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

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220 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for JANUARY, 1965Scranton—W. John Scheuer, 1713 Madison Ave., 1st Fri. 12:15,Scranton Club, Mulberry & Washington Ave.SOUTH CAROLINAColumbia—L. A. Marsha, Jr., P.O. Box 133.Piedmont Alumni Club of Spartanburg-Greenville—John R.Adamson III, 173 McGowan St., Abbeville, S.C.SOUTH DAKOTASioux FaUs—Darrel E. Boyd, Box 137.TENNESSEEChattanooga—W. Graham Claytor, 200 Pioneer Bldg. 37402.Knoxville—Eugene Stowers, Jr., 8401 Chesterfield Dr.Memphis—Bill Stitt, P.O. Box 2063, Jackson, Tenn. 38302.Nashville—T. Wm. Estes, Jr., Box 6187 (12).TEXASAmarillo—Robert R. Sanders, Rm. 303, Court House. LastMon. noon, AmarUlo Club.Austin—Tommy Lee Miles, 919 E. 32nd St., 3rd Fri. noon.The Deck Club, Commodore Perry Hotel.Beaumont—George M. Sell, 11, 2176 Tremont, Orange, Tex.77360.Corpus Christi—Edmund P. WiUiams, 420 Dolphin.Dallas—Quincy Adams, City Bank & Tmst Co., Box 988. 4thTues. noon, Dallas Bar Ass'n. Adolphus Hotel.East Texas—John B. Meriwether, 4017 Raquet, Nacogdoches.Ft. Worth—Edd. E. Bivin, 1700 Sunset Terr. 77005. Ist Thurs.,Ft. Worth Club Bldg.Houston—Richard Nelson, 2480 Times Blvd. 12:00 noon, 1stThurs., Houston Club.Lower Rio Grande Valley—Clinton F. Bliss, P.O. Box 516,Rio Hondo, 4th Thurs., 7:30 p.m.Lubbock—Leete Jackson, Jr., 3805 21st St. 79410. 2nd Tues.noon. Chicken ViUage, 19th St. & Ave. "M."San Antonio—Glenn Foster, Box 528. First Monday 12:15.Tai Shan, 2611 Broadway.Texarkana—G. Trevor Caven, Box 149.Waco,—Del Shirey, 609 Camp Dr. 2nd Sat., 7 p.m., JamesA. ConnaUy AFB Officers Club.West Texas-Southern New Mexico Carl M. Olsen, 3722Frankfort, El Paso, Tex. 3rd Mon., 6:30 p.m.. Parkins Cafeteria,EI Paso, Tex.Wichita Falls—J. R. Crenshaw, 300 Robertson Bldg.UTAHSalt Lake City—John E. Edwards. 2155 St. Mary's Dr. (8)2nd Tues. noon. Ft. Douglas Club.VIRGINIARichmond—Ed. B. White, Jr., 507-L Hamilton St., 4th Thurs.,12:30, Richmond Hotel.WASHINGTONEllensburg—George F. Kachlein III, Box 308.Seattle—^Robert Lewis, 2415 82nd St., N.E., BeUevue, Wash98004.Spokane—^John W. Skadan, E. 1111 27th Ave. (35).Tacoma-7-Frank K. Johnson, Jr., 5I0I N. 31st St; Last Tues.,Top of the Ocean.Walla WaUa—Stan Thomas, 541 Pleasant.WISCONSINFox River Valley—L. C. Roeck, George Banta Co., Inc.,Menasha.Madison—Officer to be named.Milwaukee—Robert E. Kuelthau, 324 E. Wisconsin Dr., Fri.noon. Central YMCA.WYOMINGCasper—WiUiam A. Rogers, 731 S. Park St.Laramie—Kenneth Diem, 22 Corthell St.CANADAAlberta-Calgary—sWiUiam A. Howard, 911 49th Ave., S.W.Albrta-Edmonton—Ken F. CampbeU. 1502 Royal Bank Bldg.,Edmonton, Alberta, Can.British CoIumbiarVaneouver—L. K. Liddle, 1030 W. GeorgiaSt. (5). 1st Wed. noon. University Club.Manitoba-Winnipeg—William E. Head, 135 Talon Bay.Nova Scotia.Halifax—Bliss Leslie, 212 Spring Garden Rd.Ontario-Toronto—Dr. A. J. Denne, 15 Evergreens Gardens,Toronto (17).Quebec-Montreal——R. A. Leslie, 168 Beverley, Montreal 16,Que., Can.MEXICOMexico City—F. H. Carnes, Aida #112, San Angel Inn. (20).Phi Delta Theta ColoniesLAMAR STATE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGYAdviser—^Jack Osborne, 3530 Sleepy Lane, Beaumont, TexasWESTERN KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITYAdviser—^Dr. Donald Bailey, 202 Valley Brook, Bowling Green, Ky.Use This Coupon To Notify Headquarters of Change of Address;Keep The Scroll ComingThis is to advise that on(No.)(City)to: NEW ADDRESS:(No.)Date(Street or Avenue)(Zone No.)(Street or Avenue)I moved (or will move) from(State)••••(Ci'ty)'(Zone No.)(State)(Please print name) (Chapter) (Year) (Bond No.)Tear off and send to PHI DELTA THETA GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, BOX151, OXFORD, OHIO. This wiU keep your magazines coming to you regularly.
