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

GREAT CONVENTION MUSIC was furnished by outstanding Indiana Epsilon Chorus and Ed Love, Mu WestProvince President, official Convention organist.Beginning with the Wednesday noon luncheon,all Convention meals were served in theattractive Viennese Room of the Huntington-Sheraton. Wednesday's luncheon was informal.The second session and the first one for theconduct of the Fraternity's business at closedsessions convened at two o'clock Wednesdayafternoon. Written reports of the Fraternity'sofficers, previously printed and distributed tothe delegates, were formally accepted. ReportsWere made by the Committee on Rules andOrder of Business, chaired by the President butreported by Richard Adams (Purdue '42) of theReno Alumni Club and the Credentials Committee,of which Walter Draper (Illinois '36),Iota South Province president, was chairman.These reports were followed by the first ofmany reports during the Convention by W. C."BiU" Whitlow (Westminster '40), president ofMu East Province and chairman of the importantCommittee on Constitution and GeneralStatutes.These reports were followed by the traditionalpresidential address.PAST PRESIDENTS OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL PRESENT. Eight of fifteen living P.P.G.C.s attended theConvention to lend their participation in discussions and inspiration, particularly to undergraduates. Standing:Sam McKenzie, 1962-64; Clem E. Bininger, 1960-62; H. L. Stuart, 1958-60;'O. J. TaUman, 1946-48; Emmett Junge,1948-50. Seated: Dean Hoffman, 1936-38; George Housser, 1950-52; and George Banta, Jr., 1932-34.