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

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364 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MAY, 1965AT PALM BEACH Judge James R. Knott (seated at left) gave GoldenLegion Certificates to Harold W. Emswiler, Douglas C. Haynes, Ervin D.Latimer, and Harley J. Earl. J. M. (Jake) Boyd (seated right) is presidentof the Palm Beach Club.Officers elected for 1965 are:George Robert Frost (Florida '51),president; Harris Ball (Florida '43),vice president; and James R. PoweU(Georgia Tech. '63), secretary-treasurer.—HarrisBaU, Secretary.Pa. Beta—GettysburgPENNSYLVANIA Beta held its annualFounders Day banquet on March6 as an appropriate condusion toGreek Week festivities at GettysburgCollege.We were fortunate to have twoProvince Presidents with us—Gen.Harry J. Mier (Maryland '43) of ourown Gamma Province and EdwardPape (Ohio Wesleyan '34) of UpsilonProvince. These brothers attendedthe Gettysburg College IFC-Pan Hell Sing held Friday evening,in which Gettysburg Phis placedthird. The chapter also scored bywinning a trophy for second placeamong fraternities in scholarship anda trophy for the most improvedfraternity average over the previoussemester.Our banquet on Saturday eveningwas attended by two Province Presidents,Gettysburg faculty Phis,Ralph W. Hock (Gettysburg '16),the president of the Phi Delity Association,and chapter actives.After the dinner and FoundersDay ceremonies had been completed.Gen. Mier and Mr. Pape made shorttalks following which Brother Hockpresented the following awards: amonetary prize to Lawrence Luessen,Thomas Hardy, and Donald Christy,the freshman, sophomore, and juniorrespectively with the highest averages;the Open Scholarship Awardto Paul Bringewatt; the HighestScholastic Average Award to PaulBringewatt; and the OutstandingSenior Award to WiUiam Bush.—Ronald Race, Reporter.Pfioenix (Ariz.)THE Arizona Country Club was thebeautiful site for the annual FoundersDay observance of the PhoenixAlumni Club on Monday evening,March 22. More than 100 Phis fromAT PHOENIX Henry Miller (left),past president of the Arizona StateBar Association, and Frank W. Kerr(right), retired teacher (after 43years), received Golden Legion Certificatesfrom the Paul Parker (center).chapters around the country as wellas a number of Arizona Beta under>graduates were in attendance.After the banquet was convenedby Pres. Thomas A. McCarthy, aUbrothers present participated in theceremony of introductions.Brothers Wilson, Grovenkort, Elmore,Dreflow, Eppler and Griffithaided in conducting the beautifulGolden Legion ceremony for HenryMiUer (Indiana '18) and Frank Kerr(Lombard '18) whose certificateswere presented by Paul Parker(Ohio Wesleyan '16).Honor guest and principal speakerfor the banquet was Dr. Elden T.Smith (Ohio Wesleyan '32) of theGeneral Council who spoke on theresponsibilities of each individual tothe Fraternity and the Fraternity'sresponsibility to the individual.Short talks were also given byE. V. Graham (Colorado College'26), Devon Weaver (Hanover '63),field secretary for * A 9, and FrankOlsen, president of Arizona Beta.Officers for the coming year wereelected. They are: Joe Refsnes,president; Dennis Balint, vice-president;John Fels, secretary; andRobert Meyers, treasurer.Portland (Ore.)THE Portland Alumni Club celebratedFounders Day by holding abanquet in the Pompeiian Room ofthe Congress Hotel on Fridayevening, April 2, under the leadershipof James A. Larpenteur, Jr.(Oregon '57), president.The highlight of the evening wasthe induction into the GoldenLegion of J. W. Edwards (Whitman'17), H. D. Proudfoot (Whitman'13), C. A. Sharp (Oregon '18), andG. E. Smith (Washington '18). Thebeautiful Golden Legion ritual wasconducted for the twentieth year byJudge Frank HoweU (Knox '06), inhis usual impressive and stimulatingpresentation.Main speaker tor the evening wasR. E. BlackweU, alumni secretary,who pointed out the need for continuedsupport ot one's own chapter,the more inclusive general fraternity,and the entire Greek Fraternitytradition.Grant Swan (Oregon State '21),of Corvallis, acting president of PiSouth Province was present andspoke briefiy.By unanimous vote of the clubmembers in attendance, the followingofficers were selected for thecoming year: Gerry Froebe, president;BiU Findley, vice-president;Al Hatton, secretary; Jack Dudrey,treasurer; and BiU Knox, chaplain.—Al Hatton, Secretary.
