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

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228 THE SCROLL-PaUadium Supplement-JANUARY, 1965Mail Votes Taken by the General CouncilBetween Meetings in 1964April 21—Upon motion duly made and seconded, theGeneral Council voted unanimously to remove theKentucky Epsilon charter from escrow and return it tothe chapter in recognition of the improvement whichhas been made during the 19.63-64 academic year.May 7—Upon motion duly made and seconded, theGeneral Council voted unanimously to name GrantSwan, Oregon State '21, as Assistant President of PiSouth Province.May 21—Upon motion duly made and seconded, theBoard ot Trustees voted unanimously to expel MarsdenSanford Austin, Oklahoma Alpha, Bond #1038, forconduct unbecoming a Phi.July 28—Upon motion duly made and seconded, theCoundl voted unanimously to appoint Brother Tom O.Cartmel, Hanover '53, to the position of President otKappa Province, subject to the required approval ofthe chapters in the province.November 27—All provisions of Section 28 ot theConstitution having been satisfied, the General Councilvoted unanimously to approve the petitions for Waiverssubmitted by the following: California Alpha chapterat the University of California at Berkeley, CaliforniaGamma chapter at the University of California at LosAngeles, California Delta chapter at the University ofSouthern California, California Epsilon chapter at theUniversity of California at Davis, Colorado Alpha chapterat the University of Colorado, and Iowa Gammachapter at Iowa State University.filled immediately.4. By unanimous consent, it was agreed that the fallmeeting of the General Council would be held in theChicago area, beginning at 9 A.M. on Friday, November27, and continuing through Saturday, November 28.5. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Coundlvoted unanimously to reappoint Brother Lothar A.Vasholz to the chairmanship of the Community ServiceDay project.6. The General Council considered a report on certainobstacles which allegedly prohibit the granting ofscholarships through the # A 9 Educational Foundationto undergraduate Phis in Canada. Discussion on thistopic was tabled pending receipt of an offidal ruling.7. The Council discussed briefly the preliminary planstor installation ot new chapters at General Motors Institute,West Texas State University, Kentucky WesleyanCollege, and Mankato State University, charters for whichwere granted at the 55th Biennial Convention. TheExecutive Secretary will contact representatives of all fourgroups and proceed with arrangements accordingly.8. The Council considered preliminary arrangementsfor the 1968 Biennial Convention and agreed that thismeeting should be held in the Midwest section of NorthAmerica. The IJcecutive Secretary was authorized to obtaindetailed information on several resort hotels in thatgeographical area.9. The Council reviewed the progress which has beenmade by the Committee on Undergraduate Officer Education.By unanimous agreement, Brother Jim C. Buffingtonwas named Chairman of this committee. Namedto serve with him were Brothers William C. Whitlow,Howard E. Young, and Glen Cary. This committee wasrequested to hold a meeting in Oxford, Ohio, within thenext thirty days.10. The Council reviewed legislation adopted by the55th Biennial Convention providing for the granting ola waiver from compliance with the membership clauseto any chapter whose charter was in jeopardy because oisaid clause. The Council directed the Executive Secretar)to process all petitions for a waiver according to thedirectives of the General Convention.11. After reviewing the progress made by the Committeeon Ritual, the Council appointed the followingbrothers to a committee for continued study: Chairman—Hayward S. Biggers, Frank E. Fawcett, and Tommy Miles,12. The Council reviewed comments submitted b)persons who viewed the premier showing ot the new PhiDelta Theta movie and authorized Council MemberBrown to summarize these statements for reference tothe producer.13. Province President William C. Connell, Jr. visitedbriefly with the Council to make several suggestions forthe improvement of province administration.14. The Coundl regretfully accepted the resignation ofBrother William C. Connell, Jr. as President of ThetaProvince. By unanimous agreement. Brother Joseph M.Clark, Vanderbilt '16, was appointed to fill this vacancyfor the interim until new appointments become effectivein January, 1965.All business on the agenda having