1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

134 THE SCROLL.quirks—through the advertising pages. In typography andarrangement, a conservative regard for convenience is apparentrather than an eye for original ideas and artistic effect.The 4 A 0 interest is strong. The '03 Kaldron presents theremarkable instance of a $ A ® editor-in-chief, associateeditor, and business manager. S A E, * K *, A T A, K K r,and K A © have one representative each; A X 11 two, andthere is one non-fraternity representative. PennsylvaniaDelta of $ A ® shows a diversity of interest and is representedin all lines of activity. Among the offices held by$ A © are the presidency of the Y. M. C. A.; presidency ofthe athletic association; managership of the football team(the captain being a S A E) ; captaincy of the baseballteam (the manager being a Barb) ; managership and assistantmanagership of the Campus board (a $ K * being editor-in-chief); and the position of editor-in-chief of theLiterary Monthly; besides minor class and club positions.The Microcosm of Dickinson comes in scarlet, with a* A ©, Charles L. Swift, '04, editor-in-chief. Anothermember of Pennsylvania Epsilon, Wm. H. Cheesman, is onthe staff of sixteen, the business manager being a * K 2.The book is well-rounded, and capably printed, and showsDickinson's 333 students (not counting 148 in the prep,school) participating in all lines of student enterprise. Aninteresting page is the alumni statistics, showing, amongother things, that of the 4,201 graduates 1,976 have enteredprofessions. One graduate became president of the UnitedStates,'but his name is not given. Nearly all faculty membersare fraternity men, President Reed being * Y, * A ®has five faculty members. The law school is treated in aseparate department, like the prep, school at the end ofthe book; the latter being given unusual attention, withteams, groups, grinds, etc. The fraternities show greatactivity in all fields, and most of the desired posts are heldby them. Some fraternities are said to get prominent menby initiating them. ® N E flourishes and has its fiery platein the book, a thing rarely seen. * K * has five members in® N E and 2 X is represented. The Sophomore Band, withmotto Laborare est Hades, seems to fill the place usually assignedto ® N E; 5 of its 12 members are Phis. The Comusclub is an inter-fraternity organization, whose purposepresumably is to be inferred from its name. $ A ®seems to be holding her own with the following distinctions: