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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA May, 1931the university year is almost finished,there is little activity in sports.Social Activities: The annual springformal dance was held on March 3 in theHotel Vancouver. It was the largest andbest yet put on. As the spring term isfinished on April 24, the annual banquetand installation of officers will be heldApril 25.Chapter Visitors: Mark Bradford,Traveling Secretary and Charles E.Gaches, President of Pi Province, spentseveral days with the chapter recently.G. SHELDON ROTHWELLCalifornia Gamma, University of Californiaat Los AngelesPhikeias: J. David Reams, Pasadena;Del Rohrbough, Glendale; John Burley,Alhambra; Billy Doeg, Santa Monica.Initiates: March 1, 1931, Leslie Haight,Robert Barragar, Walter Barragar, WilliamHorn, Arthur Schaefer.Chapter House Improvements: A davenportand chair to match for the livingroom were given to the chapter lastmonth by the Mothers' Club. The chapteralso received two club card tables donatedby the father of Brother Kemp.Campus Activities: Smith, Haight,Jacobsen, Norfleet, Bergdahl, Stoefen,and Phikeia Keeble are out for springfootball which started the first of March.McCann went to Stanford March 5 withthe polo team. Schaefer is playing rightdefense on the second varsity ice hockeyteam. Phikeia Doeg competed in thefinals of the Bankers Tennis Tournamentand was defeated only after a hardbattle. Lockett was recently initiated intoA K^, honorary economic fraternity, andhas placed in two dual meets in the 100and 220 yard dashes. He holds the universityrecord for the last event. Milumand Schaefer are members of the Men'sBoard which put on the annual Men'sDo this year. The chapter won the interfraternitybasketball championship and isin third place in total points with a goodchance of winning the title. Tafe is seniortennis manager and Phikeia Doeg is playingsecond man on the freshman tennisteam. Reynolds recently took the leadingrole in the fourth edition of CampusCapers, university stage production.Social Activities: During the pastmonth a series of rush parties have beengiven. The Founders' Day banquet wascelebrated March 16 at the MasonicTemple in conjunction with the Los AngelesAlumni Club. Approximately ISOwere present. The sixth annual Barndance was again held at Whiting's Ranch,April 2, and voted another success. Thechapter entertained about 20 alumni atthe house Sunday afternoon March 29.A baseball game was played followed bya buffet supper.Chapter Visitors: Mark Bradford,traveling secretary, spent five days at thechapter house. Harbert Hartley, '27,Scribner Birlenbach, '27, have visited thehouse. Maxwell, president of the alumniclub and Deutsch, Cornell, '27, attendedfraternity meeting March 2. WalterGarmshausen, '26, Simon Amestoy, '25,Donald Diehl, '29, Frances Lyon, '27,Carroll Stillson, California.Alumni Personals: Harvey Tafe, '27,is one of four candidates being consideredfor the position of Graduate Managerof the associated students. He hashad several years of business experiencein other fields and has been working forthe past year as assistant to the presentgeneral manager.WILLIAM MCCANNColorado Alpha, University of ColoradoNew Officers: Ernest H. Collins, President;Monroe Tyler, Warden; LeslieWilliams, Secretary; Jack H. Shippey,Reporter; Richard Sturges, Chaplain;Russell Morris, Historian; A. G. Buck,Alum.ni Secretary.Campus Activities: Smith Ketchumwon his bouts in the intramural boxingtournament. Bauserman reached semifinalsin the wrestling tournament. W.Morris had a lead and four freshmen hadsuper parts in the Players Club play forthe winter quarter, and they werePhikeias Goodman, Ritter, Keith, andDye. Colorado Alpha has entered teamsin intramural debating and bowling.Campus activities are lax during the fewweeks which precede the week of finals.W. Morris has been appointed chairmanof the Sophomore prom committee. Shippey,Sturges and Morris became associatemembers of the Colorado Stagers, Seringis honorary undergraduate member andwas last year's student representative.Phikeias Brown and Field are out forspring football. Sturges has one of theleads in the Little Theater plays thisquarter. There is quite an interest in inrsio]