 House Coapora‑ under‑ SearChing for re‑ Warding and ful‑ ers filling careers wi11 take advantage of life in the arts of as charged this program. by Brother Newton D. Baker in his tion. Graduate brothers residing in the Greater Indianapolis area have been definition of each undergrad graduate broth‑ advance 88) who Brother Frank, a and Selfishly seek to also serve on the tomey in India‑ founding partner Frank reports Brother Greg Moore. Moore, a Prominent at‑ B rothers EAGER TO HE」P 70) and Greg Path counseling, napolis and ministered by ( eager to help undergrads with career PrOCeSS eaSier to gothrough.,, ZE丁A GRADS ARE graduate broth‑ ers Tom Frank Many very successful Zeta grads are Sophomore brother Jay Undergrads wil1 1ater be able to contact SAGE Brothers on the fratemity. Intemet to ask questions and arrange Sparky invited to pa血CIPate in this program Whitacre, majoring in Management and over 25 have initially agreed to With a minor in business said, serve as SAGE Brothers. think the possibilities that will come I PerSOnal counseling meetings in pur‑ Suit of career planning and develop‑ ment. As other brothers agree to partici‑ from a program such as this one will Zeta hopes this program can be Pate, the Fiji SAGE Registry will be OVerWhelm all of the brothers in a Shared with other chapters once it has expanded and used by undergrads to Way that we can been fu11y implemented. Brother SOlicit advice and career guidance. t even fathom. SAGE Brothers will provide en‑ Frank sees this program as evidence COuragement, Wise counsel, and ad‑ that Phi Gamma Delta is Who is currently planning to m亘ior Vice regarding post‑graduate oppor‑ COllege days alone. in finance, Said he would definitely tunities to undergraduate brothers. Freshman Brian Perot Mosby, ◆丁oM not for NoAH,, FRANK ̀00 Award W王mers Announced During Annual Pig Dinner Freshman qfihe Iをar ‑ Anthony Wilkinson Nominee ‑ TZ)dd Lindley B70Wnie Most O妬めnding Senior Athlete ‑ Brian B laze r Ponce Richa7dずOn Chevy Most Oz硬めnding Senior Scho肱j. ‑ David Petri Sch均やan 暮脇Iiam Jemings Keedy Memorial Schoめrshセ) AwaId W砺ner ‑ B7ett Cczrvey Merritt \r\n◆page 2 Hoosier FfyiSpring 1 997 ◆ 77)e pIecIge c居ss of2000 sねnds OutSide of the /ndfana Sねte F/JI Chapter duI所g拓e存Wa/tout Pledge Class of 2000 Carhes on FIJI廿adition The Class of 2000 moved into Phi Shakes Leone, and Brian Perot Were On their feet for 36 hours. ‑￣￣Gamma̲Deita￣ 1ast軸l wTh￣h主gh ￣Mosby reached the‑chamPions晴p ￣ Duhng this time; the￣rest￣￣Of血e hopes and great expectations for the game in its division. In temis, Nick Class worked in other capacities for 1996‑97 sch○○l Myagi Hammond represented the the organization, SuCh as committees year. As the year house in the Fina1 8 of singles‑ and and, Of course, fund‑raising. As a Winds down, the his pledge brother John Whole, the Class raised over $2100 freshmen look McGuire won the campus champi‑ for the cause. With their help, FIJI back on a long OnShip. WaS the top money‑raising fratemity list of accom‑ Bora Throughout the fall and winter, freshmen competed in a wide vari‑ Plishments. to participate in the marathon. With a11 these activities Cme might Athletica11y言t ety of intramural sports on various has been a phe‑ house teams, One Of the most exciト academica11y. Yet, OnCe again, this nomenal eight ing of which was the FIJI is an area in which the Class of2000 months. ketball team, including Jeff The B bas‑ Rocky year started off as the freshmen Brown, Which reached the Final Four football team The Class of2000 was also active COmPeted in the B division of Of Division I 5‑On‑5 basketbalL WOnder how the freshmen kept up triumphed. Four freshmen, Sam Graber Horton, Jon Maschmeyer, Ryan Skitz Dozer Pettibone, and Ryan Neuman in both philanthropy and campus Tiemey achieved 4.O GPA s, With the activities. The freshmen took part Class average being well above the the intramural in Habitat for Humanity in the month initiation cutoff of 2"5. Consequently, footbal1 1eague. Of October, aS Well as setting up and the Class of2000 was血e first to have The team, Which running the Boy 丘nished 4葛3, WaS House at the end of the month. Fratemity of Phi Gamma Delta in led by quarter‑ However, the area in which the freshmen truly excelled was IU five years. Dance Marathon‑ bene卸ing Riley been able to come together as one. back Blair ̀̀Cowboy Kyle. s