The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-14
Wichita Colleges
Fairmount CoIIeae Notes.
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.


morning. Addresses were delivered by
President w. j. Morrison and DR.. c. S.
Sargent Quit you like men, was the
motto which the president recommended;
& motto which is urged should be fol-
lowed throughout the year.
The senior college class, the fifth class
to graduate from Paramount has en-
rolled sixteen members. as follows T. Z.
Burton. Wichita; Almeda L Cook, Enid,
Okla; Jennie J.. Cox, Wichita; Grace
Doty and 1Iuriel r Finn, Sedgwick;
Lynette Furley and Eleanor Graves,
wichita: Annie N. Jobes and Mary E.
Jobes. Kansas City, No; Frank S. Kin
sey. Wichita; Harold 5 Kinsey. Sedg-
wick, Stephen G. Morrison. Sedgwick;
Stephen g. Nease and Florence Sample.
Wichita Elizabeth Snattuck, Sedgwick;
" Walter Stohl, Sterling; Vera i. Taft,
Wichita
The fourth year or senior academy class
also has an excellent enrolment. number
ing twenty-five members. Additional
members viii be added TO this class dur
ing the week.
The beginning class IN German. under
Miss Taft. numbers about forty students.
and has the distinction Of being the larg-
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showing their knees.
numbers the class has been divided into
Two sections.
The reception given by the Christian
organizations Of the college to old and
new students Friday evening was well
attended. The reception was held in the
chapel
Guy FindIy. "a. delivered the address
OF welcome, which was very heartily re-
ceived by the students. Mr. Findly urged
all the students to join the Y NJ. or
Y W c. A.. to become active members
Of the OratoricaI association and literary
societies. TO subscribe for the "SunAow-
er." and pay the subscription price Of 50
cents.
Claude Nelson, 'O6, has been elected
business manager Of the "Sunhower.'
Stephen Nease, %. VIII assist Mr. Nelson
81 the business management Of the col
lege paper.
The Christian associations Of the col
lege have issued a very attractive and
useful Students Hand Book" The book
contains q vast amount Of information
concerning Paramount college and copy
was placed in the hands Of each new
student
on Monday Sorosis viii give q reception
f. honor Of the young ladies of the coll
legiate department
Ns ter society held the first regular
meeting last night. Clarance Todd. '0l,
IS president Of the society.
The football team of the college made /
3 splendid showing for the first week |
Coach Poverty had large squad out FOR
practice every day Nearly all the old !
men are lack and excellent new material |
has joined the team.
The Paramount team win play the first /
match game OF football on the 29th Of this /
month at Lawrence with the State uni I
versity There is prospect that a special /
car win be chartered for the occasion /
and that a large number of Wichita /
friends viii witness the contest.
Walt Henrion. Lewis Popes and eX-
Coach Harry Hess were out Saturday af- (
ternoon as interested spectators of the I!
football practice
Mrs. c. E. Buck of Enid. Okla. ras been /
appointed housekeeper OF Holyoke cot /
tage Miss Mary Woods Of Kingman
holds II similar place at Rugby hall
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mr Richardson returned Monday 10
complete the commercial course. while /
Miss Berth Cole returned TO finish her
shorthand course.
Prof. Swingle Of Mulvane and Mr.
Van Patton of Pond Creek. O. T. were
pleasant callers during the week
Miss Berdie Ford, a recent graduate
from the shorthand department, has ac-
cepted position rs stenographer with
Jet & Wood Wholesale Grocer com
pany. of this city.
Mr.. Frank Fain completed the full com
nercial course on Friday. He will go to
his home for a short vacation when he
VIII return 10 finish the shorthand course
state Secretary Baird, of the Y NJ c.
a. made a pleasant visit at the college
on Thursday. He was greatly pleased at
the wonderful growth OF the college since
he leased rs the first rooms in the Y NJ
c a. building. nine years ago
Mr. Ray Worley of the commercial and
shorthand department. has accepted a po-
sihon as bookkeeper and stenographer
for the George X. Spencer Realty com
peny OF this city
Mr.. Carroll Bower. of the shorthand de-
partment has accepted position as
Etenographer for the freight depot Of the
Santa Re railroad of this city
Miss Lou 1T. Stratton. a former grad
mate from the shorthand department
now filing a ane position with the Kin
kade Abstract company. or Norman. o.
r. made pleasant call Saturday. on her
way TO her home in Hutchinson. where
she viii spend short vacation
AIr. c. Is. McBurney. Of the shorthand
department. has accepted a position as
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