The Hoosier *"► 4 FIJI 1994 1871 Indiana University Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Summer Edition Letter from the editors: For myself, Bill Keedy, this is the second semester as the editor of the Hoosier Fiji. To be honest, 1 was happy with the results of how the winter edition turned out. However, the other editors and I felt that many of the articles published were repetitive and centered too much around the undergraduates of Zeta. We wanted to create a revised format that would be more interesting and exciting for the graduate brothers. Upon talking to our field secretary, Doug Draper (Kansas), we have made extreme efforts to focus more on you, the graduates. We wish to thank all that who responded to the mailing sent out in April. Reading your letters has been both interesting and enjoyable. Without your responses, this publication would not be a success. For the brothers who chose not to respond, we encourage you to please respond to future mailings. This is an excellent way for you to keep the brothers informed. Remember, Phi Gamma Delta is "not for college days alone!" Bill Keedy Scott Slaby Ryan Murphy In memory of Harold H. Burch On October 7, 1993, Brother Harold H. Burch ('30) passed away. Harold was 84 years old and was nearing his 60th wedding anniversary with his wife Dorothy Thompson. The two have lived most of their married life in Evansville, where Harold worked at the family business, Burch Plow Works. Both he and his wife spent much of their later years visiting their three children and the grandchildren, who are now dispersed throughout the country. Harold was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa business honorary fraternity during his undergraduate years and was heavily involved in several service organizations proceeding his time at Beechwood. His twin brother Gerald J. Burch (Zeta '30), still resides in Evansville. \r\nJ. ^eor^e CM.^inn In Memory of One ofZeta's n^inest . d George Moses Ginn was a friend, a brother and especially a Zeta Fiji pledgesbrother df mine - Class of 1957. Many, many called George a friend. All of his friends would want him remembered for his good nature, ^able manner, ipfectious laugh, his sincere interest in and thoughtfulness toward others, as well as his willingness to help lead in good causes. He was consistent in those virtues. Those who knew him in a personal way knew also what a great hu.sband and father he was to his family. Those who worked with him recognized his professional competence. George exceeded in many areas but none more than in athletic competition. He loved the games and the competitive challenge. He was a skilled tennis player and golfer. Harlier he was a multi-sf>drt football, basketball, baseball and tennis star athlete for the Frankfort, Indiana "Hot Dogs." As a freshman, he won his numerals pllying I.U. ba^feetball. In all of his endeavors, he was easy going, easy to meet and easy to become a friend of; but he was never easy to beat. George Ginn was also a remarkable Fiji brother. From his first days as a pledge at Beechwood to his last, he was dedicated and devoted to Phi Gamma Delta. He believed in its precepts; he worked diligently solvingprbblemsjtoeatirig dfportunities, serving the local chapter and the national fraternity whenever he was asked to do so. Most of all, George believed in arid Iiyed?his brotherhood. His accomplishments in both business and the fraternity are legend and I know are well documented. Many brothers of Phi Gamma Delta owe Brother Ginn a great debt of gratitude. To a very special few Phi Gams, George was a Zeta pledge brother - Claris of 1957. I suspect it is at least a Zeta tradition that being a pledge brother connotes a special relationship among the classmates, I know that isTrue for the Glass of'57. From our very first days at I.U., George was first among equals. Not only was he easy to get to know, he as hard to miss. He was a jolly giant; at least a head taller than most of us. His reputation as a star athlete and student leader was one we all respected. It was natural that he became the president