Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma DeIta Fraternity at lndiana University 306 LOYAL FIJ看S HAVE PLEDGED OVER $105,000 TO THE ZETA CAP看丁AL CAMPAIGN But, ● OnIy30% ofthegraduates have piedged ' ConsuIting engineers have assured us that Beechwood issound ‥. and fixabie ● They are providing a priority iist of items to be undertaken. ' This is ajobforevery loyai Zeta Fiji. Beechood needs everyone! 琵琶図星 Don E Lambert ● We re off to a good start. We ve got professionai help in spend‑ Our mOney Wiseiy and weiI‑ but DEL/bw PS Foryour informatiOn言am encIosing a liSt Of Zetas m Texas lf you get to Houston, Please cail me HAVE WE HEARD FROM YOU??? :∴∴‑ ∴二・ \r\nStanding, Les ShiveIy‑Student Trus‑ 〃IE 〃00S作常用〃 tee. Activities of the past few weeks have incIuded presenting a tremen‑ dous IU Slng aCt (that fe= just short Of piacing), WinnIng first piace in the Beta Graduate Cup putting on a very enjoyabie PurpIe Garter dance, and 田圃聞 園田 initiating an outstanding cIass of 23 fine young men. Looking ahead, the brothers are firing up for Pig Dinner, Which is ApriI lOth. Chairman Steve Dudiey has secured lU Athietic Director PauI Dietzei as speaker, and it shouid PrOVe tO be one of the best Pig Din‑ ners in recent years. AIways臆面portant aでIU is LittIe 50O. Zeta THE PRESTDENT s defending champs have been working hard, and under the S CarefuI tuteiage of Coach Keith M紺er, the team is Iooking for a MESSAGE great race. An exce=ent biend of youth with experience shouid make the Fijis by Whit Grayson As the activity‑帥ed spring semes‑ ter arrives at Beechwood, the brothers Of Zeta are anticipating another out‑ Standing showing. Elections brought not onIy a new cabinet, but new ideas that wii川opefu=y aid the chapter in achieving its goaIs. Zeta s new oト ficers are: Whitney Grayson, Pres.; Jim Troutman, Treasurer; Doug Myers, Corresponding Secretary; Tom Kimbrough, Recording Secretary; and Rob WeiIer, Historian. One of the F時S key areas is a」 WayS intramuraIs, and under the guid‑ ance of co‑Chairmen Andy Light and John Wieselthier, We are Currentiy in fIrSt PIace in a=‑CamPuS POint totais. With a strQng finish, Zeta cQuId be‑ eome the￣ first back‑tO‑back ail‑ CamPuS Champion winner in 7 years. 丁he men of Zeta once again PrOVed that scholarship is of utmost importance, by having 63 of its 91 brothers living in, aChieve above a 3.O grade average. This shouId insure that the Fijis w川 again be among the leaders in campus schoIarship. it wouId take but one Iook at Zeta s Iist of members invoIved in high CamPuS POSitions to realize that Beechwood is a we=‑rOunded house. This list inciudes: Mark Hesemann & Don Summeriin‑iUSF Steering Com‑ mittee, Whit Grayson, Kevin Green, & Rob Weiier臆IU Sing Steering Com‑ mittee, Brad Cook‑Union Board Pres., Mark McGee‑Union Board Director, Bobby Mercer‑Pres. Senior Ciass Council, Pete King‑Chm. of Student Sports & Recreation Comm., Jim Troutman & Rick Richards‑iU Sing Emcees, Pat Ho=oway‑Chm. LittIe 500 B the team to beat again this year. Bike Oontrol, Jim Crews‑1U Ba= player, and possibiy most out‑ The =fe bIood of any fratemity is aiways rush. Being no exception, the men of Zeta, under rush chairmen Rob MacGi= and Eric Linne, are anticipating a tremendous turnout, With 270 invitations to high schooi Seniors aiready being extended. A= in a=言t iooks to be another fine year for the lU Fijis, and hope‑ fuiIy based on what has previousIy been stated言t w川be a banner year for Zeta Chapter. \r\nTHE HOOSIER FiJI, March, 1976 Page 3 SHIVELY NAMED STUDENT TRUSTEE by Rick Nicholson '79 Leslie “Moms” Shively, 21, a senior majoring in accounting, was sworn in as a member of the Indiana University Board of Trustees at its regular meeting held on the Indiana- polis campus January 17. The oath of office was administered by presi- dent Donald C. Danielson Les is one of five students ap- pointed to the board of trustees at Indiana's five state-supported uni- versities and colleges. His term ex- pires July 1, 1977. Les is a 1972 graduate of Harrison High School, Evansville, and winner of the Chamber of Commerce Distin- guished High School Graduate award. “Moms” served as past presi- dent of the Intrafraternity Council at |.U. in 1974-1975. Other activities on the Bloomington Campus include membership on the Health Center Student Advisory Board; |.U. Student Foundation and 1.U.S.A. senate. For two summers Les was an intern in the Department of Metropolitan De- velopment in Evansville. He also served as assistant to the controller in the office of American Dairy Co. in Evansville. 