148 THE SCROLL of <strong>Phi</strong> <strong>Delta</strong> <strong>Theta</strong> for NOVEMBER, 1964TENNESSEE ALPHA <strong>Phi</strong>s and <strong>Phi</strong>keias keep up the spirit between formal rush rounds, with Brother Hite McLeanplaying the piano (left). At right, the new class of pledges. .come Dennis Austin who has transferredto Sewanee from Georgia Tech.Warmest congratulations have goneto our Chapter Advisor, Dr. Torian,who has just become <strong>89</strong> years ofage.-Wilbur L. Wood, V.-P.TENNESSEE GAMMA, Universityof Tennessee.—The brothers of TennesseeGamma began the school yearby initiating seven new brothers.They are: Bob Houser, Jim Painter,Gil Bailie, Bob Ooten, Atis Jurbergs,Bob Haynes, and Fielding Cooley.After initiation both old and newbrothers combined efforts and gavethe chapter house a facelifting inthe form of a general clean-up inpreparation for tall rush. This yearmore men came through rush thanany other year in the university'shistory. Out of this group TennesseeGamma gained 25 men. Thesuccess ot our rush was due largelyto the enthusiastic efforts ot everybrother. New <strong>Phi</strong>keias are: MarkCunningham, Ben Parker, MikePerry, David McCellan, Knoxville;Don Richardson, Bob Saunders, PetePeters, Memphis; David <strong>Phi</strong>llips,John Richardson, Chattanooga; DonHarris, Humbolt; John Lewis,' Sparta;Thurston Briggs, Johnny Hennessee,Rock Island; Arnold Hammond, Ethridge;Steve Presnell, Johnson City;Danny DeLozier, Maryville; BiU Williams,Oak Ridge; Mike Albright,Clarksville; Jim <strong>No</strong>lting, ArlingtonHeights, III.; Joe Treadway, Atlanta,Ga.; Rob Middlemas, Orange, Va.;James Gore, Washington, D.C;Monte Gase, Saginaw, Mich.; DavidRidgely, Columbus, Ohio; MarcRatliff, Greenville, Pa. TennesseeGamma dosed last year by fimishingfifth in scholarship of nineteen fraternitieson campus and capturingsecond in intramurals. With thisyear's campus activities beginningto function, many ot the new <strong>Phi</strong>keiashave accepted membership onvarious Homecoming committees andorganizational committees in thefreshman dormitory. The pledge classhas been placed in charge of thechapter's Homecoming display. The;chapter house was beautifuUy redecoratedby the Mothers Club over thesummer. The mothers, along withour sweetheart, Judy Kayler, provedinvaluable during fall rush.—ScottyCostner, V.-P.TEXAS BETA, University ofTexas.—Texas Beta began the fallsemester by obtaining an excellentpledge class. Under the leadership ofAlan Baum, all the <strong>Phi</strong>s participatedwholeheartedly in summer rush andrush week. The result of our effortsis an exceptional pledge classand undoubtedly the best one onthe campus. The new <strong>Phi</strong>keias are:Richard Lang Allen, Houston; JohnThomas Armstrong, Houston; JeffWyatt Autrey, Waxahachie; ThomasHenry Bamett, Fort Worth; Roy A.Bechtol, Austin; George Scott Bishop,Dallas; John S. Bryan, Houston;Fred C. Clark, Austin; WUUam McComb Dunwoody, Houston; ClaytonWenttorth Eifier, Austin; James M.Furrh, Elysian Fields; James CGeorge, Brownsville; Robert P. Goodwin,Longview; Charles CampbellGreen, Midland; Charles L. HoUweg,DaUas; Dwight Winslow Johnson,Corpus Christi; Charles A. Kuper,San Antonio; Jeffry D. Landua, Midland;James Martin McLaughlin,Dallas; Marion A. Olson, San Antonio;\Villiam Stone Parkinson, Jr.,Dallas; David William Perry, Houston;Richard Hayden Perry, CorpusChristi; Leon Louis Petty, San Antonio;Bob HoUoway Simmons,Brownwood; Wilber L. Smither,Huntsville; Donnie Richard Stricklin,Baytown; Michael Wayne Tansil,Dallas; Michael Eric Trapp,DaUas; William M. Wheless, Houston.The entire chapter wishes toexpress its gratitude to our alumni,without whose assistance and cooperationrush would not have been assuccessful. The fall semester is nowin full swing and the <strong>Phi</strong>s are activelyparticipating in all phasesof campus and fraternity lite. Intramuralshave begun, and the <strong>Phi</strong>shave entered five teams with aspirationsot securing the championship.Eighteen <strong>Phi</strong>keias have joined theFreshman Council, an importantcampus organization. Socially, thechapter is looking forward to Texas=O.U. weekend in Dallas. Politicallyon campus. Pete Coneway is treasurerof the" C.B.A. Council andKnox NunnaUy is student assemblymanin the Business School.