been completed, themeeting was adjourned sine die at 3:10 P.M.JACK E. SHEPMANPresident of the General CouncilROBERT J. MILLERExecutive SecretaryO'Hare Iim, Chicago, IllinoisNovember 27, 28, 1964The meeting ot the General Council was called toorder by President Jack E. Shepman at 9 A.M. on Fridaymorning, November 27, 1964. Other persons in attendanceincluded Treasurer Stanley D. Brown, Members-at-Large Hayward S. Biggers and Howard E. Young, aswell as Executive Secretary Robert J. Miller, AssistantSecretary Frank E. Fawcett, ahd Alumni Secretary Ray E.Blackwell. Reporter Elden Smith arrived a short timeafter the meeting had started at which time he reviewedall Council action and added his approval to the topicswhich had been discussed.The meeting Was brought to order with a prayer byBrother Blackwell.1. The General Council reviewed a progress report onthe lawsuit involving the Buchroeder Company but noaction was indicated at this time.2. The General Council agreed to accept an anonymousgift which would be transmitted to the InterfratemityResearch and Advisory Council to defray the costof a lawsuit involving the protection of copyrightedfraternity symbols.3. The General Council authorized the ExecutiveSecretary to investigate sources of supply of fraternitycrests for presentation to Past Presidents of the GeneralCouncil.4. Treasurer Brown will investigate the availability o)appropriate certificates for presentation to ProvincePresidents in recognition of devoted service to the Fraternity.5. The Council voted to accept an award to be donated by Tommy Miles, Southwestern '46, in recognitiorof the devoted service of Judge Sam Stone, long time adviserto the Texas Gamma chapter. This award will bepresented annually to an outstanding chapter adviser tcbe selected hy a committee composed ot Province Presidents H. W. Emswiler, John E. Harding, Verlin PJenkins, Clyde Raynor, and the donor. Tommy Miles
THE SCROLL-Palladium Supplement-JANUARY, 1965 229In addition, a certificate of appreciation will be presented,upon retirement, to chapter advisers who haveserved a minimum of two years.6. By mutual consent, it was agreed that the GeneralOfficers attending the National Interfratemity Conferencein Cincinnati on December 3-5 would be authorized tovote on all issues involving proposed changes in NICpolicy.7. The members of the Council agreed that the nextmeeting would be held in Houston, Texas on March12, 13, 14, 1965.8. The Council requested the Alumni Secretary toschedule speaking engagements at Founders Day commemorationsin conjunction with the March GeneralCouncil meeting insofar as circumstances would permit.9. The Council reviewed a proposal submitted by theColorado Beta chapter at Colorado College calling forthe adoption of an international program of campusspeakers. It was the consensus that this was basically agood idea which should be pursued at the interfratemitylevel following detailed research into the possibilities ofsuch a program.10. The Council reviewed progress on the Fraternityhistory following which it was voted unanimously thatthe Historian would be given a deadline of January I,1966, for the completion of this project with the expectationthat tangible evidence of progress would be forthcomingin the interim.11. The 'Council authorized the Editor and ExecutiveSecretary to proceed with the editing and printing of theConvention Proceedings for the 55th biennial meeting.12. In a general discussion of plans for the installationof three new chapters, it was agreed that PresidentJack E. Shepman would be in attendance at each event.He will be assisted by Howard E. Young at the TexasTheta installation on December 11-12, Elden Smith at theKentucky Zeta installation on January 8-9, and HaywardS. Biggers at the Michigan Delta installation on February13-14.13. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Councilvoted unanimously to reappoint Harry Gerlach, Miami'30, to the position of Scholarship Commissioner.14. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Councilvoted unanimously to reappoint Brother George S. Ward,PPGC, Illinois '10, as the official Phi Delta Theta representativeto the NIC House of Delegates.15. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Councilvoted unanimously to reappoint Brother John S. Cosgrove,Penn State '05, to the position of Finance Commissioner.16. