THE HOOSIER FIJI Published by Zeta Chapter of P軸Gamma DeIta Fraternity at Indiana University BLOOMINGTON,量N WENTER 1983‑84 PHILANTHROPY BECOMES TOP PRIORITY Th。 fo。uS 。f Z。tais phil。n‑ thropy drive血is fall was the Se‑ releases and radio spots to and AI Morrison Publicize the charity run. 血e game ball aleng wi血a $6,0(X) 86 presented Check to Indiana coach Sam COnd Annual Run for Leukemia. Last year, Zeta brothers Once again, the run was dedi‑ cated to former Govemor Otis brought the football by foot to Wyche , Purdue Purdue, and this year our Lamb‑ Dr. Otis Bowen and Starlyn Bowen s Leon Burtnett,臆 s wife, Beth, Who suc‑ da Iota bro血ers in West Lafayette McIntyre of the Leukemia Cumbed to the disease in 1981. ran the fhotball to us, just in time Sooie申. Govemor Orr of Indiana joined for血e big kickoff at血e IU‑ 血e bro血ers in promoting血e Purdue fhotball game. This year event by making a TV commer‑ Baker Cup chair平an and run Zeta Chapter, dramatically COOrdinators Doug Strobel highlighted with the annua1 Cial, Which worked with press s 85 This Run for Leukemia has become a year‑rOund prqiect at 120‑mile nln. Two brothers have also 二三二三高言∴. Organized Zeta s anmal Multiple Sclerosis Temis Toumament, which attracted more than 30 Players from血e campus at large and from Zeta Chapter. Financial SuPPOrt Came from numerous in‑ dividuals , Organizations and l∞al businesses. Toumey chairmen Jim Rapp and Chris Jacobs were NEW PLEDGES: Members of the 23‑man Class of )87. PrOud to present a sizeable dona‑ tion to the Indiana Chapter of the Sめte d National臆 】わur C協呼柁r Rport Hom ecoming retumed for Homecoming Multip宣e Sclerosis Sooiety. 83. Social service raIlks high on血e The graduating class of 1973 Fine food, football and plenty Phi Gam priority list. The held its ten‑year reunion at Of brotherhood greeted each brothers at Beechwood are in‑ Beechwood this fall. More than returning graduate as IU won voIved in a number of smaller 20 brothers and their families OVer Michigan State on the Pr匂ects which benefit the local retumed October 8 to stir up gridiron. We toasted血e F担 COmmunity. We work cIosely Wi血the local Boy s Club and memories of days wi血血eir Zeta tradition and IU brothers and to meet others who SPeCial cookout after the game. Salvation Amy, donating old R〃Sh President Barclay Grayson, ball tickets. s victory at a cIothes, furniture and even fhot‑ Two fall pledges joined our Treasurer Rick Michel and 21‑man Pledge class, a grOuP Secretary Jeff Cox. Send your Thanks for your help in mak‑ making terrific headway in nlSh reeomnendations to our new ing our p皿anthropic efforts suc‑ at皿etics , SCholastics and campus Rush Chairmen, David Cusick and Kent King, at the house. invoIvement. The class is lead by President Andy Detherage , Vice (CbntimIed on page 3) cessful. We strive to uphold血e ideals of Zeta Chapter wi瓜each Charitable prQject we undertake. \r\nPage 2 THE HOOSⅢR FIJI Winter 7%e Hbosier Ftyi is published regularly by the men of Phi Gam‑ ma Delta Fraternity at Indiana P花Siくわn葎Mおs(略e University for members and year brings mixed emotions now friends. 