The H0OSie「申 Pub=§hed by Ze†a Chap†e「 of Phi Gamma Del†a a† 1ndiana Univer§i†y SPRING 1986 BLOOMINGTON, IN FIJIS ENJOY 1986 PIG ROAST Zeta Pig Chapter l 16th Norris Dinners was a tremen一 dous success. Feast and fellow‑ ship were eqjoyed by a11. More than 160 actives and alumni flocked to the dimer, h己ld at Terry,s of Westbury on March l, to listen to William S. Zerman SPeak. Zeta undergraduates were exposed to Zeta tradition first‑ hand as alumni representing more 血an 50 years of Zeta history were present to share stories and tales. Despite playing around with the order ofthe Doxology and the Alma Mater, Master of Cere‑ monies Michael Tunes Evans 85 showed what Zeta brother‑ hoed is a11 about through his goorl nature and humor. He conversed SMILES: Graduate brothers e巾oy themse量ves at the Pig Dinner. with nearly a11 the brothers by evening s end. Phi Gamma Delta Executive Director Wi11iam S. Zerman, who is retiring a龍er 37 years of service, displayed F串Class as he 鮒Ied the role of guest speaker. Zeman spoke of Zeta Chapter as a whole, International Head‑ q一]arterS in Lexington and of his PerSOnal experiences. Speaking of Zeta in particular, Zerman seemed to have nothing but praise. With regard to close finishes in Cheney Cup competi‑ tion the last three years, Zerman noted that although a large num‑ ber of F串Chapters excel year in and year out, Only one chapter may bring home the Cheney Cup each year. Whether a Cheney 30 YEARS AGO: Our 1956 Zeta Little 500 team reigned vic‑ Cup is to be seen resting in a torious. These four champion bikers spoke at our Bike Dinner・ (Cbntinued on page 2) Can you name them? See page 6 for photos and a race report. \r\nPage 2 THE President PIG ROAST HOOSIER FIJI Spring 1986 s Mdssage Zeta Achieves High Goa萱s 佃ontinl/ed万om page J) Beechwood trophy case is in‑ Leading Zeta Chapter has been both exciting and cha11enging in COnSequential as, aCCOrding to this semester of improvement and achievement. I have been blessed Zerman, We Can reSt aSSured that With an outstanding cabinet which has worked diligently to uphold Zeta is a Cheney chapter. the fine Zeta traditions and improve our weak areas. s speech culminated an Spring semester got o鱒on the right foot with a very productive exciting day of activity, COnVer‑ field secretary visit and an exciting cabinet visit to our new Intema‑ Sation, Beechwood renovation tional Headquarters in Lexington. We finished third in our IU Sing discussion, division, eIUOylng Our Palrlng With the women of AIpha Phi. Zeman Happy Hour, and dinner. Zeta much appreciates The IFC scholarship report placed us fourth, ・001 of a percentage William S. Zerman taking the POint behind the third‑Place house・ Our pledge class finished with time to speak, and o批うrS a grand an outstanding 3.03 GPA. This marked Zeta thanks to those who helped make all‑men this year s Norris Pig Dinner an s 27th year above the s average. The intramural trophy once again wi11 remain at Beechwood for the lOth of the last 12 years. AIso, numerOuS brothers presently are exciting experience. We look forward to seeing you, in mator leadership positions on campus. Our graduates, neXt year aS We Twenty exceptional freshmen were initiated in February and are gather again to renew our bonds of brotherhood. anxious to fur血er the fine traditions of Zeta Chapter. They truly are the leaders of tomorrow! A new tradition began during Mom Z勃αやめr I986の師ce櫛 President ‥‥‥‥..