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

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76 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for NOVEMBER, 1964NOMINATING COMMITTEE, pictured in session above, is composed of each province president and one undergraduatedelegate from each province and meets the first afternoon of the Convention. Chaired by President McKenzie,the committee nominated two for the presidency and three others to fill vacant positions on the General Council.(Ohio Wesleyan '32), President of Ohio WesleyanUniversity, and Hayward S. Biggers (Lawrence'31), editor of THE SCROLL and vice-presidentof the George Banta Company, each ofwhom was elected by the 1962 Convention fora four-year term.The Pasadena Convention, among its firstacts of business, ratified the action of the 1962Convention in changing the constitutionalmethod of electing General Council members.In the future, the president and four membersof the General Council will be elected by eachbiennial convention for a term of two years.Council members may be re-elected but thepresident is still limited to a single term.Perhaps the liveliest discussion of the entireConvention centered around a proposed constitutionalamendment to permit chapters topetition the General Council for permission toinitiate a male faculty member or college administratorwho "has contributed unselfishly tothe Fraternity over an extended period oftime." This proposal failed to receive the threefourthsvote required for passage.Numerous other constitutional changes, mostof which were of a non-controversial nature,were enacted by the Convention, many of themby a unanimous vote.Although detailed plans were not ready toannounce at the Convention, the delegatesvoted additional chapter assessments to providefor a series of district or regional trainingschools for undergraduate chapter officers to beheld during the non
AT THE LUAU. Right, above: President Sam looksadoringly at his wife, Margaret, charming first lady ofthe Fraternity. Below: Secretary Bob Miller and ConventionChairman Wes Case, Colorado College '20, relaxin their Hawaiian garb as everyone has a great time.ing the entire convention period. ChairmanWade Weatherford (North Carolina '44), amember of the South Carolina State Legislatureand president of Delta South Province,and the members of the Objectives and PerformanceCommittee also met throughout theday on Tuesday.Located within two blocks of the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel in Pasadena is one of the mostdistinctive and fascinating homes on the WestCoast. It is the home of William H. Burgess(Minnesota '39) and his diarming wife, Clara,a member of Alpha Phi, and their twodaughters. The generous act of the Burgessfamily in hosting a party in their attractivehome for all general officers and their familieswho were in Pasadena Tuesday evening, September1, provided a function which will neverbe forgotten by those in attendance.Under the direction of Frank E. Fawcett(Washburn '51), assistant secretary, assisted bythe three traveling secretaries, Devon L. Weaver(Hanover '63), John E. Diehl (Iowa '64), andJames C. Tunnell (SMU '64), the luxuriousballroom of the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel byMonday evening had been transformed into agigantic chapter hall with assigned seats for allcurrent officers, past presidents, undergraduatechapters and alumni club delegates along thetwo sides of the hall extending from the platform.In the rear of the hall was a section ofunmarked seats for alternates and other conventionvisitors.Draped around the hall were the chapterbanners, one for each chapter, arranged inorder of founding dates, a few with the coveted"Gold Star" designating the chapter as one ofthe Fraternity's outstanding units for the pastyear; others with the commendable "SilverStar," indicating marked improvement in thechapter's operations during the previous year.HAWAIIAN LUAUwas arranged byLos Angeles AInmnias opening socialevent of theConvention.
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Phis, Jim Eckhoff and Bob Hernreich
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tion ot the chapter. The new Phikei
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JUDGE BAYES IS DEAD AT 88Fraternity
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SIX RECORDSNOT ENOUGHUrge To Excel
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IntroducingJACK SHEPMAN, CURRENT P.
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Phis' Favorite FoodsTENNESSEE GAMMA
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PHIS PREPARE FOR10th ANNUAL CSD*Sat
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CHRISTMAS, 1964, had a new meaning
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undefeated in basketbaU. We are als
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FEATURESMore Scholarships for More
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HONORED FOR SERVICE TO YOUTHAkron P
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AdistinguishedDISTINGUISHED PHI JUR
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