1905-06 Volume 30 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL. 415average strength and weight but are untried. We have iq the crew squad,Bros. D. Hendrie, who is rowing number four in the varsity boat, J. Hendrieand C. Bilyeu in the third crew, Rogers stroke of the freshman crew,and Kitson Coxswain of the freshman crew.The track team has been represented in a number of indoor meets and hasdone fairly well. There is first class material for the sprints, and several goodmen for the hurdles, but the team will be weak in distance and weightevents, unless some more promising candidates are developed. Bros. Kitson,Brown, Wolstenholme and Klaer are on the track squad.We are still keepiog up our interest in all lines of uoiversity work, if anything,with increased activity* and as a result our chapter is represented innearly every kind of activity. At the recent elections of the senior class,Bro. Ludlow was elected second honor man and Brg. Hendrie third honorman; Bro. J. Hendrie was also elected class historian. Bro. Goodin hasbeen elected a member of the Hare Law Club, of which Bro. Tobias is vicepresident,Bro. Hobbs is a member of the 1906 College Record committeeand Bro. Tobias is on the 1906 Law Record commiitee. Bro. Appleton issecretary and treasurer of the Intercollegiate Bowling League. Bro. Welshhas just been appointed chairman of the class day committee, of which Bro.Dieterle is a member; Bro. J. Hendrie, chairman of the Franklin memorialcommittee; Bro. Collins, a member of the senior banquet committee, andBro. Sawyer, chairman of the junior banquet committee.Philadelphia, March 31, 1906.j. WILLIAM HARDT.PENNSYLVANIA ETA, LEHIGH UNIVERSITY.The teams are at last out and working hard under the inspiration of goodweather and coaches. Track and lacrosse have shown up especially well;but owing to the lack of available pitching material baseball is rather behindthe field. However, as the men are all working hard, Bro. Daughertyhopes to turn out a good team. Pennsylvania Eta, as usual, is representedon the squads, having Bro. Fair, baseball, Bro. Smith, lacrosse, and Bro.Stites on the track.Early in March this chapter had a bowling contest with PennsylvaniaAlpha; both teams rolled well so we are justly proud of defeating ourbrothers from Easton.Alumni Day was observed in the customary manner and we enjoyed amost pleasant evening with a number of the old men.The boys are now looking forward to the annual banquet with the Lafayettechapler.Lehigh, as well as the chapter, regrets the loss of Bros. Pierce and Cosgrove.Bro. Pierce was a varsity football man last season, center on thebasketball team two seasons and last spring tied the Lehigh record for highjump. He is now with an engineering company at McKeesport, Pa. Bro.Cosgrove, we are glad to say, expects to return next year.Bro. Hanst has distinguished himself by making T B II, the honorarytechnical society here.South Bethlehem, April 8, 1906.E. DURYEA JOH.NSTONE.PENNSYLVANIA THETA, PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGESince our last letter we have pledged W. E. Fowler, '09, Montgomery,Pa., and N. K. Gallinger, of Pittsburg, Pa. We have been quite unfortunatein losing two of our brothers. Bro. Carpenter, '09, has withdrawn