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

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12 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for SEPTEMBER, 1964rjK> ^««.x^««i .-*•. •acUksDR. RUSK TALKS WITH PATIENTS IN HYDROTHERAPY AND PHYSICAL THERAPY.Ithaca College. He has also received citations,awards, and other honors from scores of medical,civic, and welfare societies.Among his numerous other responsibilities,Dr. Rusk is associate editor and columnist ofthe New York Times. President Truman recognizedDr. Rusk's leadership in his field bynaming him to a committee of three to reviewthe medical problems of veterans.Dr. Rusk is the author of several books in thefield of rehabilitation medicine.Anthony J. Celebrezze, Secretary of Health,Education, and Welfare, in writing of the Instituteof Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,summarizes its origin, development, and significancein these words:"Created out of the turmoil of a world war,the Institute has been developed throughcourage, insight, and skill into a strong forcefor human progress and world peace. Peoplefrom many lands, people of all faiths andraces, come to the Institute to be healed, orto study its advanced methods in its practice ofthe healing :arts."We can look backward with pride to thosebeginning days during World War II, when ayoung physician envisioned this Institute as agreat contribution to human well-being as heministered to and restored the young men ofthe Air Force who were disabled in combat."The vision grew. Dr. Howard A. Rusk,founder and director of the Institute, endedhis military career with the conviction thatthe techniques he had developed and used inbringing disabled young flyers back -to actioncould be Used—and were needed—by the disabledcivilian population, and on a vastly enlargedscale."He found backers. Then he assembled ateam of highly skilled practitioners of physicalmedicine and other trained personnel."The rest is history—a triumphant record ofthe salvage of human lives."But the triumph is not only for the peoplewho have been helped, it is a triumph for ourwhole society. The thousands and thousands ofdisabled men and women who have achievedproductive, satisfying lives are now valuable^contributing members of our family of men.,"Today, thanks in no small measure to theknowledge—and inspiration—flowing from thisgreat center of research and training, the conceptof rehabilitation of the disabled has becomefirmly established as a significant force inour national life."These words from the cabinet. member areshared by other government, medical, and socialleaders. They pay tribute to a man—"TheMan With A Mission"—of whom every Phi maywell be proud.A MOTHER PAYS TRIBUTE TO FRATERNITIESIt is unfortunate that critics of the college fraternity cannot have access to the many unsolicited testimonialsto the values of fraternity membership written to 4* A 0 Headquarters by mothers of Phis. Such a letter wasreceived recently from Mrs. Fred W. Peel of Paris, Tennessee, the mother of two Tennessee Beta Phis, Robert'61, and Dudley '59, both Air Force oflficers. Mrs. Peel wrote:"The longer I live, and the more I see of the teiidency to lower standards and attempt to equalize all studentslike cars on an assembly line, the more important the role of Fraternities becomes. They have a great roleto play in encouraging young men to hold to high ideals, to mold character, and to dare to excel in academicwork, in morals, and emphasis on duty, honor and courage. I hope and pray that Phis will hold fast to thes^principles, no matter how great the pressure."
"HAVEMYSEAT,BROTHERWILSON!"DR. JOHN D. MILLETT (DePauw '33), right, turns over his presidentialchair at Miami University to his temporary successor. Dr.Charles Ray Wilson, Miami '26.THESE might well be the words Dr. John D. Millett (DePauw '33) had just spoken to Dr.Charles Ray Wilson (Miami '26) as Brother Wilson assumed the duties of interim president ofMiami University following Brother Millett's completion of his eleventh year as Miami's president(see cut). Dr. Millett resigned to become the first Executive Director and Chancellor of the OhioBoard of Regents, a post recently created by the Ohio Legislature (see May, 1964, SCROLL).After many years of service at Colgate University where he established an enviable reputationnot only as a classroom teacher but also as the administrator of Colgate's famed International Relationssummer program. Dr. Wilson in 1961 yielded to the urgent call from Dr. Millett to returnto Miami, his alma maT:er, to become the institution's Provost, responsible for the academic developmentof Miami. In addition to his duties as Provost, Dr. Wilson will serve as acting presidentof Miami pending the selection and installation of a successor to Dr. Millett.A member of * A 9's important Survey Commission, Brother Millett will appear at the PasadenaConvention as principal speaker at the banquet.[13]
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DIRECTORYTHE PHI DELTA THETA FRATER
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all Phis to always strive to build
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PETITIONING GROUPS (top to bottom).
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NEW GENERAL COUNCIL is instaUed as
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Wisconsin Phi WidelyAs Leader of Vi
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JUDGE BAYES IS DEAD AT 88Fraternity
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ALL-PHI THIRD TEAM: Tom Myers, Nort
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SIX RECORDSNOT ENOUGHUrge To Excel
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IntroducingJACK SHEPMAN, CURRENT P.
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Phis' Favorite FoodsTENNESSEE GAMMA
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PHIS PREPARE FOR10th ANNUAL CSD*Sat
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CHRISTMAS, 1964, had a new meaning
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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HONORED FOR SERVICE TO YOUTHAkron P
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HAROLD DENNEYTexas TechGARY WARDMar
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AdistinguishedDISTINGUISHED PHI JUR
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