‥‥‥‥ first F卸Mom s Weekend. We hosted the s Auction, Which exceeded all predictions in raising more than $3,000. Much thanks go to a11 Fiji mothers. This March we were fortunate to host William S. Zerman, Who delivered an inspiring message as our Pig Roast speaker. Hosted by Michael Evans 85, this yearナs Pig Roast was a true success. We … ‥ Andrew Detherage 87 Were Very thankful for the Beechwood Educational Foundation Treasurer. … …Je鯖Jinks 87 generosity in awarding $2,000 in scholarships. In addition, the Foun‑ dation plans to provide Beechwood with more study carrels to com‑ Recording Secretary ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥ ・ . ….Jim Strobel 87 Corresponding Secretary ‥ ‥ ・ s Plete the library annex. We have much to be excited for next year. Our House Corpora‑ … ‥Mark Senese 87 tion has taken m勾Or StePS tOWard renovation, a Challenging new Historian… …Eany Yune 87 Pledge education program has been developed, ruSh is right on track With 38 bids currently extended, Our bike team rode a fantastic race Newsletter Editors . ‥ ‥. ‥ ‥ … ‥Dan Cusick 87 and returns three riders, and Zeta appears to be the chapter to beat … ‥David Seim 88 in the Cheney Cup competition at this summer s Ekklesia・ Zeta Chapter is again on the march, and no aspiration is too high! Perge! Hb附e αIpO朋かOn Andy Dゆ碗erage, Chapter President President … ….George Ginn Secretary … ….Dennis Smith Treasurer . ‥.Dave Behrmann F抑Direcめr Zeman Re肋でS … ….William Keck E鯖もctive July l , William A. Martin III will succeed Phi Gamma … ‥William R. Miller Delta Executive Director William S. Zerman, Who is retiring after …..Harold A. Harre11 37 years of service. Trustees … ‥Eugene J. McGarvey, Jr. … ‥Charles A. Waggoner … ‥ Tom Sma11wood … ‥Je鯖Jones … ‥ Michael Sechrist … ‥Whit Grayson … ‥Don McMahon Martin, a native of Vicksburg, Mississippi, graduated from Mississippi State University in 1975 with a degree in marketing. He served Phi Gamma Delta as a field secretary from 1976‑78 and in 1979 became director of chapter services. He currently is the frater‑ nity,s director of programs a POSition he has held since 1983. Martin wi11 direct the fratemity s administrative a餓Iirs and Inter‑ national Headquarters operations from Lexington. \r\nSpring 1986 THE HOOSIER Page 3 FIJI Renovation PItyeCt焔cks (折 )66 Zeta Grad Hired as Fund‑raiser The Zeta House Corporation took a m年jor step toward renova‑ tion of our chapter house when it hired professional fund‑raiser Bi11 Goodman. A 1966 Zeta Chapter graduate Bill is quite well known by many alumhi bro血ers and cur‑ rently is developing a campaign to raise $750,000 to $1 million. The House Corporation will re‑ view Bi‖ s Beechwood Renova‑ tion Fund campaign and has set a priority list for which parts of the house will be renovated first. Renovation of the front section Will kick offthe prqiect, then im‑ PrOVementS Will continue in the dining room/kitcheh￣ area. Reno‑ vation of the house s infrastruc‑ ture will fo11ow. All Zeta brothers are very ex‑ Cited about Beechwood s planned improvements. We thank all of our alumni who are invoIved with the renovation planning and OUR IU HOME: This vintage photo shows Beechworrd as it Iooked execution. during the mid‑1940s, in the pre‑renOVation days. $2, 000 in Schoめrsh砂S Awanわd at均g Roast Congratulations are in order for four brothers who were awarded good use as it recognized four highly deservlng undergraduate academic scholarships by the brothers. During the March l pig Beechwo(rd Educational Founda‑ CeremOnies, David Cusick tion. Graduate brothers raised the Andrew Detherage $2,000 for these awards. Herendeen 86, 87, Tom 88 and David Jegen Rowe 88 bequeathed the Outstanding Freshman Award to this year s winner, John Terrill 89. AIso, David Cusick 86 was nominated as Zeta s Wilkinson Award candidate. The Beechwood Educational 89 a11 received $500 awards. Other awards were presented at Foundation put the money to This is the first time the Founda‑ Our annual Bike Dinner. Jeff tion awarded such a high total in Johnson SCholarships. Douglas Tyte Bike Award. Jeff 二r%e Hoosier坪ii is published 86 was honored with血e regularly by the men of Zeta Chapter awards also were was a bike mechanic or coach Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at Indiana University for members given to very deserving brothers. Tom Peck 86 received the during each of his four years at and friends. Christopher K. Wooling Award Zeta. Lee Maddox 86 was over‑ for scholarship achievement and Whelmingly determined to be the graphs