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

58 The SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for October, 1937
McKinnon, and Bradbury, with Willits, Wehrle, and Horn gaining
membership during the year. Beck was editor-in-chief of the Tiger,
weekly newspaper, and Horn was elected to the same post for next
year; Bell was sports editor. Alpha Psi Omega tapped Willits and
Horn. Members of the Science Club were Bradbury. Horn, E. Wehrle,
and F. Wehrle. Haviland was president and Bell and Clark were members
of the Commerce Club. Hegren edited the Green Sheet which is
the annual freshman edition of the Tiger. Hall Weir was a member
of the college mixed quartette. Dyall and Crane took the ping-pong
tourney with Uttle effort. Harold Clark and Charles Horn were
awarded leading parts in the commencement play. New Brooms.
Justin Bradbury was named the Most Representative Man on the
Wesleyan campus. He was also named a member of I *, scholastic
honor society. Dyall, Beck, and Kale were three of the four members
of the tennis team during the spring. The chapter ranked high
scholasticaUy. On May 9 the chapter entertained their mothers.
Nineteen mothers were present with their sons.
Iowa Beta—State University of Iowa
FALL found the chapter well represented on the
football team by Bowlin, Newbbld, Wagler, and
Haltom. O'Brien and Mhrphy were taking their
preliminary work with the freshmen. O'Brien
won his numerals for his work. Jack Tschirgi
was a regular point winner on the gym team.
Delzell and Burnett worked out with the basketball
squad. Frank Miller was No. 2 man on the
golf team. Newbold was varsity javelin man.
Among the freshmen, Carney and Grimm showed
well on the frosh track team. Phikeias Gerdes and
Haack were candidates for the baseball team.
Murphy was a member of the freshman wrestling DAN O'MALLEV, PRESIDENT OF IOWA BETA, GREETS
team. McElroy led the freshman tennis men. Zim­ WILLIAM GEORGE '84, A CHARTER MEMBER
merman was a member of the cross-country /.- > 'J-~
group. Bowlin and Haltom were regulars with the varsity nine. Grimm and Kelly were members of
the band. O'Malley was active in dramatics. Mockridge was a member of the interfratemity court,
and was initiated into * A *. Edgar Rex was news commentator over WSUI. J. Neff Wells was a
reporter, and Henry Gerdes was a sports reporter, for the Daily lowan. Edward Freutel was a member
of the varsity debate team. Ted Landsberg was vice-president of the pharmacy college. O'Malley was
Panhellenic representative on the student board of publications for
the second successive year. Henry Zimmerman was awarded an
expert rifle marksmanship badge. The chapter's kittenball team
worked its way through sectional brackets to win the interfratemity
championship. The chapter placed third in the annual interfraternity
sing. The scholarship of the chapter stood high throughout
the year. Dwight Rice was elected to ^ B K.
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Iowa Ganmia—Iowa State College
THE boys at Ames are a formidable group of activity men. In Cardinal
Key, the most coveted honorary at Iowa State, three Phis,
Reynolds, Oberg, and Cliff, were members. Memberships in the industrial
science council were held by Garberson, Bovey, Harry and
Zac Dunlap, Wahl, Reynolds, and Picken. Boudinot and Gauthier
were members of the engineering coundl. Boudinot was elected
president of this council and WUlits was placed in the same office of
the agricultural council. Burkett, Fay, and Dodds were members of
the Knights of St. Patrick. Dodds was chosen honorary St. Pat. at
the Engineers Ball. Reynolds, Warrington, ahd Heinemann were