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

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356 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MAY, 1965FRANKLIN—Pruicipals (left to right) at Franklin Alumni Club's FoundersDay observance are: George J. Vandivier, Phillip A. Schmith, LeroyHeminger, Secretary of State John BottorS, Indiana Delta President RobSchafstal, Governor (of Indiana) Roger D. Branigin, and Forest Ragsdale.Adams (Michigan '40), Florida's Secretaryof State. In an excellent speechBrother Adams reminded us of thevalues which a fraternity with highIdeals and practices can have in ayoung man's experiences. He paidtribute to the contribution * A 9had made to him during his undergraduateyears and later.The banquet closed with the benedictionby Hines Boyd, Chief Justiceof the Student Honor Court.—RichardC. Fritz, Vice President.Fort Wayne (Ind.)THE Fort Wayne Alumni Club heldits annual Founders Day banquet atthe Shrine ballroom with Dale Redding(Indiana '37) and GeorgeWright (Kansas '36) serving as cochairmenof the event which wasattended by 140 Phi Delta alumniof the area.Major General Noble Schlatter(Indiana '39), presented an interestingfilm on the National Guard.James Purkhiser (Hanover '40) conductedthe Golden Legion presentationwhich this year was made to Dr.WUUam C. Wright (Wabash '18)who is a Past Potentate ot theShrine, and to G.' Ray Lindemuth(Purdue '16), now retired from theGeneral Electric Co.President Robert L. Punsky (DePauw '34) and Secretary RobertHodeU (Hanover '43), the officers ofthe Fort Wayne club were responsiblefor arranging the event.—RobertL. Pnnsky, President.Forf Worfh(Texas)THE Fort Worth Alumni Club andTexas Zeta held a combined FoundersDay Dinner Monday evening.March 15 at the Cross Key FairwayHouse.The 1965 observance was said tohave been the most successful onein the history , of the club, at leastfrom the point of view of attendance.The peak of the evening was thepresentation to Harold Neely (Pennsylvania'18) of membership in theGolden Legion of ^ A 9 followingthe traditional Golden Legion ritual.Brother Neely was unswerving in hisattempts to secure the chapter forTexas Christian University and inhis aid to the new chapter after itsinstallation. The sincere expressionot brotherly love from the alumniand undergraduate brothers presentwas an unmistakable "thank you"to Harold from Texas Zeta alumniand imdergraduates. Brother Neely'sresponse to this recognition was mostsincere and impressive.Phikeia George Keenan was awardedhonors for being the outstandingpledge of the year.Alumni Secretary Ray BlackweU(Franklin '24) was the featuredspeaker of the evening and urgedthe harmonious relations of a fraternitymember to his chapter, hisgeneral fraternity, and to the Fraternitytradition.General praise was given BrotherJob L. Hammond, Jr., and his aidesfor the splendid work they did inpromoting the successful dinner.Franklin(Ind.)THE annual Founders Day banquetof the Franklin Alumni Club andIndiana Delta on March 28 featuredthe two chapter alumni who areadministering the affairs of Indiana:Governor Roger D. Branigin '23 andSecretary of State John Bottprff '60.Both gave brief talks.Among the 40 alumni present wasElba Branigin Jr. (Franklin '30),chairman of the Franklin CollegeBoard ot Trustees. President WesleyHaines of Franklin was a specialguest of honor.Two of the chapter's alumni. ForestV. Ragsdale '18 and PhiUip A.Schmith '17 were awarded 50 yearcertificates and pins. Another eligibleGolden Legionnaire was present,Alvin B. Coons (Franklin '18) buthe was scheduled to receive hisrecognition at the Shelbyville dinner.With the assistance ot Indiana DeltaPresident Bob Schafstal, Leroy Heminger(Franklin '36), the club presidentchaired the meeting which alsoCommemorated 105 years that * A 9has been on the Franklin Collegecampus.—Kenneth Young, Reporter.Galesburg—///. Delta ZetaAPPROXIMATELY 26 alumni and 50undergraduates of Illinois Delta-Zetaattended the annual GalesburgFounders Day dinner held March23 at the Soangetaha Country Club.The speaker of the evening wasMarcus Craft (Knox '16), one of thischapter's most recent initiates intothe Golden Legion. Among the guestswas Dean S. Trevor (Knox '26) thedirector of Athletics at Knox. Alumnipresident Jim Lillie (Knox '37) arrangedthe plans for the dinner.