1953–54 Volume 78 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for November, 1953 121
TRACK STARS
Bob Piers, Bob Shelburne, and Dorp Ward of Indiana
Epsilon were three high point men on Hanover's varsity
track team last Spring.
chapter in the State. Yet as we say goodbye to these
brothers and events, we welcome in a new and better
>'ear. Formally pledged the first week of school were
Phikeias Jim Hough, Scottsburg; Clarence Lloyd, Hardinsburg
and John Earl, Indianapolis. These new additions
were particularly welcome in the face ot the draft
threat which has opened some serious gaps in our ranks.
Our latest losses are also the school's losses, athleticaUy
ipeaking. Bob Piers and Joe Kunz, varsity track men,
jnd Forrest Hamilton, first string guard on the varsity
basketball team were called in August. Our Fall rush is
well underway with all the brothers cooperating and
issured of a good pledge class late in November. The
varsity football team is composed of several brothers this
^ear. Rex WeUs is holding down the fullback slot, while
fack Siefferman, a Sophomore, is first string end. Don
Zox and Jim Hough are also on the varsity squad. Plans
:or a big barbecue at CUfty Park are weU underway for
;his month, with the LouisviUe Alumni Club sponsoring
t and lending their voices in a night ot singing and
'ellowship. The intramural football team in its first outng
downed B9n 25-13. Indiana Epsilon is going for its
bird straight undefeated year and the team looks promsing
indeed. Our housemother, "Mom" Gray, is now
itarting her fourteenth year with us and all the brothers
ire grateful for her services. As well as campus leaderhip
we also boast of nine varsity lettermen representing
:very major sport.—DON WARD, Reporter.
HANOVER PHIS' SWEETHEART
Sue Grob, * M, named Phi Delt Sweetheart by Indiana
Epsilon, receives cup from Chapter President Al Paulton,
right. She is pinned to the pleased looking guy at left,
Darrell- McFall.
INDIANA ZETA, DePauw University.—Most ot Indiana
Zeta returned to the campus two weeks before the
start of classes to find that President Garret Boone, who
had spent the Summer working on the house, had remodeled
the kitchen and had started sanding the floors
in the living room and dining room. The rest ot the
brothers completed this work and redecorated the study
rooms in time tor rush. This work and the effort put in
on a vigorous rush paid big dividends, and by the time
classes did begin twenty-one new Phikeias had signed the
Freshman Bond. These men include: Gary Klempnauer,
Mason City, Iowa; Walt Bagot, Anderson; John Rikhoff,
Speedway; Dick Deitsch and Jerry Jordan, Indianapolis;
Chuck Hinton and Bill Powell, Youngstown, Ohio; Rich
Ruedi, Decatur, 111.; Bob Smith, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Jim
McGookey, Sandusky, Ohio; Dick Rohm, Pittsburgh, Pa.;
Pete Granzeau, Burlington, Wis.; Jack Barnes, Elwood;
PHIKEIAS ARE COUNSELLED
'appa Province President
lobert Cross (left foreround)
gives the new
Pledges of Indiana Delta al
'ranklin a few words of adice
and encouragement durig
the presentation program
Mowing the chapter-alumni