1987–88 Volume 111 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

football song. He was a graduate of the LincolnSchool of Chiropractic in Indianapolis,and practiced in Wilmington, Delaware untilhis retirement.He then lived in East Orange, New Jerseybefore moving to Fort Lauderdale in 1956.The Board of Directors of the Fort LauderdaleArea Alumni Club recently set a policythat the plaque will be kept by each succeedingpresident of the Club.The Club has chosen its new officers forthe coming year.Robert W. Hoysgaard of Fort Lauderdalewas elected president for the third consecutiveyear. P. David Isenberg of Plantationwas named vice president and John M.Srofe of Boca Raton was named to thesecretary's post. Elected as treasurer wasCurtis J. Kuramoto of West Palm Beach.Jamie R. Meehan of Fort Lauderdale waselected as reporter.The following have been named directors:David S. Brayton, Thomas E. Byrd, RichardB. Forum, William E. Higgins, all ofFort Lauderdale, and Dr. Clem E. Biningerof Fort Lauderdale has been elected anhonorary director.FORT LAUDERDALE: Bob Hoysgaard (Wisconsin '63) was presented a plaque byDwight Rogers, Jr. (Florida '38) at the club's Golf Outing. The plaque had been given toRogers 30 years earlier.PALM BEACH COUNTYOn July 11th the Palm Beach CountyAlumni Association went "all out" hostinga first class rush party for area seniors scheduledto attend college this fall. The Sportsman'sLodge in West Palm Beach catered an"All American Cookout" in the finest sense.There were Golden Legionaires (PaulBennett), just plain good ole alumni likeDean Barclay, active brothers from aroundthe state, Rushees going to schools all overthe state, and coed friends from severalchapters.Without question, everyone, and thatespecially includes the Alumni whoattended, left happy that they were there.Actives from all over the State showed up.Members of the Florida International UniversityPhi Delt Colony drove up fromMiami. Four Brothers and Little Sistersfrom the University of Central Florida, and15 Brothers and Little Sisters from the Universityof Florida drove down from Orlandoand Gainesville.Once the crowd got settled in. HankMassey and Fred Beasley were made teamcaptains for the volleyball games. As thegames developed, jungle rules were employedand everyone developed a goodappetite.After everyone had their fill of the "AllAmerican Cookout," there was a short program.Paul Bennett told the rushees andactives some history about Phi Delt. HarryMassey, "Phi-of-the-Year '75," shared withus his post-graduate involvement with thefraternity. Jamie Hunley, president of FloridaKappa, and Sam Coniglo, president ofFlorida Iota Colony, updated the crowd ontheir chapters' activities. Fred Beasley,representing Florida State, offered amnestyto thpse rushees attending University ofFlorida. Powell Brown, Florida Alpha rushFORT LAUDERDALE: Raffle winners included Dick Clery (Idaho '61), Hank Kline(Franklin '34), David Doumar (Florida State '79), Scott Watson (Florida '82), Mike Singer(Florida State '84) and Steve Rose (Florida State '83).FORT LAUDERDALE: Three generations of Martin Phis were represented at the Juneluncheon of the Fort Lauderdale Area Alumni Club. They are John (Miami-Florida '83). G.Harold (Ohio '21 — initiated at Florida State in 1955) and Jack (Florida '50).20, THE SCROLL, Winter, '87-'88