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302 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MARCH, 1965ot the San Antonio Alumni Club. In1914, fresh oiit of college. BrotherHay was enrolled in the San AntonioClub. Throughout the fifty years thatfoUdwed, he wandered tar and wide,literally to all parts of the world, asa Government technician and civilservant. He retired recently and isliving permanently in San Antonio.The accompanying picture was takento celebrate his "golden anniversary"as a member ot the Club.—GlennFoster, Secretary.Santa Barbara(Calif.)LUNCHEON is held the first Wednesdayof each month, and the meetingshave been well attended.Last December 1 a dinner was heldat the University Club. It was attendedby fifteen local Phis and PeteLyon, Wm. U. Handy from the LosAngeles Alumni Club, and SteveLock, president of California Gamma.The purpose of the dinner was tohear Dean Robert Evans of the Universityof California, Santa BarbaraBranch, tell of the fraternity situationat the University. He describedthe various regulations covering thefraternities and the method pf invitingnational fraternities to colonize.Phi Delta Theta is being consideredas Number 1 on the list to beinvited to colonize.Our Founders Day dinner is scheduledfor March 23 at the UniversityClub. It is expected that • AlumniSecretary Ray BlackweU will be inattendance. The club has four candidatesfor the Golden Legion.—EdwardP. Dow, President.Seafffe(Wash.)FOUNDERS DAY wiU be celebrated bythe Seattle Alumni Club and WashingtonAlpha chapter at the WashingtonAthletic Club, Seattle, Tuesday,March 10, at 6 P.M. Guest Speakerswill include W. Hunter Simpson(Washington '49), District Manager,International Business Machines Corporation,and Ray E. BlackweU,Alumni Secretary, General Headquarters.Seattle has enjoyed ari active year,sponsoring a Washington Alpha rushingbanquet with speaker BrockAdams (Washington '48) on the dayof his election to the United StatesCongress, luncheons with speakersCapt. Robert Peck, U.S.A.F., AthleticPublicity Director U.S.A.F. Academyand MUton M. "Put" Turner (Washington'20), and a popular Stag-GameNight managed by BiU Jacobson(Washington '45). A current WashingtonAlpha Furniture Fund Driveis being advised by Jerry Johnson(Washington '55). Scheduled are aluncheon April 22 and the annualPhi Delta Theta-Beta Theta Pi GolfTournament in late May, details tobe announced.—Bob Lewis, Secretary.Topeka(Kan.)THE Topeka Alumni Club held itsfirst annual Fall Dance on Fridayevening, September 11, at the ShawneeCountry Club in Topeka. Underthe capable leadership of Jerry Wittmer(Washburn '61), Don Morrison(Washburn '63), and Dave Robinson(Washburn '60) the evening was acomplete success, with 55 TopekaPhis and Wives in attendance. It wasagreed by all present that this particularactivity should be continuedin future years and it is hoped tohave even bigger and better functionsas the years go by.—Lanny J. Kimbrough,Secretary.Washington(D.C.)OUR important announcement isFounders Day to be held Thursday,April 1, at the Madison Hotel; receptionat 6 P.M.; dinner at 7:30. Weexpect to have the eighteen membersof Congress (see the January SCROLL)and welcome the five newly electedmembers. Congressman Clark Thompsonwill receive his 50-year award.Dr. Paul R. Hawley, P.P.G.C, wiUpresent Golden Legion certificatesto eight members. This will be anoutstanding party and we urge allPhis including any visiting in Washingtonto attend.We recently had a special luncheonat Harvey's Restaurant to honor AmbassadorAUen Stewart (Arizona '28)and Linton CoUins (Mercer '21),newly appointed Judge of the UnitedStates Court of Claims (see Nov.SCROLL, page 99).—Carl Sdieid,Reporter.