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

VoL LV, No. 1THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETAwas the chaperon and handled the partyin an excellent manner. Morrison wasin charge of the party.Chapter Visitors: Peters, '13; Mason,'95,Alumni Personals: Harry Johnstone,'27 is to be married to Miss KathleenYerger of Mobile, Alabama, on June24, 1930. J. H. MCKANENew York Beta, Union CollegePhikeias: Edward T. Barna, Cohoes,New York; Daniel F. Flinn, Schenectady,New York; Charles B. Griffith,Westport, New York; Wilmot D, Griffith,Watertown, New York; EdwardJ. Kent, Cambridge, New York; EdwardA. Stephenson, Washington, D.C.;Charles R, Tinker, Hudson, New York;Harry Parker, Schenectady, New York.Chapter House Improvements: A newVictor Radio was recently purchasedwhich is a great asset to our parlor. Abed room was completely refurnished bythe ladies auxiliary. During the summermonths the servant's quarters werecompletely repainted by Bloomfield. Thedining room chairs have been recovered.Campus Activities: Cummings waselected captain of tennis at the springelections. Catone, Noerager, Dorn andParker are out for football. Dill wasstar pitcher on the freshman baseballteam and Higgins was star third baseman.Higgins was also on the froshtennis team. Murphy was elected businessmanager of the Idol at the springpublication elections and was also electedto H A E. Noerager was out for trackand Brother VanWert was awarded hisletter in track. Ryan was awarded aletter in baseball. Beers was awardedAUA for swimming.Social Activities: The committee isworking hard to have a successful freshmanreception on September 27.Chapter Visitors: Brothers Skinner ofMissouri T; Loomis, '25; Crough, VermontA; McGowan, '26; Griffith, '98;Stephenson, Illinois B; Wittner, '24;Brigham, '26; Werle, '30; DeRoville,'30; Ryan, *30.Alumni Personals: The engagementof Ira C. Werle has recently been announced.Robert Patterson, Union, '12,was recently nominated for the positionof United States Judge, by President[75]Hoover. Patterson graduated fromUnion with honors.New York Epsilon, Syracuse University(Received too late for the May SCROLL)Phikeia: Patrick Egan, Westfield,Mass.Chapter House Improvements: Thelawn about the house has been cleanedand the flower beds around the porchesspaded which adds much to the appearanceof the house now that spring hasarrived.Campus Activities: At the annualBlock S dinner held in Archbold gymnasiumApril 29, Van Ness was presentedthe Corpse and Coffin Footballtrophy by Coach Andreas for being themost valuable man to the team duringthe 1929 season. At senior Convocationrecently. Van, as secretary of theSenior class, was automatically made amember of the permanent executivecommittee of the class of '30. Charlebois,as chairman of the ticket committeefor the Block S dinner, was one of theeight undergraduates, in charge of thisannual affair, Henward was a memberof the speaker's committee. Newport,commodore of crew, is busy at LongBranch as the sweepswingers prepare tofeather their oars in the attempt to showNavy their "wash" in their meeting ofMay 10. The following men were pledgedto honorary societies on Moving-UpDay: 4' K A, George Dunlop; Corpseand Coffin, George Schultze, and HaroldFisher; Monx Head, Phikeia Egan.Lovell has been elected to a senior honorary.Chapter Visitors: Seybolt, Penn State;Chrisinger. Gettysburg. ROGER LOTZNew York Epsilon, Syracuse UniversityChapter Officers: President, RogerLotz, treasurer, Howard Meeker; warden,Kenneth Mooney; reporter, WilliamBlaine; historian, Bentley Egbertson;chaplain, Andrew Malatesta; secretary.Dean Reddick; alumni secretary, WilliamPapworth.Campus Activities: Position on theArt Staff of The Orange Peel. Nelson,captain of golf, is practicing on theHnks daily with the team with matches