The Scroll of Phi Delta Theta, Volume 12Phi Delta Theta Fraternity., 1887 |
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Alabama Alpha Province Alpha-University annual April attendance banquet bers Beta Theta Pi Beta-University Bloomington Bond brethren brother Business Manager Carolina catalogue Centre College College commencement contest convention D. R. HORTON Delta Province Delta Tau Delta Tau Delta Editor elected Epsilon Province Faculty February fraternity Georgia graduate Greek hall Hanover held honors hope Indiana Alpha Indiana Beta initiated institution interest Iowa issue June Junior Kappa Kappa Gamma Kentucky Alpha literary societies Lock Box Maine Alpha matter meeting Miami University Michigan Alpha Missouri Alpha Ohio Alpha Ohio Beta organization Oxford P. O. Box Pennsylvania Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi present President prize prosperous RANDOLPH received represented Richmond Robert Morrison Scroll of Phi Secretary Senior Sigma Sigma Chi Sophomore Street success Tenn term Texas thing tion toasts Wesleyan Wilson Zeta
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