1964–65 Volume 89 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for NOVEMBER, 1964 153Robert Keller, and Robert Sloan. Becauseof deferred rush our faU pledgeclass is not as large as we would. like; however, we are striving to enlargeit. At present the pledge classis composed of Phikeias JosephStrange, Vienna, Va.; Leon Mayer,Windber, Pa.; Joseph Hall, Newdl;Leon Boncarosky, Charleroi, Pa. Congratulationsare in order for severalof our brothers. Bob Camp of thevarsity basketbaU team was selectedto the AU-Phi second team. JimRoberts is an outstanding perfi.rmeron the varsity gymnastics team. JimDunlap is an up-and-coming outfielder,who played on the freshmanbaseball team. We are especiaUyproud of Steve Rawe, who achievedhis fourth consecutive 4.0 (straightA) average and who was elected presidentof the senior class. Meanwhile,the brothers are busily engaged inintramural athletics and other extracurricularactivities. As a result ofhard work we were able to win thirdplace in the annual Mother's DaySing. With our Anchor Room inshipshape, Roger Nelson, social chairman,is planning a successful socialseason. Highlights of the calendarwill be a spaghetti party. Homecomingand the traditional ChristmasParty.—Robert Kyle Bush, V.-P.WISCONSIN BETA, Lawrence University.—WisconsinBeta embarksupon the new year with great expectations.Last spring Phis wereelected to all four of the top campusleadership positions. Tony Valukasis president of the student body; TimKnabe is president of the InterfratemityCoundl, and heading the LClub this year is Denny Koskelin.Dick Mewaldt was selected to behead freshman counsellor. The chapteris also well represented in tallathletics. Gary Kussow captains thefootball squad and fourteen brothersare on the team, including nine otthe starting eleven. We are all lookingforward to I.F. sports, and wehope to win the supremacy cup torthe seventh consecutive year. AU inall it should be a great year of studyand tun under the leadership ofPresident Lee Edstrom.—Tim Knabe,V.-P.Tony Valukas (Lawrence '65), presidentof the Lawrence student body,was chosen to represent the universityat the White House in Washington,D.C, the weekend of October 3,when President Johnson entertaineda group of student leaders from collegesand universities throughout thecountry.WEST VIRGINIA ALPHA brothers and dates are serenaded by Phi BudSummerfidd at a recent lawn party.WYOMING ALPHA, University ofWyoming.—FoUowing a very successfulrash week which yielded the lonechapter of Wyoming a pledge dassof thirteen men with outstanding potentialin scholastic, athletic, andleadership qualities, Wyoming Alphaset sail once again on "The GoodShip Phi" for another year on thecollege sea. This year the chapter hasinitiated many new programs inhopes of fulfilling our goals in ournewly drawn-up Chapter ImprovementProgram, which went into effectearly this fall. To help in thisprogram, we have with us a formerfield secretary, Ray Hunkins, whowill serve the chapter in the capadtyof a resident counselor while attendingLaw School here. With our newprograms and our recently acquiredpledge dass, we are looking forwardto a most successful and rewardingWYOMINGALPHAPHIKEIAS,FALL, 1964.year. At present our efforts are directedchiefly towards preparationsfor Homecoming, which is of specialinterest to us because it is honoringJohnnie WinterhoUer (Wyoming'39). The new Phikeias are: Dan Acheson,Hillsdale; Dave Hall, RichSteven, Casper; Jim Martin, DarwinPace, Cheyenne; Mike Quealy, Rawlins;Jim Smith, Albin; Mike Wittrock,Carpenter; Mike Cook, St.Louis, Mo.; Marv Haiman, La-Grange, IU.; Tom Jennings, Hines,IU.; Ed Mignery, Bryan, Ohio; JerryRegalia, Healdsburg, Calif. The devotedefforts and unceasing hardwork of our Rush Chairman, BiUStout, were largely responsible forthis exceUent pledge class. New initiatesrecently welcomed into the Bondot the Fraternity are Doug Grant,Terry Rich, and Terry Sharp.—JohnR. Gingles, V.-P