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

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290 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MARCH, 1965OREGON ALPHA Phis and dates drink "cokes" at the "Wine Stomp,"sponsored by the freshmen for the upper classmen.was awarded, the trophy for thepledge class having the highest combinedgrades for the year 1963-1964.Scholarship is definitely first for $ A 9at Oregon. Socially, the pledge dassWinestomp dance was the hit of theterm. In varsity athletics we find DonDuShane as a key guard on theOregon team. Phikeias Clark Meinertand Pete Hinman are whooping itup on the frosh team. Jim Staufferadds his strength to the varsity swimmingteam. We have a new and pleasantface at the Phi house now.Housemother Mrs. M. E. Briggs,previously of Telonia, Idaho, justjoined our ranks. We are certainlyglad to have her with us.—BruceE. Beebe, V.P.OREGON GAMMA, WillametteUniversity.—Oregon Gamma is presentlyconcerning itself with its mostimportant project of the year—rush.Under the deferred rush system employedat our University, we startedrush February 6. We have high hopesand are working very hard to securea pledge class that will be worthy of* A 9. The recent purchase of a newrug for our living room and loungearea is proving to be a real asset inour activities. The Phis are continuingtheir fine work in their athleticventures, on the basketbaU court,swimming pool, and wrestling mat.At the present time Jim Smith isleading the basketball team in scoringand is being commended for bisall-around team play. Steve Neptune,Dick Heermance, Jim Hutchinson,John Givens, and Phikeia DaveGivens make up the nucleus of afine swim team. Bruce Anderson isfast becoming a mainstay of thenewly formed wrestling team in theheavyweight division. As a foUowupto last year's intramural championship,the Phis again are making afine showing. Following a secondplace finish in football we are presentlyfighting for the basketball title.—Dean Popp, V.P.PENNSYLVANIA ALPHA, LafayetteCoUege.—The brothers of PennsylvaniaAlpha returned to schoolthis year to face a new rushing program.As part ot our new academiccalender, we had to rush in aconcentrated one week, instead of theaccustomed three week period. Onceagain we feel that we have a toppledge class, including freshmanrepresentatives in all phases otcampus lite. Our Phikeias are: RoyArps, Glen Rock, N.J.; SteveBottcher, Canton,, Ohio; Tom Dean,Narberth; Gaylor Dissinger, CampHill; Jim EngeUand, Glen Rock;Mark Gerhard, Reading; FrankGrosser, Oradell, N.J.; EdwardHughes, Pittsburgh; Allen Jaggard,Pitman, N.J.; Edward Jesser, Ridgewood,N.J.; Skip Lohman, Glastonbury,Conn.; Tom Maatta and BillTweardy, Monessen; John Magee,Easton; Mark Saker, Freehold, N.J.;Mike Spondike, Homer City; BillThygeson, Philadelphia. In otherphases of campus life. Phis are verymuch in evidence. Our intramuralbasketball team lost in the finals ina very close game. Brown and Kristoffare leaders on the varsity basketballteam, while FrieseU is helpingto keep up the team spirit. Vigne,Hedden and Mercer are helping out,the wrestling team. Meanwhile mostof the other brothers are lopking forwardto spring when Phis will beon the baseball field, led by captainGeorge Hossenlopp, the track teamand lacrosse field. Once again oursodal life has been excellent, ourpledge weekend living up to the expectationsof everyone. While Soph-Junior weekend was not as wild, weare all looking forward to MilitaryBall weekend, and our annual pilgrimageto the Poconos for ourspring I-F, where a good time isalways had by all. In this connectionwe are foUowing the capable lead ofour Social Chairman Jack WaUer,hoping that each time will be betterthan the last.—Robert H. Mannal,V.P.PENNSYLVANIA BETA, GettysburgCoUege.