1983‑84 Looking back on the school 血at fall semester is at an end. News items, Photographs and We ve witnessed many triumphs Changes of address should be sent and high spirits during血e past to Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, Newsletter Program Hcad‑ tradition of exce皿ence. A shadow few months holding true to Zeta s quarters, P.O. Box 131 1, BIoom‑ WaS CaSt OVer血e chapter wi血the ington, IN 47402. loss of brother Andy ̀̀Brillo W皿iams 83. A recent graduate, Andy truly was a brother to many. Our thoughts and prayers are wi血his family. As usual,血e F串 s left their mark in intramuraI compe舶om We had a successful football season and are already geared up for the basketball season. Brothers Jay House 85 and Pete Mariani 86 made some land‑ mark changes in our campus relations program, 1eading the house to a pairing with Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority for the IU Sing this February. The house is excited about the show. The F卸Rm Fbr Le擁emia, held in co亘iunction with our bro血ers Ch種rles W種ggoner, George Ginn, Janes Laughling, Eugene McGarvey and Purple Legionnalre Ron Remak, House Corperation members. HOUSE CORPORATION at purdue, WaS again a huge success. Doug Strobel Morrison 85 and AI 86 helped Zeta obtain statewide publicity which aided us in raising over $6,Oco in support of the Indiana Chapter of血e Leukemia Society. All graduate contributions were greatly appreciated. O田寒ⅡCERS President… … … ….George Gim The bro血ers at Zeta welcomed a fine new freshmen class of 23 Indianapolis outstanding young men packed餌I of leaders. They already have Vice President … ・ Eugene McGarvey begun to uphold the F郵tradition and are eager to invoIve themselves Kokomo in the house and on campus. Treasurer. , … … ‥David Behrmarm Indianapolis GraIited, Student leadership for Indiana University has always been Secretary. … … … ‥Harold Harrell our forte, SPeCial mention needs to be made conceming Scott Bloomington Directors:.‥‥‥.‥‥‥‥‥‥‥. William Keck… … ….Mt. Vemon 白Radar,, Gudeman 84. Scott will be IU s representative for血e natibnal Rhodes Scholarship competition. Recently ̲ inducted into血e William Miller… …. West Lafayette Phi Bcta Kappa, he is current president ofthe Board ofAeons, PreSi‑ dent of the Union Board, and active on various campus commit‑ Charles Waggoner , … ‥Indianapolis tees. We are proud of bro血er Gudeman,s accomplishments. James Laughlin… … ‥ BIoomington Richard Wi11iams … ….Indianapolis Michael Evans … … …Indianapolis The presidency of Zeta chapter offers a time for reflection that Greg Moheban… … ….Shelbyville brings great pride not for myself Kris tunity to be a part of a fratemal family・ The brotherhood at Zeta Fettig… … … … … ‥Tipton CHAPTER OFFICERS Michael A. Evans… … …President but pride of having the oppor‑ is second to none, and this enわles us to truly distinguish ourselves from other fl.atemal organizations. Greg M. Moheban… … ‥Treasurer Randall S. Gunst‥‥‥‥‥.‥‥‥ The undergraduate chapter appreciates血e dedication of so many Recording Secretary graduate brothers. We extend an invitation for you to keep in touch Patrick M. King…………・・‥.. and to invoIve yourself with history in瓜e mcking. We hope this Conespond ing Secretary Daniel J. Petersen… … …Historian David D. Frey… … … … ‥Editor Michael P, House… …Asst. Editor holiday season finds you and your family happy and well. Hope to see you at血e Pig Dimer in January. God bless! Perge ! Mike Eva軸s William S. Wade … … Photographer Je鮒rey M, Cox… … ‥Photographer Chapter President \r\nWinter 1983‑84￣ CHAPTER REPORT Cbntim THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 3 edf.om page l and a new copy machine do their CbやOmtion News On November 10 members of Part in keeping scholastics in 血e House Corporation were good shape. Dave Frey and Dave honored during a special dinner. Cusick are to be血anked for their President George Gim WOrk as scholarship chairmen. 