of the pledge class. With a middle name of Moses, you'd just expect him to be a leader, and he was throughout our college days. We were all proud he was president of the house as a senior. George was gifted not only with size and physical abilities, but leadership skills as well. George always seemed to be in touch and on top of the ever changing situations. His balance, versatility and common sense always made sense to the rest of us. You could count on him to do the right thing at the right time. Even though he seemed a little tough on some of the pledge brothers when he was enforcing study hqurs or drinking fines. At least the ones fined thought so! > He could stay calm in a crisis. No matter what the problem or calamity — and there were more than a few -- he kept a steady hand on the wheel and steered a proper course. He gave us all a sense of confidence not only in him but for each other and the fraternity. George was also a lot offun. A grriat laugh and good sense of humor made him fun to be with,to double date with and to room with, as I did. He could party as well as anybody. He was one of the few brothers that could put away a case of beer, personally, in a day. Maybe that's why, later in life, George abstained from drinking altogether. " ' ■' In 1956,1 think it was, George and a few other brothers drove a new school bus built in Richmond, Indiana to Florida for spring vacation. The bus was scheduled to be delivered in Jacksonville, (Florida) but the trip ended instead in Lumber City. Georgia because the bus engine had a cracked block. The engine failure, it was explained, was due to a faulty governor. Ft. Lauderdaie's reputations as a college party town no doubt got some of its color from George and the Fiji classes of 56, '57 and '58. As my roommate our sophomore year, we shared a lot of feelings, thoughts, stories and concem.s. We also competed with each other in the very best sense of the word, 1 thought. We both pushed ourselves to be the best we could be in whatever we did from games to girls, to singing and grades. We were both better for it. And. our friendship went beyond college days. Uniquely, I recall George writing me a lettertwhen I was in the Army at Ft. Sil},:Oklahoma. ttdyttotelie had found "Pudge", his wife-to-be and that importantly he had found "one fopjmelT I repiie^'that that was soirie chOdsingl^ddither do for myMf! After fixing me up with a blind date, that "one for me" turned out to be Sally-my ;wifefbr some!^ years now. ||'ge dwaysatesplSrid George's goodtaste andvgppdjudgment in women and most other things since then. fWW® -iff Thinking about George has brou^tBaclCa lot of gooSmemofiesidifffiri iafeirili^/ e years'lf I.U. and thelmoarting of brotherhood. His death was a great shock to all of us and such a deep loss lo so many. Many Phi Garris and nearly all of his pledge brothers attended his funeral. His ehildren-Pam, Steve and Tim—delivered the best of eulogies in high tribute to iluMr father. George can be very proud q£ his family and the legacy he left us all. The fact is, George gave so much to ali oTt^ jiC wiljalwaydbe rto in-pbteful agpeci|tiblt;3i^^ recognition and lasting admiration. He was a man for all seasons—a friend, a brother and especially a Fiji piedge brother. That.says a lotT He will be missed, but not forgotten. Fraternally, sell R. Hinchman Class of '57 Pergel \r\n% BEECHWOOD GRAPEVIME § Francis E."Jeff'W^lie Class of28 2Merrill St.,Hingham,MA 02043 "Jeff' writes to inform the brothers and graduates of Zeta that the oldest living Beechwood Alumni accord ing to his recollection is Hoyt C. Hottel - Class of'22. Brother Hottel was bom in 1903. Brother W^lie also brought to our attention another interesting piece of Phi Gam trivia that deserves some attention. A book entitled Raintree Countv. which is considered by some to be the Great American Novel, was written by Zeta's greatest author, Ross Lockridge, Jr. - Class of '35. Brother Lockridge now as a biography written by his son, Larry Lockridge. The biography is entitled Shade of the Raintree. Ross Lockridge also has a novelist son named Ernest