—WinCampbeU, V.-P.TEXAS GAMMA, SouthwesternUniversity.—Texas Gamma, alwayssuccessful in fall rush, has obtainedan uncommonly excellent pledgeclass this fall under the fine leadershipof Joel Fagan. New <strong>Phi</strong>keiasare: Rick Barnard, Roger Ezell,Ronald Dillee, David Fagan, ClydeHanks, Douglas Kinsbury, <strong>No</strong>rmanNachod, Drew Patterson, Glen Patterson,William RoUman, RolandSledge, Jr., Gary TuUock, Houston;,Richard Fleming, William White,Dallas; Gary Bird, Robert Parvin,San Antonio; Kenneth Douglas, EdwardLivingston, James Denham,Richard Pitts, Austin; George Allison,William Ballard, Uvalde; JohnBell, Llano; James Connell, FortWorth; Scott Fuller, George Lindsey,Midland; William Magee, DavidMcBurnett, Robstown; Doak ProctorIII, Beaumont; WiUiam Todd,Roundrock; WiUiam Middlebrook,Branard; Jerry House, Conroe. TexasGamma was well represented at theHonor Assembly given by Southwesternin the spring of '64. EdEUis was awarded the Wall StreetJournal Award for the outstanding
usiness student; Stewart Slater wasgiven the Laura Kuykendall Dramaand Speech Award; Fred Kandlerreceived the best acting award givenby the drama department of Southwestern.Two brothers, Stan MendenhaUand Fred Kandler, were indudedin Whc^s Who. Alwaysactive in campus poUtics, TexasGamma captured leading roles inthe fall elections. <strong>Phi</strong>s hold the followingoffices: James Herbert, vicepresidentot the senior class; MikeSpiekerman and Bill Germer, membersof Honor Council; Skipper Shaw,business manager of Megaphone;John Swartz, chairman of YoungTexans for Goldwater; Dick Shook,president of Interfratemity Coundl;Skipper Shaw, vice-president of StudentUnion Building; John Walkerand Mike Spiekerman, dormitorycounselors; Mike Spiekerman, presidentof Blue Key; James Herbort,secretary of Blue Key; and StewartSlater and Bill Dansby, members ofBlue Key. In spring intramuralsports, Texas Gamma finished secondin both swimming and baseball.Texas Gamma can look forward torepeating its past performance inintrafraternity football. We havewon football for the last eight consecutiveyears. On the varsity basketballteam we have two returninglettermen: Dick Shook and JimVance.-John L WaUter, V.-P.TEXAS DELTA, Southern MethodistUniversity.—In terms of electiveoffices, Lindsey Enderby is servingas a member of Student Senate, andPaul Hug is serving as chairman otthe Publishing Board, which controlsall student publications. <strong>Phi</strong>sare also holding prominent positionsin various men's honoraries.The Cycen Fjodr organization selectsthe ten most outstanding menat S.M.U., eight of whom are inundergraduate school. Of this number,three are <strong>Phi</strong>s with John Freehaferserving as president. In S.M.U.'schapter of Blue Key, of twelve seniors,tour are members ot Texas<strong>Delta</strong>, with <strong>Phi</strong>s holding the executivepositions ot president, vicepresident,and secretary. In intramurals,the Texas <strong>Delta</strong> footballteam is currently undefeated and isstrongly favored to capture the footballcrown for the twelfth time inthe last fifteen years. On the varsityfootball field, "Texas <strong>Delta</strong> is wellrepresented with <strong>Phi</strong>l Clegg, MikeEdwards, David Moore, Larry Mullins,Donny Oefinger, Ronny Reel,Jim Sitton, Mike Tabor, Mac White,Bobby