140 THE SCROLL of <strong>Phi</strong> <strong>Delta</strong> <strong>Theta</strong> for NOVEMBER, 1964•-••• ^i*S^',* ST —ifOHIO THETA chapter formally welcomed new P.G.C. Jack Shepman '47, at annual alumni picnic weekend ofOctober 3. At left, above. Jack is shown with Judge Bert Long. At right, he is seen with Adviser Dan Sundermanngreeting a guest at the picnic.fourth man on the squad is <strong>Phi</strong>keiaJohn Lad. Active in student governmentare Nick Kelly and Rich Davis,student senators, and Larry Flora,junior vice-president. Social Chairman,Patch Dufton has many greatparties planned. Kick-off party on thesocial calendar was the third annualBavarian Blast which was a hugesuccess. We are looking forward tospring semester when we will be livingin our new fraternity house. Themove to the hew house cost Ohio Eta$60,000, which practically eliminatedour building fund. There is nolonger any equity in the buildingfund; therefore we are solicitingalumni for donations to rebuild thisfund. Alumni wishing to make donationsare asked to make out a checkpayable to Case Institute of Technologyand send the check to theCase Development Office with a notewhich reads as follows: "This giftot I... is made to Case Instituteof Technology in connection withthe $ A 9 Fraternity pledge to beused by Case in its student housingprogram."—John Neorr, V.-P.OHIO THETA, University ot Cincinnati.—Theweekend of October 3heralded the triumphal return ofJack Chepman (Cincinnati '47),newly elected President of the GeneralCouncil, to his home chapter.The occasion was the annual alumniactivechapter steak fry, held at alocal game protective club. While inCincinnati, Brother Shepman presentedGolden Legion pins to WalterMorris (Cincinnati '07), and BertLong (Cincinnati '10), and encouragedall members present to showthe same great interest and loyaltyexemplified by Brothers Morris andLong. Summer and fall of 1964 willbe remembered as a time of greatinnovation and change at Ohio<strong>Theta</strong>. In the midst ot a vigorousrush program, the brothers foundtime to tile fioors, panel walls, anderect new closets in four ot the sleepingrooms. The house exterior sawthe addition of a large brick planterand new shrubbery in the front yard,and a high slat fence in the rear,surrounding the swimming pool. Alarge portion of the house interiorwas painted, and a new range wasadded to the kitchen. Summer alsobrought to the Cincy <strong>Phi</strong>s a newhousemother, Mrs Ann SkidmoreLamb, formerly of the staff of RawlinsCoUege, Winter Park, Fla.; anda new faculty Adviser, Dan Sundermann(Ohio State '55), from theUniversity of Cincinnati staff. As afitting climax to the rush season,which brought 35 pledges to Ohio<strong>Theta</strong>, the chapter was honored byreceiving the General HeadquartersTrophy tor efficiency and punctualityin submitting reports to GeneralHeadquarters.—Douglas J. Smith,V.-P.OHIO IOTA, Denison University.-The brothers of Ohio Iota are proudto announce the pledging of 24 <strong>Phi</strong>keiasSeptember 9. They are: GaryArnold, Akron; Michael Bouton,Howe, Ind.; Jeffery BuUen, Hartsdale,N.Y.; John Corrbett, Columbus;Robert Craig, Dayton; Fenton Davison,Flint, Mich.; WiUiam DruckemiUer,Fairview, Pa.; ThomasFromme, Springfield, Pa.; StephenGerber, Naperville, IU.; Thomas Gilbert,<strong>No</strong>rthfield, IU.;. Bill Henderson,Davenport, Iowa; Neil Hiltunen,Hamden, Conn.; Harry Hunsberger,Evanston, IU.; George Jones, Pittsburgh,Pa.; Richard Klepfer, Buffalo,N.Y.; Thomas Krauss, St. ClairShores, Mich.; David Kuhn, Bellevue;David Kuhns, Pittsburgh, Pa.;Demitri Polistock, Westbury, N.Y.;Richard Rieg, Fair Lawn, N.J.; JohnRosberg, Waukegan, III.; AndrewRothschild, St. Louis, Mo.; ThomasTudor, Contoocook, N.H.; FrankWalther, Havertord, Pa. In otherareas, the <strong>Phi</strong>s boast eighteen memberson the varsity soccer team includingco-captains Dick Moser andPete GustavsoUi In football, juniorTom Stege is holding down a startingpost at defensive end. Speedballhas started and I.M. chairman NatStoddard is confident the <strong>Phi</strong>s canmaintain their speedball title as wellas repeat as intramural champions.The social program under the directionof Dick Tontz has begun withsuccessful fall paties.—Tim Blake,V.-P.OHIO KAPPA, Bowling GreenState University.