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

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272 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MARCH, 1965GEORGIA BETA chapter enjoyed entertaining famed novelist ErskineCaldweU at the house recently. In picture at top he is shown (third fromleft) with John Romine, Tommy Chambless, Thorn McDaniel, Dr. SanfordS. Atwood, president of Emory University, David AUen, Steve Rash, andJohn BuUard. Below: Scene at Christmas party which Phis sponsored forunderprivUeged children in conjunction with the girls of Alpha DeltaPi sorority.just moved on campus through recentacquisition of our new house. Inthe coming semester, the brotherswill be participating in Cami Gras,Greek Week, Songfest, and eagerlyawaiting the results of the presentrush.—Jack Tingley, V.P.GEORGIA ALPHA, University ofGeorgia.—During the two rush periodssince the first one in September,the Phis have built the bestpledge class on the Universitycampus. Joining the first sevenpledges are 21 fine men. They are:Gene Ansley, Richard Austin, ReedDobbs, Warren Johnston, Tuck Sanford,Tom Spurlin, Rick O'CaUaghan.Bob Wheeler, Atlanta; MarionSparks, Macon; Randy Dudley, JohnSteedman, Athens; Bill Brunson,Albany; Walter Rylander, Americus;Ben Eubanks, Dublin; Al Tyre, HenryClarke, Wycross; John Smithgall,Gainesville; John Newton, Griffin;Tom Beard, Moultrie; Biff Thompson,Bremen; Bob Hulslander, Jacksonville,Fla. Initiated February 1were Jon Spence, Camilla, and WyattJohnson, Atlanta. The brothers andpledges are looking forward to thespring quarter, when the Phis planto do well in the traditional strongholdsof softball, tennis, track, andgolf. The Georgia Phis were elatedFebruary 6 when it was announcedthat the chapter had won the campuswideMarch of Dimes drive. Thetotal coUected was $602.72, some$400 more than was coUected by thesecond place fraternity. The pledgesdid an exceUent job. The winningproject continued the Phis' record ofleading public service.—Dave Burch,V.P.GEORGIA BETA, Emory University.—December12, Georgia Beta andthe Emory A A Hs held their annualChristmas party for underprivilegedchildren at the house, "tlie highlightof the party was a visit bySanta Claiis who distributed giftsto aU the children. In athletics thePhis are in the championship flightin intramural soccer with high hopesof winning the championship. HokeCooley, Bill Kotys, Charles Siemon,and Steve Edwards were outstandinglettermen on the varsity soccer teamduring fall quarter with Cooley beingselected to honorable mentionAll-America, Lee Epting and JimWindham have been stand-out performerson the varsity wrestling team.Randy Martin, past chapter presidentand currently president of 0 A E,was selected for Who's Who inAmerican CoUeges and Universities.Mike Wagner, upon his return fromthe N.I.C. in Cincinnati, waselected vice-president of the EmoryI.F.C. Following his address atEmory February 9, * A 6 honorednovelist Erskine Caldwell at an openreception. Mr. Caldwell and ourhousemother, Mrs. Made Thornton,are lifelong friends, having grownup together. February 26-27, we heldthe Sweetheart Formal Weekend,highlight of the fraternity's socialyear. The sweetheart was announcedand new initiates were presented:They are: Tom Hayes, Atlanta;Jimmy Kelly, Mac Ralls, Hogansville;Jeff Talley, Marietta; ClarkAvant, Sandersville; Lawrence Killingsworth,Edison; Tommy Mobley,Cordele; Donny Doyle, St. SimonsIsland; Thorn McDaniel, Bob Margolin,Stuart Colby, Doug Knickem,Miami, Fla.; Lee Summerlin, Gainesville,Fla.; Wayne Ripley, Jacksonville,Fla.; Guy HiU, West PalmBeach, Fla.; Redlich Koppel, Nashville,Tenn.; Mac Taylor, Kingsport,Tenn.; John Payne, Anniston, Ala.;Bob Tumbill, Beaver Falls, N.Y. Ourannual alumni newsleteter, "TheBungalow Bulletin," has gone topress, and a Community Serviceproject has been planned for earlyMarch.—Thomas S. Chambless, VJP.GEORGIA GAMMA, Mercer University.—ThePhis joined with AAUfor the annual Christmas party fororphans, and during the Christmasvacation, joined with the MaconAlumni Club for a banquet and subsequentparty. Our intramural basketballteam is presently undefeatedfor the third consecutive year and hasalready taken first place in our