57 spoke Wi血all the brothers and held a 鱒ii応le SPeCial meeting wi血our new Zeta Pledge class. Each House Cor‑ s fa皿social extravagamza, F担Isle, WaS a rOuSing success, ZETA OnCe again. Under血e direction Singers Bob Eck, Pete Mariani, Chair in recognition of invoIve‑ Of Chaimen Kris Fettig and Dan Mike Evaus and Art Dragoo perform ment with Zeta and commitment King, the pool and Beechwood a serenade. POration member was awarded a commemorative dining room S QUARTET: BarbeI.Shop Were decorated in tropical to its excellence. 」ashionナusingJ:eeylcedぜreenery一」he臆brothe血ood to otheェーGreek 励tmm霊l mls to save money. Special lighting Organizations on canpus. With and e塙3CtS, including two water‑ 血e women of Chi Omega, We falls, improved our visual and WOn the Fun Unit competition in handball, football and wrestling acoustic e餓鵜tS. Good music, the amual Homecoming parade. have put us in a great position to delicious food, lovely ladies and Thanks to瓜e efforts of Jay keep the all‑CamPuS trOPhy for F串bro血erhood combined to House and Pete Mariani, We 血e血ird consecutive year. All make Fiji Isle four F串VOlleyball teams tumed aS eVer. Strong showings in tennis, 83 as spectacular F弾Barbershop Quartet, a dance in undefeated records during血e regular season, boIstering our POint total " Intramural chairmen made milestone improvements in Our Serenade progran, Offering a Sbcial SCene ensemble and a series of Campus relations were humorous skits. Already we are Tom Froehle and Warren Riley Strengthened wi血pairings in WOrking with血e women of Kap‑ are to be thanked for spear‑ Homecoming, Serenades and Pa Kappa Gamna for IU Sing heading血is inerease in house in‑ Other social events which expose 血is Febmary. 84 VOIvement in vo11eyba11, eVi‑ dently a natural Zeta forte. Zeta has traditionally shown its strong GRADUATES IN THE NEWS Suit in sprlng SemeSter in‑ tramurals, and we once again eagerly prepare to dominate the basketb拙 courts;一血e臆SO紺燭址臆 field, the racquetball chambers and the swimming pooIs. John M. Kyle 51 John married his AIpha Chi SWeetheart臆Elizabeth‑ Bryant 諏ine Bのみ The Kyles live at 4W Lafayette Road了Noblesville, IN 46060.‑ Shortly after graduation and began raising a family wi血her. Simultaneously, he started law Kent B. Remley 78 ̀Y gm(Z"ated万om Jhe IU SChool and is now a partner in the SChool qfM妬cine in J982 jn the firm Campbell, Kyle & Pro綿tt 近pわur peタでentザmy cわss〆● Thirty brothers were honored Of Noblesville. For fchr years, he moIe Wi血steak dinners in recognition WOrked as city attomey and was geneml鋤rgery resident at栃e for their academic successes of PreSident of the Chamber of Commerce for two years. COmbine pediatric s Schola鳩 血e 1982‑83 school year. For their perfect 4.O grade point 砺an 3α九 Now I与n a これiversi砂qr U細h cInd plan Jo ngeIツW脇 砺おcxperience ;n 198& My ac〇 averages over血e semester, Bill John is very invoIved in CamPben, Andy Scharenbeng and Ha重nilton County血eatre and won γemαわ/ing, hiking,朋ming and Tom Peck were also served crab 血e encore Award for portrayal of Skiingタbo砺domhill伽d c′t)SS legs. Ron Wilson, Our mOSt im‑ Willie Loman in De伽的qf a CO膨ntIy. proved scholar, also joined in with the steak and seafood feast. Sdめs棚. He was also reeogniz‑ ed for his Harry Brook in Bo朋 Kent and his wife Lisa live at 2249 Ho11ywo(rd Ave. , Salt Lake Updated test and professor珊es 】セsteItry and for work in Sαn‑ City, UT 84108. 