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Pka S&D 1935 Apr A p R I L • I 9 3 5 • GJ/ie SHIELD and D OND of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity ALONE IN (tUALITY The ancient jewelry craftsman, following in the steps of his father and grandfather before him, prided himself on his handiwork which s.tood alone in its high quality and fine craftsmanship . .I ust as in the manufacture of your own such jewelry on a plane high above ordi­ fraternity badge today, the old craftsman nary insignia and personal accessories in was satisfied only with the best materials a class alone in quality. obtainable and through his years of ex­ 35 Branch Offices perience put forth his sldll to fashion fine 70 Representatives gold, silver, and precious stones into 1935 BALFOUR BLUE BOOK jewelry which was truly beautiful and The Smart Revue of Fraternity Jewelry which would be a worthy symbol of all Scotty Picture Frame .... Page 46 Zipper Suede Bag . " 43 that is fine, permanent, and beautiful. Horseshoe Charm . " 39 Balfour craftsmen today create your Hand-hammered Rings . " 12 fraternity badges, keys, and rings, adding Clever Dance Favors . " 44 those finishing touches by hand which set SEND FOR YOUR COPY TODAY! Sole Official Jeweler to Pi Kappa Alpha L. G. HAL F 0 u R ~OMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges THE SntELD AND DIAMON D is published five times a year at 2642 University Avenue, Saint P aul, Min nesota, in October, December. february, April and June by the Pi Kappa A lpha f raternity. En tered as second closs matter at t he P ost O ffi ce at aint Paul, l\1i n ne· sota, under Act of March 3, 1879. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage p rovided for in section 11 03, Act of October 3, 19 17, authorized July 16, 19 18. J) )) PI KAPPA ALPHA DIRECTORY « (( General Offices of the Fraternity: 503 Commercial Exchange Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Supreme Council National President ............................... _....... ··-···-···············Elbert P. Tuttle, Beta-Theta, 1413-16 First National Bank Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. National Vice President..._············-········-··--·-······ Dr. Guy Van Buskirk, Alpha-Theta, 508 Wilshire Medical Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Acting National Treasurer .. ·-··························-·········R. M. McFarland, Jr., A lpha-Delta, 503 Commercial Exchange Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. National Secretary ..................................................... _.. ............................... ]. Harold Johnston, Alp/:w-Psi, 24 West 40th St., New York City National Al1tmni Secretary ................................................. _... ...................~ ..... Joseph A. Sheehan, Alpha-Nu, 1609 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. Other National O fficers Honorary Life President .......................- ................................................................R obert A. Smythe, Lambda, 7 Meeting t., Charleston, S. C. N a.tional Co"nsei..... -............ _................... .....................- ............................ Ciarence 0 . Thorm oen, Beta-Chi, 708 Alwo rth Bldg., Duluth, Minn. National Editor...... .