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

THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MAY, 1965 327HONOR ROLL FOR 1963-64CHAPTERS ABOVE THE AMA AND RANKED IN THETOP THIRD OF FRATFJlNrrlES ON THEIR OWNCAMPUSESSixteenth YearKansas AlphaFourteenth YearVirginia GainmaTwelfth YearMississippi AlphaNinth YearKentucky Alpha-DeltaNorth Carolina BetaOhio EpsilonHARRY M. GERLACH, Miami '30Scholarship Conunissionergroup average far above the all-men's averageof the university in which it is located.Chart II lists the chapters which are seriouslydeficient in scholarship. These groups arenot only below the all-men's average of theircampuses but also stand in the lowest third ofall the fraternities on their campuses. Thechart shows clearly that nine chapters are seriousrepeaters. These chapters must be consid-(Text continued on page 330)HERRICK IMPROVEMENT TROPHY (left) given bythe late Barrett C. Herrick, Washington '15, a memberof the General Council from 1946 to 1954, was won byNew York Epsilon of Syracuse University with an increaseof 15.57 points for the year. WARD SCHOLAR­SHIP TROPHY, donated by PPGC George S. Ward,Illinois '10, was won by Ontario Beta of the Universityof Western Ontario with a standing 23.83 points abovethe All-Men's Average for its campus. This is the highestrecognition for scholarship achievement in Phi DeltaTheta.Eighth YearTexas ZetaSixth YearIowa GammaWashington AlphaFourth YearPennsylvania ThetaThird YearArkansas AlphaIndiana EpsilonTennessee BetaSecond Year ,Arizona BetaIllinois Delta-ZetaKansas BetaKansas GammaMaine AlphaMaryland AlphaNebraska AlphaPennsylvania DeltaTennessee GammaWashington DeltaFirst YearCalifornia GammaColorado BetaIndiana DeltaIowa AlphaKentucky EpsilonMassachusetts GammaMinnesota AlphaMissouri BetaOhio ThetaOntario BetaTennessee AlphaTexas Epsilon