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ii8 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for November, 1953 5737 Woodlawn until the last member has left campus. Our chapter rounded out last year by being awarded the Interfraternity scholarship cup. On returning to campus we also were awarded the 4> A 9 scholarship trophy, given annually to the chapter which has attained the highest scholastic record in A 9. Besides scholarship we found time to finish second in interfraternity athletics, based on intramurals and participation in varsity sports. The Interfraternity Sing, which brought together many new and old Phis, and our own annual open house, the "Silly Strut," closed the school year socially. This FaU we have decorated our living room, kitchen, game room, members' rooms, and right now are working towards a new furnace. A highly successful "housewarming" was the first event on our social calendar and pointed the way to a very promising year. Scholarship, social life, and athletics, both in intramural and varsity, should all be at a new high, and along with our continued active alumni support, the coming year should be well-rounded and successful. As we do not have a "Homecoming" here at Chicago, Phis of all chapters are cordially invited to visit the house whenever they are in Chicago KENNETH HENDRICKS, Reporter. ILLINOIS DELTA-ZETA, Knox College.—On the opening day ot school, the full strength ot Illinois Delta Zeta was 58 members and five pledges, making the chapter one of the largest on campus. The Phis are well represented on the Knox football team this year. Of the seven Phis out for football five of them are returning lettermen and six of them help to make up the first team. The Siwashers are led by Co-Captain Dave Eckley. The Phis are fighting for top honors in the Fall intramurals. We hope to take first in the cross country race tor the fourth straight year. The team is made up of the same men who took first last year. In intramural volleyball we are strong contenders for first place. Last year's initiates provided us with the height that was lacking. Although the final results are not in sight all the brothers are confident that the trophy will soon adorn our mantel. At our October 24 chapter meeting two outstanding Sophomores were awarded scholarships from the Marcus C Craft fund. Al Stegman, Minooka, was awarded I200 ot the total $300 while Ron Lardinois, Pontiac, was the recipient of the other $100. Plans are in the making for the redecorating of our house. We bope that our living room and hall will be completely done over when rushing starts after Christmas vacation. There is also a plan tor complete painting of the outside. October 1, Pete Jelinek, Park Ridge, and Burt Polk, Melrose Park, were pledged. The usual time for pledging is in January DEWITT CASEY, Reporter, ILLINOIS ETA, University of Illinois.—The end ot Spring semester at lUinois Eta proved to be victorious with the chapter coming out on top in the Intramural athletic all-campus competition. Bruce Adams, I.M. chairman, maintained a high spirit throughout the chapter as we neared the crucial closing weeks of competition among the other 56 fraternities on campus. The first place trophy gave Illinois Eta a record of ten victories in the past fifteen years. Retaining the same high spirit, the house has made a good start on this year's I.M. race with two shut-out victories on the football field. With our returning boys and those Phikeias who are playing, we are anticipating another top year in athletics. Aside from athletics, we have made another significant rise in scholastic standing on campus. This has been the second large gain in scholarship standing and shows the success of a plan begun by the Champaign Alumni Club one year ago. Awards were presented to the top man in each class and also to the top class. The Freshman class won the award in the chapter and were second among all fraternity pledge classes on campus. Big Ten football here looks as if it will include several Phis in star positions again. Back for his final year of Big Ten competition is Kenny Miller, rated one ot the nation's finest punters. Ken is a Senior fuUback and averaged .39.9 yards per kick