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

The SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for June, 1938 397
freshman track; Steven Clark and Herb Bibdow, freshman
swimming; Cosgrove, frosh basketball. Edward
A. Knowles was elected president of the college dass
of 1939- This is the second time in the last four
years that a Phi obtained the honor. Tom Carter was
recently dected to T.I.L.K.A., ribbon society. Wilde
and Fulton were just initiated into A K *. The chapter
was host to other fratemity men at the University
and their dates at an intermission party of Friday
night of Easter Week. The chapter has recently relandscaped
the grounds and have made considerable
improvements in the house. The following men wiU
not retum next year: Tom Carter, Bill Carter, Jr.,
Herb Baldwin, Rc^r Stuart. Charles Prince, Charles
Harkrader. Austin Hoyt, and E. L. Tolbert. These
brothers have been outstanding in chapter leadership
and we will be at a great loss next year to replace
them—MIKE WILDE, Reporter.
VIRGINIA GAMMA Two new brothers were initiated
this spring: Reginald Graveley. 3rd, of MartinsviUe,
and Thomas Leggett of Baltimore, Md.
Phikeia Diggs was initiated into $ B E and Forehand
and Wooldridge were initiated into OAK.
Wooldridge was awarded a feUowship to Columbia,
and Daniels a fellowship to the University of Virginia
in Physics. Outstanding rfiles in the '38 graduation
exerdses wiU be had by Phis, Daniels, president
of the graduating dass, Wooldridge, dass salutatorian,
and Franz, who wiU present the "last will and testament."
As the varsity tennis team nears the halfway
mark on its schedule undefeated, three Phis
figure in largely. The tennis team members indude.
Captain Clark, Balthis. and Sanders. Bootey McCormick,
and Forehand are on the track team. Forehand
was recently dected to the college board of publications.
The intramural softball aggregration remains
undefeated at mid-season. AU Panhdlenic
trophies awarded thus far this year, the scholarship
and athletic cups, are conspicuous on our mantel.
Randolph-Macon's baseball team, which at the present
time is heading the Virginia State standing, is aided
in player capadties by shortstop McFall and moundsman
Phelps—WILLIAM SANDERS, Reporter.
VIRGINIA ZETA,—Ragon recenUy set a new record
in the quarter-mile run, and Harper is also on the
varsity track team. Bear and Parrott are on the varsity
golf team, and Dunn and Ennenga are strong
members of our successful crew. Avery is on the
freshman track team, and Lykes and Baker are on the
freshman basebaU team. Henderson is high scorer on
the lacrosse team and was dected to * H 2. Walker
is director of the university glee dub, business manager
WASHINGTON ALPHA RECEIVES SKI TROPHY
PAUL HOLLAND WOLFE, Whitman '38
The President of Washington Beta relaxes
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of the Troubadours, the dramatic organization of the
university, and was elected to E $ K. Baker was
elected to the Christian Coundl and X P 8 as was also
Batten. Foltz was elected business -manager of the
Calyx, the University yearbook, and also rush chairman
for next year. Bimie Harper was elected vicepresident
of 0 A K, and he was chosen as our official
ddegate to the convention at Old Point Comfort.
Carmichad was chosen as our representative on the
interfratemity council. Hunt Collins was individual
high scorer in the intramural track meet this spring,
taking firsts in both the high and low hurdles, and
second in the broad jump.—C. PAUL REED, JR., Reporter.
WASHINGTON ALPHA.—Sceva, Olson, and Neu
took first, third, and fourth places, respectivdy, in the
men's slalom, giving Washington Alpha first place in
the intramural ski race. Sceva, who represented the
United States in the 1937 F.I.S. races, in the accompanying
picture is shown receiving the trophy from
Mimi LUygren the Snow Queen, Olson is holding the
trophy given to Sceva for placing first and Neu is
holding the skiis given as a prize for placing first.
We report the initiation of twenty-two members:
Bloxom, Coonan, DeLong, Dorman, Farris, Garrett,
Gleason, Goodfdlow, Grant, Groth, Hodting, Knudson,
Leslie, Michelson, Millbank, Neu, Ranch, Schnebley.
Vine, Walsh, Ketchum, and Shortall. Our southpaw
sophomore pitcher, Sam Baker, is pitching first
string ball for the varsity and is weU on his way
towards earning his Big "W." Groth, a freshman, is
showing up wdl in frosh basebaU. In spring football
we have frosh stars Coonan and Dorman. Dorman's
father, a Phi, played footbaU here some years ago
and his son is progressing towards filling his father's
shoes. Sophomore Gleason and Juniors Lenau and
Grabenhorst, a letterman, are turning out and show
up very weU. Our only tennis aspirant, Shangle, is
showing up weU as the time to pick the team approaches.
During the recent Washington-California
crew races, Thompson rowed number three in the
victorious Jay-Vee boat. Growth was elected president
of the sophomore dass, giving us three out of sevenmen
on the Board of Control. Kirtschner did a fine
job. ias diairman of the Junior Prom, one of the three
ali-tTniversity dances.—R. W. CALLAND, Reporter.
WASHINGTON BETA.—With the intramural
season in its last stages. Washington Beta has a good
chance to come out on top. We swept voUeybaU, finished
the first round of baseball undefeated, and prospects
for track are very bright with almost all members
partidpating. The Tau Provinis Convention was