Swarthmore DU Men

Question 1

The music/dance library is named after his brother.

Answer 1

Daniel Underhill 1894

Question 2

Chairman of the Fraternity Board of Directors from 1927-1928.

Answer 2

William S. Barker 1895

Question 3

Son of Irvin Scott (founder of Scott Paper Co.) and later President. Invented paper towels and facial tissues. Died in 1927 and $85,000 were donated to the horticulture society in Swarthmore in his name.

Answer 3

Arthur Hoyt Scott 1895

Question 4

Former U.S. ambassador to Australia.

Answer 4

Amos J. Peaslee 1907

Question 5

Chairman in Chapter Lodge Building Committee and donator of the dining hall.

Answer 5

Philip T. Sharples 1910

Question 6

President of Scott Paper Company, Chairman of Federal Reserve Board, donated a library.

Answer 6

Thomas McCabe 1915

Question 7

Businessman and President of Internat’l Frat from 1955-1957.

Answer 7

Clark W. Davis 1917

Question 8

Rhodes Scholar recipient.

Answer 8

Holbrooke M. MacNeille 1928

Question 9

President of Standard Pressed Steel Co. Benefactor.

Answer 9

H. Thomas Hallowell 1929

Question 10

President to Cornell University.

Answer 10

James A. Perkins 1934

Question 11

Chem Nobel Prize.

Answer 11

Dr. Christian B. Anfinsen 1937

Question 12

American League Baseball President

Answer 12

Lee MacPhail 1939

Question 13

Editorialist and author.

Answer 13

Heywood Hale Brown 1940

Question 14

MLB pitcher.

Answer 14

Dick Hall 1952

Question 15

Businessman, owner of Bull & Finch Pub (bar in “Cheers”).

Answer 15

Thomas Kershaw 1960

Question 16

Business executive, Chairman to Board of Managers at Swarthmore College, President of NFL.

Answer 16

Neil Austrian Sr. 1961

Question 17

American Economist who won Econ Nobel Prize in 2004.

Answer 17

Edward C. Prescott 1962

Question 18

American badass, grandson of Eugene M. Lang (philanthropist and I Have a Dream Foundation), son of Stephen Lang (actor and playwright).

Answer 18

Noah Lang 2010