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

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132 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta lor NOVEMBER, 1964MINNESOTA ALPHA Phikeias. Front row: Goodmundson, Hodel, Schorn,Ross, Malin. Second row: Johns, Danielski, Ward, Christian, Anderson, E.Third row: St. Anthony, Wheeler, Anderson, T., Martins, Onstrom.varsity swimming captain and varsityrecord holder, will be back at thestarting position along with letterwinners in track, crew, lacrosse, golf,and wrestling. Once weak scholasticallyM.I.T. Phis are well on theway to respectability in this area aswell. The chapter moved nineteenplaces last year to a second placepost in a field of 35. Pat Winstonstill carries an as yet unblemishedstraight A record into his senior year,while Doug Spreng and Don SiVersare both out to repeat the straight Aperformances they turned in last year.Don, outstanding freshman of '62-'63,handles scholarship this year and isintroducing a number of ideas intoour "shoot for first" campaign. Thesefactors, together with a highly successfulrush week, lead the wholechapter to expect a really fine year.—Patrick Winston, V.-P.MINNESOTA ALPHA, Universityof Miimesota.—Minnesota Alpha hadanother fine fall rush and acquiredfifteen excellent pledges. The Phikeiasare: Gary Goodmunson, Minneapolis;Tom Hodel, Minnetonka; MikeSchOrn, St. Paul; Dave Ross, Edina;Frank Malin, La Crosse, Wis.; BobJohns, St. Charles, IU.; GeorgeDanielske, Richfield; Louis Ward,Rochester; Ed Christian, Minneapolis;Chet Anderson, Dulutb; Joe St.Anthony, Minneapolis; Tim Wheeler,Richfield; Truman Anderson, Wayzata;Wes Martins, Moorhead; DonOnstrom, Richfield; Dave Colburn,La Crosse, Wis. Four Of our Phishave done an outstanding job startsing for the Minnesota football team.They are: Mike Reid, Kent Kramer,Mike Orman, and Phikeia Dave Colburn.Ken Jacobson has been thetop inspiring player on the Gopherteam. The Phis of Minnesota arelooking forward to another great yearin intramural sports. Last year thePhis captured firsts in football, handball,tennis, and seconds in basketball,baseball, golf, swimming, andtrack. We are also waiting anxiouslytor the annual events of Homecoming,Greek Week, the Miami Triad,and Campus Carnival. —Stewart J.Maples, V.-P.MISSISSIPPI ALPHA, Universityof Mississippi.—Mississippi Alphastarted its rush program this summerwith several local rush partiesthroughout the state. We concludedsummer rush With our annual Jacksonrush party August 15. We cameback to "Ole Miss" two days early toget the house in shape for rush.Under the leadership of Jimmy Love,rush chairman, we pledged 44 men.The new Phikeias are: HolmesAdams, Bailey McBee, Greenwood;Coleman Allen, Lula; James Armstrong,Hazlehurst; Fred Beard, MikeBoland, Andrew Bumpas, Larry Mc-Cool, Bill O'Mara, Chuck Sleadman,BiU Clement, Jackson; Scott BrasfieW,Randy Pool, Chuck Rea, Meridian;Kycle Chandler, Doug Clark, WestPoint; Arthur Clark, Indianola;Peyton Cbttrell, Jim Portwood, GayleHill, Gulfport; Chester Curtis, JackLaurenzi, Pat Ross, Bob Russell,Clarksdale; James Delgadillo, RogerNorman, Fred Rogers, New Albany;Jack' Denton, Shelby; Jack Garner,Grenada; David Gillis, Fayette; BiUHayes, Whitefish Bay, Wis.; TommyHewitt, Summitt; Robin McGraw,Louisville; John Neville, Rusty Williams,McComb; John Owen, Tunica;Jack Sawyer, Clay McGehee, Cleyeland;Walter Thompson, Bentonia;Steve Vaught, Coahoma; Harvill Wel-. ler, Vicksburg; Ellis Lattimer,Okalona; Jim Braden, NashviUe,Tenn.; Tom Murray, Oxford. Withfall rush over, Mississippi Alpha isready to settle down to hard studyingand successful parties. We havemembers who are officers in theNROTC and AROTC programs,president of the Business School,president of OAK, president of MClub, president ot EngineeringSchool, presidents ot * H S, AS 1,and A E A and many more. MississippiAlpha recently initiated six men;Kirk Carter, Cavett Conaway, MikeCook, Dave Shands, Lawrence Coco,and Bernie Smith.—Bill Bailey, V.-P.MISSISSIPPI ALPHA'S FALL, 1964, CLASS OF PHIKEIAS.