Goodrich, and Jerry <strong>Phi</strong>Uips.Rush will begin Sunday, <strong>No</strong>vember15, and will continue through Monday,<strong>No</strong>vember 23, at which timefreshmen will sign thdr preferenceTHE SCROLL of <strong>Phi</strong> <strong>Delta</strong> <strong>Theta</strong> for NOVEMBER, 1964 149TEXAS GAMMA PLEDGE CLASS, FALL, 1964.cards. Our summer rush was wellreceived by brothers and rusheesalike, and we are hoping tor anotheroutstanding <strong>Phi</strong>keia class in<strong>No</strong>vember. The chapter has recentlyinitiated eight new brothers. Theyare: Bobby Goodrich, Butch Wheeler,Peck Bradshaw, Charles Clymer,Jerry <strong>Phi</strong>llips, Dick Weekley, JimCorcoran, and Tim Stevens.—RayHunt, V.-P.TEXAS EPSILON, Texas TechnologicalCoU^e.—For the membersof Texas Epsilon the new schoolyear began with a renewed pridein past achievements and great anticipationfor a successful future.The keynote tor the year was setat the General Convention in Pasadena,when seven members of thechapter were present to receive theHarvard Trophy. This was thefourth time that Texas Epsilon hadwon the award. All the brothersshare an understandable pride inthe honor, and are eager to haveanother year of fun, brotherhood,and achievement. At the conclusionof the spring semester, it was discoveredthat Texas EpsUon rankedfirst in the fraternity scholarshipstandings. AU the fraternities oncampus were well above the all-men'saverage. $ A 9 is well represented onthe varsity football team by quarterbackJames EUis, fullback JamesZanios, and end Charles Gladson.On tlie sidelines two brothers haveimportant positions in developingschool spirit. Mike Bohn is a cheerleaderand Ken Snider is president ofthe campus spirit organization, theSaddle Tramps. September 20, thechapter initiated 29 new members.They had set an outstanding recordas pledges, and are now certain tomake fine members of # A 9. Theyare: Carlton Jones, Bill Boyer, JohnCope, Bill Bailey, Eddie WiUiams,Jay Carter, Robert Heineman, ConradSchmidt, Robert Richards, JamesZanios, Charles Gladson, Gary Hutson,Joe Beal, Tim Doreen, BobbySale, Don Jones, Kent Jones, BobMoore, Bruce Hancock, Keller Smith,Paul Young, David Segrest, ButchCrane, Sid Wall, Jim Biggers, PatCampbell, Chris Galanos, Doug Robinson,and CharUe Ferguson. Preparationsfor rush are being made byRush Chairman Bob Murray, and theoutlook for an excellent pledgeclass is very bright.—Russ Wilkinson,V.-P.TEXAS ZETA, Texas ChristianUniversity.-This fall, Texas Zetamoved into new accommodations builtfor them by Texas Christian University.The new fadlities give usapproximately three times as muchroom as we previously had, whichenabled us to have formal rush inthe new chapter room. We are proudto announce that we have enjoyedanother fine rush and have pledgedsixteen of the top men goingthrough. They are: Don Morris,Tommy Thomas, Tommy Anderson,Danny Dent, Duddy Townsen, DonLuby, Houston; Don Gibbs, Tyler;Drew Sawyer, Iowa Park; Goef Ferrar,Cincinnati, Ohio; Bill Conzelman,St. Louis, Mo.; George Hooper,Tulsa, Okla.; Mike Berry, Seabrook;Ron Jenkins, Mexico, Mo.; PeteScardello, Dalheart; George Kennon,Clovis, N.M.; Tom Wassenich, FortWorth. Our new facilities are enablingus to have fraternity partieson campus, at the best of which wehad the popular singing group, "TheLettermen," present. This was awonderful way to start the year andmade a tremendous hit with the newpledges. At the present we are inthe middle of open rush and anticipatepledging thirteen or fourteenmore men at the end ot the rushperiod. Intramurals have begun andthe <strong>Phi</strong>s have remained undefeatedthus far in the schedule.—John P.Wade, V.-P.(See cut next page.)TEXAS ETA, Stephen F. AustinState CoUege.—The <strong>Phi</strong>s succeededagain in faU msh. 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