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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA November, 1930ringer, and Phikeia Boehringer. BrotherLaub also is out for manager of thissport. The Phikeias also are very activeon the campus. Phikeias Haas, Bailey,Irwin, and Rothenberg are playing freshmanfootball. Phikeia Cobean is out forsoccer and boxing. Phikeia Bowman wonthe freshman swimming meet. PhikeiasWenzel and Jamieson are out for theLyre. Crietz is on the cross-countryteam. E. McAbee Is trying out for thewrestling team. Book is on the staff ofthe Melange, the year book. Brown issecretary of the Press Club. Followingup achievements of former years PennsylvaniaAlpha is outstanding in intramuralfootball.Social Activities: On October 18 aclosed formal dance was held at the housein honor of the Phikeias, and was enjoyedby all who attended.Chapter Visitors: Latney Barnes,Westminster, '30, was a recent visitor,and we not only profited by his suggestionsfor improvement, but also enjoyedmeeting him as a Phi, McGeary, '28;Sanders, '29, and Millman, '30, were recentvisitors to the house.E. A. MCABEEPennsylvania Beta, Gettysburg CollegePhikeias: Clark Jacobs, Red Lion;James Meyers, Harrisburg; John Livingood,Birdsboro; John Howard, Bethlehem; Archibald Jean, Harrisburg;William Lloyd, Pittsburgh; John Wetstone,Waynesboro; Clifton Bond,Hagerstown, Maryland; Olin Messec,Trenton, New Jersey; William Miller,Woodstown, New Jersey; Herbert Fulmer,Johnstown; Winfield Fahs, York;David McCuUough, Carlisle; Rex Wrye,Morrisdale.Campus Activities: Hower, Hardy, D.Stoner, Eby, McAlillen, J. Stoner, Walker,McCarty, and Kleinfelter are atpresent working hard to secure theirberths on the football team. Gulick andLivingood are on the managerial staff.Hardy, Walker, and McCarty are membersof the student tribunal. Devon istreasurer of the student council. Livingoodwas elected vice-president of theJunior class. Good Is manager of thedramatic club with Devon as his assistant.Social Actizities: The annual pledge[146]dance will be held on the evening ofNovember 22. W. HAROLD GULICKPennsylvania Gamma, Washington &Jefferson CollegeChapter House Improvements: PennsylvaniaGamma has sold its former residenceand we wish to announce our newlocation at 409 East Beau Street Washington,Pennsylvania. The new residencehas been completely furnished downstairs.The furniture was a gift of ourPittsburgh alumni to whom we extendour most sincere thanks.Campus Activities: As yet campus activitieshave not begun to function.Football, however, is of major interest,and our chapter Is represented In thatsport by two exceedingly capable men,Rigney and Kelly. The former is playingcenter and the latter, tackle. Youwill hear more about them as the seasonprogresses.Chapter Visitors: With the comingof September we welcomed back a 100per cent group. The chapter has enjoyedsince that time the company ofRev. William E. Hunter, Andover Academy;Harold A. Taylor, '10; Joseph A.Langfitt Jr., 'U; Roy W. Lindsay, '02;Russel V. Bowers, '22; Ronald 0. Naser,'25; and Paul A. Stuart, '05.Alumni Personals: Rev. WilliamE. Hunter is the new student pastor.He comes to Washington & Jeffersonfrom Oxford, Ohio, where atMiami he was university pastor. He isa graduate of Colorado College, ColoradoSprings, and of McCormick Seminary.Leaving the seminary, he took up hisfirst charge at Columbia City, Indiana.During the World War, Rev. Hunterentered Y.M.C.A. work, went to France,and was associated with the One Hundredand Third Pennsylvania Infantry.He resumed his ministerial work atCrawfordsville, Indiana. The new pastoris a student of Greek, Latin, German,and Hebrew. He is deeply interested inpsychology, philosophy, and sociology.This summer he took post-graduate workIn religious education. Rev. Hunter Isintensely interested in his fraternity andconnected himself with this chapter immediatelyupon his arrival. He hasattended our meetings and offered ushis services exemplifying the true spiritof a Phi. Simon S. Baker, President of