Club Haunted all its 29 members initiated into the Most importantly, the class has Hospital for Children. The class had The fi team, Which in‑ 5 dancers, Justin dition, truly think of one‑anOther as Cluded freshmen David The FIJI Ryan D Guns Doyle, Jay Perot Dewey Leno Majors, Brian Mosby, Sam and Anthony Burtnett, Lindley Powder Perry, Ponce, Who eShmen, following in FIJI tra‑ brothers‑ and are looking forward to the next 3 years. ◆ JusTiN LENO,, BuRTNETT \r\n◆page3 Hoosier FfyiSpring 1 997 ◆ FIJIs no Strangers ● to Helpmg Others Once again, Phi Gamma Delta led event while others served on the elite s Greek houses at Indiana Directors Council. Plus, an aStOund‑ University for its philanthropic ef‑ ing 16 brothers were chairmen of forts first semester and are looking Various committees. all men StrOng tO repeat this semester. The FIJIs are looking forward to par‑ FIJIs donated thousands of dollars ticipating m SuCh upcommg aCtivi‑ and man‑hours ties such as an to many worth‑ 霊窪u嵩 PHI」AN丁HROPY IS all‑day Lake soME丁HINGMAN, #許諾 器豊H嘉 BRO丁HERS丁AKE tatforHumanity SERIOUSLY‥. ,, 誓書豊 Greek houses Boys and Girls SuCh as basket‑ Club of BIoomington, and others. ball toumaments and ice cream eat‑ The fratemity started an event this mg COnteStS. fall called FIJJ Fo7ヤーPlay, 1n Which Philanthropy lS SOmething many Participants donated $20 per team of four to play a round ofminiature golf brothers take seriously, and their re‑ throughout the rooms of the house. rect. The men of Phi Gamma Delta Petitive excellence proves this cor‑ Brothers were active in this event by are constantly searching for ways to designing and setting up the various help the BIoomington community. Obstacles in their rooms. The event raised over $800 for Riley Hospital. One event in which FIJIs have Whether it year‑Old Boy s coaching a lO and ll s Club basketball team Or teaChing 4th graders about the made great impact is the amual IU StOCk market, IU FIJIs are doing all Dance Marathon for Riley Hospital・ they can to help the BIoommgton Senior ftyan Mu′phy partic互タateS jn fhe IU Dance Many brothers of all classes were Mamthon, benq輝ng Riley Ho岬italjbr Children. dancers for al1 36 hours of the fall area. ′ ◆ MATT ̀̀WEEZER,, SKEHAN Freshmen, Cabinet Attend State Day February l, 1997, Pledges ness within the chapter houses and the re‑ reconvened for lunch. Following lunch, the and initiated brothers came from FIJI chap‑ On Saturday SPOnSibilities and consequences that are at‑ freshmen members of the chapters met meet ters all over the state to gather for a day of tributed to it. COnferences and socialization. It was once One anOther while the older brothers met Following the openmg SPeeChes, the for more conferences. After an hour or two, agam time for another Phi Gamma Delta brothers Who had previously slgned up for everyone once agam met aS a Whole. It was State Day. It was held in downtown India‑ di節erent seminars, Were dismissed to their the end of the day and the only event left napolis at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. respective locations. The choices of semi‑ WaS the announcement of the winners of The day began in the mommg With an nars ranged from Pledge Education to Rush the awards that are amually given out on O縦cial greeting that was fo11owed by in‑ and included meetings for the different po‑ State Day. troductions of special guests that were in Sitions of cabinet o縦cers that were attend̲ attendance. One speech was given by Zeta ing the day As a whole, the day was a great success s events. In the actual semi‑ in that it allowed men from diflbrent schooIs rePreSentatives from each chapter dis‑ and chapters to relate as members of the graduate Andy Detherage; Detherage is a nars PaSt PreSident of the Zeta chapter and the CuSSed and compared the different ways in Same fratemity and to share many similari‑ 1987 Wilkinson Award Winner. He spoke Which each chapter ties while making new memories. to the gathered FIJIs about alcohol aware‑ s programs work. Tbwards the middle ofthe day the group ◆ JoE YASS旧,, ToDD \r\nHoosier FfyiSpring 1 997 ◆ ◆ page 4 New Cabinet Retreats to LexmgtOn in January In order to form some cohesive「 ness among the cabinet members and the house, the newly installed cabi‑ net took its annual trip to Lexing‑ ton, Kentucky to better understand What their puaposes are and the