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

496 THB SCROLL.his section, and his hospitable home is a genial rallying pointfor his brothers.Edmund C. Mower, '92, won entrance prizes in Greek andLatin, junior prize for progress, led his class for four years,was commencement si^eakei; and editor-in-chief of both theCynic and the Ariel. He was admitted to the Vermont barin 1896 and is now recognized as one of the brightest youngattorneys in the state. In 1898-1900 he was assistant clerkof the House of Representatives, and in 1900-02 was state'sattorney for Chittenden County. C. Francis Blair, '99, wonthe entrance prize in Greek, was the leader of the glee club,commencement speaker, and graduated fourth in a class offorty-seven. He is now in the Harvard Law School. GlennC. Gould, 1900, was a member of the glee club and collegequartette, chairman of the senior prom, committee, and delegateto the Alpha Province convention at Gettysburg. He isnow with the Standard Oil Co., at Albany, N. Y. VernonW. Dodge, '01, was prominent as an athlete and musician.In 1902 he was graduated in law from the University of Minnesota,and he is now inpartnership with his uncle,W. E. Dodge, a prominentrailroad attorney ofMinneapolis.CHAU.VCEY H.Vermont,Levi M. Munson, '02,of Morrisville, was classhistorian, member ofbaseball and basketballteams, elected to * B Kand attended the provinceconvention at Amherst.George G. Morse, '02, isnow with the GeneralElectric Co. at Schenectady,N. V. Hollis E. Gray,'03, was manager of thevarsity football team anda member of the baseballclub of his class and ofthe varsity basketballteam. Guy R. Varnum,'04, is assistant managerof the varsity baseballteam and will graduate