and changes of address David Moore received the Porky Pig Award wimer for the Should be sent to Zeta Chapter of The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Mark J. Rogge Award for ath‑ best brother. David Cusick 86 was honored with this year s Alumni news items, Photo‑ 86 letics. Scott Wharton 86 was Bruce White Memorial Scholar‑ Delta, Newsletter Program Head‑ named the chapter quarters, P.O. Box 131 1, Bloom置 Senior and Jeff Jones was honored Ship, an aWard for the all‑arOund 1ngtOn, IN 47402. as outstanding alumnus. Michael OutStanding brother. s outstanding \r\nTHE Page 4 HOOSIER FIJI Spring Life at F卸,s Zeta Chapter 1986 タ85鵜タ86: Intramural Sports The F串S have captured the IU a11‑1arge fratemity intramural ti‑ tle for the fifth consecutive year. CIoser scrutiny of our new trophy reveals that瓜is year we achieved our lOth first‑Place finish in the last 12 years. Under the confident leadership of Intramural Chairman John Strobel 87 and Greg Moore 88, the F串tradition of basketba11 domination continued. New reglOnS Of dominance were touched upon as a track a11‑ CamPuS first place was brought back to Beechwood. F串s placed all‑CamPuS in an astounding nine Of ll events. Another power CHET AND THE KILLER MUTANTZ: Yes, that is the name SPOrt WaS SWlmmmg of our house band, Which stars Chet, Iggy, Cedric, Jimmy Yatch Where we brought home the gold in grand and Larry Leviticus・ They played before thousands of adoring fashion. We also placed first in fans during Little 500 Week. all‑CamPuS gOlf. were a F串Strength as Kevin co‑Written by Tripp and AIpha Phi Karen Foersterling, Chroni‑ vidual all‑CamPuS SCOring and McCallum Cled the history of IU Sing・ was named All‑Campus Athlete crimson in tennis. IM Chairman The IU Sing judges honored Moore was rewarded for his ef‑ Tripp with an Outstanding Song‑ forts by being named secretary‑ 1eader Scholarship. All Zeta treasurer of the Student Recrea‑ brothers are very excited about tional Sports Association. the new dimension our place in On more personal notes, David Moore 86 placed first in indi‑ Of the Year. Racquet sports also 88 placed second a11‑ Retuming next year wi11 be still IU Sing has added to our house・ another group of championship‑ COntending F串athletes. Let make it克r consecutive titles! IU Sing Our successful Mom s Week‑ end began with a great IU Sing and continued with the usua賞ac‑ Under the leadership of singer/ tivities and socializing. But what dancer Rob Tripp, the brothers of Our mOmS Seemed to e巾Oy the Zeta Chapter and our AIpha Phi most was Zeta PartnerS Placed third in Division B at the 1986 IU Sing. Division ON DECK: Andy Detherage Mom)s Weekend s s first Mom s Weekend Auction, Which raised more than $3,000 for our Mom s B included groups of40 or more Club. The money wi11 be used to Whose act included a story line. refurnish the Oak Room, Obtain The group performed bri‖ianト new curtains for our dining room, 1y such classics as白Hail to Old and to purchase pledge class pad‑ catch some rays. Andy, the one IU, dles. We a1=ook forward to next with his tongue out, i§ Our Girl, as well as the jazz hit ̀̀Java Jive. Our story line, 87 and Charlie Spalding PreSident. 87 the Motown smash ̀̀My year s event. \r\nSpring 1986 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 5 Triumphs, Awards, Studies and酬! Socia獲Report happy golfers), and many other and Mark Hamilton fun escapades complemented the COngratulated, aS are Our fresh‑ 88 are to be A successful IU Sing palrlng With the ladies of AIpha Phi got avid studying of Little 500 Week. men who painted restroom floors David Dee and wa11s and performed other our social semester off to a fine Party SequenCe. 88 set up a bashin fix‑uP Chores. Seventeen bid Start. F串brothers treated their Much recognition for an entire Pledges with roses and cham‑ SemeSter Of fun must go to Pagne, then fo1lowed the fun with a toilet paper raid on their near‑ Cards already have been retumed. Zeta s highly regarded rush Security Chairmen Barclay Gray‑ PrOgram WaS Observed in action SOn 87, Who by Dean of Students Michael designed a system for parties so Gordon. He had nothing but Brothers and dates shared fun that safety measures could be Praise for our dry (no alcohol!