• • • THE CHAPTER GRAND * • •James CUfton TunneU (SMU '64),field secretary for $ A 9 since July,1964, was killed instantly in an automobileaccident near Joplin, Mo.,early Tuesday morning, January 12.Jim, as he was affectionately known,had concluded a visit with OklahomaBeta. His next scheduled visit waswith Missouri Beta.Born in Tyler, Texas, September25, 1939, Jim graduated from TylerHigh School and then attended TylerJunior CoUege. His formal educationwas interrupted at that time forthree years of service with the UnitedStates Marines. Upon completion ofhis tour of duty with the Marines,Jim entered Southern Methodist Universityand was pledged by TexasDelta. He was initiated by thatchapter March 24, 1963.Jim's leadership qualities and personalappeal led to his serving aspresident of both his pledge classand, during his senipr year, as presidentof his chapter.JAMES C. TUNNELLSMU '64Funeral services were held at theMarvin Methodist Church in Tylerof which he was a member Thursdayafternoon, January 12, and burialwas in Rose^ Hill Cemetery in Tyler.Among those present at the funeralservices were representatives ot TexasDelta; Quincy Adams ot Dallas, adviserof Texas Delta; and ExecutiveSecretary Robert J. Miller, representingthe General Fraternity.Jim is survived by his parents, Mr.and Mrs. Glover Tunnell ot Tyler,a brother. Tommy of DaUas, and asister, Mrs. Robert J. Shoffistall ofNew Orleans^ and other relatives.During the period Jim was employedas field secretary, he hadvisited some thirty chapters ot theFraternity. His schedule had beenarranged so that he could be at homeduring the Christmas holidays andat the time of the fatal accident hehad just started his post-Christmasschedule of visits which would bringhim back to General Headquarters inOxford for a brief period betweensemesters.In the chapters visited, among theundergraduate and alumni delegatesto the 1964 General Convention inPasadena, and in the village of Ox-
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MARCH, 1965 303ford where he spent the summermonths, Jim made a host of newfriends who join the members of hisfamily, his boyhood friends in Tyler,and his Texas Delta brothers inmourning his loss.* * *Charles H. Lewis (Ohio Wesleyan'95), a former lieutenant governorof Ohio and a resident of Harpster,Ohio, died in Upper Sandusky, Ohio,January 2. Brother Lewis served asstate GOP chairman in 1932 and aslieutenant governor from 1925 to1927. He also was mayor ot Harpstertor twenty consecutive years.Brother Lewis was graduated fromOhio Northern University with a degreein music in 1889 and enteredOhio Wesleyan University where hereceived a degree in sdence in 1895;While at Ohio Wesleyan, he taughtschool. In 1926 he received an honoraryLLD degree from Ohio Northern.He served on the board ot trusteestor both Ohio Northern and OhioWesleyan.In business, he was the formerpresident of the old Lewis Bank andTrust Co. in Upper Sandusky, andwas publisher Uiere of the DailyUnion newspaper before its mergerwith the Daily Chief in 1938.Always an interested Phi, BrotherLewis had bought two grand pianosin forty years for the Ohio Betachapter house. He was a GoldenLegionnaire ot the Fraternity.George Alfred CrandaU (Knox '87)died in Los Angeles, CaUf., Oct. 9,1964. He was born Dec. 28, 1866, inGalesburg, 111. Before retiring in1948, he had been field manager ofthe American Fruit Growers, FuUerton,Calif. He was a Diamond Legionnaireot * A 9.John J. McElwee (Westminster '20)died in Reading, Pa., Nov. 13, 1964.A native ot St. Louis, he and his twobrothers were outstanding athletesin Central High School of that city.He was the winner of a dozen lettersin footbaU, baseball and basketbaU.He also played football and baseballat Westminster.Brother McElwee was a pilot withthe Army Air Force during World'War I and served during World WarII with the War Department ProcurementDivision. With his brothers, hewas a practicing attorney tor a numberot years.