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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA October, 1930more; Colonel Farrell and son, Vanderbilt;Earle C. Anthony, '03; Stanley V.Walton, '03; Ray Kenison, University ofCalifornia at Los Angeles; Pete DesJardin and Roderick, Stanford; RussellCarter and Watson Fritz, Arizona.Alumni Personal: John Henry Buckley,'28, and wife are rejoicing over therecent arrival of a baby girl.DONWESTCalifornia Beta, Stanford UniversityNew Officers: president, Leo Devlin;warden, John Parker; reporter, StuartWarner; secretary, Francis Bates; historian,Jack Eagal; chaplain, Harold Allen;chorister, Bill Clark; rushing chairman,Austin Clapp; House manager BudHawkins will continue work in his -office.Bill Best was elected assistant housemanager.Chapter House Improvement: Worktoward a new house is progressing.Campus Activities: Carol Wynn hasbeen running a table this summer andhas been collecting room rent from summerboarders as a means of making thehouse pay while not occupied by the activechapter. There are no regularcampus activities during the summer.Chapter Visitors: Joe Reynolds, OregonState, lived at the house during Augustand September. Fred Young,Swarthmore, spent a week with us whileon his way to Yellowstone Park. Fredstopped in again on the way home to LosAngeles and brought Phikeia Steve Millerof University of California at LosAngeles with him. Purdue also fromSwarthmore, spent a night with us.Several of the brothers from CaliforniaAlpha stopped in while on their way toRolph's ranch for a rushing party.BERCHMAN R. DEVLINColorado Alpha, University of Colorado(Received too late for the May SCROLL)Chapter House Improvements: Thechimney of the main fireplace has beenrepaired to improve the draft. All ofthe second and third floor rooms will becompletely refurnished this summer.Campus Activities: Sturges has one ofthe leads in the senior play. Hays, chairmanof the Band Concert Committee,has taken an active part in the foundingof M 2 X, local band fraternity. The[64]soft and hard ball teams have reachedthe semi-finals in the intramural balltournament. Intramural track seasonbegins Saturday, May 10. Jeff Buck hasbeen pledged to H K N, honorary electricalengineering fraternity, Jim Snow hasbeen pledged to ^ P 2, medical fraternity.Jack Shjppey is doing an act in theII E II vaudeville. * A 0 will have abooth in the 11 E n carnival. With thecompletion of the new B 0 n and A 2 *houses the campus will have practicallyall new houses. The A O H and the ^ K Tchapters moved into their new housesthis year. Jeff Buck has been electedsecretary of S T. Alvin Franks is headof the Engineers' Day committee. Collinshas been elected captain of the swimmingteam for next year.Social Activities: The spring dancewas held at the chapter house May 10.It will be carried out as a Crest Dance.The Mothers' Day banquet was held onthe same day.Chapter Visitors: Floyd Major, thetraveling secretary, visited the chapterduring the week of April 27. We certainlyappreciated his constructive suggestionsand feel that through him wehave been brought in closer contact withthe General Headquarters. A number ofalumni including Ed. Williams, presidentof Xi Province and Abbett, chapter adviserwere at the meeting in which Majorpresided.Alumni Personals: Lee Johnson, '28,and wife; Neal McDonald. '29; andFrank Potts and wife were chapter visitorslast week. S. RICHARD SERINGGeorgia Delta, Georgia School of TechnologyPhikeias: Sidney B. Allen, ThomasBothwell, Decatur, Georgia; Fred Cassells,William H. Chambers, Wink A.Davis, Robert Marion, Jr., Jack Martin,Dan O'Callagan, and Charles W. Wolcott,Jr., of Atlanta, Georgia; GeorgeChastain, Montezuma, Georgia; DudleyFrazer, Nashville; James M. Kimbrough,Griffin, Georgia; J. A. McAllister, Hawkinsville,Georgia; W. J. McCoy, Meridian,Mississippi; William T. Millican, Macon,Georgia; Frank Ridley, LaGrange,Georgia; Albert Rodenbough, St. Augustine,Florida; Robert J. Warner, Hickory,North Carolina, and Robert W. Wilson,West Palm Beach, Florida.