his‑ tory behind the Phi Gamma Delta Legacy of Excellence. This year the new cabinet, COm‑ POSed of Brad負Cravin President, Jim Treasurer, Morehead‑ Willy Michael Lohman‑ King SoIomon‑ Recording Secretary, Eric Banshee Yazel‑ Corresponding (F,りm /擁) Historian Blake Molt?head, 7+easu7er Jim Secretary, and Blake Choda Choda F7りbe,名, President Brad 脇lb, Cravin Lohman, Recording Secreta,y M諸e ̀・King " Solomon and Cor,宅やOnding Sec7etary Eric Banshee %zel Froberg‑ Historian, eIUOyed a splen‑ did, informative weekend at the In‑ temational Headquarters ・ We were able to experience the COmpany and direction of Bill Mar‑ e7dyoy a moment d bIOthe7壷ood during their cabinet It?treat・ the history of the fratemity of Phi Gamma Delta. We decided to designate di任erent ar‑ eas of word to di任erent cabinet mem‑ After being blessed with the sights bers‑ eaCh fulfilling or overlooking tin, Who so generously gave of his Of the Headquarters building, the time臆andenergy to l鋭d us on a tour cabinet却aS ⊥aken out for a relaxing Of the Headquarters building. From lunch with their well‑reSPeCted tour bring back ideas the viewing of a reenacted John guide, Bill Martin. Upon amVmg fering emotions from the weekend・ Templeton McCarty s bedroom, tO back at the hotel in the heart of Lex‑ It was a time of bonding (through the history of the different makes of ington, the cabinet began to reflect fratemal recreation) and a time of badges and rings, tO the accomplish‑ On the day a point of the star. All in a1工, the cabinet was able to COnCePtS and dif‑ Sharing. It was a weekend that all s events. ments of some of the most well‑ During this time of brain stom‑ known Phi Gams, the Zeta chapter mg, We Were able to Iook at the needs cabinet was able to now identify with Of the house at the present time, and Phi Gams should have the opportu‑ nity to experience・ ◆ THE MEMBERS OFTHE CABINET Zeta FIJIs to Defend National Cheney Cup Through dedication and brother‑ temities in overa11 grades for the sev‑ events as initiation and rush. A com‑ hood of the Zeta brothers, the Cheney enteenth consecutive year. Zeta also Plete financial report was also in‑ Cup found its home at Beechwood found the campus intramural trophy Cluded. Zeta forthe 1995 year. The 1996 Cheney for the sixteenth straight year. COmPetitive as the 1995 Cheney Cup. s efforts prove just as Cup application exhibited no shift in A roster of brothers and campus The Cheney Cup IS aWarded an‑ the success of the Zeta chapter, and activities was compiled. Brothers nually to the chapter adjudged most reflected a continuation of the excel‑ represent the house in such elite cam‑ e飾、Cient in the conduct of its affairs lent Fiji tradition. In such areas as as evidenced by scholarship, CamPuS Philanthropy a complete and detailed PuS POSitions a President of AIpha Lambda Delta, Vice President of Board of Aeons, and President and Summary WaS Catalogued and bound Founder ofthe IU Pre‑Law Job Shad‑ tinction a F串Chapter may receive. in the amual Cheney Cup Report OWing Program. One hundred nine The opportunity to compete for this and sent to Report the Intemational brothers completed 1 217 man‑hours award is taken seriously be the Zeta Headquarters in Lexington, KY Of philanthropIC WOrk and also raised Chapter・ By mid‑Summer We Will neatly $3000 toward charity. know if we have won this prestigious academics, CamPuS aCtivities and The Awards Report consisted of s efforts throughout the 1996 Statements were also prepared on SChool year・ Zeta placed atop all fra‑ the organization and success of such Zeta activities, and fratemal relations. The Cheney Cup is the highest dis‑ award once agam. ◆ SAM GRAEBER HoRTON \r\n◆page 5 HoosierF iSpring 1 997 ◆ Phi Gam Bike Tbam Ready to Ride Cory Streek Lewis the lone fans at Bill Amstrong CrOSSeS /he j訪ish Stadium line in 1995, and are continually praised for being the loudest and proudest. C坪?turing victo7γ jbr Phi Gamma The month of April is an ex‑ Delta. 