1964–65 Volume 89 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for NOVEMBER, 1964 125Lotti, Fort Wayne; Jim Keefer, FortWayne; Bill Utley, St. Petersburg,Fla.; Bill Flemming, Richmond; JimHolder, Indianapolis.—Mike Bruney,V.-P.INDIANA BETA, Wabash College.—Thededicated efforts of RushChairman John Miller paid off innineteen outstanding Phikeias forIndiana Beta this fall. They are:Ben Brouhard, Ed Cox, Indianapolis;Gary Claybaugh, Goshen; Jim Edgars,Charleston, 111.; Dan Edmonds,Lebanon; Terry Henderson, SteveMatthews, Brownsburg; Steve Henry,Michigan City; Tom Howard, Naples,Fla.; John Kraft, Mundelein, 111.;John Leahy, Bedford; Greg Markwell,Tarentum, Pa.; Jim Powers,Peoria, 111.; Roger Senkbeil, Cincinnati,Ohio; Randy Slickers, Lafayette;Bill Standish, Pittsburgh, Pa.; DanSusie, Houston, Tex.; and SophomorePhil Deamer, Rochester. We are alsopleased to announce the initiation offour men: John Mason, Mike Irons,Larry Remble, Bob Mueller. Led byCaptain Al Anderson, Roger Colehower,Augie Daesener, Tom Zimmers,Skip Craske, Dean Davis, Phishold down six of eleven startingberths on the varsity football team.Backing them up are Phis Dick Vozel,Bert Henry, Rich Lee, Larry Remble,and Phikeias Gary Claybaugh, SteveHenry, Bill Standish, Tom Howard,Randy Slickers. The Phi intramuralteam is out to win the title for thethird year. Under the capable leadershipof Scholarship Chairman AlRush, Indiana Beta is also out to improveits scholarship standing.—RichPolk, V.-P.INDIANA GAMMA, Butler University.—IndianaGamma started theschool year with a new look and renewedspirit. Remodeling over thesummer has left the three-man roomssecond to none. Also adding to thenew look are 28 new Phikeias. Theyare: Wayne Kotulic, Chicago, 111.;Don Mahler, Matteson, 111.; GregBradley, Columbus, Ohio; Lee Marino,Norristown, Pa.; Skip Foultz,Harrisburg, Pa.; Steve Petross, Mesa,Ariz.; Chuck Bontrager, Elkhart; TimBorne, Ft. Wayne; Harry Frick,Monticello; Steve Harris, Bedford;Gordon Hopp, Frankfort; Stieb Jacks,Rockville; Jon King, Ron Kniola,Mike Vincent, Chesterton; JimNeidig, Ft. Branch; Tay Ruthenburg,Evansville; Steve VanHorn, Tipton;Ted Butz, Don Click, Jim Ely, JimJohnson, Randy Lamb, Phil Love,John Nell, Bob Perice, GeorgePhariss, Jim Tucker, Indianapolis.In October we initiated Bill Brown.Ron Salatich, Bob Willian, DavidCranfill, John Fogg, Barry Yantis,and Bob Harrison. Outstanding PhisINDIANA DELTA at Franklin presents new fall class of Phikeias (above).A scene in the chapter house (below) as the brothers started work onhomecoming decorations.on campus are Larry Davis, presidentof Y.M.C.A. and Tom Owens,vice president of Y.M.CA, and PhikeiaRon Salatich, sophomore class president.On the varsity football team,* A 9 is represented by: Jim Lyon,Larry Golomb, and Steve Harpold.Ron Captain, a returning starter, isout for the season with a knee injury.Phikeias Steve VanHorn, Mike Vincentand Don Mahler are members ofthe frosh squad this fall.—Lou Showley,V.-P.INDIANA DELTA, Franklin College.—IndianaDelta opened theschool year by pledging 22 men atthe end of rush week. We pledgedtwo other men within the next weekwhich gives us a total of 24 newPhikeias. They are: John AUbritten,Peru; Michael Bliss, Cincinnati, Ohio;Curtis Burns, Brownsburg; MichaelByrd, ClarksviUe; John Cleveland,John Walters, Paul Perry, Franklin;Joe Dubes, Lafayette; Ray Goulding,Manhasset, N.Y.; Jay Green, Harrisburg,Pa.; Steve Grey, Schenectady,N.Y.; Don Harrington, Canton, 111.;Dave Hollingsworth, Indianapolis;John Lind, Philippi, W.Va.; PaulLutz, Guilford; Qiarles Maxwell,Anderson; Scott McKiimey, Fulton,N.Y.; John Mitchel, Elbridge, N.Y.;Neal Newell, Columbus; DarwinProsak, AUentown, Pa.; Bob Stout,Joliet, 111.; Bill Winans, Norwich,N.Y.; Steve Wroblewski, South Bend;Tom Mengelt, Elwood. We are nowworking on Homecoming decorationsto try and win the trophy which wehave received for two consecutiveyears. Roger D. Branigin, Democraticcandidate for Governor and a FranklinPhi, will attend the Homecomingfestivities. Intramural football startsthe competition for the All-Sportstrophy which we won last year. Wehave a strong team and figure to finishon top. Since we were first in scholarshipfor the last two semesters, wewUl have to have a complete chaptereffort to maintain our position atthe top. Work has begun on plansfor a new addition to the house expectedto cost $100,000. We are beginningthe new year with a finespirit and great expectations.—JamesNeweU, V.-P.INDIANA ZETA, DePauw University.—IndianaZeta began the yearvery successfully by receiving theDes Moines Alumni Club's CommunityService Day Trophy at theGeneral Convention held this summerin Pasadena. A welcome corollaryto this event was the pledgingof 23 top freshmen which terminatedthe chapter's effort during fall rush.The new Phikeias are: Bob Barry,Dave Spolyer, Indianapolis; Brien