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

332 THE SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for MAY, 1965PHI COACHES AT OHIO U: (left to right): WilUam R. Hess, Ohio '44, football; Dave Wagner, Ohio '61, freshmanfootball and baseball; Stanley Huntsman, Wabash '54, track, and Robert Wren, Ohio '43, baseball.made its presence felt in both town and campussince the dynamic graduate of Brown Universitybecame the 161-year-old University's 15thpresident three years ago. And he has becomewidely known nationally through his service asJob Corps Coordinator under President Johnson,as well as through a recent 14-page featurearticle in Life.Brother Hecht, who was the University'salumni secretary before assuming his presentpost, was a traveling secretary for * A 6 beforejoining Ohio's administrative staff.Brother Johnson, past president of the NationalAssociation of Insurance Agents, hasserved the University in many capacities andDIRECTOR of Hudson Health Center, University'smedical center for 12,000 students, is Dr. Everett D.Mattmiller, Indiana '47.has been a trustee since 1946. He served fourterms as chairman and, in 1954, directed a successfulnationwide Sesquicentennial Scholarshipdrive which raised more than $400,000.Brother Rutherford, a past president of theAlumni Association, is a trophy winner andofficer of the Ohio Association of InsuranceAgents. He is president of a company which recentlycompleted a $2.6 million apartmentcomplex and''$l million recreation center inAthens.The latter two are directors of the Ohio UniversityFund, Inc., a development group whichalso includes Walter Shapter (Ohio '20) andJoe S. Gill (Ohio '38).Prominent also in the administration hasbeen C. Don McVay (Ohio '15) who recentlycompleted his seventh term on the board oftrustees and is retired vice president and generalcounsel for the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company.He is also a past president of the Alumni Association,as is Grosvenor S. McKee (Ohio '16),who was elected to the post twice. Brother Mc­Kee, retired as vice president of Talon, Inc.,has served the Fraternity as chairman of the* A e Educational Foundation. And now thenewest national president of the Ohio UniversityAlumni Association is another Phi, Milton J.Taylor (Ohio '50).The new director of the University's Schoolof Architecture is James A, Clark (Michigan'39), who has gained much prominence in hisfield. Recently he addressed the seventh annualAuburn University Conference on InternationalAffairs on the topic, "Poverty and the PopulationExplosion." The assignment resultedfrom his visits to Russia and Poland where hestudied planning and housing developments ac-(Continued on page 335)