{r- THE HOOSIER FIJI Published by The Fraternity ofPhi Gamma Delta, Zeta Chapter, atIndiana University Vol. V, No. 1 Bloomington, Indiana Invitation to Norris Pig Dinner Fall, 1981 Successful Academy for Zeta Zeta chapter brought home five Dear Graduate Brother, We, the active chapter of Zeta of Phi Gamma Delta, would like to invite you to this year's annual Norris Pig Dinner. A tradition at Zeta is to make events bigger and better each year by improving on our magnificent past, and this year's upcoming Pig Dinner will be no exception. This year, the dinner will be held on March 6th. The day'sfestivities will begin at Beechwood approximately at 2:30p.m. At this time a cash bar will be providedfor the very thirsty, along with numerous scrap booksfrom the past years. The time ofyour arrival will be totally up to your own descretion. awards from the 1981 Fiji Academy, which was held August 9-13 at Ohio State University in Columbus. Zeta placed third in competition for the Jordan Bowl, which goes to the chapter with the highst scholar ship, and was also recognized for sur passing the I.U. all men's average 22 consecutive years. The Fijis at Miami of Ohio are the only other chapter on par with Zeta in that distinction. We also were awarded third place in At 5:30 p.m. you will be takenfrom the house to the lU Foundation by way of the University buses. The dinner will be held at 6:00 p.m. in the "Big Red Room "ofthe lUFoundation,located on State Highway 46, the bypass. The guest speaker will be Indiana University football Coach Lee Corso. By this time you should have received your invitation to this traditional event. Iffor some reason you have not please let the house know.Ifyou need the running for the Cheney Cup,given for overall chapter efficiency in scholarship, fraternity relations and general college activities. motel reservations, please let us make those for you. We are expecting a grand turnout and hope to stage an equally grand weekend to make our able mention in competition for the graduate brothersproud. Please contact us ifyou have anyfurther questions. Fraternally, Jay McGarvey Kurt Van Winkle Pig Dinner Chairmen competition for the Baker Social Service Cup, and finished fourth in In addition Zeta received honor Brightman Award, given for excell ence in graduate relations. The brothers of Zeta are pleased to be recognized for our efforts last year, and anticipate even more out standing accomplishments in the coming year. Fiji's On Top In Intramurals With the first semester coming to a close, Fiji is firmly on top in this year's race for the Crimson (large fraternity) intramural championship. Fueled by second place finishes in football, swimming and table tennis, as well as third place finishes in tennis and racquetball,Zeta is well on its way to claiming its sixth intramural title in the past eight years. Fiji's "C" and "P" football teams claimed division championships, while the "B"squad lost its title game in the final seconds. The "C" team advanced to the Crimson fraternity finals, but was edged by the quick and scrappy Alpha Epsilon Pi "A" team. The brothers of Zeta are presently working hard in preparation for the up coming volleyball and basketball seasons, and hope to move even further ahead of our competition in the second semester of the 1981-82 school year. Fiji"P"team receiver Brian Bundle evades defender in an early season game against the Acacia pledge team. \r\nPage 2 Fall 1981 THE HOOSIER FIJI President McMahon's Message Zeta chapter is alive and well. We are leading in intramurals, we are paired with Alpha Chi Omega for I.U. Sing, and the new pledge class is making a tremendous contribution to the strength of the fraternity. The brothers captured first place in intramural wrest chapter has set a goal of a combined house CPA of 3.0 for this semester,and much studying is being done to achieve it. The Norris Pig Dinner is scheduled for March 6 this year, so mark your calendars and plan to attend. Remem ber, this is the time when we elect House Corporation ling. and two Fiji football teams won division champion ships. We are also scoring well in the individual sports, members. Our speaker for the event will be I.U. football and it appears the intramural trophy will return to its traditional place in Zeta's trophy case. coach Lee Corso I would like to openly thank graduate brothers Pete King, Mark Heseman and Whit Grayson for the help they have given to the chapter. It certainly has made my Thanks to the efforts of brothers John Effreinand Tim Barrett we are paired with a very talented sorority for I.U. Sing. Our own I.U. Sing reputation is growing,and the brothers are fired up to bring some "hardware"home job a little easier. It appears as if Beechwood at 631 East Third Street is here to stay, so come and visit us soon. from the show, which is scheduled for February 12-13. A traditional pledge training was conducted this year, with much help coming from the Board of Chapter Ad visers. This will make our pledge class even stronger. The Fraternally, Don McMahon graduate support we