—Chuck Helander, Secretary.Hoiisfon(Texas)A RECORD number of Phis and theirIjadies attended the Houston AlumniClub's observance of Founders Dayat the Houston Country Club Fridayevening, March 12. It was our pleasureto host the entire membershipof the General Council who were insession here in Houston at the time.Attending the banquet were GeneralCouncil members Jack Shepman,Stanley Brown, Elden T. Smith, HaywardS. Biggers and our own HowardE. Young; also Executive SecretaryRobert J. MiUer, Assistant SecretaryFrank E. Fawcett, and AlumniSecretary Ray BlackweU of GeneralHeadquarters.PhiUp D. Barnard (Texas '33),president of the Houston Phis, acknowlegedreports from the followingrepresentative of undergraduatechapters present: John. Carmichael,Texas Beta; BiUy Pollard, TexasGamma; John Morrison, Texas Eta;George Franklin, Texas Delta; andalso Glenn Tinsley of Delta Rho, aPhi Delta colony at Lamar Tech.Elliott A. 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assisted by members ot the GeneralCouncil, presented the Golden Legioncertificate to Dr. Earl VincentMoore (Michigan '12), Professor otMusic at the University ot Houston.Howard Young introduced BrotherShepman who gave the principal addressof the evening. Following theaddress. Dr. Carey Croneis (Denison'22), Chancellor of Rice Universityand last year's recipient of Houston's"Phi of the Year" award presentedthis year's award to Howard' E.Young (Southwestern '46).George R. Bolin (Texas '56) presentedand had accepted a slate ofthe following new officers: Doak M.Worley (Vanderbilt '53), president;Whipple S. NeweU, Jr. (Missouri'50), vice president; Dr. Fred A. Garret(Texas '57), secretary; John F.Trimble (Texas '58), treasurer; andWiUiam C. Perry (Texas '41), rushchairman.THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MAY, 1965 357Illinois EtaUNDER the competent direction ofJohn Hofitaan, Founders' Day washeld at the Illinois Eta chapterhouse on March 31.The chapter was very fortunate tohave Executive Secretary Bob Milleras a special guest during the observances.After an excellent dinner,the alumni guests and the chapterheard an enlightening talk byBrother Miller.Following the closing of the formalmeeting, an informal get togetheroccupied the remainder of the eveningand, thereby concluded a successfulFounders' Day at IllinoisEta.—Donald Seagren, Reporter.' (See cut next page.)HOUSTON—General Coundl members met with two presidents of theHouston Alumni Club, above (Left to right) Brothers Biggers, Young,Shepman, Barnard, Brown, Worley, and Smith. Below, left, one of America'smost highly recognized teachers of music, Dr. Earl Vincent Moore,the recipient of the Fraternity's Golden Legion award, is shown with hissponsor. Brother Young at his side, listening to ElUott A. Johnson's recitalof the ritual (Right) Howard E. Young, Houston insurance executiveand devoted Phi, was obviously taken completely by surprise when he wasannounced as the recipient of the Houston "Phi of the Year" Award for1965.Indianapolis(Ind.)THE Indianapolis Alumni Club heldits annual Founders Day Banqueton March 23 in the IndianapolisAthletic Club. Seventy-five brothersattended, including undergraduaterepresentatives from Hanover, Franklin,and Butler.The featured speaker was Dr. EldonT. Smith, president of Ohio WesleyanUniversity and member of PhiDelta Theta's General Council whogave a stimulating address on theconditions surrounding the birth ofthe Fraternity and the applicationsot those conditions to today's scene.Brother George L. Davis of WFBMradio and TV was master of ceremoniestor the evening. Kappa ProvincePresident Tom Cartmel (Hanover'53) gave a report on Provinceaffairs to the group. The twelvebrothers from Hanover who composedthe official choral group ofthe 1964 Pasadena Convention wereon hand and provided the groupwith many old favorite Phi Deltsongs.RusseU Benson (Ohio Wesleyan'22), as the concluding feature ofthe 1965 programs, showed in apreliminary form the film which hehas been commissioned to producefor the Fraternity by the GeneralCouncil. (See cut next page.)IndianaThefa—LafayetteON SUNDAY, March 14 Indiana Thetacelebrated Founders Day with a banquetat which General Council PresidentJack Shepman was the guestspeaker.Brother Shepman presented a veryentertaining and meaningful speechemphasizing that one of our greatstrengths lies in our privilege ofselection of new members. He pointedout that the greatness of * A 9 nowand in the future depends upon ourselection of good members.Many alumni from Indiana Thetaand surrounding chapters were presentfor a very pleasant evening. Theday was particularly eventful forsix men who were initiated thatmorning.—Douglas A. Joyce, V.P.
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Phis' Favorite FoodsTENNESSEE GAMMA
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