Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma DeIta Fratemity at lndiana University 631 E, Third St., BIoomington, lndiana474O「 FaiI, 1977 PRES漢DEN丁,S MESSAGE By Rob MacG肌 78 Zeta undergraduate brothers are bIessed with an amazingiy rich tradition Of exceiIence buiIt by the large number Of graduate brothers over our gIorious history. This tradition is so unique that Oniy those who heIped to buiid it fu=y COmPrehend its magnitude. 1t isthistra‑ dition of exceiIence that makes current accompiishmentsso mucheasier. itisin this framework that current undergradu‑ ate brothers at Zeta a「e considering the nature of their accompIishments, The past year brought atremendous Zeta is indeed noble, but would bethe Ioss ofa great opportunityto furtherour heritage of exce=ence. The major effort Of this yearsha= be to create new pro‑ grams and improve existing onesto the POint of sig雨ficantiy improving the Chapter. Such an effort shaII be quite difficuit for a chapter aiready operating atthe high ieveI of exceiIencewhich we Currently enjoy. The effort has the pre‑ requisites of brothers having the cour‑ ageto createnewprograms, andthediii‑ gence to carry them out. array of awards to the chapter, This fact The chapter has been formaiIy chaI‑ COuId not be better supported than by lenged with this most lofty goa上i couId s examination ofthis pubiication. 1t not be more pIeased with the response is probably true that in terms of awards to this cha=enge that is already occur‑ ring. The chaptershaiI press on to meet this and aiI other cha=enges presented in this 1977‑78 academic year, because One eamed, the chapter couId not improve greatiy. Yet, PrOgramaticaIly, the chap‑ ter couid improve significantIy. The desire mereIy to continue the amazing tradition aIready bu冊here at the active brothers couid not be more: DAMNED GLAD TO BE ZETA FiJiS! 丁ENN看S TOURNAMENT FOR M。S, UNDERWAY Thefourth annual tennistournament for Muitipie ScIerosis, under the direc‑ tion of brothers Mark McKee ( Rick NichoIson ( 79) and 79) is shaping up asa Iargesuccess, With over 130entrants in 5 different divisions (men doubIes, WOmen s singies, men s s singies and doubIes, and mjxed doubIes). LocaI businesses have heiped to defray the costs of the trophies, and it nowIooks likethedona‑ tion to M.S. w冊be $30O. With fantastic house support, the tournament is spread over three differ‑ ent 10Cations and the superior organiza‑ tion displayed by brothers McKee and NichoIson w用 assure an enjoyable tournament. Aiong with heiping the or‑ ganization end ofthetoumament, many brothers have aIso entered themseives. Thetournamenttakes piaceon Sept. 30‑ Oct" 2, and it looks likeanotherlargeFiji SuCCeSS! \r\nPage2 THE HOOSIER FiJI・ Fa=・ 1977 動作〃0側舶用〃 Zeta B「othe「 in the Spot獲ight Zeta brother LouisA, ̀̀Bud MangeIs, Ciass of 1956, iscurrentIyservingthefra‑ temity as Archon Vice‑President, Bro‑ ther Mangeis The forces that have been greatest in other significant areas of SerVice to the fraternity incIude being a my =fe have been God and theCo=ege FieId Secretary, Section Chjef, Assistant Fratemity that mouIded me. Graduate Secretary, RituaIist, and Ar‑ Thomas R. Marsha= Pubiished regulariy throughout the SChooi year by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Deita Fratemity at lndiana Uni‑ VerSity臆foL鵬e‑enjoym e nt of its gFaduate‑ brothers and friends. Contributions of news of graduate brothers are weicomed and encouraged at ali times. Let us know what you are doing. Chon Counc"or. His career experiences inc看ude being assistant Dean of Men at the University Of Qregon and Director of Student Ac‑ tivities臆at Ke叫St塾e」]旦iYerSity. SincQ 1964, Brother MangeIs has been em‑ PIoyed with Ohio Be= TeIephone Com‑ Pany and is currentiy the Manager of PubIic ReIations Planning, Bud hasaiso made significant contributions to sev‑ erai community se「Vice cFrganizations. Editor ……………‥ GregWiIson HOUSE CORPOPATION OFFICE斤S He has been especia=y active with the Boy Scouts of America, The Jaycees, and the Lion Chairman of fhe Board: Darra= R. Parsons 23 ……. Muncie Presiden t: DougIas H, White s CIub. i recentiy had the priv‖ege ofspend‑ 46 …. lndianapoiis しouis A. ̀̀Bud MangeIs ing some time with thistruiy phenome‑ man couId better demonstrate Zeta nal man and cantestifythathisamazing ideai of service to the fratemity and resume is onIy a sIight indication of his COmmunity. unseIfishness and vaiue to others. No Robert D. MacG川 s 78 V/ce‑ Presiden t: W用iam H. Keck 41 …… Mt.Vernon 50 …. Bioomington Treasurer: W冊am C. Reed ZE丁A ON TOPAT 15TH FIJI ACADEMY Secretary: David ShirIey ………. BIoomington Directors: W冊am E. Jenkin 59 .