一 tiIpeS in Louisville for both the maintained・ A novel hous♀‑ 里Ot that we ever have apyしOf Purple Garter and the Belle of Louisville Riverboat Dance. The financed taxi service during Lit‑ COurSe) weekend rush programs. by sorority house. 87 and Jim Duncan tle 500 took partyers home safely. Henry Lee Summer Band helped make the Riverboat Spring Rush a grand Dean Gordon did not receive a bid. Scholarship We exceeded all goals by ex‑ experience. Social Chairmen Our fall overall GPA was 2.88, 87 and Greg tending 38 bids. Three sprmg 88 are to be commended. Weekends full of staged skits, ice good for fourth among IU frater‑ Then there was the Little 500! cream socials and cookouts dis‑ nities and above the all‑men Four‑Way Parties, Six‑Way Par‑ average for the 27th straight time. ties, a gOlf party (nine rooms, Played Beechwood admirably to numerous impressed rushees. nine holes, nine drinks, and many Rush Chairmen Mike Miller at Washington University for the David Heininger Mink 88 s That ties us with the F串Chapter F串national record. Ze幼 s Cb〃や棚Leadとrs Listed Thomas Carl Peck 86 … … … … … ….Beta Gamma Sigma David Alan Cusick … … …Phi Beta Kappa, 86 … ‥Mortar Board Albert Morrill Morrison Donald Ott Shirley 86 . ‥ … ….Blue Key President 1. IUSF Steering Committee 86 ‥ ‥ The Bloomington Boys Club IFC J‑Board, Mortar Board COmmunity service efforts. We 87. … ‥Mortar Board, Vice President acted as coaches and referees for … ‥Board of Aeeons, … … ….Rider I.U. Personnel Selection Committee I.U. Greek Expansion Committee … ‥IFC J‑Board 87. ‥・‥ David Eugene Largent 87 ‥ Charles Brenton SpaIding 87 87 ‥ ・ John Francis Desmone 87 ‥ 88 ‥ ‥ Gregory Wallace Moore Robert Edward Tully David Lawrence Jegen ̀̀Greek Night at Hooligan s. … … ….SAC Prqject Director We also helped brighten Easter for the residents of血e Hospitality … … … ‥SAC Vice President House, a Bloomington nurslng ‥ Campus Orientation Committee … … IUSF Steering Committee home by organlZmg an egg hunt・ FieId Secretary Visit Director F串Field Secretary Paul Davis Visited Zeta last January and of‑ Student Recreation Sports Association fered many positive suggestions l … …IFC Director of Programmlng during his meeting with cabinet 89. 89. and donated money raised at a … … … Secretary‑Treasurer of 88. 88 血eir Spirit of Sports All‑Nighter … … … … ….SAC President … ‥IUSF Steering Committee Joseph Thomas Lower Community Service 8Z ‥. Robert Bruce Tripp Andrew Jay Detherage Gregory Scott Mink among all IU pledge classes. has benefited much from our 86. ‥ Jeffrey Michael Cox WaS gOOd enough for second s Council Michael John Smith Bruce Allen Eyre Our 1986 pledge class record‑ ed a 3.03 overall GPA. The 3.03 … … … … … ‥IFC … … ‥SAC PrQject Director, members and committee chair‑ President, AIpha Lambda Delta men. Another International rep‑ … ‥..Union Board Chairman resentative will visit next fa11. \r\nPage 6 THE HOOSIER FUI Spring 1986 86 F卸Bike Team Races Gal萱antly By David Schmidt 88 LittIe 500 Biker After 4,000 miles and two training trips to the roads of Florida, Our 1986 Phi Gamma Delta Little 500 bikers qualified SeCOnd and finished seven血iIl=he team pursuit competition. On Saturday, Apri1 26, the largest CrOWd in the history of the annual Indiana University sprlng eVent watched our team finish llth OVerall after suffering a crash on the 199th lap of the scheduled 200. This year s F串riders were seniors Mike Smith and Chris Jacobs, juniors Mark Senese and Jim Strobel, and sophomore David Schmidt・ Things do Iook gocx:l for next year s Little 5co as 血ree of the five riders will retum. FIJI ON THE MOVE: Our bikers qualified second of 33 teams. The competitive nature of this Amett did an excellent job of beat the previous race record and year