last season. We're also looking forward to a good season for Baird Stewart, fullback, and Dave Bauer, guard. Because of a practice injury. Jack Heniff, Sophomore halfback, will be out this season although his chances looked very good for varsity competition. Fall rushing resulted in a pledge class of 22 Phikeias. They are: Bert Leach, Dick Meislahn, Don Scott, and Wendell HuU, Champaign; BiU Grubb and Kirt Wilson, Decatur; Bob Muirhead and Bob Balsley, . DanviUe; Dick Milum, Urbana; Dave WiUiams, Bloomington; John ConneU, Rockford; Doyle Glass, Pekin; Don Welboume, Beardstown; Tom Zwetschke, Belleville; Ralph CampbeU, Jacksonville; Joe Swope, Columbus, Ind.; Stu Wilson, CarroUton; • Doii Barnum, Belvidere; Tom Hayes, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Ned Loar, Peoria; Bob Patterson, Parkersburg, W.Va., and Dave Sterrett, Kenilworth.—DOUGLAS P. KOEHLER, Reporter. ILLINOIS THETA, Lake Forest College.—Âs this issue of THE SCROLL goes to press, Illinois Theta is in the midst of one of the most intense rushing programs ever engaged in by Lake Forest Phis. As the school year began, the names of only about twenty brothers adorned the chapter roster, so the job of acquiring a large yet select pledge class has become uppermost in all our minds. Ev CocaUas was chosen rushing chairman for the 1953-54 school year, and has been doing a fine job, both during the Summer and through the first month of the Fall term. During the first week of school this year "hell week" was held for the second semester pledges ot last year. These pledges, together with Pledgetrainer BiU Joor and a tew of the active chapter members, got busy and gave the house interior a new coat of paint. They also bought new light fixtures tor the halls, which tend to give the old place a new luster. At the end of this combined "heU" and help week Bill Eckert and Bob Bereman were initiated into lUinois Theta. In campus affairs. Chapter President Dave Joor has taken over the editorship of the college newspaper. The Stentor. Chapter Reporter Jerry Patterson is also serving as Sports Editor for the weekly publication. Along the sports front, three Phis are now playing footbaU tor Lake Forest's defending Conference Champions. They are Sophomore end BUI Joor, Sophomore tackle Jack Wolf and Junior quarterback Patterson. In the intramural touch footbaU league the Phis have a very good chance of running off with the title, possessing one of the strongest teams in years led by Lee Kittle and Gene Waterfall—^JERRY R. PATTERSON, Reporter. INDIANA ALPHA, Indiana University.—Indiana Alpha ended a most successful school year in June. Our second semester scholarship dropped sUghtly, but we were still eighth in a field of thirty-three. The majority of our activity this year wiU be centered around the building of a new chapter house which is scheduled to be completed by Christmas, 1954. Our rush program has as usual produced top results. New Phikeias are: Clayton Eshleman, John Whitaker, Richard Snyder, Robert GOeke and Don Torres, Indianapolis; James Rake, Frampton Theodore Rowland, Bruce Hopkins and WiUiam Charles Rech, Evansville; Fred Andrews and Bill Snapp, Bloomington; John L. WiUiams, Columbus; Ronald Woods, Osgood; WiUiam Kaiser and John Courier, Lafayette; Jerry Burgdoerter, Connersville; Charles Warneke, RushvUle; Larry Sawyer, Wakarusa; Charles Hatfield, South Bend; James Payne, New Castle; James Goetcheus, Muncie; Dan Thomanson, ShelbyvUle; Phil Rash, Fairfield, Iowa; John Gentile, Struthers, Ohio; Michael Bailey, Rocky River, Ohio, and WilUam Marston, Pasadena, CaUt. Jim Raber recently was elected Midwest Federation Chairman ot College Republican Clubs at the group's
THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for November, 1953 H9 INDIANA ALPHA'S NEW CLASS OF PHIKEIAS BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Hopkins, John Williams, Bob Kaiser, William Snapp, Ronald Woods, Bunny Rowland. SECOND ROW: Charles Hatfield, James Goetcheus, Robert Goeke, Don Torres, James Payne, William Rech, Fred Andrews, BACK ROW: Clayton Eshleman, Jerry Burgdoerfer, John Whitaker, Michael Bailey, William Marston, John Courier (president), Charles Warneke, James Rake, and Richard Snyder. annual convention. Indiana Alpha also plays an important role in the campus Republican Club. The club has over five hundred members and 4> A 9 boasts three officers. They are Al Strong, president, Dick Pendergast, vice president, and Jim Etter, treasurer. We are now busy completing our project for the LU. FaU carnival and drafting plans for Homecoming. Phikeia John Courier is the organized party's candidate for vice president of the Freshman class. Our football team is currently in first place in the intramural league.—ALLEN V. STRONG, Reporter. INDIANA BETA, Wabash College.—.\t the close ot the Fall rush reason, Indiana Beta counted 24 Phikeias— the largest class on campus and one ot the largest in the chapter's history. They are: Robert Allen, Newcastle; Allen Conner and David Orr, Muncie; Ronald Cudek, Whiting; David Deardourff, GreenviUe, Ohio; Richard Duncan and Kenneth Kimmell, Sullivan; Stephen EUis and Anthony Ingrassia, Rockford, lU.; Jack Hooton and John Yanko, NaperviUe, lU.; Robert Hurt, Indianapolis; Richard Huston, Washington; James Kerlin, Tulsa, Okla.; Joseph Kiley, Kokomo; Victor Lodovisi and Louis Zervos, Gary; Eugene Lyman, Chicago, 111.; James Morgan, Cincinnati, Ohio; John Nash, Carlisle; David Parry, Chesterton; Haddon Ridgway, Albany; Joseph Rizzo, Pitcairn, Pa., and Alan Schuster, Westfield, N.J. A semi-formal pledge dance was held October 17, and a Dixieland band will provide the music for the Christmas dance, December 12. The chapter is well represented on the varsity football squad by Sun Huntsman, Ron Seibert, Vaino Grayam and Captain Bob Johnson. Phikeias Morgan, Cudek, Ridgway, Lodovisi, Zervos, Parry and Rizzo are members of the Freshman team and several have seen action in varsity games. Lynn Ault is footbaU manager with Ed Hargitt and Phikeias Jim Kerlin and Al Connor assisting him. Jim Adams is president of Blue Key; Stan Huntsman is president of the Sphinx Club, and Don Gibson is business manager for the college humor magazine. House improvements are continuing with the addition of a pool table, television set, living room carpet. and a new shower room. We are hoping to get new living room furniture in the not too distant future.—JOHN STEWART, Reporter. INDIANA GAMMA, Butler University.—October 18, six new brothers signed the Bond of *A9. They are: Phil Mitchell, Kokomo; Nolan Masters, ConnersviUe; Harold Dickason, Vevay; Glenn Rager, Chicago; Forrest Von Foerster and Jack Laughner, IndianapoUs. The list ot new Phikeias for the Fall semester now totals 29. They are: Joe Balson, Scranton, Pa.; Bud Erickson, Chuck Erickson, Joe Walters, Logansport; J. B. McKamey, FUlmore; Earl McKinley, Flora; Tom Patterson, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Gary Reece, Columbus; BiU Stites, Shelbyville; Guy Tillett, Kokomo; Don White, Lake Pladd, N.Y.; Dick Abbett, Ted Botkin, Bill Birsfield, Ron Campbell, Jim Chapman, Dave French, John Hauer, Dick Kugelman, Tom Liebrich, Paul Niemann, Bill Norris, Dave Sawyer, Bill Seimhauser, Ed Sliearer, Don Smith, Bill Wheeler, Dave Whitt and BiU Wurster, Indianapolis. This year as in the past * A 9 placed several members in each of the Butler scholastic honoraries. President Bob Riddell and Treasurer John Mercer have been named to Blue Key. Tony Hopkins and Loren Comstock are members of Sphinx, Junior men's honorary. Named to the Utes, Sophomore men's honorary, are Dick Sink, Dick Doles, Bill Davis and Dan Baker. In the sports field we just missed winning the Butler All-Sports intramural trophy again this year. We finished in second place, only a tew points behind the wiimer. Our back-lot improvement project is no longer on paper, but is now shaping into reality. The major part ot the landscaping is complete, including the shrubbery. A new stone fireplace has just been completed, and surfacing the driveway and parking lot is now underway. The combination teimis court and basketbaU court wiU probably be completed next Spring. Not only are the chapter house and grounds undergoing a face-Ufting, so is the campus. A new men's residence haU tor 275 men is nearing completion and a new observatory is also under construction.—TONY HOP KINS, Reporter.
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