‥ BIoomington W用iam H. Keck 41 ‥∴‥ King R. Traub 46 ……・ indianapo=s Mt. Vemon￣ August 14‑18 marked the cIimax of marks the 38th year in a row ourchapter yet another successfui year at Zeta has pIaced in this category of excei‑ Chapter. President Robert D. MacGi= Ience. Our finaI award was forsuperior ( acad em ic achしevement」帆「schoLaFS厨p‑ 78),丁re旦Su工er RandaiL」臆Souers{78), and brothers Paui L, Mooney ( Mark A. Sidebottom ( George SchatzIein Samuel Reed 46 . ‥ indianapoIis 56 Robert D. MacG川 ………… Muncie 78 .‥ lndianapoIis Randa= L. Souers 78 ‥ Gary D. Raasch 79 Jerry F. Tardy 61 …… BIoomington …‥ lndianapoIis BIoomington UNDERGRADUA TE OFF/CEPS 79) and 79) represented Zeta at the 15th Fiji Academy. At that Zeta yet another first piace award from the NationaI Fraternity. Gamma DeIta history to receive an award in every category possibIe, Over the course of the Academy, Zeta re‑ Ceived an honorabie mention award in three areas: the Newton D. Baker SociaI This year s Academy, held at Ohio State University, WaS entitled ience Through Leadership ………‥. Indianapo=s Randy Souers Verda H. Jordon Bow=or outstanding SChoIarship. Zeta aiso received two 3rd Treasurer: ……… BIoomington for chapter pubIication and the Horace Pecording Secretary: Sandy KunkeI .………‥ Place awards: the Owen Coon PIaque Ft.Wayne Brightman Award for exce=ence in ExceI一 and con‑ Sisted of ciassroom sessions, WOrk‑ Shops, and social activities, Brother Robert B. Davis (Texas, CeIIence in campus affairs, and the Ri一 Rob MacGi= s average time our chapter became the first in Phi Service Cup, theArchonsTrophyforex‑ Presiden t: 18 years above the aIi men here at lndiana University. This brought 52) workedwith the deiegates on Ieadership methods and aspects of fraternity organization, OSU head footbaii coach Woody Hayes addressed the deIegation as did many members of the Nationai Fraternity. graduate reiations. A second pIace fin‑ By combining leaming with b「other‑ Corresponding Secretary: ish was awarded to our chapter in the hood, theAcademyproved itselfto bean WoodyWade Orion Cheney Efficiency OutStanding event‑eSPeCia=y for Zeta! …………. Evansv川e Historian : Jack Lenox ……………. Lebanon Cup, Which \r\nPage3 THE HOOSiER FIJl, FaiI, 1977 Zeta Gains Anothe「 音M Victory 1976‑77 again proved to be the year Of the Fijis in intramurais, As has been the case the previous two years, the Phi Gams grabbed the early lead and heId On the rest of the year to carry off an‑ Other championship trophy, This year, however, the racewasn t even ciose, the finai margin being lO8.5points, Which is a substantiai margin, The Iast two years have been decided by4and 36points re‑ SPeCtiveIy. 丁wo house teams won Crimson divi‑ Sion championships,丁he bowIing team defeatedtheSigma Nusquad by 12pins in a key match‑uP. AIso, the B baskeト bali team won their title by edging the Sigma Nu A team. Perhaps the key to intramuraIs is or‑ ganization. That is why we were espe‑ CiaIIy proud of brother Todd ReynoIds, Who not oniy won Crimson Fratemity manager of the year, but aIso won aiI‑ CamPuS manager Of the year, Thecomingyearisshaping uptobe another dog‑fjght for the title. With a iiト tle luck and a iot of determination, the Championship trophy shouid again re‑ Side at Zeta. Steve Merrick 78 NEW PLEDGE CLASS ENTERS ZE丁A Activities PIanned fo「 Zeta The 1977 pIedge c略ss of Zeta got off to avery good startthisyearwith asuc‑ CeSSfuI判ttie sisters party on the first Weekend of schooI, The party attracted SOme 