ROW 1: James Hill (Vice-President), Charles Tinkle,
(TreasurJohn Boxell, Bill Duckworth, Gayl V. D_oster
Lr), Dave Engel (Secretary),Jim Mohr, Mike Canine, Ken
Simpson, Mike Montgomery (President), Ted Kavadas
(Pledge Trainer), Don Coffey. ROW 2: Gordon Gouveia, Robert J. Neff, Edward Knartzer, James Russ, Ray
Privette, Jerri D. Smith, C. Richard Altenhof, Bob Ruddick, Bill Cimpbell, Charles Gordon, Larry Flufman,
Philip M. Frank, Phillip Jones. ROW 3: Mohamad
Khouja, Jack Frantz, Charles Hartman, Jack Hawkins,
Paul i{oliomb, Mike Carter, John Bouillet, Rolland Dove,
Grant Gansinger, Fred Arnold, Blaine Marsh, Robert
Kuss, Al Turner, Ronald L. Miller. RO\U/ 4: Don \Val'
lace, Robert Bransford, Dave Cuttino, Harold Southard,
Dorman Ray, Max Johnson, Leo Carrabine, John Carra'
bine, Mel Rahe, Don Meyer, Jerry Carmichael, Harry
Ross, John Franz, Mike Brady, Thomas Minnick, Steve
Danielson.
Chi Phis, at I. IJ. Two Years,Plan New Flouse
After being on campus for only two years,the Chi
Phis began to plan for their new house,which will be
constructed within two more years. Blueprints were
drawn up for a 70-man split-level house that will be
situatedon Fraternity Row.
In the fall the Chi Phi pledge classoverhauledthe
Bloomington Boys' Club. The pledgesspent more than
a month putting in a new ceiling and floor and making
two rooms out of one.
The Chi Phis were runners-up in the fraternity'
sorority division of the Homecoming displays contest
with a reproduction of a Michigan plane that had been
shot down by Fightin' Hoosiers.
"snowbound"
December 19 at
The Chi Phis were
their Ski Lodge Dance. Members of the fraternity and
their dates came dressedas a vafier1 of characterswho
might be snowbound in a mountain ski lodge. On
March 26, the Roman Floliday Dance was given complete with low tables and Latin atmosphere.
For Homecoming decorations, the Chi Phis had
the Daill Stud.ent announce a Michigan downfall.