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

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MICHIGAN ALPHAMARKS CENTENNIALChapter Is Twelfth InFraternity To ReachOne-Hundred Year GotilPARTICIPANTS IN Michigan Alpha's Centennial observance,left to right: Hayward S. Biggers, Lawrence'31, Editor of The Scroll and Member-at-Large of theGeneral Council; Patrick W. O'Neil, Michigan '65,President of tiie chapter; Ray E. Blackwell, Franklin'24, Alumni Secretary; BUss Bowman, Michigan '46,President of the Michigan Alpha Alumni Board; andJames E. Bergeson, Michigan '66^ Co-chairman of theCentennial Committee.Agratifying return of alumni from "far-awayplaces'' and an enthusiastic group of undergraduatemembers and pledges serving as hostsmade the celebration of Michigan Alpha's Centennialduring the weekend of October 31,an event long to be remembered by those inattendance. The chapter was the Fraternity'stwelfth to reach the 100-year mark.With a maximum of fellowship and informalsessions but with adequate emphasis upon themore formal aspects, an enjoyable three-dayanniversary program had been planned jointlyby the Michigan Alpha alumni and undergraduates.By noon Friday, the * A 9 chapter house at1437 Washtenaw, which holds memories forhundreds of Michigan Phis, had been put in thebest possible condition for receiving the chapter'salumni and their guests and throughoutthe afternoon, the guests began arriving. Aseach returning alumnus entered the front doorhe was greeted by a representative of the chapter,given an identification badge, and quicklyjoined others of his era in talking over the olddays and the "not so old" classmates and recallingshared experiences and mutual concernsof those days. This period of reminiscencereached a peak in the late evening hours duringthe stag party.Returning alumni and their guests joinedundergraduates in a Saturday morning brunchat the chapter house and then traveled to thestadium to watch Michigan down its old rival.[192]Northwestern. Following the game, another informalreception was held at the chapter house.Moving from the chapter home to the AmericanLegion Hall, the Centennial observancereached its peak in the banquet and dance.Chapter President Patrick W. O'Neil was toastmasterfor the gala occasion and introduced anumber of guests who made short talks: HaywaxdS. Biggers (Lawrence '31) for the GeneralCouncil; Ray E. BlackweU (Franklin '24) forGeneral Headquarters; Bliss Bowman (Michigan'46) for the alumni; and Bob Ufer (Michigan'43), a long-time adviser to the chapter.A special presentation was made to BrotherBowman for his efforts as president of the MichiganAlpha Alumni Board. The remainder of theevening was spent in dancing and visiting.The final event of the weekend was the ceremonyof rededication at the chapter house Sundaymorning, a ceremony designed to send MichiganAlpha into its second century of service to* A 9 and to the University of Michigan.BLISS BOWMAN as he addressed the large banquetgathering. Seated is Pres. Pat O'Neil, and in foregroundthe desk pen set presented to Brother Bowman.
$220,000 four-story addition to Ohio Gamma house was constructed on site of two former private residences andis connected with the 48-year-old chapter house (extreme right). It faces Ohio University's developing new southwestcampus, just across the Hocking River.OHIO GAMMA DREAM FULFILLED$220,000 Addition to Chapter House IsDedicated Weekend of October 77-78REALIZATION of a long-nurtured dream'sfulfillment was achieved in Ohio Gamma's96th year as its |220,000 chapter house additionwas dedicated October 17-18.Nearly 180 members of the alumni andauxiliary groups, along with representatives ofthe undergraduate chapter and pledge class, attendeda dedication banquet Saturday night atthe new Ohio University Inn in Athens.The next afternoon, nearly two hundred personsvisited the chapter house during a twohourpublic inspection and open house at whichmembers of the auxiliary were hostesses, withthe chapter providing guides.Executive Secretary Robert J. Miller (NewMexico '50) made the principal address duringthe dedication banquet, first such event to begiven at the new |2 million inn. Out-of-townPhis in attendance were the first guests to staythere.Sunday's formal dedication service, whichtook place in the main lounge at the new fraternityhouse, featured unveiling of a portrait ofthe chapter's oldest living Athens alumnus,Charles G. O'Bleness (Ohio '98) top donor inCHAPTER BENEFACTORS: Dr. Blaine R. Goldsberry'15, buUding fund chairman; Charles G. O'Bleness '98,oldest alumnus and top fund donor, and Ohio Universityart professor Dwight H. Mutchler, who paintedO'Bleness portrait (background) and presented it tothe chapter in name of his son, Dwight, Jr., '56.
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OHIO BETA imdergraduates made pilgr
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DIRECTORYTHE PHI DELTA THETA FRATER
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all Phis to always strive to build
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JAPAN HONORS PHI MISSIONARYDr. John
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IntroducingJACK SHEPMAN, CURRENT P.
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Phis' Favorite FoodsTENNESSEE GAMMA
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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HONORED FOR SERVICE TO YOUTHAkron P
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