1937–38 Volume 62 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

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ARTHUR RAGAN PRIEST WITH HIS SON. MAJOR HAROLD RAGAN" PRIEST, U.S.A., Washington '17, AND HIS GRANDSONS, WILLIAM PRIEST AND DONALD PRIEST C3^
The SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta February 1938 A RTHUR PRIEST, Friend of Men"l\. no truer definition of the life of the man could be put into so few words. Many have been the adjectives used to describe him and his work, but none seems to reveal the heart of the man as does the simple phrase employed as the title of a sketch of him when he took up his duties as Secretary of the Fraternity. To those who have worked by his side he will never be "gone," but merely on another chapter visitation trip. Too indelibly does he infect one with his sympathy, his patience, and his indefatigable foresight ever to pass from memory and influence. Through the sixteen years of his official service for * A © his idealism proved itself to be sagacious foresight, for the latter-day accomplishments and developments of the chapters and the national organization are the result of this constructive vision. From his early years he displayed this imagination and the ability to implement his practical idealism. He was a doer, not a dreamer merely. His love for accomplishment was nurtured, not by a desire for personal gain, but by his desire to make greater the opportunities for the men and women about him to succeed. Arthur Ragan Priest was born on a farm near Greencastle, Indiana, September 1, 1867, son of Jo Hardin and Sallie Ragan Priest and grandson of George Arthur Priest By HARRY M. GERLACH, Miami '30 [> 71] Volume 62 NO. 3 Madison Priest, a soldier in the war of 1812, and Sallie Lane, his wife. He died in Oxford, Ohio, December 13, 1937. His elementary education was supervised by a devoted and intelligent step-mother. When, at the age of seventeen, he entered the preparatory department of DePauw University, he had been at school altogether not more than eighteen months. But he took high rank in his classes immediately. Throughout his whole college course, while he did not by any means neglect the college activities, his primary interest was scholarship. He took honors in several departments, and at the beginning of his senior year was appointed tutor in Greek; the same year he was elected to * B K, one of six from his class. He received the degree of Bachelor of Arts with honor in 1891. For two years after graduation he taught high school work in the South. In 1893 he was recalled to his alma mater to take charge of the department of rhetoric and oratory, and remained there until 1898. He built up the largest and most popular department at DePauw, although his standards were high and his demands rigid. While he was there DePauw won four out of five annual debates from Indiana University and three out of five of the annual state oratorical contests. In those days the tradition prevailed throughout the Middle West that De Pauw usually won in debate and oratory.
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