keeping things under control dur‑ averaged more than 25 miles per ing the race. hour for the entire race. s event will give our riders an edge of experience. The tean rorle a picture‑perfect Encouraged by our training Johnson and junior Bruce Eyre. race but experienced an accident Sophomore mechanic Bryan On the last lap. Our team still PrOCedures and showing in the race, We look forward to 1987. F串COaChes were senior Jeff IN TRAINENG: Jim Strobel 87 LIFE IN THE P量TS: Ftii bikers take a break from a training ses‑ Practices smooth exchanges for sion at BiII Armstrong Stadium. A trio of returnees makes us con‑ the 1986 LittIe 500. 鯖dent for the 1987 race. \r\nSpring 1986 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 7 Chapter Seeks Zeta A賞umni Feedback WhiIe in the past物e Hoosier undergraduate chapter, are Will‑ We also welcome letters from F擁has been geared toward both ing to organize and publish the alumhi. This is your chance to let graduate and undergradunte news, neWSletter; but to make this a us know if you like what we idea宣ly graduate news should be . continued firsトClass newsletter, doing and like what you Showcased. The Hoosier Ffyi is we desperately need your help reading. Your input and ideas are yoz/r alumni newsletter. With血is and support. invaluable. If you would like to re re issue, and hopefu11y continuing We are in this together and I Submit an article you are more even more successfully in餌ure know that you want a ̀̀tie than welcome. ‑ a issues, COnCentration will be bond ofbrotherhood ‑ With the made toward emphasizing more undergraduate chapter. While in news about you, Our graduates. the past there has been space Putting together this newsletter available for di飾汀ent tyPeS Of rhay￣ s所正d ￣ ea§y. Wel「主「i斬 Our main goal with 7%e Hbosier F坊is to increase and im‑ PrOVe alumni communications. This link is very important for a t ∴￣寺請醐三時Gr調臆面￣ St陶面gで心頭記景￣P重さ再箔￣d缶eきra宣書 Much time and effort is required Briefs, nOW mOre SPaCe Wi11 be alumni conespondence in relation if things are to be done right. available. to this newsletter to Zeta Chapter While in the past there has been To successfully鮒1 this new Of Phi Gamma Delta, P.O. Box 1311, BIoomington, IN 47402. a quality newsletter produced space, I ask that you please take here at Zeta, the undergraduates the time to inform us about Thanks for your support; We hope are determined to reach even yourself. Your brothers want to hear from you soon. greater success. news about you, yOur family, and All parties must contribute ifa other interesting tidbits. Any graduate‑Oriented newsletter is to news of this sort言ncluding SuCCeed. We, the members ofthe photographs, Will be helpful. The Fratemity of Phi Gamma De萱ta Zeta Chapter: BIoomington, Indiana Rushee Recommendation Form An雌同朋ng Much e徹加was put into Zeta s graduate relations program over the last year, reSulting in the Organization of four reunions. The first reunion was our Bike Your Name: Dinner Reunion in which the vic‑ Address Rushee Name Gmd Reめ房ons torious 56 bikers returned to fire up our second‑Place qualifiers. Age Class Rushee Address Name of Rushee Parent or Guardia Prospective rushee activities, honors, Credentials Next fall s reunions include t高♂南瓜証高密充h嶺鬼灯粛正hう Weekend of September 20. Nine Classes from 血e 72‑ Dick the Dog the class of 80 will join for Reunion and 66 will gather for its 20‑Year Reunion. The class of High SchooI Attended Re marks 61 will hold its 25‑Year Reunion OVer Homecoming Weekend, Oc‑ tober 18 and 19. Other alumni events have in‑ Recommended by (if one other than yourself) Cluded inviting all Louisv皿e‑area graduate brothers to attend this SPring s Purple Garter at the Louisville Hyatt, a Bloomington Mail to: Rush Chairmen ‑ Phi Gamna Delta, 631 E. 3rd St. , BIoom‑ ington, IN 47401. (Please do NOT mail to our Newsletter Pro‑ gram Headquarters.) Thanks! dinner at Beechwood, and a House Corporation dinner. We hope to see you there! \r\nFIJI GRADUATE NEWS BRIEFS Jerry G. UdeII Laurence Wy萱ie ,31 Laurence notes血at he is as‑ tounded by血e number of pledges is married to瓜e former Carolyn Bell, Who now is an artist. 