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

THE SCROLL of Phi Deha Theta for January, 1954
and achieves new stature and standing with
himself. He, who has been so little, suddenly
becomes so big.
"Well, I like him better little.
"Drunks are driving me to drink," writes
Brother Herold.
They're all there in the book. For example,
who hasn't had to tolerate the pest who gets an
impulse to telephone yo.u after a few drinks,
"regardless of hour, distance or expense, and
share his glee with you"
Throughout the book Author Herold assures
that he is not against drinkers—just certain types
of drinkers. Most drinkers will enjoy the book
because they feel that they are better at their
drinking than some people they know. Nondrinkers
will like it, because it is they who are
most sensitive to the wrong kinds of drinkers.
And, of course, the book is dedicated to YOU
. . . "the ideal drinker ... the shining exception
. . . the man who carries his liquor like a
gentleman. . . ."
Don't miss it, and it will make an ideal gift
for your friends—drinkers or abstainers.
DON HEROLD, Indiana '12
191
•kThe University of Chattanooga—Sixty Years,
by Gilbert E. Cowan (not a Phi) and JAMES W.
LiviNGOOD, Gettysburg '33. The University of
Chattanooga Press.
^Financial Engineering, by ELMER THOMAS,
DePauw '00.
•kNew and Selected Poems, by THOMAS HORNSBY
FERRIL, Colo. College 18. (See page 173.)
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