Lockridge. The final bit of trivia that Eugene D.Fletehall Class of32 3173 Coppertree Dr.,Bloomington,IN 47401 Brother Fletehall writes that he has been a volunteer Brother Ginn wishes to inform the brothers that he has at lU for twenty years and recommends Bloomington as a "great place to retire". recently been promoted to Senior Tax Consultant at Deloitte & Tbuche. Between May 18th and July 16th, "Shank" will be working in Paris,France reviewing U.S. expatriate (U.S. executives working overseas) tax re turns. He is getting married to Sandy Miller(lU Theta '92)on December 3,1994 in Tbledo, Ohio. Dad"Alvin-Wally"Adams Class of'88 4102 Brentler Rd.,Louisville,KY 40241 Brother Adams will graduate from law school in May 1995 after working for PNC Bank as a Loan OfScer for 4 years. He wants all the brothers to keep in touch and give him a ring at(502)426-0825. Gilbert H.Morrison Class of32 650Templebar Way,LosAItos,CA94022 Brother Wylie included is that the author ofthe biogra Brother Morrison wishes to inform the brothers ofZeta phy was named after his own brother. Brother Laurence W.Vfylie'32. - that Aileen (Birk)'32 and he moved to Los Altos 20 Don "Aniino''Ainmerman - S.I.O.R. Class of'69 1112 Sweetbriar Rd.,Orlando,FL32806 BrotherAmmerman writes to inform the brothers that years ago when he retired after 42 years with Unisys Co. They immediately plunged into volunteer work and have just been awarded the city's most prestigious award for being the Volunteers ofthe Year. We are still active in eight different agencies - not bad for age 83!!!! he is serving as a member of Orlando City Council, as well as a president/partner ofComtech Properties,spe William H.Keck cializing in corporate and industrial real estate asset One Old Orchard Rd.,Mt.Vemon,IN 47620 management, brokerage,development and consulting. His wife's name is Linda, and he has two daughters: Katie (15)and Amy(14). His current hobbies are pho tography and golf. Class of'41 The Keck Tram - Bill and Richard (Rich)'80 - continue their lU relationship. BUI is a member ofthe lU Foun dation Board and Rich is the Vice-President of the Greater Evansville lU Alumni club. Bill's auto dealership is embarking on a new venture-"Indiana's Kenneth G.Haynie Class of42 7136 Redwing Dr.,Evansville,IN 47715 TbmMensch Class of75 5418 Tunbridge Crossing,Fort Wayne,IN 46815 Brother Mensch writes to inform the brothers that he became owner and president of Koher Advertising in 1993. Koher is a fifty year old company specializing in promotional products with clients throughout the midwest. The company is headquartered in Fort Wayne, where Tbm resides with his wife Pam and his five chil dren. Stephen"Jester"Slavin Class of91 221S.TalleyAve.,Muncie,IN 47303 Brother Slavin writes to inform the brothers that he is the head sales representative for Maidlow's Music in Muncie. He is also touring with his college alternative rock band - Clifton Wells and supporting their first CD entitled The Loats Letters". This can be found in most college towns in Indiana. ^bertC.Keck TimothyIShank"Ginn Class of'91 9457Aspen Grove Lane,Indianapolis,IN 46250 Oldest Ford Dealer is also Indiana's Newest Chevrolet Dealer." Dr.Robert"Bullet-Walls"l^^Iie Class of'61 1321 West4th Place,Hobart,IN 46342 Brother Wylie retired from the private practice of medi cine as a family practitioner for 25 years in September of'93. He is now the medical director ofthe Health and Rehabilitation Spectrum - a medical clinic which is a satelhte of St. Mary Mercy Hospital in Hobart, IN. It services northwest Indiana from South Bend to Chi cago and surrounding areas. He is still a very active lU sports fan and attends most all home football and basketball games. He has a condo in Bloomington and comes down quite often. His last daughter, RicheU,is a Pi Phi and will be graduating from lU in May, as did her older sister, Jodie, who graduate in '91 and was a Pi Phi as well. Brother Wylie wiU he going out to Maui, Hawaii to watch the Hoosiers play in November of'94 and is hoping to possibly see some Zeta Fiji's there. Brian Bundle Class of'85 17894 Sandy