K N THE ^ni G.ft GALESBURG, ILLINOIS — Volume XXXIV O X SPRING ISSUE, 1960 No. 2 GAMMA DEUTERON WINS JORDAN BOWL AWARD Gamma Deuteron was award, although the chapter has been consistently highly ranked in recent years. The Knox Fijis have finished higher than sixth place for seven of the past nine years, having placed second once and third twice. The chapter was third-ranked na tionally the previous year. On the Knox campus, the Fijis, having retired the Farnum Cup for fraternity scholarship in 1952, have been top among the Knox fraterni ties for eight of the past eleven years. Fiji pledge classes have held the IFC scholarship trophy since its establishment three years ago. In addition, Harry Row won the coveted Hunter Trophy for the highest schol awarded the coveted Jordan Bowl, given an nually to the first-rated Fiji chapter in the nation scholastically, at the 49th Norris Pig Dinner, February 28. The presentation of the sterling sil ver bowl by C. Ernest Lovejoy, (Illi nois, '19), past Archon Secretary, highlighted the banquet. Approximately thirty graduate members were on hand for the din ner, which was held at the Fiji house. Brother Lovejoy was the main speak er, with Dick Neumiller, '53, presid ing as toastmaster. Robert C. Woolsey, '09, was an nounced as the recipient of the Alumnus Achievement Award. As usual. Brother Woolsey was the life of the banquet, and he gave the group an interesting description of Siwash Fiji life of his undergraduate days. His award, the pin of the late Dr. J. J. Hammond, '97, was pre sented by Dr. Hammond's son, Calvin Hammond, '28. Scrolls certifying Life-Time Mem ber status in the alumni association were presented to the fol'owing grad uate brothers: Lewis R. Billet, '17; Willard B. Dean, '19; Clifford B. Ewart, '09; Otto A. Harbach, '95; Militon C. Hult, '19; Harold G. Ingersoll, '11; Roy C. Ingersoll, '08; Harry N. Pritchard, '17; Lysle E. Pritchard, '21; Ralph D. Stevenson, '00; David L. Swanson, '10; Henry S. Taylor. '30; Willie E. Terry, Jr., '04; Cloud Wampler, '16; Nelson W. Willard, '96; Robert C. Woolsey, '09. Honorary Life-Time Member sta tus was conferred upon Tom Wil liams, chapter faculty advisor, and Harry J. Neumiller, father of three Knox Fijis. Golden Owl certificates were pre- arship Bill Gra-^ing receiving Jordan Bowl from C. Ernest Lovejoy, Pig Dirner speaker. sented to: Earle R. Bridge, 'IC; Tressler W. Callihan, '10; Clifford B. Ewart, '09; Chester W. Fouser, '09; Robert C. Lyon, '09; Victor V. Lytle, '09; T. Harvey McClure, '10; David L. Swanson, '10; Robert C. Woolsey, '09. The undergraduate awards pre of all Junior double - letter winners and Glenn Weyhrich was awarded the Zetterburg Trophy for scholarship in the Freshman class. Roy C. Ingersoll Honored At Anniversary Dinner On October 23, 1959 at the Con rad Hilton in Chicago, a brother of all Fiji's and especially those at Gamma Deuteron was honored. The sented at the banquet were as fol event; the seventy-fifth anniversary dinner of the Ingersoll Products lows: Kenneth Ray Memorial Trophy for the outstanding senior, Harry Row, '60; Dick Temporali Memorial Trophy for scholastic improvement. Bill Craning, '00; Sophomore Schol arship trophy, Pat Graham, '02, and Glenn Weyhrich, '02; Freshman Scholarship trophy. Jay Graening, soll, Chairman of the Board of the Borg - Warner Corporation. Mr. Thomas Williams, faculty advisor for Gamma Deuteron made the presen '03; Lydia Pinkham Cup, Jim Frankowski, '01; Virgin trophy, Pat Gra tation of a scroll which stated in effect that Mr. Ingersoll had been granted ham, '62. The Jordan Bowl was, of course, the outstanding award of the Pig Dinner. Gamma Division of the Borg Warner Cor poration — the man; Roy C. Inger This was the first time that Deuteron has received this jiiniiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiiinniiiiiiititiiiiiiiinitiii(i(iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiMi(ii(iiiiiiiiitiniiiiiiiitiniiiiiiiitiitiiitiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiitiiiiti(i(ii(initiiiiiiiiiiti(iitiiiiiii