Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . s third year. He is a mem-ber of the Sphinx, honorary senior society, sophomore vigil-ance committee, chairman of decorations for SophomoreProm in 1921, member of steering committee for juniorweek and has drawn many posters for various universityactivities. He has been honored in having a number of draw-ings reproduced in Judge and American College Humor. Plaisteds hobby for this year, the Punch Bowl, hasbehind it a splendid reputation as a humorous between seventy and eighty pages each issue it has 494 The Sigma Phi E ps il o n Journal a circula
Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . s third year. He is a mem-ber of the Sphinx, honorary senior society, sophomore vigil-ance committee, chairman of decorations for SophomoreProm in 1921, member of steering committee for juniorweek and has drawn many posters for various universityactivities. He has been honored in having a number of draw-ings reproduced in Judge and American College Humor. Plaisteds hobby for this year, the Punch Bowl, hasbehind it a splendid reputation as a humorous between seventy and eighty pages each issue it has 494 The Sigma Phi E ps il o n Journal a circulation of over 6,000. The better class of advertisersattest the quality of the magazine by the liberal use of itsspace. Those who have observed Plaisteds work hold no doubtsas to his success with this years volume. He has alreadydemonstrated his ability. The fraternity, as a whole, will takepride in the work that this brother is doing and will extendto him and to those brothers who have served before him itssincere Proving that athletics and scholarship are not incompat-able, Cyril C. Frost, California Alpha, 22, not only captainedthe California Cross Country Team but picked off a Phi BetaKappa. Pennsylvania Delta Has Promising Track Man 495 Pennsylvania Delta Has PromisingTrack Man That Pennsylvania Delta has upon her roster a name thatis to be well known in track circles seems certain in view ofthe record hung up by E. Rose of that chapter in hisfirst year of varsity track into fast company in aschool noted for the excellence ofits track squad, Rose has rapidlygone to the front and bids fairto make a name for himself. Rose hails from Glenolden,Pa., where in high school days hedistinguished himself not only intrack but in football. At Penn,however, he has confined his ef-forts to the broad in whichhe has been rewarded in winningliis varsity P in his sophomoreyear. In the Penn Relays, held lastspring. Rose took first place inthis event, fol
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