28Ogirls, Out Of which 6Owere in一 Vited back to become Fij川ttie sisters. Graduate B「othe「s The 1977‑78 schooI year is in fuIi SWing and the brothers of Zeta are pIan‑ ning ayearfuii ofactivitiesforthegradu‑ The first two weeks were dedicated mainIy to having agoodtimeand getting ate brothers. acquainted with our newIy‑found SeaSOn under way graduates are invited friends. More recentIy, though, PIedges to the pre‑game COffee hour at Beech‑ have been concentrating on academic and fraternity materiais. Neariy haIf of WOOd, Which starts at lO:00 AM each Saturday moming. House tours are the piedges are aiming toward medicai ava=abIe for those wishing to view the SChooi or the equivaIent,丁he other half extensive redecorating completed this With the Hurryin Hoosier footba= is interested mainIy in some aspect of Summer. Lunch, featuring CarI business. in a ciass of twenty‑four, ten tenderloins, StartS at 11:30 AM, Game timeis at l:30 PM. Piedges are Fij=egacies, and two ofthe twenty‑four are sophomores. This year,s PIedge cIass inciudes: John G. Rapp, Richard A. MacG町Scott R. Garrison, sfamous On October 15, the Homecomi=g festivities wiII inciude the usuai pre‑ game coffee hour and luncheon, foト David K・ Evans, aII of lndianapoIis; iowed by the game against Michigan Gregory L. Jones, and Peter S. Turk, Of LaPorte; Richard P. DeLone, and Gary Sino Nightw帥be heidat8:OO PM Satur‑ D. Walls, both of BIoomington; KyIe W, Grayson from Tipton; Staniey G. Sor‑ gen II from Ft" Wayne; Geffry E, French, Of Lebanon; Robert J. NichoIs II, from Vincennes; David L. Biemker, Of Green‑ WOOd; Thomas J. Backofffrom West La‑ fayette; Cristopher L. Hottinger, Of Mun‑ Cie; James M, BIaney, from Hobart; John K" King, Coiumbus; Perry M. FogeIsong, Noblesv川e; James D. Padgett, from Hagerstown; Timothy J. Wiiey, Of Car‑ meI; Sherman D, McMurry, Of Ft. Thomas, Ky言 Robert A. Bergdo=, Of Oakbrook, ll上; Rettig W. Talbot, from State at l:30 PM, Zeta s traditional Ca‑ day" The evening promises to be enjoy‑ able, With plenty ofcards and fun for a=. 1n eariy October, a reunion for the CIass of 1967 took piace at Beechwood. The Board of Chapter Advisors orga‑ nized the event, Pians are currentIy being made for the Zeta Graduate Christmas CocktaiI Party to be heId in lndianapoIis on De‑ Cember 17" The NCAA Champion Hoo‑ Siers wi= meet Southern Methodist Uni‑ VerSity in the evening at Market Square Arena. Tickets w用 be avaiIabie at the Dei Ray Beach, Fia,; and Thomas L Party. Lockhart, from HinsdaIe,用. The brothers at Zeta are optimistic about remaining number one on cam‑ 。u蕊詰詰a請書計器盤 Set before us. PuS in 1977‑78 and are especia=y look‑ ing forward to a strong graduateturnout Pledges KyIe Grayson and Peter Turk at events this year. Chad Davis 80 \r\nPage4 THE Beechwood Sees漢mprovements Over this past summer, SeVeraI badIy repainted, SeVerai pieces of fumiture needed improvements were made at Were reuPhoIstered, and several prints Beechwood, A totaI of over $24,000was and paintingswereaddedtothedecorof the room. On the exterior of the house, WOrk‑ men were busy scraping and painting the trim, Window frames, and dormer SPent On redecorating and house im‑ PrOVementS, the most outstanding of these being the new fIoor instaIied inthe entire lower leveI, eXCIuding the newiy CarPeted iibrary, Iadies powder room, and the New room, The new stone‑tiie fioor was compIemented by freshIy Windows severaI weeks into ciasses, and have now finished t)heir work. 丁here are severaI mdre improve‑ Painted trim, and refinishing of the ments st紺needed at Beechwood, and dining room fumiture. hopefuIly they w用be compIeted in the On the main leveI, the woodwork, PaneIing, and furniture were aIso refin葛 ished. With the heIp of the Zeta Mother s e厄b‑and ourCOOk「CaTt, Who saved￣US̲ near future, but for now the House is Iooking good, and we aIl have a little more pride in the appearance of ourfra‑ temity, Greg Wiison OVer$3,000Iastyear,the廟ng room was PHi GAMMA DEL丁A 631 E. 3「d BLOOMINGTON, iN 474O「 鼻翼誓ぷ董 事写ほら 簿託宣騨蝉 誌蒜諒的揮 ￣ ¥ 〉/一一一一一/￣ 園田国 HOOSiER FIJI' Fa=, 1977