The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-01
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
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PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
This has been a week of class elections
Nowhere is the fraternal feeling so strone
as among the students of the respective
college classes. Organizations thus begun
are frequently continued years after
nnal graduation. The senior class was
the first to hold its annual election. This
class has the following membership: Bee
Baker, Clara Richards, Mabel NiIlison
Frank McClung, Daisy Zeinfnger. Mary
NickersOn, Ellen Robinson. AdeIine Finn
Anna Jones and Lille Zeininger. Their
officers for the year are: Mary Nicker-
son, president; Clara Richards. vice presi-
dent; Lille eZininger, secretary; Frank
McClung, treasurer.
The junior class met Wednesday morn
ing for the purpose of organization. The
officers for this year are: President. Miss
Helen Reilly; vice president. Hiss Mollie
warren; secretary, Mr.. Edwin Wilcox;
treasurer, Miss Alkaline Harding
The soDhomores held their annual
meeting Thursday. They elected as. class
officers: Lulu McGinnis, president; Van
BCskirk, vice president; Harriet Sewal,
historian; Gail Rhodes, chief of ex-
cheQuer
The freshmen held their first class
meeting Saturday morning. The class is
unusually large and enthusiastic. An
organization was effected Edwin Bur
ton was elected president; Jennie Cox,
vice president; Pearl Rogers, secretary
George Little treasurer. Committees to
select class colors and class yells.
The senior preparatory students have
also a class organization. Their officers
are: Myron Boyle, president; Almeda
Cook, vice president.
The following are among the new stu
dents to enroll during the week: Price
herns, UdaIl; Adah Wilson. Wichita /:
Claud Means, Iowaville; Charles Hoff-
man. Andover.
Mabel Milllson. Charles Iselv and Ed
win Burton have been appointed as the
executive officers of the Paramount De-
batting union This committee win ar
range all matters relating to the debat-
ing contest with Southwest Kansas col
leEe
Professor 3IarshalTs chorus class is
growing in interest and in numbers. 1t
has its own organization. with Frank
BOsw0rth as president and Helen Reilly
as secretary.
Bookkeeping under the direction and
instruction Of Mr.. Myron Boyle is making
for itself a very important place in the
academic department Mr.. Boyle has had
excellent training both in the theory and
practice of accounts and is at the same
time a very able teacher.
MON hare 0f G0roufc IN
formal at home from to 3 last Mon
day afternoon at the college building to
ali the young ladies of the college depart-
ment and to the honorary members. The
afternoon was spent in conversation and
the following program was given:
Address&Miss Laycock
Sorosis FIistory-AIiss NickersOn.
Sorosis During Summer-Miss Reilly.
original Poem-1Iiss Baker,
Reading-Miss AIiIIison-
Guitar Solo-AIiss Jones'
Recital ion-AIss Finn.
After this light refreshments were
served This year promises to be the most
successful in the history of Sorosis The
membership is now about twenty-five.
Mrs. Dubois of this city. Harry Cooke
OF fteepofL Mrs h h LOCKWOOD ana
son of Anthony, John Doane of Cald-
well. Mr. J. z. Doty and daughter were
among the college visitors during the
veel
Professor Roulet is now conducting
four classes in the study Of French. An
the students Of his department have also
the opportunity to enter the class in con-
versatonal French, which is proving
itself very popular and attractive