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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA October, 1930Chapter Visitors: Ed Lewis, provincepresident; Bill Bailey, chapter adviser;Hastings Kendall; M. K. Home, Jr.;Dugar Shands; Fred Sandifer; were allpleasant visitors on the campus duringthe rushing season.WILLIAM A. ADAMS, JR.Minnesota Alpha, University of Minnesota(Received too late for the May SCROLL)Phikeias: WilHam Hoeft, Rochester;Glen Bethel, Bemidji.Initiates: May 11. Walter Hargesheimer,Rochester; Edward McAfee,Minneapolis; Fred Taylor, Minneapolis;Glen Giere, Rochester; Paul Pinkerton,St. Paul.Campus Activities: Painter is chairmanof the General Arrangements Committeefor the senior prom. PhikeiaLicht is out for freshman baseball. Thechapter is very active in spring intramuralathletics having teams in baseball,diamond ball, tennis, golf and horseshoe,entered in competition. Otterness, perhapsthe best pole vault man Minnesotahas ever had, is planning on vaulting forthe Illinois Athletic Club this summer.Carlson has been initiated into T B IIhonorary engineering fraternity. Ziegelmaierand Rogers have received membershipin Silver Spur, honorary juniorsociety. Painter and Tanner are nowmembers of Grey Friars, honorary seniorsociety. Morse has received the appointmentof assistant hockey manager,Phikeia Hargeshiemer has become oneof the sports writers on the MinnesotaDaily staff. Guthrie was one of the menin charge of the National Convention ofScabbard and Blade, which was held here.Morean, all sophomore president, andMorse were members of the groupwhich was in charge of the SophomoreFrolic,Social Activities: An informal partywas held at the chapter house April 26.The spring house party is to be held theweekend of May 31 at Dixie Lodge, BalsamLake, Wisconsin. Morean is makingthe arrangements for the affair.Chapter Visitors: Clark McVay, Arizona;J. Wilson, Pennsylvania; WalterO. Beets, Oklahoma; Charles Le Moine,Jr., Idaho; John Taylor, Kansas.ROGER J, HAYES[72]Missouri Alpha, University of MissouriPhikeias: Edward Jenkins, Sedalia;J, W, Reading, Louisiana; Sye Parks,Sedalia; F. L. Norton, Trenton; James•W. Suddah, Warrensburg; EdwardMinor, Kansas City; William Allee,Preston, Arizona; E. V. Burton, Mexico.Jack Knapper, Kansas City; W. H.Owens, Lebanon; William B. Neate, Columbia;Junior Little, Kansas City;Charles Henry, Jr., Kansas City; Thos.H. Wallace, St. Joseph; Robert Beachey,Jr., Kansas City; R. H. Hoover, KansasCity; Horace F. Blackwell, Jr., Lexington,James Kidd, St. Louis,Chapter House Improvements: Duringthe summer Shepherd bought new rugsfor the lower floor and had the housepainted inside. The floors on the firstfloor were also refinished. At the presentthe house looks the best it has foryears.Campus Activities: Phikeias Ellis andFlentge, and Mantz are out for the varsityfootball team. We are also wellrepresented on the freshman footballteam with Phikeias Blackwell, Knapper,Henry, and Jenkins out. Goetz is againhead cheer leader. Robinson and Goetzare out for the-polo team. Goetz is onthe Student Council this year, Harrisonis active on the staff of the MissouriStudent.Social Activity: Missouri Alpha is givinga dance October 4, in honor of herPhikeias.Alumni Personals: Franc A. Barada,'29; Compton Tucker, '30; Sidney Neate,'28; James Allee, '28; J. L. Reading,'30; and Frank Houston, '22, were alldown for rush week.THOMAS W. BOTSFORDMissouri Beta, Westminster CollegePhikeias: Elliott Betts, WebsterGroves, Missouri; Samuel Coultas, St.Louis; Randolph Durham, St, Louis;Robert Finks, Clinton, Missouri; HickmanFisher, Foley, Missouri; DouglasGalbreath,^C:iayton, Missouri; Tom Callaway,University City, Missouri; OliverHope, Cape Girardeau, Missouri; CharlesPhillips, Kansas City, Missouri; PriceReed, St. Louis; John Reeves, Sanford,North Carolina; Ed Singleton, Fulton,Missouri; James Sloss, Webster Groves,Missouri; Qarence Todd, University