7協e Fr〃 Citing time for the brothers of bIOthers aIt, Phi Gamma Delta. The week̲ hapingf)r a end ofApri1 5 & 6 was quali‑ Similar result fications and the FIJIs es‑ this yea7: tablished a solid 7th Place start position・ On Apri1 11 the FIJI team participated in Ttam Pursuit, a 15‑ lap competition agamSt Other teams. The FIJIs did exceptionally well CaP置 turing first place and finishing 22 seconds ahead of the second Place team. The tradition of the Bike T七am din‑ Last year ner continues the the FIJI cy‑ night before the Cling team fin‑ race. Behind the ished third‑Place in IU SuPPOrt Of their s famed Little 500 race. In 1997 they Puxple‑Clad brothers eamed vacation re hungry for a first place time for training as finish・ Behind three retummg Well. The team spent a week in riders Gainesvi11e, FIorida over the the FIJIs are poised to be at the head of the pack in this Winter break and rode over 500 year miles, While the rest of their s race on Apri1 26. Retuming from last year,s team are seniors Mark LIoyd,, Edwards and David Seuss,, Stagge, and junior Jim Wi11y Ofer Froberg, Joe Guido, Amar Bajpai, and Jon Haji On raCe day. ◆ MATT WEEZER,, SK軸AN the sun in other tropica=oca‑ tions. , CoIonel each day with the full schedule Of any other student, the riders have shown their dedication for the house and exemplify the Comelius round out those vy‑ focus and determination that ing for a position on the four‑ FIJIs pride themselves on. man team" Behind coaches Troy Blades" Lewis, Ryan yet another chance to bring back the prized Borg‑Wamer trophy Balanclng hours of practice Lohman. Those three plus Blake生Choda Pledge brothers were soaking up On Apri1 26, the FIJIs Iook to be in the hunt for Busey,, The practices and the race bring forth the ideals of broth‑ Murphy, and Mike Slider Fox, The FIJIs have hdden over 6 000 miles this year to train for the greatest intramural event in the world. The FIJI bike team has relin̲ quished two weeks of hard‑ erhood as well. Often times, the dimer prepared at the house is moved to the track so that the team can be cheered on at prac‑ tice by the brothers. The his‑ toric puxple haze sti11 foms hours before the race as FIJIs are 7he Pu7ple Haze willjbrm once again Jhis year〆,r the 1997 Little 500 \r\nHoosierFfyiSpring 1 997 ◆ ◆ page 6 ● FIJI Runnmg ft)r Board of Trustees Dr. Ray NichoIson is one ofthree ties in the Indiana Academy of Fam‑ services include the Indiana State Candidates ruming for the IU Board ily Physicians (including that of Medical Association Physician Com‑ Of Trustees. He is a Zeta FIJI, Class President in 1990‑1991) and in the munity Service Award for his lO‑year Of 1952, and is asking for your sup‑ American Academy of Family Phy‑ stint on radio and lO‑year PrOgram POrt in the upcommg alumni elec‑ SIClanS. on television for Health Education, tion. Ballots will be mailed to all Nick has been a member of the the IAFP Alan Fischer Award for Alumni Council of the IUMC Outstanding Contribution to Family Alumni Association since 1974, Practice Education in Indiana, and VOted unstinting energy, time, PrO‑ SerVmg aS PreSident in 1978‑79, and the Distinguished Alumni Service fessional enterprise and financial again in 1988‑89. He is currently Award from the IU Alumni Club of SuPPOrt tO benefit the communities Vice‑President of the Medical SchooI Vanderburgh County. in which he has lived, WOrked, and Alumni Council. He has served on Studied since he was graduated from the Dean IU with aB.S. in ̀52, and anM.D. tors, IUMC, Since 1992. degree holders in mid‑May. Dr. NichoIson ( Nick ) has de‑ s Council Board of Direc‑ By supporting an academic schol‑ arship established in 1995 in memory of Joyce NichoIson (A.B. ̀51), by helping IU financially with member‑ in ̀55. He has supported the Zeta Nick was one ofthe riders in the Chapter and the Beechwood Educa‑ first Little 500 race, riding for the ship in the We11 House Society tional Foundation, along wi血the Phi FIJIs. Twenty‑three years later, his by supporting IU athletics with gen‑ and Gamma Delta Educational Founda‑ son David W. (̀77) also rode in the erosity and enthusiasm tion. Little 500, making them the first fa‑ PrOVen the high priority he places on ther‑SOn COmbination to have ridden service to his alma mater. Currently, he is a practicing fam‑ ily doctor and a Professor of Clini‑ cal Medicine at IU in the fields of Adept at meeting the challenges in the race. Both of Nick Nick has s children are IU oftime, labor and cost restraints with family medicine, gefib缶ics and grads‑ Diane (Mrs・ Gary Shelton), a̲ medical ethics. Since 1970, he has Red Stepper, is a member of the ̀81 a high degree of organization and served as Founder‑Director of the Class. Nick is a lifelong resident of PeaCemaking