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

THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETA October, 1930Pennsylvania Alpha, Lafayette CollegeAffiliate: September 26. 1930—KennethGlenn, '32, from Colgate.Chapter House Improvements: Duringthe summer the house was gone over bya carpenter, and all necessary repairsmade. New porch furniture was boughtsoon after we got back, and many of therooms have been repapered, and thewoodwork repainted.Campus Activities: Tellier, Mundy,and Wermuth are on the varsity footballteam, and Phelps, and O'Neill are varsitysubstitutes; all these brothers are playinggood football. J. McAbee. Schenck, andBoehringer are preparing for the openinggame of the soccer season. J, McAbeeis captain of this sport, and is workinghard for a good season. Creitz is prepar­was elected chairman of the Rushingcommittee. J. McAbee was elected asrepresentative to the national convention.Initiate: May 5, 1930: Richard West,Easton, Pennsylvania.ing for his second year as a member ofthe cross-country team. Phelps is againbusiness manager of the Lafayette Lyre,while Mattison is circulation manager ofthe same magazine. Book, Laub, Brown,and Boehringer are also members of theChapter House Improvements: Duringthe summer months general repairs of football. Boehringer, and Wermuth. staff. Brown is also assistant managerare being made on the house.are members of Calumet, honoraryCampus Activities: $ A 0 was well representedsophomore society. Wermuth is alsoin baseball this spring, Tellier warden of the class of 1933.and Mundy playing on the varsity; and Social Activities: Under the new rushingplan, rushing started September 29,Wermuth playing freshman baseball.Roberts was one of the outstanding and will continue for two weeks; at theplayers on the lacrosse team. As captainof the golf team for the second ential system of bidding in which theend of this time there will be a prefer­year, Rothenberg played a splendid freshman states his choice to a committeeof the faculty. The committeegame. Brown was elected assistantmanager of the golf team. Wenzel, informs the freshman if he has receivedPhelps, and Mattison were out for spring a bid from the house of his choice.football practice. Moore and Crietz were Chapter Visitors: Rosser, ex'30. Millman,'30, and Roberts, ex'31.consistent performers on the undefeatedtrack team. J. McAbee was out forE. A. MCABEEspring soccer practice. E. McAbee wasout for varsity tennis, E. Phelps wasre-elected business manager of the Lyre,and Mattison was elected circulation Pennsylvania Beta, Gettysburg Collegemanager; Laub and Boehringer were alsoelected to the business staff.Initiate: May 6, 1930. Kenneth H,McMillen.Social Activities: The alumni banquet Chapter House Improvements: Twelvewas held June 6 at which time a number new wicker chairs were purchased forof the brothers visited the house, and the front porch. The house and propertyin general have been cleaned inenjoyed the evening with the activebrothers.preparation for mothers' day.Chapter Visitors: J. T. Baker. '82;H. F. Laub, '03; N, R. Turner, '99.Campus Activities: Walker, McCarty,and Hardy were elected to the studentE. A. MCABEE tribunal. Bowers and Hardy wereelected president and treasurer respectivelyof the French club. Good was[82]elected secretary of the InterfraternityCouncil, Anderson is chairman of theannual French club dance. Stoner andE. McMillen still continue to be two ofthe outstanding players on our undefeatedbaseball team. Zeigler is playingremarkable tennis, having been defeatedbut once in twelve matches.EDWIN A. J, HARDYPennsylvania Beta, Gettysburg CollegeChapter House Improvements: Thehedge which surrounds the house wastrimmed down so as to provide a moreluxuriant growth in the future. A newlamp shade was placed in the entrancehall.Campus Activities: McMillen and