63 Jer studied govemnental work‑ mgS m a graduate program at we take nowadays ̀肋脇e olden Tony is anxious to hear from American University after grad‑ times when /he house was smll brothers. The door is always open uation from IU, and now is a we履d onfy cz dozen or so, at 45 16 Lake Hea血er Circle NW, Washington, D.C. , lobbyist. Get St. James City, FL 33956. more details from the father of he notes. "dy cめss wdS COnSidered a dd beoause two young women when you hey onfy got nine, and脇epJセCedng cめss mS mOn‑ Welcome G. Nied諾u龍 strous becanse脇ey had abo!/t 20! ̀Althoきlgh I hit 76 fyea7嶋, "Ot ̀揮er 16yea購jn St)〃砺Bend go拘)捗t year, J m still active in write 14841 Bauer Drive, Rock‑ Ville, MD 20853. and 」」 years Jn Jackson, 7t?n‑ Our former rush chairman and nessee, We o裏lt n?Seard on Fhench k揚nd in Jz砂due /O a menger Qf historian, Rob participated in IU keq jn shqe I ride my Pe〃geOt Fr夢im and Bend訪Divisions. Ann Sing and the IUSF as an under‑ 朋cing bieycle lO miles along Jhe is lo〔水ing〆タ棚JdわbeiI略nearer grad. He received his medical αarles River bi鳥eway every her華mify, and we海all /00king degree from IU in 1981・ IeS. 7Z) moming,脇o夢Igh l脇en ft is snolvy or Jり, I swimfor a mile in che pool. 4nd Jhis entails a coI碕)r置 ting "ap 〔折e棚′tお, Qfcourse, re mりVing Jo Rhode Robert W. Weller, Jr. ,77 teaching, Writing and car′γing hrward Jo力.esh se帥Od, remarks Welcome, Perhaps bet‑ ter known to brothers as Skip. Skip and his wife, the former adds Laurence, Who teaches at Ann Bolek, are the parents of Harvard. Rick, Cindy, Karen and Terri, ̀ At JUJZ,r a meeting onf,n祖v cn励resめstやrJng, I朋s glad /O see Jhat Jhe ho事lSe in t脇ich /he JvylieJZ暮mily /ived fn /he 20s on 脇e comer d 10砺and Wわれz/t hαl been maくねa historical rmnz/‑ and after July l will reside at lO8 Tanglewood, West Warwick, RI O2893. Zeta Directory Married to the former Ann Pollom, a Kappa Kappa Gamma member and IU alurma, Rob can be reached at 7948 Sunfield Court, Indianapolis, IN 46224. Craig R. Fi血ayson ̀ ̀Rocky 68 studied marketing as an undergraduate, then received his law degree from IU in 1973. Our former Little 500 bike team COaCh now is a partner in the Ft. ment! Nbt fhrowgh oz!γ aChieve‑ is Coming Soon ments, alas, and at Jhe Jime we Later this summer, reneW‑ had "O fdea Jhe house was ing and maintaining those old Rocky recently celebrated 16 F担friendships wi11 be a little years of marriage to the former easier than in the past. A new, Pam Richardson, a Purdue alum‑ やecial・ Wセstill had /O C t Jhe gIaSS! Brother Wylie can be reached Wayne law firm of Hays, Swift and Finlayson. updated Zeta Chapter Direc‑ na. The Finlayson family also in‑ for further anecdotes at his home, tory is set for publication this cludes Jennifer, 12, and Erik, 7. 1010 Memorial Drive, #5‑F, Cambridge, MA O2138. August. Contact them at 4817 Tacoma, We do hope you responded Ft. Wayne, IN 46807. with information and a dona‑ Willis A. George 49 tion when the announcement Wi11iam P. Goodman Retired as a director of for the directory came. It wi11 量重量タ70 warehousing and distribution be a valuable tool for years to President of the Porter Foun‑ fi.om A & P after 34 years of ser‑ COme in keeping in contact vice,白Tony, with brothers, and will include now is se11ing real estate in the Sunshine State. ̀̀I have always /坊t Jhat I gained czs much華om Phi Gam‑ m Delta 〔弼Iiation as万om my ac加〔Z/ co〃ege degree, former pledge trainer notes our SCholar‑ Ship and intramural chairman. He SuCh information as occupa‑ dation, Goody notes that he is わ疎i鳩め棚7d to wり庇ing高枕 all Jhe Zeta brothers on /he即‑ tion, business and home ad‑ COming mqior直nd drive /O ren‑ dresses, and graduation class. 01/ate Beechwood. The directory should arrive Goody can be reached for com‑ in your mailbox by the begin‑ ment or suggestions at 2 108 Kes‑ ning of September. sler Boulevard E. Drive, In‑ dianapolis, IN 46220・