Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-05
BATES COLLEGE.
The Senior Honors Announced and Prizes in
the Junior Parts.

Lewiston, Me, June 4.-(SpcciaD.-
! The Bates College senior class num-
| Der 81. The honor, were announced.
| today, as follows:
/ General scholarship-1st honor Nit
| tie a. Dow: "a honor Nina r. Estes;
| Sd, Herbert S. Guptill; ith. Maleen +.
Hicks; 9Th, Ethel b. Vickcry; 9Th.
Frank Z. Wagg.
Psychologists, Willard X Eachcl-
der; 3D. IIlwyn X. Jordan.
Greek-lst. Gertrude b. Libbey: I'd,
Harold A. Trickey.
Gcrman-lst. Lucy j. Small; 2d, Mae
S. Bennett.
Mathematics-lst. Harry l.. Moore
ID. Carbon l.. Wheeler
Chemistry-1st Caroline T.. Libby;
I'd, William X. Holmes
English terature-1st Lena t.
fowl: I'd. Della NJ. blanchard.
History and Economics-1st Blanche
Il. Hayes: I'd Harold +. T.. Stevens
Latin-lst. Bertha NJ. Brett; Cd.
Charlotte G. Townc.
French-lst. Annie Bailey; I'd, Anna
IL. Fisher.
Physics-1st Josephine B. Neal: ID
Walter Il. Pierce.
The Junior parts We're read. today
before the committee, Prof. Purington
Prof. Hartshorn and Prof. Gecr. All
the parts were of great merit and com
pare faVorably with those of former
years. The following were. selected to
take part in the junior exhibition,
June "A. with names of participants in
the finals and subject of essays:
Miss Babcock, "Childrens' Litera-
ture;" Miss Pctengill 1.-The Value Of
the Study of Greek" Miss Watson
"!Ieroism Among. Scientists Miss
kimball, THE Trae Mission of Work.
Miss Long. RUINS of Time" Miss
Gosline. THE True. Greatness Of
Wadsworth;" Mr.,Chiids. When Peace
Shall Reign" Mr.. Dexter. ''The Func-
ton of the Imagination" Mr. Darling,
Party Spirit" Mr.. Ohol, The Mogul
Empire" Mr.. Mcclcary, "Thc Condi-
ton of the I.aborcr. Retrospect and
Prospect" Mr. Hamlin, 1.-The College
IDEAL
Miss BESSIE Chase was awarded the
first prize Mr.. Hamlin's part was
sent in and read by friend he him
self. being engaged in teaching.
Miss Caroline Libby. '0l. who has
been visiting, her home in Pittsfield. re
turned to college. Sunday night. Miss
I.ibby'S work in the Social Settlement
during the past winter has won much
favorable commentator. Her fluent
knowledge of French has been highly
appreciated by the French people. who
make up nearly all the classes in the
Settlement. During Miss LibbyS ab-
sence. Mr.. Jordan, '03, conducted her
classes.
The rainy season has prevented the
completion of the Coram library before
commencement, This will greatly disap-
PORT the graduates and friends Of the
college who planned for a grand dcdic1
ton commencement week
The botany. geology, and zoology
classes are doing all the field work that
the weather viii permit TIL" interest IN
this kind of work las never been as deep
as ii is this year. The botany classes I'M
der the able instruction of Mr.. Pom"rpy
are doing particularly good work both i'll
| the laboratory and in the field
The bird walks that have been con
| many years. stili continue to draw The
| Freshman and their friends into the
woods or fields at an hour when most OF
| the UEpcr class men are dreaming. ~
| old graduate of Bates in speaking of hls
| college days says: Il can recall 70 one
| feature of my college days Win NOR,
| pleasure than the nVc CLOCK p'o
walks
The sophomore class has sent out the
| largest number of teachers TINS term
| Among those teaching in the various
| towns are McSsrS. Bailey. Hammond
Hicks. Higgins. Kelley and Tozier; Misses
| Cornforth and Sharp.
The seniors; are prcpar ring their various
narts for the great event of June -
Many have already made plans for mex,
year McsSrS. Wagg and Bacheldcr VIII
| or rrad,,at;on: others are considering Sit
| nations nearer home. The frequent bust