PIG THE KNOX ROSE DINNER FORMAL SUNDAY, APRIL 16 F/J/ SATURDAY, JUNE 3 GALESBURG, ILLINOIS MARCH, 1950 GAMMA DEUTERON ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Four Brothers Graduate At End G.D. Ingersoll, Fucilla, Neumiller, Of Winter Quarter ROSE FORMAL * Hegel and Pyke Are Installed At the end of last quarter, four brothers from Gamma Deuteron com- June 3, 1950 * Within the portals of the chapter room on February the twentieth, pleted their requirements for gradu- Gamma Deuteron elected its new administration for the coming school ation. SOANGETAHA year-1950-51. On the following Monday, the new officers were formally Ralph Burgess, who in '47 - 48, COUNTRY CLUB installed. served as co-chairman of rushing, has Succeeding Jerry Isaacson as president is Bill Ingersoll. Bill is begin- been active in intramural sports and ning his new position with experi- in the theatre group. Also, he has ence plus behind him, for he just been singing with GNOS (the men's finished serving as treasurer in the glee (club) since it was formed last past administration. It is interest- year. Ralph owned the Knox Goal ing to point out here that Bill's elec- Post, better known as the "Geep," tion is not only an honor for him, which has long been a favorite stu- but to the name of Ingersoll itself. dent hangout. After graduation, This name was first introduced into Ralph plans to work as a salesman Phi Gamma Delta's Gamma Deuteron for Burgess, Anderson and Tate of Chapter back in 1909. Up to date Zion, Illinois-hi home town. the number has increased to eight; Chuck Gibbs, of Galesburg, has which includes, Bill's father, two started in every varsity basketball uncles, and four brothers. Three of game since he entered Knox in Janu- his four brothers are active in the ary, 1947. He has been active in chapter today. Bill's mother and sis- intramural sports, served as presi- ter are also Knox College graduates dent of the Athletic Board of Con- (but of course, they were ineligible trol, and has been treasurer of the for-membership.in Fijiland) K Club. Chuck also belonged to Key Jay Fucilla, taking over Bill's old Club and Friars. For the fraternity Chuck did a fine job as co-chair- position, is the new treasurer. Serv- ing as assistant treasurer last quar- man of rushing in '48-'49. His major ter, Jay also joins the executive de- field was in Business Administration. partment experienced in that field. Former President, Jerry Isaacson, Also last quarter, Jay did an out- of Chicago, has done a commendable First Row-Harry Neumiller, Bill Ingersoll, Jay Fucilla. standing job as pledge trainer. Note- job in leading the chapter this past Second Row-Bob Hegel, Harold Pyke. worthy among the achievements of year. The preceding year he gained his pledge class, was the victory over experience for the job by serving as Corresponding Secretary. Jerry has Graduate Chapter Held Annual the pledge class of Beta Theta Pi in the annual homecoming rope pull also been a member of Key Club, over Cedar Forks Sewage Creek. Scabbard and Blade, and Sinfonietta -the last two of which he served as Alumni Homecoming Meeting The job of calling roll, taking at- president. This year he was chair- tendance, etc., for the next nine or man of Campus Commission, a job Because of complications with the under a system set up by Bob Brels- ten months was given to Harry Neu- for which he deserves a great deal of college Homecoming program it was ford, '48. miller. Harry is replacing Bill Sher- praise. His major was in Economics necessary last fall to have our alum- rick as recording secretary. Among Dues will be figured on a sliding and starting April 1, he will be ni meeting after the Homecoming Harry's college achievements is his scale system whereby the older alums working for Harcourt, Brace and breakfast. straight "A" average which he has pay more than the new alums, pos- Company. Officers elected for this year were: kept continuously for seven quarters. sibly from $1.00 to $10.00. Instead Dave Williams of Winnetka is a President-Herb Mudge, '28. At