1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

Chapter Grand
mond, VA.
Rollins
WUliam T. WoodhuU ('35),
died November 3 in Little
Compton, RI.
Southern Methodist
Robert S. Moore ('48), died
October 10 in Altavista,
VA.
Swarthmore
Edward C. Jenkins ('27),
died March 13 in JekyU
Island, GA. He was
responsible for having the
Mountain Laurel designated
as Permsylvarua's
official state flower.
Tennessee
Charles O. White m ('73),
died December 11 in
Duluth, GA.
Texas
James F. Dickson Jr. ('57),
died November 10 in
Austin, TX.
WiUiam B. Ford ('29), died
November 24 in San
Antonio, TX. He was
known as "Wild Bill"
during his days in college
athletics. Ford was an All
Southwest Conference
athlete in football and
baseball at the University
of Texas from 1924 to 1928.
He also established the
C&S Sporting Goods in San
Antonio and operated the
store until 1970.
Texas Tech
Cory L. Gilliland ('91), died
November 9 in DaUas, TX.
He was a founding
member of Phi Sigma Beta
business fraternity and of
the International Fraternity
Council.
Tulane
WUUam R. Meeker Jr. (53),
died September 19,1991 in
Lexington, KY.
University of the South
Jonathan C. Donald ('95),
died January 1 in Charleston,
WV.
Utah
Oliver M. Clayson ('23),
died April 28 in Walla
Walla, WA.
Valparaiso
Carlyle G. Abel ('54), died
January 26 in Clarendon
Hills, IL.
Richard R. Bohlmann ('59),
died November 19,1991 in
TitusvUle, FL.
Vanderbilt
Harry L. WiUiamson Jr.
('28), died July 27 in
Baltimore, MD.
Vermont
Dr. George W. Starbuck
('35), died August 21 in
Honolulu, HI.
Washington
John W. "Bill" Conner ('44),
died December 12,1991 in
Conway, AR.
Dr. James L. Harrison ('45),
died September 8 in
Williamsport, PA. He was
an active staff member of
the Williamsport Hospital
since 1960, he was chief of
thoracic surgery and
cardiovascular surgery and
had served as chairman of
the Department of Surgery
and director of the
Hunterian Laboratory. In
addition, he was chief of
cardiovascular surgery and
an active staff member of
Divine Providence Hospital
since 1960. Survivors
include a Phi brother, Lee,
Washington '51.
T. Frank James Jr. ('21),
died January 2 in St. Louis,
MO.
Milton MiU ('35), died
February 19,1991 in St.
Louis, MO.
Romie H.Miller Jr. ('36),
died January 3,1992 in
Horissant, MO.
William R. Watts ('20), died
November 24 in Ft.
Lauderdale, FL. Survivors
include two Phi sons,
William R., North Carolina
'54, and Frederick M.,
Miami (FL) '59.
Washington & Lee
JackH.Hardwick('31),
died September 25 in
Louisville, KY.
John E. Kannapell Jr. (51),
died May 1 in Glenview,
KY. He was a businessman
and former mayor of
Glenview, KY.
Washington State
ThoralfTorkelson('38),
died December 5,1991 in
Coulee Dam, WA.
West Virginia
Dr. Marvin R. Hannum
('29), died July 11 in
Spartanburg, SC.
Western Ontario
John B. Nash ('33), died
January 4,1993 in London,
ON. He was head of the
local United Way. He was
London's three-time
Ontario Amateur golf
champion, 12-time
WiUingdon Cup team
member. Royal Canadian
Golf Assocation senior
champion, twice Canadian
Seniors Assocation
champion and, in the
period spanning 1929 and
1971,15-time London Hunt
Club champion.
Whitman
Wallace R. Reik ('49), died
July 31 in Portland, OR.
Paul B. Stewart ('31), died
December 6 in Kensington,
CA.
Williams
Roger B. Haviland ('25),
died December 15 in
Venice, FL.
Federico R. Pohndorff ('37),
died in June in Tucson, AZ.
Wisconsin
William J. Wallman ('52),
died October 23 in Golden
Valley, MN. He was a
former senior vice president
and trust officer at
Midland National Bank in
Minneapolis. He also was a
part-time instructor at
Hennepin County Junior
College in Minneapolis.
Wyoming
David N. Crum ('41), died
October 8 in Newcaster,
WY. Since 1947 he has
operated the Crum's
Department Store in
Newcaster.
Samuel A. Moore ('47),
died August 15 in Casper,
WY.
Harold K. Sterrett ('28),
died November 11 in
Clayton, G A.
In coelo quies est
John C. Lovelace ('64), died
July 31 in Coppell, TX.
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