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

VoL LV, No. 6THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETAteam. Phikeia Miller is swimming withthe freshman squad. Phikeia Willet isworking with the varsity basketballsquad, with Phikeias Grantz and Lambertholding down positions on the freshmanteam. Frantz and Phikeia Reed areout for the gym team. Cornog is outfor indoor track. Richardson and Cornogwon trophies for having the highestscholastic average of the freshmanathletes.Chapter Visitors: week-end visitorswere Tom Joyce, '29; Pat Hollowell, '28;Charles Card, '30; Ted Myles, '26.Alumni Personals: Willis Glassgow,'30, is enrolled in the Iowa Law School.FAY W. PAIN, JR.Iowa Gamma, Iowa State CollegeInitiates: February 15, 1931; FranzSwoboda, Omaha, Nebraska; HowardSokol, Sibley. Iowa; William Russel,Mandan, North Dakota; WilHam Copeland,Burlington, Iowa; Harvison Holland,Des Moines, Iowa; Homer Clark,Des Moines, Iowa; J. Otis Freeze, Joliet,III; Richard Griffith, Ames, Iowa.Campus Activities: Iowa Gamma isnow leading In points in intramural participation.Our fraternity basketballteam is In a tie for first place in itsleague. The freshmen, led by PhikeiaDrake, won first for us in the freshmanswimming meet. Drake also won individualhigh honors. Weld broke therecord in the 150-yard backstroke in theMidwest A.A.U. swim held at OmahaFebruary 6 and 7. Cross and Swobodaare also members of the Iowa Stateswimming team. Hansen won first inboth the SO-yard high and low hurdlesIn the all-college track meet held February1,Social Activities: Our annual formaldinner-dance was held at the Sheldon-Munn Hotel on February 7. The musicfor the dinner and dance was furnishedby Stan Stanley and his recording orchestra.If we may express the opinionof the fair sex, the party was a "big success."Hal Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. JimEllis, and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Johnsonreturned for the event. Stewart Vickersand Corbin Redman were sruests. Mr.and Mrs. Jack Dodds and ilr. and Mrs.A, B. Caine acted as chaperons for theevening.Alumni Personals: J. M. Hall, '30, is[423]now working in Birmingham, Alabama,for R. J. Pearse and Associates.ROBERT A. FOCHTKansas Alpha, University of KansasPhikeias: Raymond Kell, Topeka; JoeRoot, Wichita; Kenneth Stevens, Hutchinson.Initiates: February 22, 1931: KennethJohnson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma;Maurice Rice, Paola; Corbin Shepherd,Stockton, California; Owen H. Smith,Marion; Robert Enterkin, McPherson;Fred Wagner, Topeka; Hall Taylor,Lyons; Richard Weaver, Concordia;Floyd Lee, Hays; Jack Bowman, Concordia; Brewster Bartlett, Ellsworths;George Kroenert, Arkansas City; StewartChambers, Kansas City. Missouri.Campus Activities: During the recentconvention of the associated studentcouncil at Atlanta, Georgia, BrotherMeuser was elected as the regional representativeof the West Central Regionof the national student federation ofAmerica. Sangster has been elected tomembership in the Owl Society, juniormen's honorary society. Goodrich andLakin are members of the Mortar andBall. Smiley, White, and Taylor are onthe rifle team. Woodmansee has beenappointed captain of the R.O.T.C. Rankinis a member of the joint committeeof student affairs.Chapter Visitors: Harrv V. Furrer;Jay Wilcox. '30; G. K. Proudfill. Jr., '26;Harold Schmidt, '27; Bebe Callender,'26; D. W, Kimble, '28; Mark Bradford,Whitman.Alumni Personals: C. H. Hodges iswith the Compania Swift de la Plata,S.A., 25 de Mayo, No, 195, Buenos Aires,Argentine, South America. Clark Stouthas been promoted to the position ofTraveling Credit Inspector of the UniversalCredit Company of 20 West 9thStreet, Kansas City, Missouri. C. H.Newman, '05, died at Miami Beach, Florida,from injuries received in an autoaccident. J. W. Currick and family havemoved from Gtanville, Ohio, to GrandSaline, Texas, J. H. Eppinger is salesmanager of the Baptie Chevrolet Company,1433-43 Cleveland Place, Denver,Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sifers oflola, Kansas, anhounce the birth of twins,a boy and a girl, January 10, 1931. BrewsterMorgan and Wilkelmina Andre Que-