- .................. _....... ..................................................................... K. D. Pulcipher, Beta-Eta, 1074 Seyburn Ave., Detroit, Mich. National Historian ................................ ··········· ··- ·-····-··-····-········- ·······-···Prof. Freeman H . Hart, Iota, 900 Ogden Ave., New York, N. Y. National Chaplain ..............·-······ ················-······-····························· ............. Rev. Dr. Prentice A. Pugh, Chi, 1117 17th Ave. ., ashville, Tenn. Acting Assistant National Tre~er ..........................·-· ·· · ···-~· · ···-···E. D. Willingham, Psi, 503 Commercial Exchange Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Endowment Fund Trustees Pi Kappa Alpha Endowment Fund Robert A . Smythe Efficiency Trophy Committee Lew Price, Theta; C. H. Olmsted, Beta-Theta; John P. Paul­ C. H. Olmsted, Beta-Theta, Chairman ; Leo A. H oegh, Gamma­ son, Beta-Chi; Clarence 0. Tormoen, Beta-Chi, ex officio; R. M. Nu; J. Grant Iverson, Alpha-Tau. McFarland, Jr., Alpha-Delta, ex officio. Scholarship Honor Roll Shield and Diamond Endowment F1md Winners of Pi Kappa Alpha Scholarship Cup, provided by the 19 15 Con- D. T. Oertel, Beta-B~ta, Chairman; J. Harold Johnston, Alpha­ vention, for the Chapter with the best yearly average. Psi, Sec.; Robert A. Smythe, Lambda; Clarence 0. Tormoen, Session 1916-17-Alpha-Sigma Chapter-Average 90.39%. Beta-Chi, ex officio; R. M. McFarland, Jr., Alpha-Delta, ex Session 1917-20-(No award during war period.) officio, Treasurer. Session 1920-21-Beta-Nu Chapter- Average 83.30%. Standing Committees Session 1921-22-Beta~Nu Chapter- Average 87.00%. (Address communications to General Office) Session 1922-23-Gamma Chapter-Average 85.24%. Session 1923-24-Beta-Mu Chapter-Average 88.33%. National Scholarship Committee Session 1924-25-Beta Chapter-Average 87.15%. Dean F. M. Massey, Siyma, Chairman; Harold E. Briggs, Session 1925-~ma-Ep si l on Chapter- Average 87.10%. Beta-Chi; Dean B. A. Tolbert, Nu. Session 1926-27-Gamma-Epsilon Chapter-Average 86.25%. Al1tmnus Beta-Phi Cup Award Cammittee Session 1927-28-Alpha-Tau Chapter-Average 89.88%. John T. Avery, Alpha-Chi, Chairman; F. K. Glynn, Alpha-Chi; Session 1928-29-Gamma-Epsilon Chapter-Average 86.82%. Mac T. Robertson, Alpha-Delta and Upsilon. Session 1929-30-Gamma-Epsilon Chapter-Average 86.83%. Riculfi Athletic Cup Award Committee Session 1930-31-Alpha Tau Chapter-Average 86.37%. Walter F. Coxe, Alpha-Delta, Chairman; Dillon Graham, Session 1931-32-Gamma-Epsilon Chapter-Average 88.92%. A lpha-Eta; Lesley Goates, Alpha-Tau. Session 1932-33-Beta-Pi Chapter..:...Average 92.87%. A wards for Excellence Riculfi Athletic Award: Alumnus Beta-Phi Trophy: Most representative undergraduate. 1925-1926--Mu Chapter. 1926-1927-Psi. 1927-28-Beta-Chi. 1926-27-Howard Bell Arbuckle, Jr., Beta. 1927-28-S. H . 1928-29-Beta-Chi. 1929-30-Aipha-Rho. 1930-31-Aipha-Tau. Lynne, Gamma-Alpha. 1928-29-Lewis A. Smith, Gamma-Alpha. 1931-32-Aipha-Tau. 1932-33-Beta. 1929-30-John E. Gregory, Beta-Psi. 1930-31-Wesley E. Fesler, Robert A. Smythe Trophy: For efficiency in chapter reports. Alpha-Rho. 1931-32-John W . Ladd, Beta-Sigma. 1932-33- 1929-30-Beta-Sigma. 1930-31-Beta-Alpha. 1931-32-Beta­ Rudolp h Stokan, Gmmma-Kappa; 1933-34-Robert D. Lynn, M1t. Alpha. 