1930–31 Volume 55 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

Undergraduates of AchievementbviN p. LENNOX, JR., Northwestem,'30, was president last year of all theEvanston seniors at the great NorthSide university. His residence was inOak Park which made him almost anative of Evanston, at least a closeneighbor. The senior Lennox, Edwin,Purdue, '99, is the president of theAmerican Colortype Company.Brother Lennox had a notable stringof activities to his credit on the Northwesterncampus. He was presidentof the "N" men's club; president ofthe * A O chapter; member of Deru,senior honorary society; member of thestudent council; member of the studentboard of publications; and memberof the board of directors of theMen's Union.During his junior year Brother Lennoxwas treasurer of Purple Key, juniorhonorary society; member of thejunior social committee; junior representativeon the athletic association;and member of the Junior class commission.As a sophomore he wasmanager of the water carnival for thecircus, and sophomore manager of thenational indoor interscholastic trackmeet.Besides the above mentioned activitiesBrother Lennox was a member ofA K '^, the Purple minute men, andthe Sons of Neptune. For his lastthree years he was on the varsityswimming team, placing third in thebreast stroke in the nationals in hissophomore year. He was alternatebreast stroker on the 1924 AmericanOlympic swimming team.An Honor for the Baby ChapterRalph S. Morton, president of NovaScotia Alpha, has brought great honorto the baby chapter by being awardedan I. O. D. E. (Independent OrderDaughters of the Empire) scholarship.This entitles him to two years' study injournalism at Oxford University. Thecompetition for this honor was keenand the chapter has every reason to beproud of Brother Morton.Denison's Experiment(Continued from page 273)said, "I don't believe I have met you;Oscar is my name."Oscar visited during the summerpast with John and Paul Garwood inDayton, but he was back at Denisonpromptly to help with the fall rushing.He is now in the second grade inschool, having been retarded somewhatby accidents, one of which was a caseof severe burning by hot grease whichresulted in his hair being quite irregularwith a number of bare spots on hisscalp.Rowland Rathbun, Illinois, '28, isacting as an assistant in the departmentof architecture at the Universityof Illinois and taking advanced workin that department.)Dean Henry L. Smith, Indiana, '98,has been re-elected treasurer of theNational Education Association. He[282]is the dean of the school of educationat Indiana University.Walker R. Young, Idaho, '08, engineerin the bureau of reclamation atWashington, has been chosen chiefconstruction engineer of the giganticBoulder Dam project.