ski11s with a profound Family Practice Residency at St. Evansvi11e. He serves as head elder sense of compassion for and under‑ Mary in his church. s Medical Center in Evans‑ Vi11e, IN. Many awards recognizing Nick 坤eed and e縦ciency, Nick combines standing of, the human element in‑ s voIved. He has worked in many capaci‑ Brothers Meet Prospective Class of 2001 Spring in BIoomington brings with it both the brothers and the rushees to inter‑ obtain a bid a unanimous vote is necessary, warm weather, a few rain showers, and the act in as environment more conducive to a fact that is impressed upon those who re‑ Little 500. But at the FIJI house, it also leaming about each other. This is an im‑ ceive bids. Often, the honor of knowing Signals the time to find those young men POrtant and integral part of the FIJI rush that every brother wants the則Shee in the who will make up the pledge class for the PrOgram. fa11 of the next year. The five points of the star, SCholarship house is enough to convince many of them to sign on the spot. It is an unusual tradition, aS mOSt frater‑ intramurals, CamPuS aCtivities, Philan‑ This year, We have had two rush week‑ nities conduct a fall rush, but it enables us thropy, and brotherhood, are StreSSed re‑ ends in which we extended bids to 33 young to get a head start on finding the very best Peatedly during the weekend so that the men. Tb cIose outthe rushprocess men to pledge our house. The process be‑ rushees may see the di任erence between the conduct a sma11 and informal rush week‑ FIJI house and many other fratemities. end during the summer months. We en‑ gmS during the first semester when under‑ We Will graduates as well as graduate brothers sub‑ After they have had a chance to meet the mit the names of hundreds of potential rushees, the brothers, With the guidance of and as late as possible, aS We are always FIJIs. Rush Chairmen Jon Comelius and Amar looking for the召Phi Gam special., B亘ipai, Carefully consider each candidate. any luck, We Will have roughly 30 outstand‑ vited to attend one of several rush week‑ Once the screening process is complete mg individuals whom we can mold into ends during the spring semester. These those men remammg are eXtended bids to OutStanding FIJIs. weekends contain no alcohol in order for Pledge in the fall of next year. In order to These young men are contacted and in‑ courage brothers to submit names as often ◆ AMAR HAJI With BAJPAi \r\n◆page 7 Hoosier FtyiSpring 1 997 ◆ Phi Gams Once Agam Tbp m Grades ● Zeta chapter continued its excel‑ lence in scholarship this past semes‑ brothers will be able to pull a test on file from CD‑ROM. ter by once again eammg the high‑ est all men The current test珊e is still updated s grade point aver‑ age for fratemi‑ yearly and pro‑ Vides a valuable 看丁HINK I丁,s THE ties. It marked the 16th con‑ SeCutive year FIJIs had placed On tOP Ofthe fra‑ temity grade list. Zeta held its SCHOLARSHIP WE HAVE HERE COM‑ BINED WI丁H THE WaS a time for invite one of their professors tion will help With organiza‑ tion as well as ef‑ ficiency of the Currently, NA丁U RA」 Zeta is in the 丁A」ENT AND ABILITY OF THE GUYS IN THE PrOCeSS Of struc‑ turing a new COmPuter lab to be completed by HOUSE. OVer for a formal the fall of 1997, dinner at the if all goes as JuNiOR BRETT CARVEY,, house. The scholar‑ Planned. This MERRiT new facility wi11 Ship dimer al‑ lowed for the brothers to talk to and be complete with room for fourteen new computers. gain favor w王th their professors in a Finally, through the help of house Very relaxed atmosphere. This din‑ COre, generOuS donations from ner also gave the professors an op‑ alumni to the Beechwood Education POrtunity to tour the house, meet the Foundation, and hard work from all brothers and gam an understanding 血e brothers, the Zeta chapter of Phi Of the many assets that Zeta chapter Gamma Delta will continue its Iong‑ Of Phi Gamma Delta has to offer. Recently Zeta chapter began the tedious process of computerizmg its test珊e・ When this task is complete, ≡★ Study. However, the computeriza‑ 宜Ie. Apri1 9. This the brothers to resource for brothers use to OVERA」L SYS丁EM OF biannual schol‑ arship dimer on ● Standing tradition of academic excel‑ 1ence at Indiana University. ◆ANDREW伍CLIFF,, GuEST AND BEN BA」OO,, YoDER \r\nしOウノ N萱 NO⊥DN酬OO ●⊥Sq甘さ●害い 湘⊥dVH⊃ ⅦヨZ ‑ Ⅷヨq ∀囚囲∀D萱) Hoosier