丁he Hoosier Fiji Published by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma DeIta at Indiana University BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA FALL 1986 ZETA HONORS ITS GRADUATES By Pat Williams Graduate Relations Chairman Last summer at Ekklesia, Zeta Chapter finished second in the running for the Brightrpap Trophy for graduate relations. Carrying that momentum into the first semester of this school term, Zeta is once again having an outstanding year in the area of graduate relations. To date, We have already held four mayor events for our graduates this SemeSter. On September 19, the class of 66 held its 20th reunion at Beechwood. This celebration en‑ tailed a cookout which was at‑ tended by many graduate broth‑ ers. After dimer, many members of the class of 66 entertained the StOries SILVER OWL AWARDS: Dr. Wi看liam LaSalle (right) receives war his Silver OwI Award Certificate for 25 ycars of Phi Gamma Delta from their days at Beech‑ af鮒iation. President Andy Detherage served as master of undergraduates with wood. This event was a tremen‑ ceremonies for the event. dous success and truly was a great time for a11葛坦旦坦一理e吐・臆 〇一 The following mornmg, the OnHomecoming, October25, the awards ceremony to par‑ the class of 61 held its 25th re‑ 高車e￣ in￣￣￣pr暗証元￣festivitieS二 76 arrived for their lOth union. Of course, many graduates In addition, Our graduate rela‑ reunion , Which included cocktails from other years were also pre‑ tions program includes two fund and brunch before the football Sent. Before the game we agam raisers. One will aid chapter game. Some members of the class ertioyed brunch and cocktails and house renovation through the sale Of afterward staged a cookout for all Of pictures of Beechwood. The graduates at Beechwood. other will benefit our bike team class of 66 attended this event, tOO. On top ofbrunch and cocktails, 76 threw their own Our final graduate relations and the American Heart Associa‑ 皿Ie twist into the reunion. AIong event this semester was our鯖rst tion through the sponsorship of With their pledge brothers, Bill Silver OwI Awards ceremony, miles ridden by our bikers. Sibbitt and the other reunion Which brought many members of Organizers invited three of their the class of Pledge trainers to Bloomington. brunch, President Andy Deth‑ 1987. If you are interested in at‑ Upon their arrival, the pledge erage hosted the ceremony ln tending or holding a reunion, trainers staged a mock line‑uP which the with the class of Silver OwI Award Certificates. Many graduates stayed on after Please write to: Graduate Rela‑ tions Chairman, 631 E. Third the class of victims. 76 as their 61 back to IU. After 61 initiates received Finally, the Norris Pig Dinner Will be held on February 28, Street, BIoomington, IN 47401. \r\nPage 2 THE President HOOSIER FUI Fa獲l 1986 s Message Zeta Sets Pace at Indiana Zeta Chapter has experienced a number of progressive changes this semester. Our pledge education program and our new alcohoI policy have set the standards for the IU Greek system. In the face of crisis and increaslng PreSSureS, We agaln have initiated the necessary lmPrOVementS. Thirty‑One OutStanding young men have pledged Zeta and are work‑ ing diligently toward initiation. The class is quite diverse・ yet PCU is strong (as always). Their scholarship record is especially good・ and we look for them to place number one on campus. Last year marked the 27th year in a row that Zeta Chapter has been above the all‑men,s scholastic average. Only the Sigma Tau Chapter shares this honor with the Zeta brother{」〆臆臆へ臆 INVOLVED ALUMNUS: This year appears to be our