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276 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MARCH, 1965SCENE AT INDIANA THETA'S PRISON PARTYform of open houses, a hobo partywith ASA, swimming with KKT, abeach party with II B$, pumpkinand pledge class serenades, blanketparties, the winter formal and prisonparty (dates were prisoners). Rush iscurrently in full swing and somethings to come are the intramur^championship battle, A X and A Ttrade parties, a faculty open house,the. Triad. Greek Week, UniversitySing, Mother's Day and, not to beforgotten, scholarship.—Ronald E.Berg, V.P.INDIANA IOTA, Valparaiso University.—Theintramural teams havewon fraternity football, golf, tennis,and cross country and have placedsecond in fall volIeybaU while thefraternity basketball team is currentlyleading the league with a 6-0 record.In athletics, the Phis have long beenthe mainstay of both the varsity basketballand wrestling teams. SteveCook, Rich Enyon, Vern Curtis, KenRakow, Steve Piatt, John Hinkey,Tom Workman, Jim Schmidt, GlenKeel, and Paul Schultz represent tenof the twelve men on the basketbaUteam. Cook, Enyon, Curtis, and Rakoware starters with Cook, Enyonand Curtis the number one, two, andthree scorers of the team. Bill Hildreth,Mike Hron, Dave Granzin, BobEwald, and Hank Von Schlicten arethe nucleus of the wrestling team.During semester break, the chapterwent on a ski trip to Carousel Mountainnear Holland, Mich. We arrivedthe night before and spent the entireevening hours eating, dancing, andcavorting about the Macatwa Inn.Then with hardly any sleep, we allattempted to master the slopes atCarousel the following day. The excursionwas such a success that manyfaculty members have commentedon the fact that if the organizationand conduct are similar in futureyears, the ski weekend should becomean annual affair.—David A. Ferg, V.P.IOWA ALPHA, Iowa Wesleyan College.—Themen of Iowa Alpha wouldlike to take this opportunity to honorone of the brothers, Fred Ekstrand,who is retiring as Director of Athleticsat Iowa Wesleyan College.Brother Ekstrand has been teachingand coaching for the last" forty years.As a coach of football he won Wesleyan'slast Iowa Conference Championship.He has also coached trackand wrestling. This past semesterwas successful for us as we took secondplace in both the Homecomingskit and display and at Boom Nightreceived first place scholarship trophyfor fraternities. The brothers werehappy to see Roger "Bake-Bean"Mann replaced in the kitchen byMrs. Arnold and our new housemotherMrs. Miller. We are proudof our pledges with seventeen oftwenty making their grades. Theyare: Walt Bauer, Fred Brown, JoeCannon, Ron Capone, John Davies,Terry Enfiejian, Dennis Harmon,Tom Harmon, Bill Lapsey, CraigLindmark, Chris McCurdy, JamesPaar, Lennie Pelletiere, James Sloan,Phil Ulm, Steve Wehrle, Bob Wilcox.The brothers would like to congratulateGeorge Bull for Little AU-Phiand Ed Snyder, Rick Czubati, JackKaminski, and Garry Devinger forAU chapters sponsoring FoundersDay dinners should send reports andpictures to Ray E. BlackweU at GeneralHeadquarters in Oxford.special mention honors in football.This year's basketball team findsthree brothers and one Phikeia onthe squad. They are John Cavanah,Bruce Christmann, Clint Conway,and Phikeia Craig Lindniark.—RickCzubati, V.P.IOWA BETA, University of Iowa.—It has been an outstanding year insports for the athletes of Iowa Beta.Big John Niland, 250-pound tacklefrom Amityville, N.Y., was heraldedby sportswriters aroimd the Big Tenas a top pro draft choice in 1965.Ed Bastian, Cedar Rapids, saw muchaction at the post position of thesurprising Iowa basketbaU team, as-the cagers continue to upset toprankedteams around the nation. AndJim Koehuk, serving as captain ofthe basketball team, is top hitter forthe Hawks, as well as a starting secondbaseman. At Christmas this yearIowa Beta held its traditional S^taClaus party for underprivileged chUdren.Twenty-seven Uttle ones fromaround the Iowa City area attended.There were gifts under the tree forall, a "real" Santa, a pinata, and hotchocolate and gingerbread men.No doubt the area of most intenseeffort at Iowa Beta has been scholarship.The men in the chapter haveenthusiastically followed a new studyprogram which promises to provide^pme very gratifying results in thisvital area.—David G. Hovigan, V.P.IOWA GAMMA, Iowa State University.—TheHomecoming lawn displayagain captured first place, equalinglast year's performance. MikeCox was honored as the first I.S.U.cyclone to have his jersey numberretired. President Dave Mcintosh hasbeen elected vice-president of theI.F.C. Dick Green is running forpresident pf the Student Body. JerryBierbaum is a candidate for ScienceCoUege Senator. Jim Maland andCarl Lippenberger were initiatedinto * M A, national singing honorary.Many other brothers have beenwelcomed to local and nationalhonoraries complementing our participationin campus activities whichis at an all-time high. The pledgeclass has been augmented by theaddition of Bob Bonnewell, Ottumwa;Jeff Downing, Marshalltown; JayEaton, Waukon; Don Timmerman,Davenport. Initiated this winter wereBob Frazer and Alec Wilder andJohn Putney affiliated. Once againIowa Gamma was above the aU fraternityand aU men's scholastic average.We were especially happy tohost the Tri-Province ConventionFebruary 6, which was of benefit toall. Twelve chapters from four stateswere represented. With A X J2, we en-