THE PALLADIUM SUPPLEMENTJANUARY • 1965Volume 89Number 3 • Part 2Devoted fo the private interests of ffie FraternityHAYWARD S. BIGGERS, Editorl.F.C.s—TO RESTRICT OR TO PROMOTE?By Robert J. Miller, Executive SecretaryTlie brief "editorial" wliich follows is excerpted from tlie Report of the Executive Secretary-Robert J. Miller, New Mexico' '50—to the 55th Biennial Convention in Pasadena. It represents onlya small portion of his excellent report, but we believe this commentary particularly appropriate.It is hoped that Phis who are active in I.F.C. work on campuses throughout the country will takeit to heart.Included in this issue of the Palladium-Supplement also at the suggestion of the GeneralCouncil and the Executive Secretary is the report of the editor of THE SCROLL, which also waspreprinted in an officers' reports brochure for the Convention.—ED.In each convention report we generally begindulgence while we stand up on our soap boxand make one editorial comment which we thinkmay have some validity within the fraternity systemin general and perhaps particularly within$ A 6. Two years ago we attacked student newspapereditors who have used the fraternity systemas a whipping boy and we criticized our undergraduatemembers for not exerting a greater effortto win representation on the stafEs of their campusnewspapers.This year we wish to limit our remarks to thelocal Interfratemity Council and the part it playsin the success or failure of fraternity operation ona given campus. We first want to caution that theseremarks are not intended to apply to all IFC's. Wefear, however, that a good bit of this criticismmight apply to entirely too many councils throughoutthe United States and Canada. For this discussionto be valid we must agree first of all thatthe Interfratemity Council is in existence to servethe fraternity system and not vice versa. Why then,we ask, do so many Interfratemity Councils findit necessary to adopt page after page of legislationwhich restricts rather than promotes fraternityoperation?[221]For purposes of illustration, let us consider thearea of rush. We have long contended that manyInterfratemity Councils are legislating the fraternitysystem out of business by making it toodifficult for a man to pledge. After all, many ofthese new dormitories offer pretty luxurious livingwith comfortable rooms, recreation halls, and aboveaverage food. The goal of the Interfratemity Councilshould be to make it easy for a person in thesecircumstances to pledge a fraternity.As. an analogy, suppose you were interested intrading in your 1960 model car but when you wentto see your dealer, he presented you with a list of"do's and dont's" such as the following: 1. Youmust go to the Better Business Bureau and registeras a prospective buyer. 2. You must pay a registrationfee for the privilege of examining any or allof the cars on the market. 3. In shopping for acar, you must start on a certain day at a certaintime and your shopping must be curtailed onanother special day at a specified hour. 4. You mustvisit dealers who handle at least ten differentbrands and must spend one hour (no more or less)with each dealer. 5. You must get a receipt fromeach dealer indicating that you have visited withhim. 6. You may not return for a visit with any
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JAPAN HONORS PHI MISSIONARYDr. John
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undefeated in basketbaU. We are als
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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HONORED FOR SERVICE TO YOUTHAkron P
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IN ATHENSTHE PHISHAVE IT!By Charles
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