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MAY, 1965 365SAN ANTONIO—(Left), club's 1965 officers: Frank M. GiUespie, president; Jack B. Chadwick, treasurer; RusseUMatthews, vice-president; Glenn Foster, secretary. (Right), Executive Secretary Bob MiUer, who conducted candlelightingceremony, and Hay Biggers, Member-at-Large of the General CouncU, prindpal speaker.Richmond(Va.)SOME 60 Richmond area Phis heardCarl A. Scheid (Chicago '32), presidentof Delta North Province, addressthe annual Founders Day banquetof the Richmond Alumni Clubat the Executive Motor Inn, March15. In addition to Richmond areaalumni. Brother Scheid's audienceincluded representatives ot all fourundergraduate Virginia chapters."Be an articulate spokesman forthe rights and privileges of fraternities,"Brother Scheid told thegroup. Getting angry over theattacks on the fraternity system byvarious and sundry "reformers" or"do-gooders" is not enough; we mustmake a positive effort to see thatour rights and privileges are defended. . and that we have exerdsedthose rights and privileges in amanner which makes them defensible!"•Of particular interest to thealumni in the audience was BrotherScheid's admonition that "keeping aclub reasonably active depends uponthe efforts of the few." The RichmondAlumni Club is fortunate tohave more than a few interested anddedicated Phis who are willing tomake ours an active organization.The members were kept up todate on Phi standings in the Commonwealthby "State of the Chapter"reports from Fred Kanner,president of Virginia Beta; BlaineDenny, president of VirginiaGamma; Jim O'Brien, president ofVirginia Delta; and Joe Bear, pastpresident of Virginia Zeta. Thepresence of representatives from allfour undergraduate chapters reflectsthe Richmond Alumni Club's continuinginterest in the progress ofour undergraduate Phis at the Universityof Virginia, Randolph-Macon College, University of Richmond,and Washington & Lee University.—EdwardB. White, Jr.,President.Salt Lake City—UtahAlphaTHE annual Founders Day banquetwhich was held at the UniversityClub on Friday, April 9, was acombined function of the Salt LakeCity Alumnr Club and Utah Alpha.Many alumni were welcomed back.After a good meal. Carmen Kipp(Utah '48), chapter adviser, conducteda short program. AlumniBus Wyler, Joe Morton, and SpideMorris each gave a short speech onactivities of the chapter during hisundergraduate days.Grant Swan, acting president ofPi South Province from Corvallis,Ore., gave a short report on affairsin the Fraternity and particularlyin the local area. This was followedby the State of the Chapter Reportby chapter president, Dave Roth.The highlight ot the evening wasthe presentation of the GoldenLegion Certificate to Frank Streator(Colorado '18), a Chevrolet dealer inSalt Lake City. The rest of theevening was spent renewing old acquaintancesand reminisdng formeryears in Phi Ddta Theta.—RobertJ. Smith, V-P.San Antonio(Texas)PHIS from the surrounding countiesgathered in San Antonio on March14 for the annual Founders Daydinner. In addition to the localPhis, Robert J. MUler (New Mexico'50), Executive Secretary ot PhiDelta Theta, was • present and tookpart in the ceremonies.The speaker was Hayward S. Biggers(Lawrence '31), member ot theGeneral Council and Editor of THESCROLL, who made an inspiring talkon the remarkable history of theBond of Phi Delta Theta.Ed DeWees (Miami '24), was masterof ceremonies and installed thenew officers for 1965; president,Frank M. GiUespie (Sewanee '11);vice-president, RusseU Matthews, Jr.(Southwestem '57); secretary, GlennFoster (Indiana '18); and treasurer,Jack B. Chadwick (Vanderbilt '16).—Glenn Foster, Secretary.Sanfa Barbara(Calif.)ON TUESDAY, March 21, SantaBarbara Phis, 31 strong, assembledat the University Club to celebratethe 117th anniversary ot the foundingof * A 9. Cocktails preceded anexcellent dinner which was followedby talks by Ray BlackweU, alumnisecretary, and by RusseU H. Fitzgibbon(Hanover '23), a member ofthe University of California atSanta Barbara faculty and formerSCROLL editor.WUUam Farnsworth (Nebraska'36) was in charge of the GoldenLegion ceremony, presenting 50-year certificates and pins to HenryH. Greve (Stanford '18) and LloydPayne (Chicago '18). Assisting inthe ceremony were Len Hurst(Kansas '15), Eldon Ford (DePauw•07), Carl Phleger (CaUfomia '12),Albert Rathbone (California "12),Hiram Beebe (South Dakota '07),and George K. Shaffer (Chicago '16).The nominating committeebrought in a slate ot officers for theensuing year as foUows: president.
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IntroducingJACK SHEPMAN, CURRENT P.
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Phis' Favorite FoodsTENNESSEE GAMMA
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CHRISTMAS, 1964, had a new meaning
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undefeated in basketbaU. We are als
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