strongest in my four years here at Brother Hank Orme was in‑ Beechwood. In intramural sports competition, Zeta once agaln Strumenta=n arranging the dominated with a record 4,Oor total points! We are currently leading recent class of?66 reunion. the way toward our seventh consecutive title. C orporation News Ekklesia. Best ofall, We have much to Iook forward to next semester: Good news! A contract was much more. Now is the time to get invoIved. The tradition of suc‑ We are experienclng a Very SuCCeSSful semester after a rewarding drawn in October with the James & Associates architectural firm an intramural victory, the耕bike team a SCholarship victory and cess is alive and well at Beechwood. Come and experience it! Fratemally , An匂, Dethe朋ge, President for renovation of Beechwood. Now all that is needed is money! The renovation is broken down into five separate phases. Phase l, beginning this sprlng, is Chqpter Hbno彬d at E枇Ies訪 2 will center on restructuring the Last August, five undergraduate brothers attended the 138th Ekklesia in Lexington, Kentucky. These brothers gained a reward‑ front of the house. These first two 1ng eXPerience, but also managed to have a lot of fun without con‑ renovation of the kitchen. Phase Phases wi11 begin regardless of Our fund‑raising efforts. However, donations from graduate brothers wi11 play a great Verting too much recreation into excess. Zeta has a long‑Standing tradition of recognition for outstanding ac.hievement at the intemational convention, and this year s Ekklesia三 was no exception. Zeta placed second in the Brightman Trophy for renovation. Money for Phases graduate relations competition, reCeived an honorable mention in the Baker Social Service Cup runmng, and also received honorable men‑ 3,4 and 5 will be raised by issu‑ tion in the Archon,s Trophy competition for invoIvement in campus 1ng bonds to brothers wishing to a耽irs. Part in the last three phases of Participate. In addition, Zeta was one of several chapters awarded the J.T. McCarty Chapter Proficiency Award for e飾cient chapter operations. 7he Hoosier F擁is published Finally, Zeta was recognized for maintaining its 27th year above the regularly by the men of Phi Gam‑ IU all‑men ma Delta at Indiana University Highlights of the Ekklesia included a banquet in honor of retiring Executive Director Bill Zerman for his many years of service to Phi for members and friends. News items, Photographs and s scholastic average. Gamma Delta・ A slide presentation of his many years with the Frater‑ Change of address notices should nity was presented and the name of the Archon be sent to Zeta Chapter of Phi to the Wi11iam S. Zerman Trophy. AIso, Zeta Gamma Delta, Newsletter Pro‑ gram Headquarters, P・O. Box 1311, BIoomington, IN 47402・ s Trophy was changed s own David G・ Elmore 55 was elected Archon Vice ‑President. The ideas our five Zeta brothers brought back with them have been invaluable in our effort to keep Zeta strong in the future. 園‑ \r\nFaIl ]986 Page 3 THE HOOSIER FUI Cbmm#nity Service F卸Brothers Reach Out The brothers of Zeta have been busy at work with various social and community prQleCtS. The tradition of excellence has been set, and this year our Baker Cup challenge is off to a tremendous start. We kicked offthe year with a prQject for the Coca‑Cola Company, in co巾unction with the BIoomington Boys a fund raiser for the club Club. Coke sponsored s building foundation. The event included a Max Headroom look‑alike contest, aS Well as the sale of Coke memorabilia. The fund raiser required many man hours of labor and COnStruCtion and that is where we supplied our time and muscle. FalI