1932-33-Gamma-Lambda. DISTRICTS DISTRICT No. 1-New Hampshire, Gamma-Mu. District P resid ent : John F. \Nilkin on, Beta-0 111 icron, 6100 District Pre id ent : Eric Eastwood, G0111J.ma-M1t; 14 Ca therine Westminster Ave., St. Loui s, Mo. St., Worcester, Mass. DISTRICT No. 11- Louisiana, Eta, Alpha-Gamma; Mi ssissippi, DISTRICT No. 2-Delaware; New Jersey, Alpha-Psi; New Alpha-Iota, Gamma-Theta, Gamma-Iota. York, Alpha-Chi, Beta-Theta; Pennsylvania, east of Wil­ District President : Fred A. Anderso n, Jr., Gamma-Iota, Amite liamsport, Beta-Pi, Gamma-Lambda. Co. Bk. Bldg., Gloster, Mi ss. District President: S. Roy Smith, Alpha-Psi, 101 Fairview DISTRICT No. 12-Iowa, Alpha-Phi, Gamtna-N1t ; Minnesota, Ave., South Orange, N. ]. Beta-Chi ; Wisconsin, Beta-Xi. DISTRICT No. 3-Pennsylvania west of Williamsport, Beta­ District Presid ent : Leo A. H oegh, Gamuw-Mu, Fi r t State Alpha, Beta-Sigma, Gamma-Sigma; West Virginia, Alpha­ Bank Bldg., Chariton, Ia. Theta. DISTRICT No. 13-Kansas, Alpha-Omega, Beia-yamma; Ne­ District President: John L. Packer, Beta-Alpha, 1603 Law and braska, Gamma-Beta. Finance Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. District President: C. 0. Rutledge, Beta-Gamma, Topeka DISTRICT No. 4-District of Columbia; Maryland ; Virginia, Chamber of Commerce, Topeka, Kan. Alpha, Gamma, Iota, Omicron, Pi. DISTRICT No. 14-0klahoma, Beta-Omicron; Texa , Alpha­ District President: Guy A. Borkey, Omicron, Virginia Elec. Omicron, Beta-Zeta, Beta-Mu. & Power Co ., Richmond, Va. District President: T. M. Bea1rd, Beta-Omicron, University DISTRICT No. 5-North Carolina, Beta, Tau, Alpha-Alpha, of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. Alpha-Epsilon; South Carolina, Mu, Xi. DISTRICT No. IS-Western Idaho; Western Montana; Oregon, District President: H oward B. Arbuckle, Jr., Beta, 723-27 Beta-Nu, Gamma-Pi; Washington, Beta-Beta, Gamtna-Xi. Law Bldg., Charlotte, N. C. District President : Everett W. Fenton, Alpha-Sigma, 5464 DISTRICT No. 6--Florida, Alpha-Eta; Georgia, Psi, Alpha­ Beach Drive, Seattle, Wash. Delta, Beta-Kappa, Alpha-M1t. DISTRICT No. 16--Eastern Idaho; Eastern Montana, Gamma­ District President: Charlton Keen, Alpha-Eta, Alpha-Delta, Kappa; Utah, Alpha-Ta1t, Gamma-Epsilon; Wyoming. 4{)1-2 Bona Allen Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. District President: J. Grant Iverson, Alpha-Tatt, 511-13 First DISTRICT No. 7-Illinois, Beta-Eta, Gamma-Rho; Indiana, National Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. Beta-Phi; Michigan, Beta-Tau. District President: John C. Cooke, Beta-Phi, 32 West Randolph DISTRICT No. 17-Arizona, Gamma-Delta; California, A lpha­ St., Ch.:cago, Ill. Sigma, Gamma-Eta; Nevada. DISTRICT No. 8-Kentucky, Kappa, Omega, Alpha-Lambda; District President: W. C. King, Alpha-Gamma, 112 W. 9th Tennessee, Zeta, Theta, Sigma. St., Los Angeles, Calif. District President: Wm. G. Nash, Alpha-Lambda, Box 4{)3, DISTRICT No. 18-Colorado, Beta-Upsilon, Gamma-Gamm.a; Georgetown, Ky. New Mexico, Beta-Delta. ' DISTRICT No. 9-Alabama, Delta, Upsilon, Alpha-Pi, Gamma­ District President : Edison H . Cramer, Beta-Ta1t, University Alpha. of Colorado, Bould er, Colo. District President : John J. Sparkman, Gamma-A lpha, 610 DISTRICT No. 19-0hio, Alpha-Xi, Alpha-Rho, Beta-Epsilon, Tennessee Valley Bank Bldg., Huntsville, Ala. Garwma.-Zeta, Gamma-Omicron. DISTRICT No. 10-Arkansas, Alpha-Zeta; Missouri,
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