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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA October, 1930Holmes died at Monrovia, California,May 7, 1929. RICHARD H. KIENEKentucky Alpha-Delta, Centre CollegePhikeias: Joe King, Ashland, Kentucky; Jack Goode, Nashville, Tennessee; Billy Holman, Bowling Green, Kentucky; Burf ord Davis, Harrodsburg,Kentucky; Louis Bonta, Harrodsburg,Kentucky; Joe Hayward, Danville, Kentucky.Campus Activities: Rodman and Faurestare playing singles and as a doublesteam in varsity tennis, Robertson ranthe dashes with the varsity track team.Hedrick and Phikeias Goode and Haywardwere on the freshman track team.Bininger was initiated into 9 A K, nationalhonorary activities fraternity, andalso into Ye Rounde Table, scholarshipsociety. Schoolfield has charge of theCento, college paper, as editor-in-chiefand Morgan is business manager of thepaper. Taylor and Bradshaw were onthe varsity golf team, Bradshaw wasalso manager of the team, Robertsonwas initiated into K ^ K, national educationfraternity.Chapter Visitors: Long, '29; Faurest,'28; Patterson, ex-'30.Alumni Personals: Tom Catlett, '28,and Miss Rebecca Collyer, of Paris, Kentucky,were married last spring and wentto Oklahoma to live, Catlett has a positionthere. L. B. Herrington, Centre,'01, of Louisville, Kentucky, was electedpresident of the Kentucky Traction &Terminal Company. He is also presidentof both Kentucky Utilities and LexingtonUtilities, MASON M. SCHOOLFIELD[70]Louisiana Alpha, Tulane UniversityNew Officers: president, Frank Stewart; reporter, John Glover; warden,Pierre Thibaut; treasurer, RandolphFeltus; house manager, Frank Smith;recording secretary, Jesse Rainwater;alumni secretary, Paul Hogan; chaplain,Julian Howell; historian Elmer Mc-Cance.Initiate: June 9, 1930. Thomas JeffersonCunningham, Jr,; Pine Bluff,Arkansas.Chapter House Improvements: Thehouse opens this fall in an entirely renovatedcondition, both the inside and outsidehaving been painted and the necessaryrepair work done.Campus Activities: Louisiana Alphastarts the year with a very distinctiveposition on the campus. In the seriesof elections held last spring the followingmen were elected to the designatedoffices: Edward Gessner, president ofthe student body of the College of Engineeringand president of the entire Tulanestudent body and student council;McCance, vice-president of the Collegeof Business Administration student body;and Feltus, president of the Junior classof the College of Arts and Sciences.Gessner was also elected to K A '^ and4- *, later becoming president of thelatter. Both are senior honorary fraternities.Rainwater and Gessner wereinitiated into the "T" Club.In athletics the chapter is also wellrepresented. Dawson and McCance, lettermenin football have returned withHodgins, Cunningham, and Phikeia Mackcoming up from the freshman eleven oflast year. Lettermen in basketball, track,and golf have also returned, with sophomoreprospects in these sports and inbaseball, tennis, and boxing.Chapter Visitors: June, 1930, Knowles,California, '28; King, Georgia Tech, '26;Braham, Vanderbilt, '32.RANDOLPH FELTUSMaine Alpha, Colby College(Received too late for the May SCROLL)Initiates: April 30, 1930, Rondell J.McCaffrey, '33, Newport, Vermont; RobertK. Walker, '2>Z, Barnet, Vermont.Campus Activities: Ferguson, Grady,and Hatch are members of the varsitybaseball squad. Walker and PhikeiaChilds are playing regular with the froshbaseball aggregation. Giles, '30, is captainof Track, and Lunt, Shaw, Terry,Perkins, and Sherden are on the squad.On May 3, •$ A 9 won second place inthe interfraternity, Druid Cup, trackmeet.Social Activities: April 11, Maine Alphaheld its annual Spring formal atthe Elmwood Hotel, There were aboutfifty couples of active members, andalumni present. April 12, a chaser dancewas held at the chapter house, with music