Rush Brings Zeta 31 Pledges Rush Chairmen Mark Hamilton and Mike Mi11er con‑ One week later the F串S Were at it agam. This time we were help‑ ducted the various activities need‑ 1ng the Monroe County Historical Society in its annual antique show. ed to acquaint rushees with Zeta The brothers helped with the routine̲S皇t=uP and臆虚ar‑down《Oithedsw」 C hapte]∴ 」me臆臆皿a畔̲ac血血es葛,̲‑̲一書臆臆へ For our time and effort, the society paid us $200 which was donated Which included basketball言ce to the Fraternal Order of Police and the Boys Cream SOCials, Staged presenta置 Club. The semester continued to roll with more prQjects and events, in‑ tions by the brothers, and slide s Drinkery. There was Shows, helped make the prospec‑ a $1 cover charge, With proceeds going to the National Leukemia tive pledges feel right at home. Cluding a Phi Gam Greek Night at Hooligan Foundation. The chapter also particIPated in an IFC‑SPOnSOred A‑Meal Miss‑ fund raiser in which money saved was donated to severa1 Please welcome the members Of our fa11 1986 pledge class: 1ocal charities. Our annual Multiple Sclerosis Tennis Tournament Mike Apple raised mega‑bucks and was quite a success. Thank you, Brother Brent Arnold Stowell, for your hard work on that event. Mike Caesare The chapter has supported many other pr句ects with the Boys Club and several other organizations. We are offto a great start, With many Jade Cusick Dan Dickman Todd Eisele PrQjects and campaigns just around the corner. Fraternal ly , Jon S/eele and John rbr亮〃 Marion Eyre Mike Franklin John Frede B沈ers Prfmed jbr Li幼e 500 Zeta s 1987 bike team wiH be one ofthe favorites to win this year s Little 500. We return Mark Senese, Dave Schmidt and Jim Strobel John Grief John Griffin Greg Gruming Matt Hamer from last year王s二S{畢ed which ￣set ih鎌econd‑fastest『ral埠ing臆‑time‑‑ ‑ ‑一二興池且ar吋一一 in the history of the race. Joining Mike Franklin, SOPhomore Bob David Hendrikson Bender and junior Tom Herendeen. Two of our riders gained valuable riding experience this past sum‑ mer. Mike Franklin competed in his fifth racing season, While Mark Senese raced for the first year. Mike averaged nearly 500 miles a Week last summer and visited the Olympic Training Center. Mark Placed among the top lO riders in seven ofnine races, Winnlng mOre than seOO. He raced for a traveling Louisville team that competed in Tennessee・ Indiana, West Virginia This year Ohio and Michigan. s Fiji team hopes to get a hugejump on other IU teams When they travel to Gainesville Florida, OVer Christmas Break. They Scott Hunter Tom Hurley Pat Kersey Kurt King John Krause Chris LaSa11e Tim Moody Mike Moore Chip Pfau Todd Ransom Will stay with our Phi Gam brothers at the University of FIorida for Chris Storms about lO days. Coach Bruce Eyre hopes the team can take advan‑ Mike Summerville tage of the warm climate and flat terrain to log nearly l,000 mi量es. Eric Todd Stated returning rider Dave Schmidt,白We,ve been long overdue Matt Tu11y for another winning team. We plan to make this year,s race one to remember. Steve Vierling Tom West \r\nWilliam D. Ramsey ,29 The Zeta house manager, treasurer and president as an undergraduate, Bill notes that ̀̀Phi Gamma Delia WaS Jhe greatest iI砂ence on my嬢の‑ cqtjbr Jny home嬢gro高ng即. Douglas K. Moore?72 白My w狙Judith, WaS a Delia Gamma at IU and g朋duated Jn 1964, Maxwe11 updates broth‑ ers.