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MARCH, 1965 273league. The varsity basketball teamis being led in scoring by Reevesand Wilcox. Open house was heldFebruary 4, and was considered thebest of the year. New Officers wereinstalled this quarter and BenWhitley is the new president. Everyoneis looking forward to the SweetheartWeekend featuring "Doug Clarkand the Hot Nuts," and the cowboyparty in the spring will be a majorrush function.—John R. Manning,V.P.GEORGIA DELTA, Georgia Instituteof Technology.—FaU quarterGeorgia Delta brothers and pledgesproved outstanding in every phaseof campus life. President "Butch"Harris was tapped for ANAK, mostdistinguished leadership honorary atTech; Harris, Bruce Fitzgerald (editorof the newspaper) and JohnWilUams were named to the coUegiateWfto'j Who, and George Reddienwas elected chairman of theI.F.C. Honor Board. Phikeia MarshalSchreeder was chosen freshman classpresident, while his pledge brothersFhilUp Copk (3.8 overall out of 4.0)and Kerry Clayton (3.6) were namedto * H S. In varsity^ football, GerryBusseU was an All-American defensivehalfback. Initiated in the fallwere Terry Griffin, Greensboro; RickHudson, Atlanta; and W. J. Blane,Roanoke, Va. Georgia Delta also welcomedJame Boswell, who affiliatedfrom Georgia Alpha. Four new Phikeiasare Ken Bonifay, Macon; LarryBell, Salem, Va.; John Trask, Ogelthorpe;and Jack Stafford, Dublin.In December, we gave our annualChristmas party for the MethodistChildren's Home. Carey Webbplanned the event and Mike Frankeplayed Santa Claus. Brothers andpledges coUected over $325 in theAtlanta Jaycee Empty Stocking FundDrive. Social ' highlight of the faUwas a houseparty held the weekendof the Tech-Tennessee football game.Phis were weaker than usual in fallintramural athletics, with only athird place finish in volleyball, butstrong basketball and paddleballsquads should keep us in contentionfor the athletic trophy. Phis invarsity sports this spring are: CharlieMason and Bruce Fraser, track;Butch Harris and W. J. Blane, baseball;and Robbie Horak, John Cavin,and Lary Sears, golf. Our Mothers'Club plans an open house for parentsApril 4.-John Y. WiUiams, VJP.GEORGIA DELTA Christmas party for children from Decatur MethodistChUdren's Home. Shown with the youngsters are Ted Waters and MikeFranke (Santa Claus).pledged John C Crowser, TwinFalls. Two Phis, Jack MacDonaldfrom Willamette and BiU HolUfieldfrom Whitman, have affiliated withour chapter. We are now in theprocess of setting up a new scholarshipprogram to help further IdahoAlpha scholastically. Our best sportsare coming up this semester, so weshould finish high in intramurals.Plans are also being made concerningour initiation banquet and danceto be held March 27, as well asplans for our Spring Cruise, CommunityService Day, and our annualOrphans' picnic—Steven J. Swendberg,V.P.ILLINOIS ALPHA, NorthwesternUniversity.—Under the able leadershipof Jim Redmond and JohnGregory and, of course, our housemother,Mrs. Mayde Joss, Homecomingweekend turned out to be verysuccessful. The faU quarter I.M. programended with the Phis on top,wiiming the intramural swim meetbut having to settle for runner-upin the footbaU competition. ScholasticaUy,Illinois Alpha fared veryweU with an overaU active cumulativeof 2.6. The pledges were notfar behind with a 2-3, enabling 23 ofour 26 Phikeias to be initiated.Congratulations are in order for TomMyers who has just signed with theDetroit Lions. Jim Cununins is startingfor the Wildcats on the basketballteam and Mike Weaver, whoplayed AIl-American ball in highschool, is starting for the freshmanteam. Terry Smith, Kurt Imrie, andIDAHO ALPHA, University ofIdaho.—The men of Idaho Alphadid weU in scholarship and are currentlyamong the leaders for thecampus intramural trophy. This comingsemester should bring new honorsto the Phis of Idaho Alpha. WeILLINOIS ALPHA'S NEW LNITIATES (AND FRIENDS).
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OHIO BETA imdergraduates made pilgr
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