Run Court,Noblesville,IN 46060 Brother Bundle writes that he is currently working for the Eastridge Group, homehuilder in Carmel. He has worked there for seven years now. Brother Rundle married his wife Christy last year and has yet to have any children. In March of 1994,he moved into his new home located at the Pebhle Brook sub-division. Vince Sumpter Class of'82 943 Clara Drive,PaloAIto,CA94303-4002 "Since I last wrote my Zeta brothers in the Hoosier Fiji, I've gotten married to a wonderful Iowa woman (not a Hawkeye tho!!). It was a package deal as Nancy has two daughters, aged 10 and 8. We're all getting along famously and making a home ofit in sunny Palo Alto, CA. I've got to say that Stanford is nice, but Bloomington it's not!!! In addition. Metaphor hasjust completed a major reorganization. I'm now our Mar ket Development Manager where my responsihilities include Industry Marketing,Business Partner markets ing and Business Development. I've been there over 8 years now (can't believe it myself). Summer of'94 is shaping up to be great, so if any of you brothers are in the Bay Area,just give us a call(415.494.1334)." Mike'TlmesC Evans Class of'85 8116 Castle Creek Rd.,Indianapolis,IN 46256 Brother Evans started off his success as president of the Zeta chapter during his sophomore year at Indi ana, and he has maintained this success outside ofthe house as well. He is currently vice-president ofopera tions of the Dodson Group, a company that he helped start up. It was recently named one ofthe fastest grow ing companies in the United States hy Inc. magazine. He is now married to a graduate from the University of Mississippi, and her name is Sherry. Brother Evans also served on the House Corporation after his depar ture from the house. Besides being the president ofthe house and president of the Board of Aeions, "Tunes" found that one of the most memorable times that he Class of36 From th© vantage point of having left Beechwood sum 58 years ago,I still have vivid memories of my years at lU and at Beechwood. I've had over 50 years of law practice in Chicago in a law firm bearing my name Keck, Mahin and Gate - with offices in Chicago, Wash ington D.C., New York City, Houston, Los Angeles and San Francisco." IbmDulack Class of57 191 Christian SL,Bridgewater,CT 06752 Brother Dulack writes to inform the brothers that the tour of his comedy 'Breaking Legs" ended in November of 1993 at Chicago after 12 months ofbeing on the road from coast to coast. This comedy starred Vincent Gardenial and Danny Aiello. This tour followed a 14 month engagement at the Promenade Theatre in New York. He also wanted to report the re-opening of"Di minished Capacity" on Broadway for the '94-'95 sea son, which was off Broadway in the summer of '93. Brother Dulack was awarded the L.A. Dramalogue Award for outstanding achievements as director of his play "Incommunicado" in L.A.'s Odyssey Theatre. Jeff Hopper Class of'91 2433 Sycamore Hills Dr.,Fort Wayne,IN 46804 Brother Hopper is currently at DePaul University in Law School. He is clerking at the Public Defenders office in Chicago and claims to have some very inter esting stories to tell. Sam Reed Class of'56 2476 Warwick Rd.,Muncie,IN 47304 Brother Reed writes that he is a senior partner of the twelve-member Muncies law firm of DeFur, Voran, Hanley, Radchff and Reed. His firm represents Ball State, Muncie's Hospital, two large commercial banks, a trust company,several large businesses, and numer ous individuals. He is very involved with community activities, including a retirement vUlage, Muncie's Air port, United Way,the'Y",Urban Forestry, and an older care project. His three sons (all Fijis) Scott, Craig and had while at FIJI was heing chairman ofRun For Leu kemia. Brother Evans thought that the 1985 Run For Leukemia had an incredible representation from all four of the classes. With the help of Lee Corso, the head football coach at Indiana at the time. Run For Leuke mia was able to get television coverage for this annual philanthropic event. His brother, Dave "Bubs" Evans, another Zeta graduate,is now a cardiovascular surgeon