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

80 The SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for October, 1937
Pennsylvania Epsilon—^Dickinson College
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Pennsylvania I Zeta—University Zeta- of Pennsylvania
WITH rushing deferred until the middle of the year the attention
of the chapter was concentrated on athletics and general activities.
Gunnis was a member of the football team. Hart was a managerial
contestant for this sport. Wilson, Dufify, BecklofE, and Pressler
tried out for the crew. Reed and Leister were members of the
soccer squad. Donovan, Raymond, and DeWitt represented the
chapter in the tennis tournament. DeWitt went to the finals. Two
Phis were members of the senior honor society, Sphinx. They were
Helme and Astle, the secretary. Astle is a 4> B K. Connor was a
member of Friars, senior sodety, and assistant editor of the yearbook.
The Record. Morrison, Helme, and Astle were members of the
Kite and Key Society. The forty-ninth annual production of the
Mask and Wig Club used Raymond as assistairt manager and Reed
and Kosek in the cast. Kosek, Klauder, Conner, Wilson, and Reichner
were members of the editorial staff of the Daily Pennsylvania
while Morrison, Raymond, and Astle were members of the business
staff. Contributions to the Punch Bowl were made by Irvine on the
art staff, Wilson on the editorial staff, and
Kruse on the business staff. Klauder, Wilson, and
Kosek were on the editorial staff of the arts and
sdence magazine. The Red and Blue. MacMurray
was president of the sophomore dass. Raymond
was elected to membership in 4» K B, junior
hoiior society. Hart was. made assistant manager
of football for next year. When rushing ended
the Phis totaled their pledges at eighteen. These
men already a semester old on the campus were
well started upon their activity careers. Schuyler
was president of the freshman class. Moore.
Getter, and Schmohl were members of the choral
sodety. Barry and Buchanan were on the business
boards of the Punch Bowl and Record, respectively.
TVPIGAL of the outstanding character of the
Pennsylvania Epsilon chapter is Clayton G. Going,
the chapter's most outstanding undergraduate.
Clayton was a member of O A K, T K A, and
A S r. He was a president of the Pennsylvania
Association of College Students, a managing editor
of The Dickinsonian, and editor-in-chief of
the 1936 Handbook. Graf served on the
editorial staffs of The Dickinsonian and the
Microcosm. Austin was managing editor of the
former publication, while Royer was assistant
managing editor, Spangenburg, make-up editor,
and Fry, Paul, Marotte, Bouton, and Gorsuch
were members of the staff. Young was elected the
third successive Phi manager of the debate squad
on which were Royer, Gorsuch, and McDonald.
Bittle won a letter for his work on the varsity
football team. Gordon was a member of the frosh
team. Bittle transferred his athletic ability from
football to basketball. Jackson was a member of
the freshman five. In the spring Bittle took up
track along with Graf, Young, and Gorsuch. Jackson
was a member of the tennis team. The chapter
entered the year with the fraternity scholarship
trophy which it retained for another semester
after the ratings of the first semester of the
year were released.
Pennsylvania Eta—Lehigh Umversity
As the fiftieth anniversary of Pennsylvania Eta
approached, the chapter organized a full-speedahead
movement which carried it into the year
with a full pledge dass and large list of campus
activities. Many of the men won letters in sports.
Manley, Park, and Henning were members of the
varsity footbaU squad. Collins was junior manager
and Rose was assistant manager of football.
Later Collins became manager for next year,
Lightcap was junior manager and Schafef was
assistant manager of soccfcr. Hurst was number
one man of the cross-country team. The chapter
claimed three captains with Mathias captain of
golf, Shepard captain of the rifle team, and