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

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THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for November, ig^^
OHIO IOTA PHIKEIAS OF 1915
Bill Kuhns is standing at right with sword raised as head of the "Phikeia Army." Brother Rosensteel, the
author of this {profile is in front row, kneeling, at extreme left. TodayMr. Rosensteel is President of the
Board of Trustees of Ohio Iota.
Brother Kuhns acknowledges that the
start given him in rhetoric and composition
at Denison by a gopd Phi professor. Dr.
Raymond W. Pence, Denison '05, has
helped him greatly in his editorial career.
During this career he has been awarded
Dale Morey
(Continued from page 74)
36 hole run at the Blythefield Country
Club, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
"A caddie, collegian, basketball player,
golf professional for two years, and one of
the shrewdest short shot practitioners in
American amateur golf, Morey captured his
.first major championship. For the 30 holes
[in finals] Dale was nine under par."
Also during the past summer Brother
Morey won the Indiana Open for the second
time and the Indiana Amateur for the
fourth time, to mention only two of the
other tournaments in which he participated.
He won many others and finished
high in more. In one exhibition match with
Sam Snsad and Lloyd Mangrum, two of the
game's great pros, at the Highland Country
many honors, but like a true Phi he has
not permitted his success and position in the
banking field to go to his head. In fact, the
hat he wore when I last saw him in New
York looked very much like the one he possessed
in his undergraduate days.
Club in Indianapolis, Morey carded a 68*
to Snead's 66 and Mangrum's 69.
Phi Publications
(Continued from page 88)
papers submitted for consideration this
year, but that doesn't mean a chapter can't
get out an excellent newspaper on a mimeograph
machine.
In the opinion of the committee, a chapter
publication should deal with the actives,
primarily, but it must not overlook its
alumni, who are the backbone of a chapter.
It must consider the prospective rushee and
it must appeal to his parents and friends.
The committee: Walter Havighurst, Ohio
Wesleyan '23; Henry Montgomery, Hanover
'si; and Gilson Wright (chairman), Ohio
Wesleyan '30.