3 With all of his obvious activities, Les still manages to become in- volved in many house functions. We here at Beechwood are very proud of Les and wish him succss in his role as Student Trustee. MOM’S WEEKEND 1976 by Sanford Kunkel '78 “Happy Valentines Day” is the key to this year's Mom's Weekend. Following an excellent weekend last year, the house enthusiasm is at a peak for this year's weekend. The formal weekend plans begin Saturday noon with a “football weekend” type of lunch. At 4:00 p.m., FlJl moms and sons will see Brother Jimmy Crews of Indiana and Illinois clash in an ex- citing Big Ten basketball confronta- tion. Later in the evening, moms and sons will dine in the elegant sur- roundings of The Fireside Inn, featur- ing a buffet dinner and their famous salad bar. Following the dinner, Zeta and hopefully the women of the Delta Gamma sorority will be waiting in hopes of a victory celebration for this year's production of I.U. Sing Sunday morning features a film from the Indiana Student Founda- tion, followed by picture taking, and concluding with a formal brunch. The remainder of the day can be used for browsing in shops or sightseeing on |.U.’s beautiful campus. Alll in all, the weekend looks to be one of the finest for Zeta in the year of '76. We might even get the mothers out for a little serenade late Saturday night... You bet we will FIJIS AGAIN SEEK IM TITLE by Andy Light '77 During the last eight years, Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Nu have divided the Intramural Sports Cham- pionship evenly between themselves. Strangely enough neither fraternity has won back to back titles during this time span. This year, however, the trend could easily be broken as the Fijis have “carried on” their winning ways of last year in grabbing a fifty point spread over their near- est competitor, none other than Sigma Nu. Just like the previous races, the Fijis’ strong points have been good talent plus the essential elements of any real winner, teamwork and pride. These combined factors were no bet- ter illustrated than in the Phi Gamma Delta “C” football team. Even though the intramural chairmen strive for well-balanced teams within the house, the “C” squad surprised everyone ex- cept themselves by grabbing the in- tramurals' version of the Super Bowl, the All-Campus Championship. The “C” team was led by rifle armed Jimmy Crews and a troop of sure handed senior receivers in the per- sons of Mark Laesch, Bob Lugen- bill, and Kurt Snouffer. While the football achievements were the highlight of the first semes- ter, again it was competitive partici- pation in every sport that put the Fijis at the top of the standings. Beech- wood picked up a valuable first place finish in diving when junior Charlie Turk and freshman Mark Sidebottom finished one-two in the Crimson di- vision. Coupled with league titles in B and Pledge volleyball and second place showings in golf, cross-country and swimming, these heroics are proof that the Fijis are a threat to & ff Les Shively take the top spot in any sport A forecasting glimpse to the sec- ond semester sports is encouraging due to the fact that Beechwood basketball squads are vastly superior to last year's Fiji teams. Likewise, the house's waterpolo team has al- ready been magnificent in splashing its way to a second place showing in waterpolo. On the management level, Bill Sibbit, experienced co-chairman of IM's for the Fijis, has stepped from his post and John Wieselthier has been elected to fill his position. Spe- cial congratulations go to “Sibby,” who for three semesters put in top quality work for the Fijis. Sibby's excellent administrative work not only for the house, but also for, the IU intramural program as well, serves as ample proof that when it comes to IM's, the Fijis are leaders both on and off the field. \r\nNames of PrOSPeCtive rushees WOuId be appreciated. PIease contact: El.ic B.しinne Robert D, MacGi○○ Rush Chairmen 631 E。 Third Street 馴oomington, 1N 47401 .‥JIM CREWS, ‥TH音S WEEK S請FIJ=N THE NEWS,,‥ , PHi GAMMA DELTA 631 E. 3rd BLOOMiNGTON, iN 47401 RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED 1罫も青む合う竜 し鶏鎚S A う鵡 重用D 絶女郎G馨しS 雷輔も鵜紳輔A AV∈ Å首鼠駐押 鱈職 を半ら王ら 19うも \r\nMany thanks to those who have contributed to the Zeta Capita看 Campaign! These are the contribu書o「s names as of December, 1975; Wi章h the list stili growing!!!