received during last year's rush is showing up in the excellence of the pledge class. This class is the best at I.U..and 1 would be willing to compare them President to any other pledge class in the nation. Yes, scholarship is still the most important endeavor for the Zeta brothers. Seniors Don Behrmann, Tom Klootwyk, Greg Nicholson and Mac Tripp were recently initiated into Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity. The Multiple Sclerosis Tennis Tourney This year's Fiji vs. Multiple Sclero sis tennis tourney, held October 9-11, was a true success. The quality of play was excellent, and Zeta chapter raised nearly $350 for the fight against M.S. The Hoosier Fiji Forty-three players competed in this year's tournament, including HOUSE CORPORATION OFFICERS several fromer I.U. tennis players and President: numerous past Fiji vs. M.S. partici Richard K.WUliams . pants. Although the number of entries Vice President: were down from past years, there were George M.Ginn still many exciting matches and all participants thoroughly enjoyed ' Secretary: John R.Stewart themselves. Treasurer Robert A.Lugjnbill.. Indianapolis The tourney, however, is just one Directors: of the many social service projects Bradley J. Cummins . Zeta has undertaken-this semester. In Harold A.Harrell ... William H.Keck .... Mount Vemon Don B. McMahon ... WilUamR. Miller ... Tyson Schoeff West Lafayette Bloomington addition to holding a "miss-a-meal" for charity, the brothers pitched in to spruce up the inside of the Bloomington Christian Center, and also did yard work for elderly Bloomington residents. Zeta's Baker Cup committee, head ZETA CHAPTER OFFIC ERS ed by David Emery '82 and Pat King Don McMahon .... DavePauley .Mac Tripp Andy Weissert Recording Secretary '84, is already hard at work planning philanthropy projects for next semes . C orresponding Secretary ter, with the intention of improving on last year's third place finish in Baker TomC.ottreil (hrisCarev Editor Cup competition. Tom Succo, Fiji vs. Multiple Sclerosis tennis tournament singles champion, re turns a shot in the finals match. \r\nFall 1981 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 3 Zeta Pledge Class Outstanding—A gain! This year's pledge class is as diverse and outstanding as any that has ever entered Zeta. Last year's tremendous rush program yielded 32 excellent men, all of whom are already contributing to chapter excellence. The class features two valedictorians, several scholar ship winners, and numerous all-conference and all-state athletes. Three members of the class participate in var sity sports at I.U. Already with the end of formal pledge training, this year's pledge class has integrated into the overall chapter structure. They have assumed roles in house committees and completed their house project. For their project,they painted the patio fence, painted lines in the parking lot. and reworked the stones trimming the landscape of the House. On campus, they have already joined Student Alumni Council and plan to become active in many other activi ties. Intramurally, the class won crimson pledge division in football, and were strong competitors for the house in swimming, wrestling, and tennis. For basketball they should field a strong team as eight members of the class earned varsity basketball letters. Also,30 of the 32 earned a varsity letter in one sport at their high school. Please send in any recommendations for next year's rush so every class can be as good. Pledge Class Roster David William Almas Brian Paul Barren David Gerald Briede ThomasJay Curts Charles Hardwin DeMallle Arthur Russell Dragoo Michael Andrew Evans Mark Howard Ewen Bryan Lee Ever Kris Charles Fetlig David Douglas Frey Viomas Clarence Froehle Brian S'on Gallmeier Roderick Taylor Hackler John Mack House Indianapolis Brookville Indianapolis Bloominglon Bloominglon Wabash Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Tipton Fort Wayne Bloominglon Marion Bloominglon Louisville, K Y William Sluarl Koch Indianapolis MichaelScon Mays Louisville. K Y Brian Scon McCallum Steven Eric Meyers Scon Robert Moosey Joseph Anthony O'Conner Robert Cutler Olds James Douglas Rapp Warren John Riley Brian Frederick Rundle Jeffrey Toner Scon Andrew Mark Sharenberg Donald Douglas Strobel ToddAllen Troeger Jeffrey Charles Will Daniel Bernard Winders Bruce David Zimlick Indianapolis Anderson Indianapolis Indianapolis Marion Indianapolis Wabash Carmel Anderson West Lafayette Shelbyville South Bend Louisville. KY Benton Harbor, Ml Louisville. K Y The Fiji pledge class of 1981 stand by their Homecoming dis play. The Hoosier is attempting to shoot the Gopher.Indiana's football team also won the Homecoming game. Dan Winter (kneeling),(I to r) Andy Scharenberg, Brian Barrett, Bill Koch, Tom Froehle, Dave Frey,Jeff Scott, Brian Rundle, Brian Eyer, Scott Moosey, Steve Myers, Dave Almas, Dave Briede, Brian Gallmier, Doug Strobel, Rod Hackler. Fiji Isle Establishes Ne'w Tradition Zeta held one of the most successful Fiji Isle dances in recent memory September 20, establishing a new tradi