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

422 THE SCROLL.OHIO ETA, CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE.The spring of 1906 finds Ohio Eta continuing in a very prosperous condition.The present roll of the chapter consists of twenty-three members, andtwo new men pledged, Horace J. Allen, '07, Cleveland Ohio, and WilliamA. Graves, '09, Warren Pa.Bros. John N. Barkdull, '07, and Claude S. McKenzie, '09, did not returnto college this term. Bro. Barkdull is at present with the ClevelandElectric Railway Co. We are pleased to have with us in college this termBro. Thomas C. Frame, Pennsylvania Gamma, '05. Twelve men are livingin the house at present,—eight active members and four alumni- Bro.Howey C. Booth, ex-'o7, who has been living in the house during the falland winter is now at Johnstown, Pa., in the employ of the Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Co. of Cleveland.Of the five men graduated last year, two are at present in the city. Bro.H. L. Steiner is with the Cleveland Electric Railway Co., and Bro. F. L.Hickok is with the National Malleable Castings Co.Bro. Clinton D. Hoyt, '98, formerly located at Washington, D. C, is nowin Mexico City, Bro. J. H. Byerley, '95, is living for the present in LosAngeles, Cal. A Phi who has lately come to this city and who has takenan interest in the active chapter is Bro, J. M. Woodward, KentuckyAlpha, '91, of the firm of Thurston, Bates & Woodward. Bro. M. C. Haldeman,Pennsj'lvania Epsilon, '03, called on us March 20.On March 2 a very scccessful smoker was held at the chapter house atwhich about thirty alumni were present. The home concert of the glee andmandolin club took place on February 9. We were represented by Bros.IngersoU (leader^) Barkdull (.manager,) Spelman, Ensworth, Fritz, andGraves (pledged.)March 15 the alumni banquet was held at the fraternity house. Rev.Lee S. McCollister, Ohio Epsilon, '81, was guest of honor. A full accountof the event will be found under the lists of alumni clubs.Fifty-five Case men went to Erie, Pa., on March 23 to visit the Erie CityIron Works. Among them were Bros. Baker, Denison, Emerson, IngersoU,Metcalf, Spelman, Vicary, Bourne and Converse.A pleasant evening was spent on March 29 by the chapter. A dance washeld at which thirty-five couple were present. Among them might be mentionedBro. and Mrs. B. D. Quarrie, Bro. and Mrs. J. A. Sullivan, Bro. andMrs. R. R. Braggins, and of the other alumni Bros. E. C. Braun, Ohio Beta,'04, T. I. Eagleson, Ohio Beta, ex-'07, G. S. Case, '04, H. L. Steiner, '05,F. L. Hickok, '05, T. W. Ely, '05, M. C. Sickles, '05, J. N. Barkdull, ex-'07, and W. C. Schroeder, ex-'o7, all of Ohia Eta.This year we will be represented on the baseball team by only two oldmen Bros. Baker and Roberts. Ralph B. Clark (Omega Psi) has beenelected captain to take the place of G. W. Parratt. The schedule of thegames is as follows:—April 21, Hiram (at home;) April 28, Wooster; May 5, Kenyan (at home;)May 12, Mt. Union; May 19, Oberlin (at home;) May 25, Ohio State (athome;) May 26, Hiram; May 30, Western Reserve; May 31, Western Reserve;June 2, Buchtel; June 8, Ohio State; June 9, Ohio Wesleyan; June13, Western Reserve; June 16, Ohio Wesleyan (at home.)On the track team we hope to have three men—Bro. Bacon, who wonthe broad jump for Oberlin in the "Big Six" meet two years ago, and Bros.Vicary, and Willard. C. I. Crippen (Beta Theta Pi) is captain of the trackteam. Bro. W. J. Fritz has been elected president of the freshman class tosucceed Bro- C. S. McKenzie, who left college on account of illness.