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

3o6 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Thetn'for March, 1954
the U. S. Air Force, assistant chief engineer
of a major airframe manufacturer, airline
executive, and business consultant. His
book is said to be "the first and only guide
of its kind covering all types of contracts
with the Federal Government, including
Army, Navy, Air Force, General Services
Administration, Atomic Energy Commission,
and all other Government agencies
buying or contracting for defense and civilian
items, supplies, services, research and
development, construction, utilities, and
other Government needs."
Addition to California Gamma
House Started
(Continued from page 2pp)
ball star Leonard Bergdahl '33; Dr. Russell
Fitzgibbon, Hanover '23, professor of political
science at U.C.L.A. and a former editor
of THE SCROLL; actor Jeffrey Hunter,
Northwestern '49; Dr. Waldemar Westergaard,
North Dakota '06, professor of history
at U.C.L.A.; Don Winston, Williams
'15, oil executive; and David C. Brees,
U.C.L.A. '26, oil executive.
The new wing will consist of eight bedrooms,
designed to house sixteen men,in
addition to the 35 the house now accommodates.
It will be built in the same type
of modern architecture and the individual
rooms will feature built-in bunks, tables,
dressers, and other furniture.
Architect for the addition to the house
is Joseph Estep, Washington '11, of Los Angeles.
Date for its completion has been set
for April 1.
Art Lewis Scojres Hit in
West Virginia
(Continued from page 304)
named to serve in the same capacity at
Washington & Lee University, he was summoned
to the Navy. He came out in 1945
a lieutenant Commander converted to the
Split-T offense by experience at St. Mary's
Pre-Flight and the Lake Pontchartrain,
Louisiana, Naval Air Station.
In 1946-47-48 Lewis was head coach at
Washington & Lee, compiling an 11-17
record but laying the foundation for the
best teams in the Generals' history. He was
line coach at Mississippi State in 1949, and
on February 6, 1950, achieved his lifetime
goal by being named head coach in the state
where both he and his wife are natives.
Forty-two years old, Lewis is married to a
University alumna, the former Mary Belle
Kunst of Parkersburg, and they have two
sons. Gammy, 12, and Johnny, 10. .
Ewbank Named Coach o£
Baltimore Colts
(Continued from page 301)
is another Miami man, Walter "Smokey"
Alston.
The Colts last year won three of their
eleven games.
Ewbank replaces Keith Molesworth who
is staying with the Colts as executive vicepresident.
Ewbank married a Richmond girl, Lucy
Massey, and they have three daughters, Mrs.
Robert--Spenceley, of Oxford; Mrs. Charles
Winter, of Cleveland, and Jan, at home.
Coming Up in THE SCROLL
Several outstanding features are in the hopper for the May issue—last of Volume 78. Of
top interest will be a story on one ol the best known magazine writers of our time—William
Thornton (Pete) Martin, Pennsylvania 'z^—Saturday Evening Post biographer of Bing Crosby,
Bob Hope, and dozens of other personalities in the entertainment field. StafEer Jack Willem
is preparing this story now, with Brother Martin's full co-operation. The traditional Founders
Day section will also be carried in the May issue. *
The editor regrets that it was not possible to present the story on Hank Ketcham, creator
of "Dennis the Menace," as promised for this SCROLL. This article is now scheduled for publication
in the first issue next Fall. It will be written by Brother George Shaffer, Chicago '16,
long a top U. S. newsman and Brother Ketcham promises some original drawings.