万γi/ies a′めhobbies jncIzde home \r\nGRADUATE BROTHERS IN THE NEWS Ovid T. Boes?22 After serving in World War I, technoIogy, from canoes to san‑ O.T. finished his history degree ing ships to steanships wi血tug‑ his degree in machinery design, and went to work in血e coal in‑ barge combinatious , documenting 血en started his own company,血e dustry with Republic Coal & Coke, nOW Called Aman of In‑ how Hawaii Miami Rivet Company, located dianapolis. When he retired 20 years ago he was district sales manager. Now he s busy as an honorary Robert H. Zankl?(B s economy grew as Bob transferred to Purdue for in FIorida and Pue競O Rico.当肋e a result. Miff grew up in Hawaii and, after graduating from IU, Went to entire華mib, WOJ癌jn one qfozlr ル0 (姉ces w砺砺e e購Cやtion〆 WOrk wi血two血ms beforejoin‑ Greg,高o is a s附CeS疎くl ar‑ ing Towner Manufacturing in Chiteci.ノ4#eγ 31 yea鳩, /he com‑ the IU Club of Indianapolis, Santa Ana as an executive. Order a book or just say he11o at P.O. Which he has served as president. Box 6764i, Santa Ba血ara, CA CO構ntry. Barba朋a肋J Jake c伽e He and his wife Lenore, a nurSe, 93 1 60‑67餌. Q声he海ernational叫pects, me血ber of the DeMolay and with 1ive at 2863 W. 52nd St., In‑ dianapolis, IN 46208. panies aIセ"OW theJお納めnge$t m残佃c妬rer qf γiγetS訪硯e tml扇ing a〃 oveγ t庇wo7肋while 加施mol・め肋 b妙高g and se〃ing. Bob holds eight patents, in‑ Scott J. Erickson?78 The fellow you might Cluding one in Germany and one in England. He and his wife Bar‑ remember as Roman is a doctor bara raised ftmr children and now now, having earned his have five grandchildren. Write Chiropractic degree in 1982. He them at 5410 Banyan Drive, 血en founded his own clinic in Miami, FL 33156. Rantoul, minois. L.A. Mangels For fun he sings with血e Mar‑ Bud tin Luther Men,s Chorus and is invoIved with the Masonic Lodge. He and his wife Kathleen are raising two youngsters at 121 This issue of 7%e Hbosier 均i is dedicated in memory of Andy Williams 83, Who E. Congress, Rantoul, IL 61866. Miff血ought he d keep up with classmates Charlie Baillie and Biu Bonsib from血e last issue of 7%e Hoosieγ鱒ii and blow his own Brother ̀̀Brillo,, was active wi血IUSF, SRSA, and a number of committees within the house. He will be missed dearly by a11 bro血ers and friends. horn for this issue. In his retirement from Do not s幼競d at I砂gmVe, manufacturing, he put his early Iくわnoi sleq. experience as a seaman on血e I am a砺o重伸aI‡d砂ind夢枕t blow. S. S. Di(克enson to use and wrote I a桝初e dめ棚nd glin鳩のSnOW. a history of Hawaiian inter‑island I am the鋤n娼ht on手やened gI窃n. Shipping. His book Schooner 加m W綴d脇rd accounts for two Akron Area F卸Auumri Club and is currently Mayor of Fairlawn, Ohio. He is also president of the Beechwood E(血cational Founda‑ PaSSed ad astra血is October. Mi鯛in Thomas?40 56 is president of血e tion, Which provides scholarships to active brothers. He is alsQ Public relations manager wi血Ohio Bell Tele‑ Phone in Cleveland and the father Of two teenagers. Write him and his wife Barbara at 286 Conmma Ave., Fairlawn, OH 44313. Frederick E. Henoch )64 Fred is product manager with DuPont, manufacturer of freon Iam the ge融e肋加棚t調in. 脇en yo桝aW四海職 in肋e棚朋ing s h榔h, PrOducts. After business hours, he um‑ Centuries of Hawaiian shipping , Iam枕e肌桝やl昨ing職Sh, Pires with the Little League and COVering血e days of hide and 〆● q諦et bi融加ciγCわd華ghら COaChes his two sluggers. He and his wife Gretchen are also rais‑ molasses shipping and the sometimes intolerable conditions aboard ship. It gives an account of the evolution of maritime Iam砺e s少s幼榔 胸shine at nおht Do not s幼毒at Iりg櫛Ve a融c′ツ. I am "O高heγe, J did "Ot die. ‑ A書く砺o手職n鳥now桝 ing two daughters and live at 807 Lisadell Drive, Kennett Square, PA 19348.