—The fall semesterfinds the brothers ot Ohio Kappahard at work. Our leadership is alreadyproving invaluable. Chris -Seeger has assumed the position ofpresident of the student body. TheFalcon football team has Tri-CaptainJim Wisser with Tony Trent, BillRuiter, Jerry Harris, Paul Rolf, JimViolet, Lynn Robinson, Rfflif)Jacques, Nick <strong>No</strong>rman, Tom Wright,and <strong>Phi</strong>keia Bill Earhart. GreekWeek extended from October 4 toOctober 10 with our exhibit being? atake-off on the popular song "TheHouse ot the Rising Sun" by theAnimals. At the banquet, we received,for the second consecatileyear, the All Sports Trophy. Aftermaking another good start in intramurals,we are in a good position togain permanent possession of thistrophy since it takes three consecutiveyears to retire it. October 24marked one ot the best and biggest
THE SCROLL of <strong>Phi</strong> <strong>Delta</strong> <strong>Theta</strong> for NOVEMBER, 1964 141Homecoming celebrations in the historyof Ohio Kappa. In attendancewere alumni from all areas of Ohioplus some from out of the state.An open house before the footballgame was followed by the Universityalumni luncheon under the directionof James E. Hot (Bowling Green '50),Director of Alumni Affairs forB.G.S.U.—Jack L. Thompson, V.-P.OHIO LAMBDA, Kent State University.—Thispast summer, under theleadership of President Larry Coup,the brothers were busily engaged withsummer pjsh and house improvements.A strong enthusiastic rushprogram, headed by Rush ChairmanTad White, progressed very wellthrough the summer. The <strong>Phi</strong>s atKent are proud to announce the activationof ten new <strong>Phi</strong>s: Glen BenderJerry Bednarz, Dan Carducci, JohnCoup, Tom Girdler, Gary Fair, BillGates, Al Harty, Donald Toth, TadWhite. Since all but two members ofour intramural football team have returned,we have a good chance otwinning the fraternity and possiblythe all-university title. Our socialcalendar for this quarter includeseverything from a hayride to ourChristmas Ball. We were involved inKent's third annual Greek Weekwhich was started on a Mondaynight by the crowning of Venus andApoUo and the serenading ot variousdorms. Highlighting the week weresuch events as the Serendipity Singerson Saturday, and an ox roast andtricycle race on Sunday. Upon returningthis taU we found that wewere without a president, reporter,chaplain, and house-manager; however,these offices have now beenfilled by John Coup, Donald Toth,Robert Hinkle, WiUiam Gates, respectively.The returning officers areOHIO KAPPA'S NEW TROPHY CASE IN RECREATION ROOM.Jerry Bednarz, secretary; Tom Girdler,treasurer; Fred Neidert, warden.—DonaldR. Toth, V.-P.OKLAHOMA ALPHA, Universityof Oklahoma.—Oklahoma Alpha climaxedthe most successful rush inseveral years this tall with 47 pledges.The <strong>Phi</strong>keias are: Frank McGuire,Don Dragg, Charles Lassater, TomHilbome, Steve Stark, Jeff Davidoff,Kent StaUings, Alan Orcutt, WillieWystemp, Richard Lewis, Bryan Rice,John Eagleston, Oklahoma City;Chuck Wilbanks, Lee Daniels, MarkBrownlee, Dave Bennett, Tulsa; JimWells, Bob Holman, Ken Zaludek,Enid; Jerry Bias, Don Hammond,Paul Wallace, Larry Wright, Muskogee;Robert Gill, Kraig Kendall,Eddie Lancaster, Ken Ray, Shawnee;Luke Nigliazzo, Charles Crowe, Duncan;John Warlick, Altus; Rick Gardner,Dell City; Jim Burger, Lindsley;Mike Archer, John Mehl, David Cummings,Dallas, Tex.; Reed Morian,Wayne Wells, Houston, Tex.; BenDyess, Clay Wiegand, Fort Worth,Tex.; BiU Parker, Tony Jenkins,Stamford, Tex.; Mike Smith, Panhandle,Tex.; Newt Burks, Evansville,Ind.; Bob Boren, Memphis,Term.; T. J. Hammer, Indianapolis,Ind.; Randy <strong>No</strong>rcross, Ft. Smith,Ark.; Doug Hein, Des Moines, Iowa.It looks like a successful year forOklahoma Alpha in other respectsalso. Our chapter finances are in thebest shape they have been in years.Our intramural football team is wellon its way to capturing the all-fraternitytrophy. The house is in exceUentphysical shape with new upholsterydownstairs and new lampsin every room. Our grade averagecame up .19 grade points last se-OKLAHOMA ALPHA <strong>Phi</strong>keias, Fall, 1964. First row: WUbanks, Wiegand, Daniels, Dyess, Hammond, Mrs. L. B.Perkins, housemother; Kendall, Boren, StaUings, Warlick, Archer, Bias. Second row: Cummings, Hilbome, Davidoff,Gardner, Bennett, Brownlee, Nigliazzo, Lassater, Lewis, WeUs, WaUace, Stark, Orcutt. Third row: Burks, Ray,Lancaster, Wright, <strong>No</strong>rcross, Morian, Mehl, GUI, Hammer, Holman, Zaioudek.
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