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

The SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for October, 1937 35
and the Cotillion Club; he is president
of the Press Club, secretary-treasurer of
the Varsity Club, secretary of the Dramatic
Club, and secretary-treasurer of
the Panhellenic Council. He served two
years as director of athletic publicity and
is now editor of Yellow Jacket, the college
weekly. He is president of the senior
class.
He has shone in sports. He has played
football each year in college, was a member
of the undefeated 1935 team, and is
now training for his final season. Small
in stature, he has won fame as a guard.
He has found time for interfratemity
basketball and baseball.
Brother Daniel's record is qualitative
as well as quantitative. One who has observed
him at close range commented,
"the amazing thing is not that he has
done so many things, but that he has
done so many things so well."
He is a candidate for the B.S. degree
and expects, after completing his work
at Randolph-Macon, to do graduate work
in physics.
VINCENT E. DANIEL
Johnny Allen of Davidson
By OVID H. BELL, JR., Davidson '39
JOHN D. ALLEN, JR.
JOHN D. ALLEN, JR., "Johnny" to
the boys in North Carolina Gamma,
is one of those versatile fellows who
can do almost everything and will try
anything.
When he came down to Davidson out
of the blue-grass around his home-town
of Louisville, Ky., he drew himself up to
his full height of five feet and a very few
inches to tell the world what he was
about.
Now, four years later, he is graduated
and has taken with him such souvenirs
as * B K keys and the like. Along with
the hours of study which led to that key
he managed to give time to a great many
activities on the campus.
An athlete, Johnny showed his mettle
by gaining a berth on both the tumbling
and the varsity wrestling teams. Musical,
he lent his fine tenor voice to the college