in Indianapolis. Mikfe^echrist Class of'74 - Brother Sechrist took his marketing degree from Indi ana University and is currently a representative for Laz-boy furniture in Indianapolis. His wife is a Pi Beta Phi from Ball State, and he has two kids.Abbe age 11, and Nathaniel age 10. His brother Mike Sechrist('73), a Zeta graduate, is working in Indianapolis as well. While in the house. Brother Sechrist was Etchen Stew Steven and three grandchildren are living in Indiana. ard and Breakfast Cook. One ofBrother Sechrist's most His daughter, Jennifer (Theta-Virginia) lives at favorite memories involves a night that he and Brother Bill Silvey('74) had when they took out his Oldsmobile Duce and Three-quarters after the evenings festivities. They took this beast of a car out for a ride over the Seabrock Island, South Carolina. His wife Joan is an lU Theta. cement bridge that is east ofthe house, and also through Harold Gould starred as Ezra Pound and won an L.A. the Dune woods that are located behind the Zeta chap Critics Award as Best Actor in '93. ter. This was an accomplishment that he considered a major feet for a car of its size. \r\nPhi Gamma Delta ~ Now and Then \ Garter is still a croa^d favorite MA»' *'S v'm iu / 5 ., 'rv-«9V|i ,. Seen here is the progression ofthe house. First, we see Zeta in 1910, both before & after thefire. Then again in 1954 and now the present. 40 Tears ofTiji Isle doesn't bring out a wfiole lot of change. \r\nWhat a difference 15 years oftechnology makes. 1978 Zeta^s Pride in 1947 Zeta^s Pride in 1994 1993 Whether in '57 or 30 years later, brotherhood still looks the same HOO!^lERS' 1994 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September Oetober November 3 H-Cincinnati 1 H-Minnesota 5 H-Penn State (Parents Weekend) 10 H-Miami, OH 8 A-lowa 12 H-Otiio State 17 A-Kentucky 22 H-Northwestern (Homecoming) 19 A-Purdue 29 A-Michigan State ""Brothers ;rs interested in having pledge class reunions during a i football 24 A-Wisconsin weekendI please contact Mike Kaplan at(317)549-2441. \r\n•RHFUCriOM INTRODUCING BEECHWOOD S NEWEST ALUMS Jack"Huck"Clemens -will be working as a public accountantfor Pricewater House in Atlanta. OF A SIRE" Bob"Pepe" Keedy-wiii beworkingforSth 3rd Bank in Indianapolis. He is also engaged to Rianne Stone, a Kappa Kappa Gamma at Indiana. The wedding date is Onober 8th in Indianapolis. Andrew "Cito"TeiTy - will be going on to Indiana University's Law School after graduation. He is also engaged to KateArnold,a KappaAlphaTheta at Indiana. A few weeks prior to this issue of the Hoosier Fiji my son "OX" (Greg Brewer),called home under the pretense ofasking that I "share my thoughts with the Editors" about the subject to follow, but, as 1 recall -1 still sent money! Back to his request - "What's it like to have your brothers of the sixties with their sons as Zeta brothers in the Matthew "Wafer" Bradley-will be working for Coopers and Lybrand in Indianapolis. Craig "Squirrel" Miller-will be going on to Indiana University's Medical School. Pat"Slim" Murphy - will have an internship this summer with Coopers and Lybrand,and then will be nineties?" finishing up his degrees in accounting and finance at Indiana University. Well, as starters, it wasn't planned that OX became a Fiji, but I'm sure glad it worked out this way. I have twelve brothers who 1 lived with at Beechwood who have sons now sharing brotherhood at Zeta (five of which were Pledge brothers). There's certainly great pleasure in revisiting the relationships and memories with these brothers. But,the greatestjoy is for a dad to see his son have similar friendships develop with his own Fiji brothers. To know he will not only experience the crazy times at the house, but the knowledge that the bond with each brother will last for a lifetime and become more cherished as the years go by, is always in your mind. To this day, ray best friends and the "people I can count on" are my Fiji brothers. I truly believe that this brotherly commitment is rooted in the day to day experiences of pledgeship. Where each of us dis covered at I.U. that our high