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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA October, 1930most every week-end. Phikeia Egan ismaking a strong bid for the shortstopberth on the varsity nine. Van Ness isthrowing the hammer and putting theshot on the track team. Reddick hasbeen elected to be one of the associateeditors of the Daily Orange for '30-'31.ROGER LOTZNew York Zeta, Colgate University(Received too late for the May SCROLL)Chapter Officers: president, WilliamCreighton; warden, Joseph Franklin;secretary, Hugh Sivell; reporter, RichardLacey; chaplain, F. Reed Alvord;chorister, Robert Kern; steward, RichardDaddona; treasurer, Donald Markham;historian, Robert Jacobi; alumnisecretary, Warren Ingalls.Chapter House Improvements: DuringEaster vacation Balantine had someshrubs planted in front of the porch.A stone sidewalk was laid around theside of the house.Campus Activities: Drake and Laceyfinished up a very successful season withthe track team, running the third andfirst legs respectively on Coach Rourke'srelay outfit that copped two firsts at thePenn Relay carnival. During the seasonthese two men were responsible for theshattering of four Colgate records. Atthe conclusion of the season Lacey waselected captain for next year. Daddonawas the mainstay on Bill Read'sbaseball team. Auert was manager offreshman baseball, Cramer of frosh lacrosse,and Smith of freshman golf.Smith also had a successful season onthe varsity golf team. Kowal, froshbasketball star and holder of the courserecord, was the outstanding man on thefrosh golf team. Evans held down firstbase in fine style on the freshman baseballteam, and also placed third in thekicking contest for those out for springfootball. Reynolds threw the weights onthe track squad, and at the present timeseems slated to play regular halfback onthe football eleven next fall. Holmeswas elected assistant-manager of baseball.Franklin was elected to Skull andScroll honorary senior society. Heplayed guard on the eleven last year.Ashley made a letter in lacrosse. Hamblenwas on the fencing team, being firstman in the epee. Markham and Phillipswere elected to B K E, honorary economicsfraternity, and Cole to 2 r E,geological society. Ed Smith scrubbedtrack, and Bob Johnson scrubbed lacrosse.Social Activities: Junior Prom was anoutstanding success at the house thisyear. The music was provided by HowieThomas and his orchestra.Chapter Visitors: David Johnson, '17;Harold Kennedy, '27; Alfred Kraemer,'14; Albert Salathe, '10; William Kern,'27; Lloyd Beuthel, '26; Fred Stanton,'26; Howard Richardson, '27.Alumni Personals: William Kern, '27,was married on June 14, to Miss EllenOlson of Rochester, New York.RICHARD L. LACEYNorth Dakota Alpha, University ofNorth Dakota(Received too late for the May SCROLL)Chapter Officers: President, Lafe Ludwig;reporter, Allan W. Eynon; secretary,Dick Neirling; treasurer, HarrisThompson; warden, William Mjogdalen;chaplain, Dick Blain; historian,Lynn Crimson; steward, John Larson;convention delegate, Lafe Ludwig, alternate,Lloyd Myster.Chapter House I'mprovements:Through donations by class of '25, atrophy was purchased in memory ofJoseph Drew, Conference title holder ofthe 440. Members of the active andpledge groups have purchased a largescholarship cup on which the name ofthe senior with the highest average willbe engraved.Campus Activities: Keith Crimson waselected to National Playmakers. CharlesMcLaughlin was awarded a letter forservices as cheer leader. Frank Hatelidwas floor manager at the annual militaryBall, April 25. Dick Blain waselected to Scabbard and Blade. LloydMyster and William Mjogdalen wereelected to Blue Key, national honoraryfraternity. Keith Grimson is productionmanager for the Senior class play, MidsummerNight's Dream, to be givenJune 9. Lafe Ludwig is a two year lettermanon the Flickertail track squad.Phi Delt intramural baseball team haswon every game played this season. LafeLudwig plays the part of the prince inthe Russian ballet The Enchanted Princ-[76]