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

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200 THE SCROLL of <strong>Phi</strong> <strong>Delta</strong> <strong>Theta</strong> for January, 1954<br />

PHIKEIAS OF ARKANSAS ALPHA, FALL of 1953.<br />

on the December social calendar was the Christmas<br />

formal, organized by Don Chiappetti, social chairman. The<br />

Formal was held December 4 at the fashionable El Conquistador<br />

Hotel. The outstanding event of the evening<br />

was the announcement of the <strong>Phi</strong> Delt Dream Girl, lovely<br />

Miss Florence Archer, and the presentation of a beautiful<br />

necklace to her. Our dates received orchid corsages<br />

and favors bearing the * A © crest. These plus a roast beef<br />

dinner with all the trimmings and a fine dance band<br />

ensured an evening to be remembered by all. Star <strong>Phi</strong><br />

in athletics at the .University of Arizona this year is<br />

Rusty Rumney, who, in addition to being house manager,<br />

is a first-rate miler, on the U. or A. track team. He<br />

recently led the team to victory in winning the cross<br />

country race between the U. of A. and Arizona State<br />

College at Tempe. By winning first and second place in<br />

the two meets which comprised the event. Brother<br />

Rumney succeeded not only in putting the U. of A.<br />

Cats in the lead but also won the John Sandiage Trophy<br />

for having the lowest number (Low score wins) of points<br />

in the two meets. We at the <strong>Phi</strong> house are mighty<br />

proud of Rusty as are the rest of the students, and we<br />

all wish him many more successes.—TOM PARNELL Reporter.<br />

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ARKANSAS ALPHA, University of Arkansas.—The<br />

<strong>Phi</strong>keias elected the following officers: President, Stephan<br />

Graham; Vice President, Robert Henderson; Sec-<br />

. retary, Neil Robinson; I.F.P.C. Representative, James<br />

Van Parr. The social season began October 11, with 'a<br />

reception in honor or our new house mother, Mrs.<br />

Attebury of Little Rock. During Homecoming the<br />

chapter won honorable mention for its float in the<br />

parade. After the game, an open house was held for<br />

alumni and parents. Several house dances and parties<br />

have been held on Saturday evenings. <strong>No</strong>vember 13,<br />

the annual She <strong>Delta</strong> <strong>Theta</strong> dance was held. This<br />

dance was half formal, half informal. The girls were<br />

made members of She <strong>Delta</strong> <strong>Theta</strong> in a mock initiation.<br />

<strong>No</strong>vember 14, the <strong>Phi</strong>keias gave a party for the members<br />

as a result of their defeat in an interfratemity<br />

basketball game to which they had challenged the<br />

chapter., In intramurals, <strong>No</strong>rman Smith was chosen a<br />

first string back on the all-intramural football team.<br />

Jack Evans received honorable mention. Davis Duty was<br />

elected new chapter reporter. In extracurricular activities,<br />

Aubert Martin was chosen editor of The Razorback,<br />

school annual, and was chosen for membership in<br />

OAK. Sam Boyce was elected president of Blue Key.<br />

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