school stature didn't mean much and this self-centered attitude in life doesn't matter. We learned through pledgeship and experienced as brothers, that loving and caring for others has greater rewards,joys and satisfaction than all the perceived self-gratifications of life. Justin "Pokey" Ross - will be working as a public accountant at Crowe Chizak in Indianapolis. He is also engaged to Kim Kramer,a KappaAlphaTheta at Indiana. Brad "Truder" Stelner - will be studying in Europe over the summer,and then will be finishing up his degree in computer information systems at Indiana University. Matthew "Sunny" Moore - will be working for Northwestern Mutual Life at the Derrickson Agency in Indianapolis. Eric"Yoda"Orme - will be working for PriceWaterhouse Consulting inTampa. Josh'Wash" Hague - will be going on to the Indiana University's Law School after graduation. John "Cutter" McClary-wiii be continuing his degree in Finance andAccountingat Indiana University. Matthew "Wheels" King-will be working for Hibbard Brown,a brokerage agency in Cincinnati. Justin "Droopy" Friesan - will be working for DeanWitter Reynolds Inc.in Chicago. Paul"Bucket" Barada-wili be going on to Indiana University's Law School after graduation. He also will be playing in a band on the lU campus and the Indianapolis area called "Free Drinks." Mark "Jake" Gunn - will continue his degrees in computer information systems and philosophy at Indiana University. Matthew "SInjIn" Green - will be working for Olde Discount Stock Brokerage in Cleveland. Jeff"Moonle"Schwarz - will be studying to receive a MBA in Economics at Miami of Ohio. This is "the message" of the Phi Gamma Delta and the bequest that Steve"Gander"Johnson - will be working as an account marketing executive for Xerox Corporation in the brothers of the sixties wish for all our sons and their brothers in Indianapolis. the nineties. "Carry on brothers - for friendship is the sweetest influence!" "Mel" '67 Phi Gam's Ovm Legendary Author of Raintree County After reading Francis E. Wylie's ('28) letter, the editors of the Hoosier Fiji did a little investigating into the story be hind brother Ross Lockridge, Jr. We found an article in the '57-'58 Zeta scrapbook about the world premiere of the movie "Raintree Country." Starring in the movie was none other than Elizabeth Taylor. One critic wrote about the movie, which had been shelved for several years before com ing into reality,..."It was well worth the waiting for. What I saw held my interest unflaggingly." According to the ar ticle, the movie encompasses only a small section of what the classic novel presents to the reader. The 1,060 page book, hosting 300,000 words, attempted to paint the life of the republic thru the life of one man. The title of the book derived its name from the golden raintree brought to Indi ana, supposedly from the orient, early in the 19th century. The legend of the raintree is the age-old tale of man's quest for the unattainable. "Luck, happiness, the realization of dreams, the secret of life itself - all belong to him who finds the raintree." Brother Lockridge, Jr. passed away at the age of 33. The raintree blooms in the early weeks of June and can be found in the southwest part of Indiana. Rob "Tie" Royster - is awaiting admission to medical school. David "Money" Morrison - will be entering the management program at C-Core Inc.in Indianapolis. Peter"Mia" Lee-will be working for Phiiiip Morris in Indianapolis. Chris"Shez"Scherrer-will be working for Davis Homes in Indianapolis after graduation. Todd "Floppy" Pederson - will be working as a broker forAmerican Backhaulers in Chicago. Ryan "Snack"Smith - will be returning to Indiana to go through the BPO and intensive interviews during the fail. _BrenF|Bert|^rechner^is^itingadmissioinolndiana_Universit^|^1edica^^ ZETA SIRES AND SONS Brandon "Club" Poulin '97 and Tfiomas "Pools" Poulin '68 Mark "Trout" Coulter '96 and Jeffery "Colts" Coulter '63 Daniel "Edge" Hayes '96 and John "JR" Hayes '70 Carey "Luke" Ransom '96 and Jack "Flash" Ransom '69 James "Bill" Strickland '96 and James "Whitey" Strickland '58 