Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-26

ing tie good old age az "a,
oldest - ,- member is y Win, ,e years. The
~ =, our president Is sural,v ~ ounse st
~. =, Sopd. Our average, h,ss.,,. my us .
fnat I'M, ,itenes. while our total hsigb ,.,o :
nnt ny, ai,u inches. III we were =, ~ ips
mand ,he base lines of a nan an = !
would reash sl,'n.hg ,.ii, at home plate. we
" " ny second base our tallast .',ii' i'.shes
~ i, sentres, whose height h g sti,, f"stiue.
y.,, la.ii MI ihef, The girl who gets vantrn.
sha,,,aas 'a.asf some one to look ,ip to Ths'
e,.,,s,e ,csiss,, l. ? teet and inches our ay-
,hsese ~ weight Is 1a9 lbs. while our ta,ai 4,
we Same as that of nsrso, ~, eolni ~
,wo tons and l6i lbs The heavess 49, ,..r,s
~, psiiis iNh lbs and the lightast ins
~ ~ ,n,,aviest couple weigh 400 lis ana
cJa ns,itest z2S Take us as a whole we
r,,1.sio.,,,, ~ pe 'he pest proportioned class.
r'is Ssetiiy. ever graduated from Coh,,rn
-, ~ ior the following statement Wn,,r -
hts'orian does not wish to be resno,s;hia
, msa ~ y commonly reported 1hat our
,noiiaai ,,i',.l. development is so far above onr
pt1s ~ s'eai - as 10 be quite out of proportion.
@ ~ lhe iirst OF our three years course
may well be aseribed the origin of f'f ~ y
i nhoaerh school at Coburn. The school
ii'ta IlWays ranked high IN schola arshfn
nu1 previous to that time was known as
VI institution where physical culture
81. 90 liuch restrained and neglected
Moliivc M that time everything has been en-
coaraged which pertains to the eGI,catio,,
u al parts of mans nature the physi-
ca and moral as well as intellecfnal
Our Our class without exaggeration, has fur
hisned more men each year for all-round
ashlefies, than any class in the history
OF the Institution. Although our cla Il
was confined to a very small number the
nrst year, We furnished for the base hall
team that year, four men and a captain.
~ ". liNe men and captain; and the
p,.s'ilt Ky nVe, = captain and a aImanager
For the foot ball team in '95 fhree; and
n 80, four. a captain and a manager.
for track athletics in &c five, and Co.
purn has taken no back seat in this de-
partment OF athletics either.
IN social organizations we have been
equally as fortunate. being well repre-
sented among the officers of the Y, NJ c.
A.; y. w G. A.; Philomathian Debating
Society, Coburn Club. Athletic Associa-
tlon Tennis Association and the Coburn
C!arion Among the recent organizations
of the school, we are pleased to mention
the coburn Clarion, and are much graf
llled at The representation of senior gem
ius brought to light through its columns
in the literary world. Several years ago
an attempt was made to support a similar
publication in dhe school, but as there
Was never time, previous to our career,
wnere IL possessed the required push il
was not Il great success. and was given
up. The reorganization of the Clarion
was completed during the first term of
our senior year and it has been a great
success. We leave il with every prospect
of continued success
We feel that at last we have everything
in good order and as We are called TO
higher duties. we feel quite safe TO trust
the great responsibility of maintaining
the standard already set to the students