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

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SHORT SHOTS from the ALUMNI FIRING LINEScribner Birlenback (U.C.L.A. '27), Los Angeles,board chairman of Transcon, was elected presidentof the Western Highway Institute at the annualmeeting of over five hundred representatives ofthe trucking and associated industries. . John C.Thompson (Oklahoma State '48) has been appointedvice-president of Peerless ManufacturingCo., Dallas, Tex. The Rev. Robert R. Ball(Kansas '54), minister of John Knox PresbyterianChurch, Tulsa, Okla., and a former president of theKansas Association of Future Farmers of America,was the featured speaker at a meeting of 100 4-HClub and 100 FFA members who have been growingCornish Rock broilers under the aegis of 200 businessmenof Tulsa who paid $11 apiece to underwriteeach youth's project.Dr. Carey Croneis (Denison '22), chancellor ofRice University, delivered the Commencement addressat Spring graduation ceremonies at the Universityof Arkansas. . George L. Wright (Cincinnati'37) has been appointed regional superintendentof agencies by the Standard Life Insurance Co.of Indiana. . Waldemar Weichbrodt (Northwestern'22) has been elected president of the Washington(D.C) chapter of the American Society ofAppraisers. He has been an official of the FederalHousing Administration for over twenty years. . . .Col. Joseph M. Turner (Whitman '32) recently assistantto the chief of the Contract Placement Divisionof the U. S. Air Force has been appointedassistant to the president of Aero Geo Astro Corp.of Alexandria, Va.Donald K. David (Idaho '16) was honored by hisalma mater when he was nominated to the Universityof Idaho Hall of Fame. Brother David hasgained fame in both business and education andis currently vice-chairman of the Board of Trusteesfor thc/Ford Foundation. . . . Jaines J. Nance (OhioWesleyan '23) has returned from Vienna, Austria,where he was an American delegate to the InternationalMonetary Conference. During his tripabroad, he visited a number of the major Westerncountries for a first-hand study of their economiesand the impact of the Common Market on bothmember and non-member countries. . . James H.Anderson (Northwestern '46) is a representative inthe Providence general agency of National Life InsuranceCo. of Vermont. He formerly was associatedwith Textron, Inc., and was in Paris as the firm'sdirector of European operations. He also has beenwith the Electrical Terminal Corp., Warwick,R.I. . Norman O'Halloran (Oklahoma State '52),Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. sales consultant in OklahomaCity, has been promoted to Muskogee districtmanager for the company. He is a former presidentof the city Junior Chamber of Commerce.Sam Clammer (Colorado State '26), prominentWashington (D.C) attorney, is president of theOklahoma State Society of the District of Columbia.Recently he entertained the Society and manyjtnerabers of Congress at a western cook-out at his[28]country place. Sunbeam Farms, near Dickersoa,Md. . . A. L. Beck (Michigan State '48), sales managerfor domestic wholesale LP-G sales for TuloraaGas Products Co., has gone to Baton Rouge, La.,on special assignment attached to General GasCorp., a large LP-G firm in that area. He has beenin Tulsa the past five years. . Joseph W. Epkins(Illinois '60) ranked 21st in life insurance sales inthe nation for the State Mutual Life AssuranceCompany of America for 1963. He is an associateof the Walter C Leek Chicago Agency. . Theodore'H.Erbe (Maryland '36), CLU, partner in T. H.Erbe Co., Baltimore, Md., and life member of theMillion Dollar Round Table, was awarded a specialplaque for his life production leadership amongall Travelers Insurance agents in the Nation andCanada, June 22.Candidate for Alumni Trustee for VanderbiltUniversity is Charles Barham, Jr. (Vanderbilt '24),resident of Charlottesville, Va., president of BellairEstates, vice-president and treasurer of EquitableRealty and vice-president of Jefferson Hills Corp.. . Neil Armstrong (Purdue '56) was the indirectsubject of an article in a recent edition of TheLyre of A X 12, entitled "Speaking as an Astronaut'sJames C. Rikhoff (Ohio State '63) has been appointeda public relations manager of the OlinMathieson Chemical Corp. at the corporation'sheadquarters in New York City. Brother Rikhoffjoined Olin in 1959 as a public relations assistant.After graduation from the American Institute forForeign Trade in 1957, he was a member of theexport division of the American Hospital SupplyCorp. until joining Olin.• • •Ken Billings (Stanford '57) has been named presidentof Dick Price, Inc., a business investmentfirm in Dallas. JHe was formerly executive vicepresidentof the company and is one of its directors.He is also president of the Billings Corporation, anarchitectural hardware distributorship in Dallas andPresident of Billings Southwest, Inc., in Houston,Texas.BROTHERS RIKHOFF and BILLINGS
