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The Lively Athlete CsatSnseAt N sh
Tronlaent Scheels.


The Lively Athlete CsatsnseAs n The
rron,aent Schools.
The members OF 's1 class at the Adelphi
Academy have at last received q sample Of
their class pin. The design Is very tasteful. The
body Of the min Is Of gold. and In tho centre
the "A. A." is raised 80 as to bs plainly seen.
by Works" is the motto. and the Greek OF it
will bs In gold. upon bow" OF lavender on
amel Several pearls OF good size add greatly
to the OBJECT. It IL expected that the pns will
be ready to wear at the next senior sociable.
which takes place on New Years eve, at the
residence OF Miss Florence Vernon, on Lafay-
etto avenue.
Claws 81 Of the Columbia Grammar School
ia triae ahead OF the senior classes OF other
schools. The members have pin with c. q.
s." worked In gold and into neat monogram
Across it's face Is a gold band. bearing '9l's
motto In Greek. Translated It is Forward
and Upward" Tho pin Is ornamented with
pearls and rubiea
Prof whewell Of the Seventy. nrst Regiment
Instructor in gymnastics at :the Columbia
Grammar School. reports that great progress
ia being made by the boys in the gymnasium
He makes special mention Of Burke, Weber.
and Loeb for excellence In high jumping;
Britain and Henckon arc complimented for
shot putting. while Philbrick, Casperberry. De-
gong. and Pitou are reported as doing some
good work In general gymnastics.
The students OF berkeley have for some time
been organized into military battalion. The
students are uniformed In tho regulation blue
and the officers are distinguished the eame
IS at West Point In order that they shall be
thoroughly competent, the officers ore re-
CURED TO attend an officers drill" Each
company Is desirous OF excelline In
the drill. and every year . COM
petitive company drill is hold In the Seventy.
first Regiment nrmorw This year It will
take place Wednesday evening. Dec. "a, Towns;
cnd Morgan. who ranks high as student and
a companion, iS Colonel OF the brttali1n, i.
and Henrv 4 satteriee Adluinnt. The rUmpa.
niles are offieered as follows 90; A. Capt Virgin
Lieut.. Sherman; CO. 9; Capt stout and Lieut..
Meade; Co. y. Capt Allen and Lieut.. Palmor;
hcsP Is ads hsS Hsys Gs
Lieut.. Cary. White is Sergeant Major. and the
tant satterlee Is frequently mentioned as the
successor OF Col Townsend Morgan.
and haE'on
a soO Osc tolu%Sis and 'P But ssH ens
A! the recent dinner Of the poly,eohntc Re-
n ahecs nj s
Poly" He said that years ago. tho Poly"
athletes were far superior to the ,Adelphi bovs
b.ss es !h' sssSa sSsa
hnd gone away down. The Reunion, be
Gs pssg m ann
equipped. Polytechnic patrons are now ask
Ing MhSssS9 p az sss d.
lake place in MartipsIlis, private parlors on
Anderson viii act as % toastmaster. and sp The ioi
lowing alumni and undergraduates are an
bounced ps, as speateirs sis GordOn Brooks Cor;
Pratt. uenersi Invitations have been extondcd
TO ali the old time athletes. Each member OF
symboIical OF football. The annual gymnastio
exhibition IN February will go toward sup
D?FFh1fA Fhs Adsp si SasY s1ss Ss Association will soon
I The %sdsips i a 5eaTns% fhs .i shS1sstses sH
Ho Ss D wifi
also road timely selection The officers Of
nee iGai
Kelly. Treasnrers; The old !dsbatins socie!y
Subject x!Il bs; "oqsh. eresf 70 Be- eSnsiae!ed
S hr Sa nnd qs
F.. De- IPE David i; ans Cochran q q the Polyteehnlo
q u
contly BY declaring, that il was his wish that
athleties q all KINDS at the Institute should
edly complicated Is that Dr. Cochran 8 attitude
is greatly at variance with the stand taken on
the same question by the alumni.
The Poly athletes. however are going
and have organized cross-conntry club. The
members took their first run Of three miles on
Wednesday morning. starting from the club
house at tho parade grounds, Prospect Park,
There are about fifty members belonging to
the club. The officers are: President Castle
Burt: Secretary. Briton Bush: Treasurer,
Howard NJ. Cowperthwait: captain of tho run,
II Hardonbrooke: Robert Finley is sub -captain
tended the Park Theatre, Brooklyn. on Friday
night and Just made the building ring with the
" Poly" tiger. About seyenty-nve students
made up the party. 4. L. Sherer, Jimmy Hayes
and Charley Wingate constituted the Commit
tee Of Arrangements. Each student wore the
blue and silver-Gray OF the Institute. The
boxes IN the theatre were also decorated with
The Adelphi football team were photo
grabbed last Saturday. The photos are OF a
large size. but unfortunately Manager Hib-
ards picture Is missing. He was too III to 60
VIII The ~ Poly team will be photographed a.
soon as Capt: WMingats " Is able to DO out He
ment on tho initial number. It contains as =
Pass" Study or Athletics" is the heading
OF letter addressed to tho editor BY n Poly"
student It attacks athletics and Ia directly in
keepinG with the subject OF DR.. Cochran's lRtN
remarks; With the knowledge that the alumni
n IA rat .auua wiz tSa uro,ar r.ueit WAL op-