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for NOVEMBER, 1964 133MISSOURI ALPHA'S 1964 PLEDGE CLASS.MISSOURI ALPHA, Universityof Missouri.—Under the exceUentleadership of Rush Chairman BruceMcClelland, the men of MissouriAlpha began the year in admijrableform by pledging 37 men during fallrush. These new Phikeias are:Howard Alexander, El Paso, Tex.;L. Joseph Archias, Phil Matthews,Sandy Studer, Fred Wertz, Sedalia;Robert Beezley, Terry Stombaugh,Springfield; Henry Bradley, DanChatfield, Jim Coleman, Alan Hainey,Larry Hines, David Lott, Art Marolis,George Wood, St. Joseph; N. BarrettBraun, Terry Burnett, Kirkwood;Robert Cullers, Trenton; Gene Cullmann,James Stanfield, St. Louis;Philip Dow, Roger Hawley, GaryHearn, Dick Kistner, Randolph Stiles,John Valentine, Kansas City; BuddyFarmer, John Stone, Jefferson City;James Houx, Centerview; FredJackson, Lebanon; Bob Liles, Memphis,Tenn.; Lee Mungi, Berwyn, 111.;Steve Mahalic, Edwardsville, 111.;John Rogers, Paterson, N.J.; RichardWebb, Bethel Park, Pa.; RichardYeager, Creve Coeur; James Zellers,Omaha, Neb. The chapter is alsoproud to announce the recent initiationof three brothers: Steve Donovan,Dan Dykstra, and Jim Skinner. Thebeginning ot the school year foundmany members in new positions ofleadership on campus. Among theseare Rick Cooledge, neW InterfraternityCouncil secretary, and HowardPotts, new Interfratemity Council-Interpledge Council liaison officer.Keith Weber, recipient of the firstGeorge Trautman Award, recentlytraveled to Tokyo with the OfficijilUnited States Amateur Baseball teamin conjunction with this year's Olympics.Following rush week, MissouriAlpha moved into its busy schedulewith football-weekend parties andexchange dinners with the leadingsororities. Highlighting the socialscene was the annual $ A 9 Luau.Other events of import hosted by thechapter included the Kansas City-St.Louis alumni meeting and the StaffordPresentation—given by this chapterto the University—honoring Capt.Richard Y. Stafford, a former memberot Missouri Alpha and a WorldWar II hero.—Dean R. Leimer, V.P.MISSOURI BETA, WestminsterCollege.—Thanks to the fine job ofRush Chairman Bill Buchanan andthe assistance of Pete White, MissouriBeta is proud to present thefinest pledge class on the Westminstercampus. The 22 Phikeias,under the leadership of Bob Hudson,Muskogee, Okla., are: Mike Atkinson,Tulsa, Okla.; Barry Bayless,Muskogee; Stephen Brauer, St. Louis;John Cable, Muskogee; CharlieDovms, Kirkwood; Skip EUis, Tulsa,Okla; Roger Essig, Columbus, Ohio;Chrys Fisher, Tulsa, Okla.; Mike Fox,Schenectady, N.Y.; Harold Garvin,Duncan, Okla.; Alan Henderson,Webster Groves; Joe Hull, Tulsa;Dick Kennedy, Enid, Okla.; MarcMcClure, St. Joseph; Dave Morris,Wichita Falls, Tex.; Art MorganLadue; Jim Reynolds, Cape Girardeau;Tom Sethney, Ted Shackelford,Tulsa, Okla.; Dave Shuttee, Enid,MISSOURI BETA Phikeias, faU, 1964. Seated: Shuttee, Ward, Essig, Reynolds, Henderson, Hull, Kennedy, Morris.Standing: McClure, Brauer, Fisher, Morgan, Cable, Atkinson, Garvin, Ellis, Sethney, Stoll, Shackelford, Fox,Bayless, Downs.
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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