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

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208 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for JANUARY, 1965'T^-^^'Jtf^atti.CAPT. THOMAS C. ARATA, LSU (newly promoted),has the insignia of his new rank pinned on by (left)his boss. Col. Richard Pollard, Transportation OfiBcer,U.S. Army Communications Zone, Europe, and Gen.Marquet, French Commander, Atlantic Inter-ArmiesTransit Base, La Rochelle, France, during a recentNATO landing exercise in the South of France.Capt. James B. Long (Purdue) is a member ofSAC'S I7th Bomber Wing at Wright-Patterson AFB,Ohio, which has won the coveted USAF OutstandingUnit Award. Brother Long, a B-52 bomber pilot, andmembers of his wing will wear the medal as a permanentdecoration for helping the wing achieve asustained superior performance rating in keepingSAC intercontinental missiles and jet bombers onconstant alert. The I7th has received ten top honorsin recent months, including the SAC Three-YearHaU of Fame Certificate for flying safety.1st Lt. Angela Anzivino (Brown) received a safeflying award in his Air Training Command unit atJames Connally AFB, Tex. He was selected for themonthly award in recognition of his distinguishedairmanship in landing his damaged T-29 aircraftsafely after it was struck by lightning.Lt. Col. James E. Jordan Jr. (Virginia '38) hasbeen decorated with the USAF CommendationMedal at Turner AFB, Ga., for meritorious serviceas an aircraft maintenance staff officer at ErnestHarmon AFB, Canada. He is now with a SAC unitat Turner.Service Shorts2d Lt. Thomas Kendrick-Holmes (Mercer '64) enteredactive duty at Fort Gordon, Ga., in August,finished his Army schooling in October, and is howassigned in Germany. . Capt. Don A. Llndbo(North Dakota) and 1st Lt. Drury T. Wellington(DePauw) have been awarded the U.S. ArmedForces Expeditionary Medal at Tachikawa AB,Japan, in recognition of their participation in AirForce military operational missions in Viet Nam.. . • Capt. Gordon E. Peterson Jr. (Nebraska) and1st Lt. Frederick W. Celce Jr. (Dartmouth) havereturned with their Tactical Air Command unitto Cannon AFB, N.M., following a temporary dutytour at Misawa AB, Japan, while Capt. Roger P.Scheer (Colorado) and 1st Lt. Robert D. Peel(Sewanee) were in Incirlik, Turkey, for a temporarytour of duty with the Tactical Air Command. Theynormally are stationed at Seymour Johnson AFB,N.C. . Capt. James E. Fox (Ohio State) recentlycompleted training at the USAF Southern CommandTropic Survival School at Albrook AFB,Canal Zone. He is a pilot at Howard AFB, CanalZone.Thomas H. Schaub (Ohio) has been promoted tocaptain in the USAF at Kincheloe AFB, Mich.,where he is a radar navigator instructor in a unitthat supports the Strategic Air Command missionof keeping the nation's intercontinental missilesand jet bombers on constant alert. . Dennard J.Jenkins (Arizona State) has been promoted to firstUeutenant in the USAF at Travis AFB, Calif., wherehe is a transport aircraft navigator with MATS.Dr. (Major) Samuel T. Hucke Jr. (Arkansas)represented his USAF reserve tactical medical unitat a nationwide Continental Air Command conferenceat Randolph AFB, Tex. He is commanderof a reserve medical unit at Davis Field, Okla., andis also on the staff of the Veterans AdministrationHospital, Fayetteville, Ark. 2d Lt. JamesW. Clayton Jr. (Emory), presently a student at theAir Training Command's Keesler Technical TrainingCenter, has been selected to receive a regularUSAF commission.Mark B. CUfford (T.C.U.) has arrived at WUUamsAFB, Ariz., for duty as an administrative officer followinghis recent commissioning as an Air Forcesecond lieutenant. . . . Dr. (Lt.-Col.) Enslie I. ScfailbJr. (Westminster '46) has assumed the position ofchief of dental services at Goodfellow AFB, Tex.He served as director of dental clinical services atBarksdale AFB, La., prior to his appointment atGoodfeUow. . . Capt. Robert H. Sokol (Iowa State)is a member of the faculty at the Air University'sSquadron Officer School, Maxwell AFB, Ala. Hepreviously served at James Connally AFB, Tex.2d Lts. Robert H. Waddle (Auburn) and DouglasR. Peters (Bowling Green) have entered USAFnavigator training at James Connally AFB, Tex.,while Capt. Gene E. "Taft (Oregon State) has enteredthe USAF pilot instructor course at the samebase. . . 2d Lts. Kenneth D. Smith (Maryland),Robert W. Bruce (Puget Sound), Dudley E. Greer(Arizona State) and Donald B. Eicher (Drake) haveentered USAF pilot training, the three former atWilliams AFB, Ariz., the latter at Webb AFB, Tex.• • •Recently graduated from USAF courses, with commissionsand assignments:Patrick H. MUler HI (Duke), second lieutenant,navigator training at James Connally AFB, Tex.,assigned to Sewart AFB, Tenn.2d Lt. Lloyd C. Poehler (Wyoming), navigatortraining, James Connally AFB, Tex., assigned toCharleston AFB, S.C.