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MARCH, 1965 277tered Varieties, producing the "PinkStetson." Plans are under way toproduce a Veishea float capable ofwinning the coveted Sweepstakestrophy this spring. The annualpledge Bowery wiU be held the secondweek of March to start springquarter with a sodal success.—TomBrown, V.P.IOWA DELTA, Drake University.—The Phis at Drake were representedin virtually every phase ofcampus leadership. Banks led thecampus as president pf the Student-Faculty Cpuncil. Schaefer is presidentof the Young Demos. Banks, Mehling,Stone, Forsell, and Tyler are activein Circle K. Stone is the co-editorof the Oracle, the Greek newspaper.Many of the brpthers are membersof various committees and othercampus prganizations. Iowa Deltacaptured the Drake School Spirittrophy for the fifth consecutive semester.Scholarship did not go unnoticedat Iowa Delta. By placingsecond in the aU fraternity averageand far above the aU men's average,we remained tops in scholarship. RichVehlow and Phikeia Charlie Seel arerepresenting Drake on the cindertrack. The diapter had many communityservice projects diuing thepast semester, which was highUghtedby the aimual Christmas party forDes Moines area underprivileged children,at the Polk County Children'sHome. Iowa Delta's main concernfor this coming semester, as it hasbeen since installation in 1961, isadequate housing. Our Des MoinesAlumni Club is giving their all-outsuppprt tp pur situatipn, and thechapter hppes tp be in a new hpusingsituatipn by the beginning pf thecoming fall semester. —Robert Stone,V.P.KANSAS ALPHA, University ofKansas.—The A football team captureddivision honors and the Abasketball team is undefeated in fouroutings. Varsity athletes Steve Renkoand Sid Micek were instrumental inKU's football success and sophomoreRon Franz is seeing a lot of actionfor the basketball team. Dave Richwinein swimming, John Guyot intennis, and Rob Looney in track wUlall be competing this spring. Inaddition, we have twelve Phikeiasout for freshman sports. New Phikeiasare: Rod Johnson, Wichita;Ralph Jphnson, Dayton, Ohio; ScottKincaid, Pittsburg. "We received thesecond place trophy for our Homecomingdecorations and enjoyed avery active social life beginning withthe Harvest party. Homecomingdance, Christmas formal, and theChristmas Kiddie party for under-KANSAS DELTA chapter went on ski trip to Breckinridge, Colo., recently.Pictured above are: Darrel McCooI, Jerry Lewis, Rushee Mike Eatzenmeir,Steve Clark, Paul Lueker, and Richard VUet.privUeged chUdren. Plans for thecoming semester include a Fathers'Weekend for the Kansas State-KUbasketball game, the Miami Triad,and of course our annual SouthernMess in early May.—G. W. Frick,V.P.KANSAS BETA, Washburn University.—Themen of Kansas Betaonce again are maintaining their usualtop scholastic standing on campus.Owe chapter has won the I.F.C. ScholasticTrophy for the last two semestersand plans to continue thistradition, Washburn University's fineconference-leading basketball team ismanned by three starting Phis. Thishot shooting Phi trio has racked upas high as 66 per cent of points scoredin a game. One of the Phis, Ron Ford,is the team high scorer and anotherstarting Phi, Gordon Hibbard, iscaptain of the team as well as presidentof Kansas Beta. With the endof the first semester 23 phikeias madetheir grades and qualified scholasticallyfor initiation. Steve Kruse andDave Nelson were selected for Who'sWho in American Colleges and Universities.Kruse, Dave Turner, andDennis Hawver, were selected fromthe student body to chair committeeson the Student Union Activity Board,which is responsible for all sanctionedcampus activities. These brothersand other Phis on campus whoare leaders in scholastics, campuspolitics, athletics and socializing oncampus are representative of the typeof year we have had and are havingat Kansas Beta.—Dennis Hawver, V.P.KANSAS GAMMA, Kansas State.-Kansas Gamma has been selected asa finalist in Harlequinade, the campusproduction known previously asY-Orpheum. We will be heading forfirst place with Delta Delta Delta.Harlequinade will be held March 26and 27, and all alums are invitedto come back and visit. Contact thechapter for information concerningtickets, etc. Our first semester was abusy one. We understood several projectson our own to fix up the house.We revamped mainly the downstairsportion of the house into an attractivelounge and TV-recreation room.The alums of Kansas Gamma areassisting us on several projects thissemester. With the aid of alumnifunds, we are going to pave ourparking lot this spring and add avolleyball court and basketball area.The alumni are also going to provideus with a large new commercialrefrigerator and they will have theUvlng room redecorated before endof school year. It's this kind ofalumni support that keeps this chapterstrong. New pledges since lastreport are Brad Taylor, Mission;Mike Tarry, Mulvane; John Yust,and John Wallingford, Wichita. KansasGamma is proud of Brother JimHoffman who has helped spur theK-State basketball team to victory intheir last few outings. Don Riedland Phikeia Mike Tarry are promisingtrack prospects, while Bill Ratliffis one of the Big 8's leading diversand Phikeia John Kegley is a goodprospect for the swimming team. Toround out the semester, the Phis willbe competing closely in intramurals,and working hard on scholarship.The Phis know how to relax, however,with several parties planned.—Ron HuU, V.P.KANSAS DELTA, Wichita StateUniversity.—With the end of the fallsemester and the begiiming of thespring, Kansas Delta is involved in aconcentrated rush program, headedby Marc Ostertag. Under the supervisionof President Steve Clark, we
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