* * *Lockwood W. Ferris (WiUiams '18),internationally known metallurgistand chemist, died at his home in SaltTmstees of Phi Delta Theta's EducationFoundation have designatedone ot the ,$500 Scholarships to beawarded in 1965 as the "Jim TunnellMemorial Scholarship." Chapters,alumni clubs, or individual Phis whowould like to participate in this memorialare invited to send contributionsto the "Jim Tunnell MemorialFund," Phi Delta Theta Headquarters,P.O. Box 151, Oxford, Ohio.Contributions to the fund are taxexempt.Lake city, Utah, Dec. 7, 1964. A nativeof Salt Lake City, Brother Ferriswas educated at Williams CoUege,the University ot Utah, and Universityof Grenoble, France. He was responsiblefor the development pflithium extricatipn prpcesses, thedrilling of potash and byproduct recoveryof magnesium oxides. In 1957he was named president and generalmanager of Bonneville Ltd., resigningthe position in 1959 to reenterthe field of consulting metallurgyand chemical engineering. He was aconsultant for mining and nitrateoperations in Chile and Peru and in1957 went to Israel to assist that nationin solving problems in connectionwith the production ot potashon the Dead Sea through the solarevaporation process. Brother Ferriswas chairman of the natural resourcescommittee of the Salt Lake Chamberof Commerce; was president ot theUtah Mining Association in 1959 andof the Alta Club in 1956; was a memberof the American Chemical Sodety,and was a Golden Legionnaireof 0A9. Although not a Utah Phi,Brother Ferris made several contributionsto the efforts to finance anew Utah Alpha chapter house.Derward Phipps, Jr. (Virginia '54)was killed in the Eastern Airlinesplane crash off Long Island, N.Y.,February 8. At 32, he was assistantmanager tor sales in New York Cityfor the West Virginia Pulp and PaperCompany. He was married to PaulaHunn of Springfidd, 111. on June 14,1958; the couple had three children,youngest of which was born thisJanuary. Upon graduation, he joinedWest Virginia Pulp and Paper andlived until just recently in Charleston,S.C.* • * *Albert Bowman Sanderson (ComeU'16), retired director of Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co. and intemationallyknown and respected managerof that company's wind tunnd andaerospace sales, died at his daughter'shome in Bethesda, Md., Nov. 24,1964. After 47 years with Pittsburgh-Des Moines, he had retired in January,1964. A native of Massachusetts,Brother Sanderson began working forhis company in 1916. In 1917, he lefttor military service, serving in France,and remaining there until 1921 whenhe returned to Pittsburgh. Originallyemployed in the water works sales, in1936 he was instrumental in securinga construction contract tor the country'sfirst large sted wind tunnel anda new era was begun. Over fiftymajor wind tunnel projects or abouttwo-thirds of aU those in the UnitedStates were constructed under BrotherSanderson's guidance. He served onthe board of directors of Pittsburgh-Des Moines from 1943 untU 1959. Hewas a member of the American Instituteof Aeronautics and Astronauticsand was a Golden Legionnaire ot*A9.* -* *Ogden Dayton Gensemer (Pittsburgh'29), former mayor of Summit,N.J., died in Summit, December,1964. He had served six years as acouncilman and three as presidentot the Council. He was elected mayorin 1957 and served for three termsuntil he resigned Dec. 31, 1962, inthe middle of his third term becauseof the pressure of his duties inunderseas cable laying operationsthroughout the world tor the LongLines Division ot American Telephoneand Telegraph Co.Brother Gensemer joined the BeUSystem in 1929. He held a variety ofplant and commerdal assignmentsuntil he was transferred to the LongLines division. Since then he hadhad a major role in underseas cablelaying throughout the world. A Summitresident for 27 years, besidesserving as mayor and councilman, hewas a former member of the PlanningBoard, chairman of the Boardot School Estimate, member of thePubUc Library board of trustees, anhonorary member of Kiwanis, formertrustee of Family Service Association.Harry Summers Jacks (Westminster'96) former owner and publisherof the Missouri Democrat and theKansas City Daily Democrat, died athis home in Kansas City, Mo.; inJanuary. He was 91 years old andhad lived in Kansas City since 1925when he purchased the MissouriDemocrat, a weekly newspaper. Heremained in the newspaper businessuntil 1940 when he sold the Democratand retired. During World WarII, he was appointed to the federalWar Manpower commission andserved until the end of the war.Brother Jacks began his newspaper
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Phis' Favorite FoodsTENNESSEE GAMMA
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