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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETAMarch, 1931Alumni Personals: Willtam D. Hurst,Engineers, '31, was home for the holidaysfrom the Virginia Polytechnic Institute,where he has been studying.E. F. GILLIESMaryland Alpha, University of MarylandPhikeias: Otto G. Matheke, Newark,New Jersey; Harry D. J. Carroll, Baltimore;Albert T. Nicholson, Chestertown;Earl L. Edwards, Washington,D.C.; Andrew Lawrie, Newark, New Jersey; Charles Rittenhouse, Baltimore;John D, Gleichman, Cumberland; RobertStreett, Rocks; Ernest Wooden, Jr.,Reisterstown; Elmer Pettit, Hyattsville;Gerald Munson, Riverdale; John Allan,Baltimore; E. Tilden Kelbaugh, Baltimore; John Bowie, Berwyn; CarrollKakel, Towson; Edmund P. Shrewsbury,Upper Marlboro.Chapter House Improvements: A newSilent Automatic water heater has justbeen installed. The phikeias, under thesupervision of the house manager, havebeen busy cleaning up the back yard.Campus Activities: Robert Garrett Isscrubbing for manager of basketball.William Kricker has recently been takenInto OAK, honorary fraternity, and ison the Calvert cotillion committee. NormanPrince Is scrubbing for businessmanager of the Reveille, the annual publication.Edwin WIHse, Harry Hess,Wilbur Jones, George Keseling, and MelvinRoberts are members of the studentband, Robert Beall Is chairman of acommittee of 0 A K to arrange for studentassemblies. Thomas Stone is scrubbingfor business manager of the Diamondback.Social Activities: During the pastmonth several radio dances have beenheld on Saturday nights, A big dancewas held on January 31 to serve as a diversionfrom examination week. We areall looking forward to the junior promweek-end at which time we shall havea house party and dance.Chapter Visitors: Luther Harper, '30;Donald Kieffer, '30; Reese Sewell, '28;Charies Paine, '20; Donald Miller; EdwardRuppert, '20.Alumni Personals: Edward Hudson,'29, is president of the class of '33 ofEvening Law School in Baltimore.Reese Sewell, '28, was recently electedpresident of the Intercollegiate Press As-sociation, George Merrill, '20, has beenappointed to the faculty of Oklahoma A,& M. College. William Berger, '25, ispracticing medicine in Newark, New Jersey,John Reisinger, '24, is on the staffof Johns Hopkins Hospital. MadisonLloyd, '30, and Donald Kieffer, '30, areconnected with the Bell Telephone Companyin Baltimore, NORMAN E. PRINCE^^Massachusetts Alpha, Williams CollegeCampus Activities: Monier is playingregularly at center on the varsity basketballteam, and Phikeias Gagliardi andSincere have won positions at forwardand guard, respectively, on the fres^hinanteam. Van Sant is at right wing onthe varsity hockey team, with Reevesa member of the squad. Mason is actingas assistant manager of swimming, andwill become the manager next year, whileThomas is a member of the varsity squadand Phikeias Church and Lee are siyimmingregularly on the freshman team.DeMallie, Grulee, and Titus are out forthe wrestling team, for which no regularlineup has as yet been chosen. PhikeiaAllen has been elected president ofthe freshman cabinet of the ChristianAssociation. The house is at presentfourth in the race for the intramuralathletic trophy, which we won last year.Lobo and Wallace will meet in the finalround for the college handball championship,and their victory in the Intramuralsshould put us In the lead once more.Social Activities: The college is planningan alumni reunion in Williamstownover the week-end of Washington'sbirthday, and it Is expected that the initiationsof all the houses will take placeat that time. We are hoping for a largeturnout at the initiation banquet, whichwill be held at the house on Sunday eveningwith Tarbox, '92, as toastmaster.Alumni Personals: A. P. Newell, '05,has been nominated as a candidate foralumni representative on the board oftrustees of the college. J. B. Ely, '02,was Inducted into office on January 5 asGovernor of Massachusetts.JOHN J. GIBSON, JR.Massachusetts Beta, Amherst CollegeCampus Activities: Wooster is on thefreshman swimming team. Graf was re-[426]