Stephen "Bodie" Grieger '96 and Gary "Griegs" Grieger '66 Robert "Harley" Richey '96 and Robert "Rich" Richey '67 Gregory "Ox" Brewer '96 and Melvin "Mel" Brewer '67 Robert "Septi" Whitacre '95 and Robert "Whit" Whitacre '67 Steve "Gander" Johnson '94 and Jack "Bozo" Johnson '67 Eric "Yoda" Orme '94 and Charles "Southport" Orme '66 Robert "Tie" Royster III '94 and Robert Allyn Royster Jr. '65 Matthew "Statue" Gothard '95 and James "Gotchese" Gothard '65 Matthew "Wafer" Bradley '94 and Jerry "Brads" Bradley '67 \r\nu H E The forty-fourth annual Little 500 was again another successtui year tor Phi Gamma Delta, Although we did not win the race this year, the house showed its strength both on and off the track. Jack "Huck" Clemens, Dave "Drago" Harstad, Cory "Streak" Lewis and Jim "Bill" Strickland made up the bike team for this year's race. Absent from riding In his second race was senior Bob "Pope" Keedy, who was unable to ride because of an accident he suffered in a road race six weeks prior to the race. In the best interest of the bike team they used only three of their healthy riders, and ended up finishing a strong sixth. The bike team also narrowed the gap with Phi Kappa Psi for cumulative Little 500 points. Phi Gamma Delta Is currently In second place. Not only was FIJI'S presence noticed on the track, but off the track as well. The house was awarded the Howdy Wllcox Spirit Award for having the most brothers out supporting the bike team from the time that the track opened in late March until the end of the race on Saturday. With three riders returning for next year's race, it appears that FIJI will again show it's strength. i ZETA MAINTAINS MASK OF EXCELLENCE Do you know of any possible rushees? Zcta again won grades for the fall semester with a Here at Zeta, rush is a year round process. We are always 3.07, the only chapter over a 3.0 looking for prospective rushees to become future brothers of The IM trophy will remain at Beechwood for yet another year as Fiji's remained #1 in intramurals. Beechwood. Outside of fall formal rush, we still have one more rush weekend coming up in the summer. The date for Eric "Yoda" Orme won Best Intramural Male Athlete summer rush is Saturday, July 9th. For this to be successful, at lU we need the support of the graduate brothers. Please take time A new computer fadlity has been added to Beechwood thanks to a $25,000 grant from Beechwood Educational Foundation (BEF). to think of anyone who you feel has the level of excellence to become a FIJI and send back the following information: Over $10,000 in scholarships were given out by BEF. Rushee's Name. Beechwood recently received a new piece of art work to decorate the halls of Zeta, a lithograph of Address Gamma the owl. It is appropriately numbered "631" out of 1000 prints. We would like to thank Louis Phone Number "Bud" Mangels for his donation and continuing commitment to the house. This year Fiji placed 2nd in philanthropy hours and 3rd in funds raised as Zeta expanded its philan thropic commitment to the community. This is due to the chapter's decision to broaden its focus from the Four Comers of the House to the Five Points of the Star. The Five Points of the Star include Brotherhood, Scholarship, Campus Involvement, Intramurals, and the newest addition of Philanthropy. Legacy (YES / NO) Your Name Your Phone Number Please return to: FIJI Rush Chairman c/o "Ponch" 302 Clover Lane Bloomington, IN 47408 \r\nThank you for all who donated to Zeta this past year! Michael Acheson Samuel B. Gee David King Greg Moheban Brian P. Barreu Diane Delany George Eric King David M orley Williant 11. Skelton Ted Banley David C. Gephart Peter King John Moiris,Jr. Dennis Smith Robert Bemhardi Charles Gibbs, M.D. Bill Koch John Mvrliiiid M>ron R. Smith W.D.Boaz,M-D. William Goodman III Fo.'tter Kruse Orville Nichols William Steck Jerry L. Bradley Frits R. Gordner William Kunkel Siis(^^Chren\skey Doyle Stephcms James CJ. Sinclair Melim C. Brewer Brock Gordon I larry Lamberson John Ohnemtis John R. .Sieti'tiri Phil Broughlon G. 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