• • * THE CHAPTER GRAND • * •Lt. (j.g.) Donald Nixon Norris (Wisconsin'61) died in a Navy aircraftaccident in the Pacific November 5.The accident occurred at sea ofisouthern California while BrotherNorris was attempting to land onthe carrier Midway. A native ofMarshalltown, la.. Brother Norriswas a 1961 graduate of the Universityof Wisconsin where he hadserved as president of Wisconsin Alpha.He received his commission andhis pilot's wings in September 1962,served for a year as a flight instructorat Pensacola, Fla., and had beenin the Pacific since the Laotian crisisof last spring.* * *Byron Spencer (Missouri '15), aprominent Kansas City (Mo.) lawyerand civic leader and devoted MissouriAlpha Phi, died in Kansas City, October26. A native of St. Joseph, Mo.,he returned there following hisgraduation from law school to practicewith his father. In 1920 he joineda law firm in Kansas City and remainedin the practice of law thereuntil his death. At that time he wassenior partner in the firm of Spencer,Fane, Britt and Browne. He servedas a city councilman from 1930 to1934 and as president of the localChamber of Commerce in 1963.Brother Spencer was a member ofnumerous law organizations, a directorand ofScer of various businesses,and was active in many civic causes.In March, 1963, he was named Manof the Month by the Men of theMonth Club.But over and beyond his other activities.Brother Spencer was alwaysintensely interested in and active in* A 6. As an undergraduate, he waspresident of Missouri Alpha and alsoInterfratemity Council. Over the interveningyears he always found timefor the needs and interests of his fraternityand for his efforts he wasnamed "Phi of the Year" in 1952.Perhaps his most importantachievement on behalf of the Fraternityand the University was the creationof Fidelity Educational Foundation,a non-profit corporation whoseprincipal purpose is to provide financialassistance to deserving studentsat the University of Missouri. Sinceits creation, some $114,000 has beencontributed by alumni members. Thissum is currently invested in a secondmortgage loan to the 4> A 6 Clubof Columbia, Mo., and was used inthe construction of the new chapterhouse. In the chapter room a plaquebears this inscription: "Byron Spen-BYRON SPENCERMissouri '15cer, Missouri Alpha 1917, A LoyalPhi. Because of His Deep Love for PhiDelta Theta, His Inspired Leadership,Determination and Vision, ThisHouse Was Made Possible May 19,1956." Brother Spencer was a GoldenLegionnaire of the Fraternity.-imong the survivors are two sons:Byron Spencer Jr. (Missouri '51) andRichard H. Spencer (Missouri '52),both of Kansas City.* * *Raymond G. Crisp (Ohio '09), lifelongAkron (Ohio) resident and devotedPhi, died in Akron on ThanksgivingDay, November 26. Aftergraduation, he joined his father andbrother in business but when thefirm was dissolved in 1922, he enteredthe insurance business. Later,in 1936, he joined the Fred J. CrispCo., founded by his brother, a supplierof building materials firm. Hewas chairman of the company.Brother Crisp was a founder andoldest living past president of theAkron Builders Exchange, a founderof the Akron City Club, an earlymember of the University and DowntownKiwanis Clubs. He was anactive Phi and did much to helpOhio Epsilon acquire its charter in1924. He was a Golden Legionnaireof the Fraternity, having beenawarded his certificate some yearsago by the Akron Alumni Club.Among the survivors is a brother,William E. Crisp (Dartmouth '17),Hudson, Ohio.* * *Ford L. Carpenter (Akron '09),attorney and realtor, died in Akron,Ohio, in early December, 1964. Anative of Akron, he was graduated[209]from old Buchtel College and theHarvard law school. He was presidentof the Esselbum and Ellis Real EstateAgency. Brother Carpenter was aGolden Legionnaire of * A 6.Walter A. Lybrand (Chicago '02)died in Oklahoma City, Okla., May28, 1964. Brother Lybrand began alaw practice, which later became thefirm of Lybrand and Morgan, inOklahoma City in 1906. He was aformer president of the OklahomaBar Association, professor emeritusof legal medicine at the Universityof Oklahoma medical school, andserved as special Justice of the OklahomaSupreme Court, an ofiBce createdby the state constitution forabnormal situations where the regularjustice is disqualified. He wasorganizer of the local branch of theLions International and establishedan Oklahoma City tradition of 25years standing, an annual "DickensDinner," with the reading of the"Christmas Carol." He was a GoldenLegionnaire ot * A 9* * *Joseph Edmund Corley (Williams'33) died in Bryn Mawr HospitalNovember 24. He had lived in Havertown,Pa., for a number of years,during which time he had beensales manager of the Eastern Pennsylvaniadistrict for the Shaw-BartonCo. of Coshocton, Ohio. Brother Corleyspent his early years as a nativeof the Washington, D.C, area,worked for the General Electric Co.in accounting, served as a communicationofficer in the Navy aboardtransports during World War II,and after separation from service,entered upon the business dutieswhich engaged him until his death.Among the survivors is a brother,Karl C. Corley (Williams '28).Joseph Holt Russell (Texas '14),retired vice-president of Gulf RefiningCo. and long active in Houston(Tex.) business and civic activities,died at his ranch near Boerne, Tex.,December 4.A former Texas University footballand baseball star, he started hisprofessional career after graduationas a motorman on the old Bellairetrolley line in Houston, and in ayear and a half became assistantmanager for Stone and Webster, theholding company for the transit system.He went to work for Gulf in 1920
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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