1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL. 337U. of M.!Rah! rah! rah! rah!Hoo-rah! Hoo-rah!Michigan, Michigan,Rah! Rah! Rah!Catching the inspiration, Illinois was heard from byHullabaloo,Hurrah, Hurrah,Hoo-rah, hoo-rah,Illinois,Wahoo wah!Not to be outdone, and forgetting the football game to be contestedtoday, the Kansas men, with a mighty puff, lambasted the atmospherewith the following cry:Oh, me! Oh, my,Won't we black the Tiger's eye.Won't he weep?Won't he wail?When We twist the Tiger's tail!Tiring quicker than they used to, the yells soon ceased and a feastof reason took its place.With Charles R. Pence as toastmaster, there were many responsesto toasts. 'The National Fraternity' was assigned to George English; 'Early Days of the Fraternity' were recalled by Judge John F.Philips and extempore subjects were allotted to L. J. Flint, NealWinter, E. M. Calvin, James Noland, Thomas S. Redge- and WillisP. King.It was midnight when the feast broke up and all went home todream of Phi Delta Theta and the days that have gone by forever.^ ^ ^ TfCThe editor acknowledges with thanks invitations to thetwentieth anniversary celebration of New York Beta onDecember 3, and to Georgia Gamma's 'at home' with Mr.and Mrs. Edward J.. Willingham {Mercer, '81), on DecemberII.yfi yfi y^ Vfi.L. E. Drumraond, treasurer of the New York alumniclub, assisted by B. M. L. Ernst, province president, hascompiled a card catalogue of Phis in New York city andvicinity. White cards are used for members living in thecity, blue cards for those living in Brooklyn, buflf cards forthose living in suburban places. Craig Atmore is preparinga card catalogue for Philadelphia. These brothers willgladly receive the names of Phis in their respective citieswhich have not before been reported to them. The namesshould be accompanied with the chapters and classes of themembers, and, if known, their occupations and street ad-