1937–38 Volume 62 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

The SCROLL of Phi Delta Theta for June, 1938 361
engaged in life insurance activities, to study for
examinations offered by the College leading to
the C.L.U. degree, meaning Chartered Life Underwriter.
Almost from the inception of the C.L.U.
program, about ten years ago. Dr. Williams has
been deeply interested in the work of the American
College of Life Underwriters. He is a
holder of the C.L.U. degree. For the past seven
years he has conducted C.L.U. study groups
at various North Carolina Centers in preparation
for CX.U. examinations with extraordinary
success.
Dr. Williams will take up the duties of the
new department at the close of the present college
year -at Davidson. His headquarters office
will then be in Philadelphia with the American
College of Life Underwriters at the University
of Pennsylvania. Dr. Solomon S. Huebner, one
of the founders of the College, is its President.
He is a Professor of Insurance in the Wharton
School of Economics and Business Science.—
C.M.M.
WAS it the fault of JOHN GEORGE KLEMM, JR.,
Pennsylvania '90, if the faculty's ideas failed to
click with his? And could he help it if they put
"ex-" in front of his numerals after one brief
but highly agreeable year?
After they cast a jaundiced eye on his efforts
with utter lack of appreciation, no wonder he
withdrew from college in wounded dignity.
Though he had been the fifth member of the
first chapter at Pennsylvania, the link with his
Fraternity was severed. Not until Dean Hoffman's
letter of invitation reached him, asking
him to attend the Founders Day Banquet of
the Philadelphia Alumni Club, to receive the
Golden Legion certificate, did he break his retirement
or attend any