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Councilvoted unanimously to name Fred M. Bosworth, Case '21,to a six-year term on the Board of Trustees of the WalterB. Palmer Endowment Foundation.17. In selecting members to serve on the Survey Commission,rtie General Council made the following appointments:John D. Millett, DePauw '33, Chairman; H. L.Stuart, Penn State '20; Harold K. Pride, Knox '29; WadeWeatherford, North Carolina '44; Robert J. Behnke,Washington '43.18. The Council acted unanimously in reappointingall trustees of the Frank J. R. Mitchell Scroll EndowmentFund as follows: Richard S. Cutler, Northwestern'20, two-year term; William O. Rice, Kansas "26, fouryearterm; William F. Murray, Illinois '34, six-year term.19. The Council acted unanimously in naming thefollowing brothers to serve three-year terms as trusteesof the Phi Delta Theta Educational Foundation; HenryL. Bowden, Emory '32, William C. Connell, Jr., Mississippi'50.The meeting was recessed at 1:00 P.M. to reconvene at2:15 P.M.20. Brother Russell Benson, Ohio Wesleyan '22, visitedwith the General Council to review the Phi Delta Thetamovie which has been filmed to date. Following suggestionswhich were made by individual members of theCouncil, he was authorized to complete the project witha delivery date of the finished project scheduled forJanuary, 1965.21. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Councilvoted unanimously to name Harry Gerlach, Miami '30,as trustee of the Arthur R. Priest Foundation.22. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Councilvoted unanimously to appoint Harold A. Minnich, Akron'24, to a six-year term as trustee of the David D. BantaEndowment Fund.23. Upon individual motions duly made and seconded,the General Council named the following brothers toserve as Presidents of the several Provinces as indicated,all appointments subject to the approval of the chaptersin the respective provinces as provided by the Constitution:Alpha—Allen West Wood, Centre '51; Beta-James B. Carrte, Toronto '57; Gamma—Harry J. Mier,Jr., Maryland '43; Delta North—Carl A. Scheid, Chicago'32; Delta South—A. J. Newton, Jr., North Carolina '54;Epsilon North—G. Paul Jones, Jr., Georgia Tech '52;Epsilon South—T. E. Triplett, Florida '43; Zeta—H. W.Emswiler, Denison '16; Theta—Joseph M. Clark, Vanderbilt'16; Iota North—Donald S. Koskinen, Lawrence '50;Iota South—Walter Draper, Illinois '36; Kappa—^Tom O.Cartmel, Hanover '52; Lambda—Ted Maragos, NorthDakota '55; Mu West—Ed Love, Washburn '43; Mu East—W. C. Whitlow, Westminster '40; Nu—T. Glen Cary,Texas Tech '56; Omicron North—Douglas M. Phillips,New Mexico '49; Omicron South—William Handy, UCLA'45; Pi North—Carl H. Neu, Washington '41; Pi South—Charles E. Wicks, Willamette '47; Asst., Grant Swan,Oregon State '21; Rho North—John E. Harding, TexasTech '37; Rho South-—George R. Bolin, Texas '56; Sigma-Verlin P. Jenkins. Akron '24; Tau—Clyde A. Raynor,Davidson '41; Psi—Jim C. Buffington, Missouri '51.24. By unanimous action, the Council voted to divideEta Province so that all chapters in Tennessee wouldcomprise Eta South Province with Homer B. Gibbs, Jr.,Vanderbilt '54, as Province President. The chapters inthe state of Kentucky would comprise Eta North Provinceand the Executive Secretary was authorized to report onpossible candidates to serve as President of the Province.25. The Council took action naming H. L. Stuart,PPGC, as interim President of Upsilon Province pendingthe selection of a permanent officer for that territory.26. The Executive Secreury was directed to consultwith Harold K. Pride concerning the selection of asuccessor for the Presidency of Xi Province.27. In reviewing a report on chapter progress in thearea of scholarship, the Council authorized the ScholarshipCommissioner to use discretion in the naming ofcommittees to consult with scholastically deficient chapters.28. The Council refused the appeal of Arizona Alpharegarding a decision to discourage the development ofundergraduate ladies' auxiliaries which have frequentlyappeared under the title of Phidelphias.29. In a policy decision, the General Council authorizedthe reimbursement of General Officers at commercialair fare rates for official business outside the provincein which they are located.30. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Councilauthorized prompt payment of expense vouchers offive Province Presidents for travel to the 55th BiennialConvention which had been challenged because of amisunderstanding of Fraternity policy.31. It was agreed that Reporter Elden Smith wouldprepare a summary of General Council action for dis-
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