The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-02
BEST STUDENT
AND BEST.ATHtfTE
IN OLD COLUMBIA
Albert Cyril Rothwell Wins
$50 Prize Awarded by the
University Alumni.
BORN LEADER OF MEN.
First in Scholarship, Baseball,
Rowing and in the
Gymnasium.
BORN LEADER OF MEN.

Albert Cyril Rothweil. vsts1 ~
other day "Columbia's WcrthSooe
student" by his classmates In the
senior class Of the university, has
proved to the satisfaction Of the fac
ulty a. well a. the student bo1y
that good scholarship and ash0sels
pi jwess can 70 hand In hand. Roth.
well. Tor. to his intimatee, Big
AT"-has been the hero Of the Co.
lumbia campus since he waa plelsoA
~ the recipient Of the annual aiuaAl
prize OF $50 = few days ago for -.
Ing the most faithful and dsssrviAs
student
II you want to starr somsthing -
South Field any afternooa aeoos
Glasses when { . students asosmhoo
for exercise Ask Why big RsshWsn.
IL. 10 considered the most ussla a.
able man In tho university. OCT g
the chorus OF responses you va0
hear the freshmen relating Ais thsos
years record on the varsity orovs
the sophomorss win tell Nv ~
saved tho day for the sophs II ~
cane spree back In lsll. AnA ~
naughty seniors will cast dA0ntty
aside long enough to wax eatSaul.
astic over his record for sohpAnsah1H
eoRN LEADER OF hlo eGlloVM
MEN. |,
When they are all throuSA 60 ~
learned. nrst. that RothWsll ~ = .
born leader Of his fslloW m0n -
prominent In every impestaa1 -
cisty or organization In the es1lonA
A. for Scholarship. ~ hAs 0nioAa1
his four years oourus os gtu1y -
will be graduated In June WITH ~.
ors In English literature and AiGeog2.
And last. but not least IN ~ -.
dent mind. he 10 one Of the beat -.
letes that ever carried the bluo ~.
white to victory. not only On ~
crew. but on the baseball diaAooA
on the basketball court anA h ~
gymnasium.
Rothwell. IL. u the youngest q
four brothers who have made Celum.
bia history. both on the 0ell an II
the classroom. FIRST thsrs vas HAs.
old Rothwell. 1911. VINO Get ~ 49,
for his younger brothers - a. hoooP
man: then came Vincent aAA Anot1n
Of 1912. Austin. - every CoouznelA
man remembers With pride. ~ -
crack twirler for the VARSITY -
two years ago.
Hut what Austin was b - 49,
ball team Albert 10 TO the SeOW. ~
three years experience In ~ VoDu1ov
shell. where he Ia. rcNsd - ~
oar. will be . big factor II O0ounr
bias showing In the PouenkeGUs1e
amount Of time Rothwsll gtvlo .
training. practice with tAs crew -
other athletic pursuits, his clAseno1aD
regard his standing In soholassh1o -
remarkable. His scholaroAip SoooH1
could not be higher II he devoted "a
his time to study. his friends ~.
His hobbies ~ EnGltss ntesaeU1o
and history.
ONE OF TEN OGlgcT9o
FROM 600.
He 10 q member Of two OF eAo ~
important college organisatloal, H.
student Board. which controls the
campus activities. and the Senior Do
ciety OF Nacoms. He was one e ~.
ten men taken into the latter osHAol.
zation out Of . class OF 900. H =
also a member Of the Pa USsose
Rothwsli gained athletic llu1nD. q.
ton hrst In his freshman yeoS. 49,
he rowed bow on the fraAhmaa a1Gn1
which awept the Hudson In 1914 091
defeated Columbias time ravAl
Cornell.
He Is Just twenty one years old ana
10 the youngest son Of Mr.. and Mn. ,
John Rockwell Of No. IA West 0ev.
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