tion in the process. This year, the pool and dance areas were located in the parking lot rather than in front of the house, thus pre serving the appearance of the front lawn. This change created more space for dancing, and also provided a better location for the band. As usual Oak Room, Oak Hall and the patio were superbly decorated, and the 20 tons of sand spread over the parking lot gave the dance a true beach party feel. Because the pool was constructed in the parking lot, it could not be supported by in-ground posts as has been the case in the past. To solve this problem, the Fiji Isle committee had blueprints drawn up by a local engineer. The result—ground braces were built and the entire pool strengthened by steel cable. This made the pool easier to dismantle, and provided next year's committee with a ready made plan of action. \r\nPage 4 Fall 1981 THE HOOSIER FIJI News About Graduate Brothers! William Zaiser, Class of *26, is Chairman of the Board for his firm, Engineering Research, Inc. They manufacture ordnance material for the U.S. government. He resides at 8400 Sargent Road, In dianapolis, IN. He played varsity football and married Helen Hass (Phi Mu) in 1929. He has a daughter Jane,47,and a son LeNoir,44,a Fiji in the Class of 1959. His son is now president of the company he organized in 1953. The company now has branches in Anniston, Alabama, Naples and Orlando, Florida. They specialize in missile com ponents and practice bombs and other ordnance parts for the government. James Prey, Class of '59, is a family dentist in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He lives at 3207 Covington Lake Drive. He also owns Athletic Attic Stores in Fort Wayne and Marion. He was a Finance com mittee member for Senator Dan Quayle. At Zeta, James was Scholarship chairman, rush chair man, and Intramurals chairman. On August 29, 1959 he married Judy Hicks(KAG).They have two children, Cathi, 20 (KKG), and Dave, 18 (Fiji pledge). He enjoys being part of lU's family through the Varsity Club and Big Red Club. He also attends football and basketball games each season. Jerry Udell, Class of '62, is a trade association executive for the American Retail Federation. Harper "Hap" Miller, Class of 79,is now retired from Sterling Drug. He resides at 81 A HardeeLane, Whispering Pines, North Carolina. After receiving his economics degree he married Naomi Gray on March 24, 1947. He was a kitchen steward and played freshman football and basketball. Don Campbell, Class of'48, is a Staff Writer for the Los Angeles Times. He resides at 2236 Micheltorena Street in Los Angeles, CA. He also writes a syndicated real estate column. He is the author of "Let's Take Stock," "What Does Daddy Do All Day," "Understanding Stocks," "Handbook of RF Investment." He is a member of Sigman Delta Chi, Los Angeles and Phoenix Press Clubs and National Association of Real Estate Editors. At Zeta, he was journalism major and wrote for the Indiana Daily Student and the Crimson Bull mag azine. He is the former financial editor of The Indianapolis Star(1952-1965), The Arizona Repub lic (1965-1972), The New York Daily News(19721974). He wrote a syndicated investment column, "The Daily Investor,"from 1972-1979. Martin Weissert, Class of '55, is Vice President and General Counsel for North American Van Lines. He lives at 5416 Exeter Drive in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He also is president of the United Way of Allen County. At Zeta, he was a pledge trainer and rush chairman. In 1954 he married Shirley Fergu son (KAG). They have two children, Teresa, 24 (KA0 and in lU law school), and Andy, 20 (Fiji at lU and presently corresponding secretary). He resides at 14841 Bauer Drive in Rockville, MD 20883. After receiving his major in government, Jerry was Special Assistant to U.S. Senator Birch Bayh (1963-1973), Executive Assistant to U.S. Senator Mike Grauel (1973-1976), Office Manager for Congressman Lee Hamilton. At Zeta, he was a pledge trainer and corresponding secretary. On August 25, 1962 he married Marilyn Weil (KAO at Hanover). They have two children, Laurie, 16, and Cathy, 13. As part of his responsibilities with ARE he travels to about 25 states a year speaking to business groups on the Washington scene, changes in government and politics. Jay "Nipes" Allardt, Class of'78, is now living at 3401 N. Vienna Woods Drive in Muncie, Indiana. He is a Real Estate Appraiser for American United Appraisal Company. Jay is also involved in several investment partnerships and rental properties. "Nipes" is a member of the Kiwanis, YMCA,and the Society of Real Estate Appraisers. He was mar ried June 9, 1979 to Susan Gepardt(KKG)and has a son (Joseph Allardt, 111) age one. In the House, "Nipes" was Bike Rider, House Manager, and Bike Coach. Fratres QuiFuerunt Sed Nunc Ad Astra John E. Scott passed ad astra this last summer. Brother Scott, an Anderson, Indiana, attorney, served as Archon President and president of Zeta's House Corporation during his lifetime. The bro thers of Zeta extend condolences to his family and all who knew him.