出動e ;s now serving Jhe a‑ ecutive council Q声he Jndiana 脇iversity Alumni 4ssociation・ 白We were married right (弗er I attendedJ訪r Or帝ve E薙Iesias and was a member d alumni 町ははけ帽‖り軸賀軸 FIJI GRADUATE NEWS BRTEFS A former Zeta historian, Douglas graduated from medical school in 1975 and now is with Camel Obstetrics‑Gynecology , Incorporated・ Find out more by writing 313 E. Carmel Drive, Suite D, Camel, IN 46032. gItZd脇tion and are the pare融Qf chqte7嶋in J融ianqolis, Zo諦s‑ three daz ville and Boston. Heather, 16, and Mere匂脇, 12・ ghters: Holly, 20, John S. Myrland 73 Executive vice presidcnt 。千the ‑ Retired from a 34‑year Career Holly is ajzJnior at JU and is a Indianapolis Chamber of Com‑ with Shell Oil, Bi11 is the father member d肋e Red St錆z,e′嶋and merce,白Wizard,, notes that he of William Jr., Jane and Jim, a Delta Zeta. Zeta F申v Contact Bill and his sees some graduate brothers from Still glowing with great time to time and that he has been wife through P.O. Box l15 memories of the 1985 pig dinner, invoIved in various alumni fund Whitingham, VT O5361. Maxwell can be reached at his of‑ raisers. However, he would like fice, One Indiana Square, Suite to get in contact with more 3130, Indianapolis graduated IU F卸S. John E. Foster ,41 IN 46204. John will serve as president of John studied business admini‑ stration as an undergraduate and is this year celebrated 44 years of marriage with his wife the former Eleanor Winkler. She is Robert R. Wylie the Indiana Commerce Ex‑ 61 A physician, Bob, Or白Bullet as he is better known to brothers of the late 50s and early 60s, a musician and graduate of Wiト cherishes the lifelong friendships tenberg and the Cincinnati Col‑ made through Phi Gamma Delta. 1ege of Music・ He is very active in IU alumni The sweets sounds are commg and Varsity Club affairs and aids from 717 Vi11age Road, Spring‑ in recruiting Hoosier footba11 宜eld, OH 45504. Players. Although he studied English 富iterature臆While a Zeta臆脚der‑ graduate, Jim chose dentistry as his vocation and received his 認諾諾霊認諾器 tal Corps. Jodie, 17, and Shelley, 14 year. send your congratulations to 2617 McLeay Drive, Indiana‑ polis, IN 46220. William K. Shonk ,76 員Shonky,, is now a dentist and the father of Scott, 5, and Sally, 2. Find him and his wife,血e Congratulate the father of James E. Dice ,59 ecutives Association for the next On the fine recruiting job when you write former Lynn Brower a Kappa Kappa Gamma member and IU alumna, keeping up wi血that duo 土321琳仁王e拙粗臆臆P書aceぅ臆H血手書 二at 87 Ch鎧‡瞳1d DriYe, Nobles‑ IN 46342. ville, IN 46060. Wi11iam C. Fowler ,66 Doug看as M・ Bill served as our Zeta presi‑ Behrmann ,78 ・ ・Dudley, , now is assistant vice dent in 1965‑66 and now is a part‑ ner in charge of the tax division president at Indiana National brother at 200 11th St. S.E., at Arthur Andersen. He and his Bank and the fa血er of Andy, Washington, DC 20003. wife are marking one year of nearing 4 Catch up with this single marrlage SOOn at 3106 Andrews Maxwell Gray ,60 A partner in the Indianapolis law firm of Lowe, Gray, Steele 臆 Dr. N.W., Atlanta, GA 30305. Robert E. Clark ,33 and Megan, 2・ Send him your best at 6804 Westdrum Road, Indianapolis IN 46241. Brent T. Dunn ,80 A retired realtor, Bob is active A bank branch manager for & Ho紐nan, Maxwe11 received his Doctor of Jurisprudence and in Kiwanis, the VFW and Amer‑ A.F.N.B., Brent and his Kappa Master,s in Business Administra‑ ican Legion. Surprise him with a AIpha Theta and IU alumna wife, tion from IU in the summer of 1984. letter at 3505 Redwood Drive, Anderson, IN 46011. Peg, live at 3309 Wedgewood Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46227. \r\n担i臆臆Gama Delta Fraternity zeta chapter "Lost" Menbers 工f you knew廿旧c‑t address of秘ry of廿Ie耽rfer!3 1isted be￨aw, P￨ease pass廿re in土b劃隠士ion on to our Alumi Reladms Headqqu士ers, P.O. Box 131l, Bl∞r止n9亡の,工N 47402.皿菰水s! ‑Philip R. Akre ‑57 一Steかen S.職Cy ‑う7 William L. Walton I71 Demis D. Anglin '62 Vemal D.