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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA November, 1930Virginia Gamma, Randolph-Macon CollegePhikeias: Samuel Sommerfield Lambeth,Bedford; Harry Balthis, Washington,D.C.; Edward Maria Wingfield,Richmond; Russell Browning Edwards,Culpeper,Chapter House Improvements: Generalhouse cleaning has been in ordersince the beginning of school. The upstairsroom has been made into a convenientlounging room.Campus Activities: Mahoney has beenpledged E.L.E.V.E.N. ribbon society.Carter has been pledged B.L.A.K.I. ribbonsociety. Mahoney and Woodson areholding down varsity tackle positions,while Carter Is first string end substitute.Phikeia Wingfield has earned an endposition on the freshman team. Dickersonhas been elected vice-president of theSophomore class. Henson has beenelected vice-president of the Cotillionclub. Phikeia Balthis is a news editoron the Weekly paper. Doyle has beenelected manager of the Debate council.Social Activities: A good number ofthe brothers attended the opening dancesgiven by the Cotillion club on October10 and 11.. Chapter Visitors: Maitland Bustard,'21; Otis Dobie, '28; Grellet Simpson,'30; Dice Anderson, '26; Budge Kent, '23;Hugh Lewis, '25; Terry Turner, '32;Hatcher Nunnally, '30; Richard Horner,'25; Edward Bain, '30; W. R. Weisiger,'07; "Kat" Wilson, North Carolina.MORRIS WOODSONVirginia Zeta, Washington and LeeUniversityPhikeias: John Cheatham, Miami,Florida; Joseph Clisby, Macon, Georgia;Douglas Goff, Winchester, Kentucky;Gene Hardwick, Winchester, Kentucky;Richard Henderson, Victoria, Texas;Louis Hess, Pittsburgh, Texas; RobertHudson, Birmingham, Alabama, RobertMcCardell, Frederick, Maryland; JosephWalker, Columbia, South Carolina.Chapter House Improvements: Newshrubbery has been set out around theporch of the house. Chairs broken lastyear are being repaired.Campus Activities: Belser, undefeatedlast year in wrestling, captains that sportthis year. Brent and Hardwick are outfor basketball. Zachary, letterman, and[154]Bear have reported for swimming practice.Curtis is out for track. Ray is onthe varsity football squad and J. Bearis Sophomore manager of that sport.Fleece is senior manager of track andRay is in competition for Sophomoremanager of basketball. The chapter isrepresented on the Calyx staff by Steidtman,assistant business manager, Caughlanand Ray. Curtis is on the businessstaff of the Ring Turn Phi, semi-weeklynewspaper. Sugg was elected vice-presidentof the student body in the electionslast spring, and is also a member ofthe publication board. Haley, presidentof the Troubadors, has already begunwork on the fall production "Journey'sEnd." Walker is the chapter's representativeon the freshman council, andHardwick was elected inter-fraternitycouncil representative for the chapter.The success of our rushing campaign isdue largely to Allen Fleece, rushing chairman.All of the Phikeias have begun toassociate themselves with campus activities.Social Activity: Coffee and sandwicheswere served to the freshmen threenights during rush week.Chapter Visitors: W. H. Kidd, '27stopped over for several days while enroute for Boston. Arch Bennet of Kentuckyand Dan Lindsay, '30, paid thechapter a short visit at the opening ofcollege.Alumni Personals: R. Clapp, '30, Isattending Harvard law school this year.A. L. Roberson, '30, is associated withthe Dupont company. Dan Lindsay, '30,is associated with an advertising companyin New York. M. Arnd, '30, is practicinglaw in Philadelphia. S. Hampton,'30, is attending Washington Universitymedical school In St. Louis.THEODORE M. CURTISWashington Alpha, University ofWashingtonPhikeias: Bill DeMille, Bill Duncan,Bob McFarlane, Harry Phillips, Willard,Skeel, and Harry Webster, Seattle;Keith Weaver, Ellensburg; Fay Franklin,Enumclaw; Bob Irving and GeorgeDuecy, Everett; Paul McMahon, Bellingham; Dick Baker, Olympia; HarrisMathews, Tacoma; Bob Matheson, Hoquiam;Ralph Smalling, Templeton, California.