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for SEPTEMBER, 1964 29Wife," by Janet Shearon Armstrong. . . HamiltonR. Catlin (Arizona '40) vice-president of TucsonGas and Electric Co., was named chairman of thespecial gifts division of the United CommunityCampaign. ... J. Karl Justin (M.I.T. '48) has beenmade an Associate of the New York firm of Fordyceand Hamby Associates, architects.Boisfeuillet Jones (Emory '34), special assistantto Health Education and Welfare Secretary Celebrezze,has resigned his position. Brother Jones,who has been an assistant for health and medicalaffairs since early 1961, will return to private lifein Atlanta, Ga. . . . The Standard Life InsuranceCompany of Indianapolis has announced the appointmentof George L. Wright (Cincinnati '37) asRegional Superintendent of Agencies. Will H.Hays, Jr. (Wabash '37) is serving as an alumnitrustee for Wabash College. He is currently mayorof Crawfordsville, Ind., seat of Wabash College. .Charles Hoy Steele (Randolph-Macon '64) of Vienna,Va., won top academic honors at R-M's 132ndcommencement exercises. He received the MurrayMedal for scholarship, awarded annually to themember of the graduating class having the highestacademic average for his entire degree course. Steeleis immediate past president of Virginia Gamma.BRIEF ITEMS about PHIS with the COLORS2d. Lt. Larry D. McClellan (Oklahoma) has beenassigned to the 28th Artillery as a platoon leaderin Battery A, 1st Battalion, near Mainz, Germany.George R. Moore Jr. (Mississippi-Florida State)has been promoted from 2nd Lieutenant to 1stLieutenant at Fort Lawton, Wash. . Majs. DonaldN. Russell (Michigan State '51) and William D.Hays (Idaho '49) were graduated, the former fromthe 38-week regular course and the latter from theassociate course at the U.S. Army Command andGeneral Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.Brother Hays has been assigned to the Seattle SubsectorCommand, Fort Lawton, Wash. . 2d Lt.William L. Lund (Minnesota) completed an artilleryofficer orientation course at the Army Artillery andMissile Center, Fort Sill, Okla., in June.Journalist 2/C Richard Meckel (Washburn '53),USNR, flew to Europe and Africa in June for sixteendays of active duty with Naval Air ReserveTransport Squadron VR-883 of NAS Olathe, Kan.Based at Rota, Spain, he was sent to cover storiesin Cadiz, Seville, Gibraltar, Naples, Pompeii, theAzores and Kenitra, Morocco. At Morocco, BrotherMeckel covered the presentation by VR-883 of$30,000 worth of medical supplies to the Moroccangovernment—part of the United States' people-topeopleprogram of gifts to foreign nationals. He andthe two Navy photographers assigned to the cruisereceived letters of commendation following theirreturn to the United States.Lt. Col. James S. Garrison (Oklahoma) is directorof air crew training with a unit of the Pacific AirForces, Headquarters, 315 th Air Division at TachikawaAB, Japan. In April, his unit participated ina joint U.S.-ThaUand-Australia-New Zealand militarytraining operation.Air Force Capt. Charles K. Humbert (Ohio State)was awarded the U.S. Army Commendation Medalin Bangkok, Thailand. He received the medal formeritorious service as administrative officer of theAir Force section at Headquarters, Joint U. S. MilitaryAdvisory Group to Thailand in Bangkok.Larry G. Schlotfdt (Kansas State '63) is servingin the United States Army, presendy based at FortRucker, Ala.Among U. S. Air Force personnel now on duty inViet Nam is 1st Lt. John A. Milford (Akron), anintelligence photo-radar officer in a Pacific AirForces unit responsible for helping train Vietnameseforces in air tactics and techniques for combat.Col. Thomas S. Ryan (Duke-Syracuse) has beenassigned as chief of the Air Attachd Division atHeadquarters, USAF, in the Pentagon. ... 1st Lt.David E. Moser (Willamette) has been named amember of the Ohnstead (Pa.) AFB pistol team for1964. . . 1st Lt. Richard H. Bauer (Syracuse), anavigator with a Military Air Transport Service(MATS) unit at Travis AFB, Calif., flew supplymissions to Alaska to help relieve disaster conditionsfollowing the earthquake. . Thomas J.Hutchison (Kansas State) has been selected for promotionto the rank of lieutenant colonel in theUSAF. He is commander of Air Force Systems Command's3242nd Communications and ElectronicsMaintenance Squadron at Eglin AFB, Fla. . . 1stLt. Charles E. Freeman (Cincinnati) has arrived forduty at Langley AFB, Va., after a tour of servicein France. A tactical fighter pilot, he is assigned toa Tactical Air Command (TAG) unit at Langley.Capt. Frederick R. Danlton (California) hascompleted the rigorous USAF Survival and SpecialTraining School at Stead AFB, Nev., and has beenassigned to Fairchild AFB, Wash., for duty in aunit of the Strategic Air Command (SAC).2d Lts. Wray W. Eeatherstone Jr. (Idaho) andBrian H. Barron (Iowa State) have entered USAFpilot training, the former at Laredo and the latterat Reese AFB, Tex.Commissioned 2d Lieutenants on graduation fromOfficer Training School, Lackland AFB, Tex. andtheir assignments: Phillip L. Carson (Southwestern),to Fairchild AFB, Wash.; William C Zimmers Jr.(Denison), Amarillo AFB, Tex.; Charles K. HackettJr. (Colorado), Vance AFB, Okla.; Harold W. CainJr. (Kentucky), Lowry AFB, Colo.; Robert W. Harmon(Richmond), Laredo AFB, Tex.
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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