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Indiana Governor HonoredBRANIGIN IS "PHI OF YEAR"ROGER D. BRANIGIN, Franklin '23Governor of Indiana and "Phi of the Year"n HI DELTA THETA'S "Phi of the Year" forf 1965 is Franklin's distinguished alumnus, theHonorable Roger D. Branigin (Franklin '23),Governor of Indiana.Brother Branigin is the fifth recipient of thecoveted Raymond L. Gardner Alumnus Award.His name will be engraved upon the plaquepermanently on display in the General Headquartersand David D. Banta Memorial LibraryBuilding in Oxford. He will be sharing thishonor with the four previous winners: Sidney O.Smith (Georgia '08) of Athens, Georgia; Dr.O. N. "Torian (Sewanee '93) of Sewanee, Tennessee;William H. Mounger (Mississippi '38) ofJackson, Mississippi; and Robert J. Behnke(Washington '43) of Seattle.The Gardner Alumnus Award, established in1960 by the Seattle Alumni Club in memory ofthe late Raymond L. Gardner (Washington '18)and as a tribute to his leadership in the areasof * A 0, higher education, and community service.The selection was made from among someforty outstanding Phis nominated by variouschapters and alumni clubs.In the judgment of the selection committee.Brother Branigin met in a remarkable way thetest of constructive leadership in each of theBy R. E. Blackwell, Franklin '24[320]three areas prescribed by the Seattle AlumniClub.A native of Franklin, Indiana, born July 26,1902, it can be truly said of the Indiana Gof^rinor that he is a "life-long Phi" for he grew upamid Phi surroundings. His father was the lateElba Branigin (Franklin '92), successful attorney,historian, and community leader whose interestin * A 0 and particularly in the Franklin chapternever waned. An older brother, the lateGerald Branigin preceded him to membership in* A 0 at Franklin. Two other brothers followedhim in signing the Bond of Indiana Delta, Edgar,now clerk of the Wayne Circuit Courts in Detroitand Elba; Jr., Franklin attorney and chairmanof the Franklin College Board of Directors,Since the date of his initiation April 26, 1920,Roger Branigin has been an enthusiastic anddevoted Phi as well as a loyal alumnus of Franklin.His professional success and wise investmentshave made it possible for him to help institutionsand organizations in which he believedand Brother Branigin and his wife, the formerJosephine Mardis, a Franklin Pi Phi, have beengenerous' in sharing their possessions with others.One of the most-benefited objects of this generosityhas been *A0. Brother Branigin hasbeen a consistent giver through the voluntaryalumni contribution program of the general Fraternity,and to the Indiana Delta EducationalFoundation as well as directly to his chapter. Buteven more important than his financial help hasbeen his willingness to give his time and thoughtand energy to the progress of his Fraternity.A long list of community and civic interestsduring the past three decades has now been climaxedby his service to the people of Indiana,not in the role of a professional politician but astheir leader and servant.Brother Branigin's abilities as a speaker andtoastmaster are widely known and he is constantlybeing invited to address important groupsthroughout the nation. Included in the list arethe General Convention and several majoralumni clubs of * A 0.Perhaps P.P.G.C. George Ward (Illinois '10)summed up in one sentence the story of theGardner Alumnus Award being made to RogerBranigin when he said: "I can think of no onewho is more worthy to receive it.''The award will be made at Indiana Delta'sannual alumni banquet Saturday, June 5.
HAROLD DENNEYTexas TechGARY WARDMarylandJEFF GEHRINGMiami (Ohio)ALL-PHI BASKETBALL TEAMS CHOSENTHE 1964-65 AU-Phi basketball team ispaced by a pair of unanimous choices—LarryHawk, Oklahoma State senior, and Gary Ward,Maryland junior. Completing the honoraryteam are a trio of All-Conference selections-Chuck Gardner, Colorado junior; Harold Denney,Texas Tech senior, and Jeff Gehring,Miami (Ohio) senior.Hawk guided the Oklahoma State Cowboysto a Big 8 title and was selected on the All-Big8 second team after having been a first teamchoice as a sophomore and a junior. His floorplay and ball handling were tops and he carrieda 10.9 average through the season, toppedby 19 points in a win over Nebraska and 15in important conference victories over Nebraskaand Kansas State.Paired at the guard posts with Hawk isMaryland's Ward who carried an 18.9 scoringaverage. He had 28 points in the North Carolinacontest and 25 in an overtime victory overBy Dr. John Davis, Jr., Washburn '38Secretary of fhe All-Phi Basketball BoardWake Forest. Other highlights of Ward's seasoncame when he hit 9 of 9 free throws againstWest Virginia and captured 17 rebounds inthe Wake Forest game.Perhaps the outstanding Phi cage performerthis season is Chuck Gardner, Colorado's All-Big 8 center on both the AP and UPI teams.Gardner also made the All-Big 8 Academic firstteam with a 3.6 grade average in mathematics.The 6' 7" center carried a 16.8 average forthird place in conference scoring, and was theloop's top rebounder with 11 per game. Hisbetter games included 27 points against Missouri;21 against Kansas and Iowa State, and18 against Oklahoma State and Nebraska.Chuck tallied 24 points in the season's final, a90-65 win over Iowa State.A pair of senior forwards complete a splendidhonorary quintet. They are Jeff Gehring,6' 8" All-Mid American Conference selectionfrom Miami of Ohio, and Harold Denney,LARRY HAWKOklahoma StateCHUCK GARDNERColoradoMEMBERS of the first AU-Phi basketball team for1964-65 are pictured on this page. Only Larry Hawkof Oklahoma State is a repeater from last year, withJeff Gehring, Miami (Ohio) moving up from thesecond team. Texas Tech's Denney jumped from nomention to first team status, as did Gardner of Coloradoand Ward of Maryland, although the lattertwo are juniors. Full team listings and pictures otthe second and third units and the Little All-Phisquad will be found on the next two pages.
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