—After rounding outthe first semester by taking secondplace in the Homecoming float paradeand first place in Christmashouseparty decorations, PennsylvaniaBeta enters a new year and a newsemester full of hope for continuedsuccess. Gettysburg Phis are onceagain playing an important role inthe success of winter sports teams.Guards Dave Yaties and Jim Walkerand Forward Doug Amon are keymembers of the varsity and freshmanbasketball teams, respectively. ScottHiggins, a sophomore, remains unbeatenat the 147-pound slot on thevarsity wrestling team. Dick Hughey,varsity wrestling, Craig Lord, freshmanwrestling. Jack Boals, varsityswimming, and Kit Falcon, freshmanswimming, complete the Phi ath^letes. As for other college activities.Phis are among the most active withDave Relchert elected chairman ofthe Honor Commission. Also servingon the Honor Commission are NormHaase, trial councilor and Craig Lord,trial board member. Scott Higginswas recently elected treasurer of StudentSenate after having served aspresident of his freshman and soph©,more classes. Doug Amon was alsoelected president of the freshmanclass. Academically, Pennsylvania Beta,looks forward to a high ranking oncampus based on first semester gradeswith four brothers having attainedDean's List and a solid overall chapteraverage. These men were initiatedin February: Lee Cummings;Troy; Dick Yersak, Feasterville;
Frederick Broadrus and LewisBruchey of Frederick, Md., Kit Falcon,Mountain Lakes, N.J.; Jim Larrabee.Fair Haven, N.J.; Craig Lord,Lafayette HiU; Joe Marincic, Monongahela;Charles Pape, New City, N.Y.;Dave Roth, Upper Darby; Bob Seitz,Lewisberry; Bill Stamm, Fanwood,N.J.; and Bob Walters, Glenside.Recently pledged was Keith Ahlgren,Little Neck, N.Y.—Ronald Race,V.P.THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MARCH, 1965 291PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA, WashingtonJefferson CoUege.—The (brother)sof Pennsylvania Gamma havecompleted a successful first semester,and under the leadership of RushChairman Jack Hirsch are lookingforward to a most fruitful secondsemester rush. The aimual Christinasparty provided mudi Christmas cheerfor the orphans of WashingtonCounty as Santa Claus (BrotherGaythwaite) arrived with a pack fuUof goodies for the youngsters. Thefestive occasion was enjoyed immenselyby all ot the children and thebrothers. President John Cole led theinitiation ceremonies for _^new brothersBill Johnson, Erie; and John Mc-CuUough, Mt. Lebanon. IntramuralChairman Rob Clephane is currentlytraining his basketball team in hopesot securing the basketbaU championshipbefore the coming water basketbaUseason. Fenstermacher is wrestlingat the 191-lb. slot for the varsityteam. The brothers ot PennsylvaniaGamma are espedaUy optimistic inlooking forward to a prosperousspring semester and to seeing manyreturning Phis at Homecoming.—EdFenstermacher, V.P.SCENE AT PENNSYLVANIA BETA PARENTS' WEEKEND.PENNSYLVANIA DELTA, AUeghenyCoUege.—Pennsylvania Deltastarted the new year by pledging 24of the top freshmen on campus. Thenew Phikeias already show signs ofbeing one of the strongest classes inthe chapter. Their varied interestsare doing much to strengthen thechapter and the college communityon the whole, particularly in thearea of athletics. Five ot the newpledges are on the Allegheny footbaUteam; two wrestle for the coUege;three are on the college swimmingteam, and two play college soccer.The Phikeias are: Bruce Alexander,Novelty, Ohio; John Artz, Galveston,Tex.; Bruce Beagley, Stamford, Cpnn.;James CpUey, Williamsville, N.Y.;Greg Dauber, Closter, N.J.; DaveDavenport, Turtle Creek; John Deakins,McMurray; Bill DeWitt, Auburn,N.Y.; Bob Godley, Cleveland Heights,Ohio; Otto Graf, Pittsburgh; JerryLauffenburger, Warren; Kirk McCabe,Gibsonia; Gene Moore, Butler; ScottNichols, Bay Village, Ohio; FrankPrice, Springfield; Jim Reilly, Pitts-PENNSYLVANIA DELTA'S dass ot Phikdas, 1965 (left). At right. Brother Rolf Arentzen, AUegheny '42, is shownplacing the Phi Delt badge on his son, Rolf, Jr., '67, at a recent initiation ceremony, in which GU FreiUno wasinitiated also.
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OHIO BETA imdergraduates made pilgr
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