血yton 夢o血G. Ashm紬161 Robert A. Inginbill ‑76 Michael R. dyer Richard A. MacGill 81 ‑61 Carl H. Bauer 118 Charles R. Binford 132 John L. Blank 147 StePhen W. Byers JosePh Wiler Robert A.陳acGi11 I44 ‑Samuel E. Bechtold I32 〆Robert W. Byme ‑63 意eroy F.胎喝血‑4う Paul A.母ar亡in 144 ‑Joe W.ぬSte重S I50 Jo血R.鵬athias 170 ‑65 '60 Wayne C. Mc conald 170 / G亡く導色エy且. Capli喝er ‑75 Biordon W̲凄e臆髄mey '65‑‑臆 Janes R. Clark I77 Je 甲hの喜la言的. Clarke 132 Brent F. Meyers Merrel D. Coffin i46 Edward V. Mikese11 169 皿のnaS J. Comor 175 ffrey T. Mc Reynolds ‑7ら '74 冒imothy J. Millbem ‑77 皿ICHnaS E. Coste11o I61 ‑Clarke C. Miller i59 Kemper F. Cowing ‑Herbert A. Miller 157 ‑17 冒honas H. Cox 149 Eric J. Mishler 173 ‑Carl A. Moenkhaus I36 ‑Rober亡田. Crowe 159 Geza J. Czull 161 Craig E. Davis Donglas J. nyers 77 ‑PRichard L. l̀ieal 157 ‑70 Richard p. belone I81 Richard B.鵬王王142 Louis F. Pelone 179 StePhen L. relson Howard A.軸yer ,29 Charles S. O亡te 163 m°maS J.調nke重i73 Jo血 Do喝las A. Finlayson '71 Jay Pal皿er 冒homas J. Fime9袖‑72 George W. Fishering '49 Ea重l P. F°S亡er 126 Richard A. French 136 ‑67 E. 00en 146 ‑22 ‑ Nickolas G. Parisis I55 Charles D. Parsons ‑70 Van W. Peck 148 ごWilliam C. Porter 159 島dward E.くね亡es ,21 William D. Robertson Brock R. (ま)重don I79 すohn J. Roch亡ord i75 Don R. Gossom 167 可hc両誌￣哀. ￣ Ha工工173 Richard D. Handley ‑69 臆臆Dayle C.鱒〕Wland ‑23 Kean E. Salzer 172 Philip J. Schmith '49 Charles E. Hartmetz I39 着Robert L. Sicks 155 Jack L. Hatfield 124 ‑conald R. Skinner 156 Kemeth E. Hauck 147 Albert C. Smith I50 Brian w. Hedges '83 Thcmas M. Snyder John A. Hetherington '40 Philip C. Hill '73 ・。‑Neil R. Hinchnan 157 Virgil D. Hire ‑33 Murうen Hopkins '16 Walter B. Huey ‑76 夢o血W.櫨un亡I29 Rufus C. Hunter I51 Robert S. Jackson 171 Justin B. Jones i49 John B. Jonsson 162 ‑50 '72 Philip G. Sosinski '60 蜂Art血ur W. Spivey ,60 Henry C. Stevenson 170 Robert L. Stonehi11 I30 David D. Study ‑35 Jo血1 M.なaylo言 ‑49 Demis L. Thcmpson '68 Robert I. monpson ‑64 冒Om Van駁1Ski重k i79 .逮Richard L. Wa11ace 157 Philip C. Walter '19 ‑77 R〔ger L. Wi11i弧s ‑52 Paul S. Wittenbraker 133 おDoyle D. Zaring '58 \r\nThe Fra†e「ni†y of Phi Gamma DeI†a I987 NORRIS PIG DJN^昭R Dcar Brother, The Brothers ofthe Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta cordially invite you to this year s Norris Pig Dinner. The traditional banquet will be held on Saturday, February 28・ 1987. We hope you will call your classmates and encourage as many Brothers as possible to altend. This wi11 be an occasion they won t wan=o miss. In addition to the banquet, the Zeta House Corporation will convene with the 皿dergraduates and graduate Brothers to discuss the exciting house renovation. It s actuaト 」y going to七egin this ye{叫臆and址s」s your chance‑ぬ工eCeive臆thedetaihof the臆臆エenOyatio虹 The agenda for this year s dinner is as fo=ows: 5:00 p.m. House Corporation Meeting and Renovation Report 5:45 p.m. Transportation from Beechwood to the Pig Dinner 6:00 p.m. Meet at Jeremiah Sweeney 7:00 p.m. Norris Pig Dinner, aWards presentations, and our Will be provided s for a cash bar guest speaker There will be a $15 charge per plate. Donations, Of course, are also welcomed. Ifyou have any questions, Please contact me at either (812) 332‑6954 or (812) 334‑0034・ A11 the Brothers of the Zeta Chapter are looking forward to seelng yOu On February 28th! PERGE ! Since「ely, ap David L. Jegen Pig Dinner Chairman NORRIS PIG DINNER 1987 RESERVATION FORM Count me in on the 1987 NORRIS PIG DINNER I regret I cannot attend EncIose your check and return to: PIG DINNER CHAI剛MAN Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta 631 Ea§t Third Street BIoomiITgtOn, IN 47401