1930–31 Volume 55 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA November, 1930Alumni Personals: Franc A. Barada,'29, is in business with his father inKansas City, Mo. William Henderson,'27, and Miss Margaret Enloe, II B *,were married in Jefferson City, Mo.October 11, 1930. M. E. Warren, '29 andMiss Katherine Little, K A G, weremarried October 18, 1930, in Fort Smith,Ark.THOMAS W. BOTSFORDMissouri Gamma, Washington UniversityPhikeias: George Taff, Bill Gaines,Warren Davis, Morris Benson, TomRankin, Gardiner Matteson, John Kemlar,Ed Hamson, Woerner Schocnthaler, ArtBickle, Somers Matthews, Tom Harding,Charles Dickey, Bill Craig, Carl Setts,and Ellis Farrell.Initiate: October 15, 1930; TrezevantWinfrey.Campus Activities: William Leyhe ispresident of the student body and, assuch, is chairman of the men's council.William Ohle, last year's Hatchet editor,is now captain of the track team. ShelbyWILLIAM LEYHEWashington U., '31England is business manager of theQuadrangle club and the head cheerleader. Charles Lamkin continues asthe president of his law class until thenew elections. Harry Chapman Is thechairman of the sophomore vigilancecommittee and a prominent member ofthe Dirge staff, Charles Babbington succeedsBud Fritchlie as student managerof the track team. In athletics, the chapterpromises to be particularly strong.With Leyhe, Ohle, England, and Fritchlieas lettermen back again this year aidedby Ledbetter who won his freshmannumerals, Missouri Gamma will be ablyrepresented in all the sports this year.Phikeias Schoenthaler and Bickle aremembers of the freshman football squad.Ledbetter was initiated into Lock andChain, Sophomore honorary society.HOWARD MORGENS.Montana Alpha, State University ofMontanaPhikeias: Victor Agather, Kaljspell;Charles Bell, Missoula; Jack Currle, Jr.,Billings; Donald Davis, Lewistown; WilliamErickson, Butte; Lehman Fox, Missoula;Charles Holstrom, Anaconda;Oscar Johnson, Butte; Arthur Kaven,Miles City; Louis Kerwin, Deer Lodge;Henry Lembke, Missoula; Harold Mc-Grath, Butte; Allan McKenzie, MilesCity; LInwood Reynolds, Anaconda;Walter Smith, Miles City; James Sonstelle,Kalispell; Jack Sweitzer, Lewistown; Merth Thompson, Missoula;Formal pledging: Sunday, October 5.Chapter House Improvements: MontanaAlpha's house has been so completelyremodeled this summer that it ispractically a new house. The east sideof the house was torn out and the buildingextended almost to the end of thelot. The old dining room was greatlyenlarged and is now the living room, andthe present dining room is the old livingroom. The kitchen has been greatlyenlarged, and an electric refrigerator hasbeen installed. The cook's room has beenenlarged, and a shower and washroominstafled adjoining it. Adjoining theliving room and a washroom, a guestroom has been built. There is also alarge reception room, set off from thedining and living rooms by French doors.[134]A telephone booth and a linen closetcomplete the downstairs. The second