the end of his sophomore year, of passing the hat for dinners at the member of Key Club, GNOS, and Vice-President-James Witte, '28. he was rated as an underclassman house, money for this purpose will be honor student and he also received Scabbard and Blade, the last of Secretary and Treasurer-Garrett used from this fund. which he served as treasurer. He Jordan, '47. Gamma Deuteron's Sophomore Honor has also been active in theatre work The main item of business was the Among those alums presents at the Cup. passage of a motion, originally sug- meeting besides the officers elected both on and off the stage and this Elected to keep in touch with na- year was treasurer of Curtain Call. gested by Jim Turner, '48, to ap- were, namely, Harry Hoffman, '28; tional headquarters was Bob Hegel, Henry Taylor, '30; Leland Swanson, In athletics, he was on the swimming point the under-graduate chapter as new corresponding secretary. Bob's team and has been active in intra- agents of a yearly alumni dues sys- '10; Bill Dean, '19; Merlyn Hoover, name will soon replace that of Jim tem. This new program will begin '19, and his guest, Mr. Roseneranz; mural sports. Dave's major was in Stephanson in the "Undergraduate English. in the fall. It was felt that it will Merle Glick, '46; Ernie Bassi, 48; Ed Chapters" section of THE PHI GAM- correct the evils connected with Mulligan, '44; Dave Carley, '44; Jack MA DELTA. His marked ability to Hutchinson, '49; Bob Morgan, '49; hounding the alumni off and on to get along with others and his poten- Zetterberg Award Dick Horton, '49; Wayne Johnson, help meet expenses of the moment. tial qualities as a leader will be a A certain percentage will be set aside '49; Bob Burbidge, '49; Fritz Raben- big asset to the chapter during the stien, '39; Cuth Hall, '34; Ira Nei- to provide funds for a new chapter next school year. Recipient of the 1949 Arvid P. fert, '15; Downing Sherrick, '49; house when it becomes necessary to Replacing "Doug" Strauss as his- Zetterberg, Jr. Award was Bill Sher- Frank Howard, '50; Emmet Curme, vacate the present one. The under- torian is Harold Pyke. Initiated only rick, of Carthage, III. The award '49; Harold Ingersoll, '11; Bob Law- graduate chapter is doing this now six weeks ago, "Hal" already has was established in 1945 by Mr. and ton, '48; dWard Dowling, '49. won the respect of the chapter with Mrs. A. P. Zetterberg in memory of won his letter on the varsity squad.) Others present for Homecoming his determination to get things done. their son and is given annually to In addition to athletic achieve- were: Bob Christy, '49; Bob Fair- "Hal" was pledge class president last the sophomore man deemed most out- ments, Bill displayed other talents as child, '43; Don Woods, '50; Tom quarter. standing in character, leadership and a freshman. High on the list is his Howes, '43; Gordan Burkhardt, '44; Although the chapter is well athletic participation during his ability as a scholar. At the end of Dr. J. J. Hammond, '97; Bill Gunni- pleased with its selections, the new freshman year. the year he was on the list of honor son, '48; Frank Smith, '44; Drex officers themselves realize what it is Heading Bill's list of accomplish- students selected by the faculty. His Kaminsky, '44; Joe Jobst, '49; Don going to take to do as fine a job as ments during his first year at Knox major field is chemistry. Schram, '48: Pete Creighton, '49; was done by the past administration. was his success on the basketball Gamma Deuteron is especially Jim Perelli, '45; Deuce Turner, '44; "The G D Fiji" wants to congratu- and proud that the Zetterberg prize was C. D. Durham, '50; Phil Dahlberg, defeated floor. department He yearling captained including squad led scoring an nearly un- late Jerry Isaacson, Bill Ingersoll, in again presented to a member of the '29. Bill Sherrick, Jim Stephenson, and every chapter for last year Cliff Van Dyke Don't Forget - the Pig Dinner is "Doug" Strauss, for a by a wide margin. (This year he was the winner of the award. Sunday, April 16; be here if you can. done.