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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA October, 1930Campus Activities: The NorthwesternCircus was held May 1, 2, and 3. Thechapter participated in the main showand in the parade. Parkard was appointedto the Student Council for thisyear. Brandt, and Phikeias Fencl andLeach played on the freshman baseballsquad.Social Activity: The formal party ofthe year was held May 24, at the chapterhouse^Chapter Visitors: Chris Branning, Wabash,'31, and Dryer, Wabash, '26, werehere for the circus.Alumni Personals: Illinois Alpha sincerelylaments the death of a popularalumnus, Arthur Hedenschoug. BrotherHedenschoug passed the bar examinationlast year, and was practicing law inChicago. He died of scarlet fever. Hewas buried at his home in Princeton,Illinois.HOLLY WROKKIllinois Delta, Knox CollegeChapter House Improvement: A newcombination radio and victrola was purchasedlast spring.Campus Activity: Sherman, Murphy,McBride, Wilson, Sloan and (jault weremembers of the varsity track squad.New Officers: President, Paul Block;secretary, Lewis; treasurer, Gault; reporter,Sloan; warden, Murdoch; chaplain.Ban-on; historian. Woods; alumnisecretary, Nash.Social Activities: The annual Springparty was held at the Soangetaha Countryclub Saturday, May 3. The musicwas furnished by the Vagabonds ofPhiladelphia. A large number of alumniwere in attendance.Chapter Visitors: George Topping,Don Baily, Jeffrey Walton, and DickHurburgh, Chicago. Frank Belsley,Peoria, Illinois. Richard Barron, Aurora,Illinois.RALPH SLOAN[66]Indiana Alpha, Indiana UniversityPhikeias: Robert Andrews, Bloomington; Joseph Auf derheide, Seymour;Charles Allen, Greenfield; Robert Bates,Indianapolis; Grant Bell, Bloomington;Robert Billman, Sullivan; William Boyd,Columbus; Robert Bishop, Reno, Nevada; Earl Crawford, Michigan City;Gerald Deer, Indianapolis; Vernon Heckman,Pekin, Illinois; James Harvey, Indianapolis; Harry Hutto, Kokomo; DonaldJones, Elwood; Hubert Kessel, Newcastle; Robert Kemper, Columbus; RobertLoser, Indianapolis; Robert Long,Muncie; Norbert Myers, Columbus;John Menaugh, Salem; Ray Miller,Logansport; Rogers, Bloomington; Nor-'man Reaves, Jr., Knightstown; JamesStuart, Indianapolis; and Carl Sandburg,Chicago.Initiates: June 7, 1930—Howard W.Harrell, Arthur Harrell, Elwood, Indiana;Jack E. Warner, Chicago; WilliamS. Arms, Attica, Indiana.Campus Activities: MuUin, presidentof the chapter last spring was chosen asthe outstanding journalist of the class of1930. Unger received the Balfour Awardlast spring for bringing the most honorto his university in wrestling. Hoover,Dill, Gordon, Arms, and Phikeias Williams,Crawford, and Aufderheide areout for football. Phikeias Watson,Heckman, and Menaugh won their numeralsin track last spring. Watsonis a member of the varsity cross countryteam this fall. Heckman is a member ofthe "Famous Hundred," University Band.Huhlman is assistant in the commerceschool, McDaniels and Crawford are onthe directors' staff of "Garrick Gayeties."Crawford is editor of the Redbook,a student directory. Rake is amember of the Union Board, and theY.M.C.A. cabinet. Welke and Alsop aremembers of the Sphinx Club, McDanielsand Phikeias Kessel are members ofSkull and Crescent.JOHN P. CRAWFORDIndiana Beta, Wabash CollegeChapter House Improvements: At ameeting of the alumni during graduationdefinite plans were decided upon towardremodeling the house. A year from thisfall we hope to have practically a newhouse. Some twenty alumni were backfor graduation and we were glad to havethem all.Campus Activities: Gerard was electedcaptain of the golf team and editor ofthe Caveman. Binford was made featureeditor of the Bachelor and was also amember of the golf team. Stanfordwas made a member of Blue Key andthe Sphinx Club. Raiser and C. Campbellwon minor awards in swimming.