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

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26 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for SEPTEMBER, 1964PHI FAMILY-Ted Schmidtand Mrs. Schmidt with theirthree Phi sons, Ted, Jr.(left). Bill and Mark(right). See story below.A one hundred percent A 0 family is the Ted Schmidt family of Ogden, Utah. Ted Schmidt (Northwestern-Knox'23), after retiring as manager of the J. C. Penney store, has begun a second successfulcareer as a stockbroker with Goodbody and Co. in Ogden. Ted Schmidt, Jr. (Colorado '48) is a groupstore supervisor in the Los Angeles zone of the J. C. Penney Co. Mark Schmidt (Northwestern '51) is anassistant professor of cardiology at the University of Utah Medical School, while Bill Schmidt (Utah-Knox '58) is in his second year of a three-year residency in neurology at the University of Utah MedicapSchool. Mrs. Schmidt? She is an A Oil from Northwestern and a proud Phi wife and mother! ''G. J. 0ack) Tankersley (Auburn '43) was electedpresident of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce atits annual meeting in Louisville, April 14. BrotherTankersley, who makes his home in Owensboro,is president of Western Kentucky Gas Co. He enteredthe gas industry in 1949 and previous to joiningWestern Kentucky in 1957, had been executivevice-president and a director of the Gas Light Co.,Columbus, Ga.• * •The program for the University of Akron AlumniAssociation dinner. May 23, reads like a roster ofOhio Epsilon. During the business meeting, GeorgeT. Parry ('57) was elected the new president; Dr.Verne E. Petrie ('51), vice-president; Robert E.Sipes ('36), second vice-president. Other members ofthe Alumni Council are: Roger Read ('63), W.Richard Wright ('37), Theodore R. Price ('43),Shelby Davis ('49), Gene Graham ('54). A Universitychair was presented to K. D. Smith ('13), chairmanof the 1963-64 Akron University Fund.Following the business meeting. Alumni HonorAwards were presented and Verlin Jenkins ('24),Sigma Province President, was one of the recipients.Brother Jenkins received his award from John Rowley'('24).Brother Jenkins, besides his active service to* A 0, has been a long-time alumni representativeon the University's Athletic Board of Control. Hehimself won nine athletic letters as an undergraduatethree each in track, football^; and basketball.For 25 years he was active with the AkronOrnamental Iron Works, holding the positions ofvice-president and sales manager. In 1957, hefounded DeWitt, Jenkins and Frye, insurance andreal estate firm. He is a past president of the UniversityClub of Akron, of the Fairlawn CountryClub and of the Downtown Optimists Club.Hugh S. Fifield (Cornell '25), president of theAmerican Microfilming Service Co., New Haven,Conn., was appointed a fellow of the NationalMicrofilm Association at the thirteenth annual conventionin Philadelphia. He is one of only sixteenpersons accorded this tribute since the association'sfounding in 1932.• • •Richard E. Burrell (Illinois '48) has been appointedto the newly created post of export managerof oil and meal sales for Central Soya, Fort Wayne,Ind. He has been associated with the company since1964 in Fort Wayne and in Buffalo, N.Y.City Manager Ehner W. Prince (West Virginia'21) was honored at the annual dinner of theMorgantown (W.Va.) Area Chamber of Commercewhen he was given a plaque for meritorious serviceto the community. Brother Prince has served ascity manager since 1933 except for Army serviceduring World War II from 1942 to 1947. He'wasselected to head' the military government of Munich,Germany dtiring the occupation.
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for SEPTEMBER, 1964 27In news from Southern Methodist University,two Phis were elected to the Alumni Board of Directorsas directors at large, two were chosen as districtdirectors, and one received a DistinguishedAlumni Award.Doak Walker (S.M.U. '50), Ail-American, winnerof the Heisman Trophy, member of the Texas Hallof Fame, and Detroit Lion professional footballplayer for six years, and was named to receive aDistinguished Alumni Award. Brother Walker ispresently associated with the Continental Car Rentand Leasing Co., Denver, Colo.Elected directors at large of the Alumni Board ofDirectors were Harry Crutcher (S.M.U. '31) vicepresidentof the Mercantile National Bank, Dallas,Tex., and J. Lindsay Embrey (S.M.U. '45), partnerand chairman of the board of Richardson Heightsand First Continental Enterprises, Dallas.W. R. Smith (S.M.U. '49) will serve as directorof District 3 whde E. W. Williams, Jr. (S.M.U. '49)is the new director of District 8. Brother Smith isan associate in the law firm of Vinson, Elkins,Weems and Searls, Houston. Brother Williams ispresident and chief executive officer of the CitizensNational Bank, Lubbock.Scholarship news of Phis involve six brother's.Robert Mihalik (Akron) has been accepted as astudent of the University of the Seven Seas for the1964-65 academic year. He will travel completelyaround the world on the educational cruise—a floatingaccredited university with a faculty of aboutforty. Classroom and study activities are scheduledfor all days at sea but in addition ports of call arescheduled for countries around the world. The universityhas been in existence for one year.John M. Wallace (Southwestern '64) has beenawarded a |500 scholarship for graduate study inthe School of Journalism at the University of Texas.Brother Wallace was most active in Texas Gamma,having served as house manager, vice-president andpresident, and during his pledgeship was namedbest pledge.Four Phis have to date been announced as WoodrowWilson J^ellowship winners: B. Gresh Lattimore,Jr. (Sewanee '64), Breon Mitchell (Kansas '64), EdwardB. Sisson (Mississippi '64), and Harald O.RimI (Manitoba).Leonard Moran, Jr^ CLU (Arizona '49), a representativeof the Phoenix general agency of NationalLife Insurance Co. of Vermont, has earnedmembership in the firm's 1964 President's Club.MRS. JOHN CONNALLY, charming wife of the TexasGovernor, presenting to JAMES PEASE, FrankUn '24,an Honorary Texas Citizenship certificate in recognitionof his efforts as chairman of a committee to restorethe Old Hancock Opera House in Austin, Texas.Pease, world famed opera singer who spent last semesteras a guest member of the University of TexasMusic School, is a descendant of Texas' famous GovernorElisha M. Pease. He assumed leadership of theHancock Theater restoration because he believes it canbe made a great international Festival Center such asexist in so many European cities. A sum of $800,000is being raised for the proposed restoration.He has belonged to that organization since 1957 andhas also belonged to the Million Dollar RoundTable. He has headed the Arizona Chapter ofChartered Life Underwriters and is president-electof the North Phoenix Rotary Club. He served asvice-chairman of a vocational craft assembly in insuranceat the Rotary International Convention inToronto, Ont., Can., in June.Robert K. Entriken (Kansas '34) has been appointedmarketing secretary of Fireman's FundAmerican Insurance Companies in San Francisco.He joined National Surety Corp. in 1942 as branchmanager at Memphis, Tenn., after eight years ofcompany and agency experience. He was latertransferred to San Francisco as branch manager and,after Nadonal Surety was purchased by Fireman'sFund, was named assistant manager of the parentcompany's Central Bonding office in San Francisco.He later was placed in charge of product researchand development activities.It has been announced that dedicationceremonies for Ohio Gamma's new house atOhio University will be held October 17-18.Jack E. Schang (Indiana '58) has been appointedmanager of advertising and marketing for NorthAmerican Van Lines, Fort Wayne, Ind. He joinedNorth American in 1958 as supervisor of sales administrationand later transferred to the marketingdepartment.
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Phis' Favorite FoodsTENNESSEE GAMMA
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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