The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
Wichita Collie ges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Eairmount CoIleoe Notes.

Paramount College Notes.
a number Of additional students have
entered the collegiate department of the
college. Among these are the following:
Fred 3. Blazer Of Aledo. H., and Jesse
C. Engle OF Centerview, No, have enter
ed the sophomore class; Miss Helen Van
Williamson, of Greenwood, s. D., has en-
tered the freshman class.
Webster society elected officers at the
last meeting. c. Z. Todd. '04. was chosen
PRESIDENT; Guy Findly, "a, vice presi-
deny; Bliss Isely, '06. secretary; Edgar
Trego, 'O6, treasurer; Burton St. John, 06,
sergeant-at-arms; Roy Kirk, reporter.
Members Of the Phuomathean held their
first regular meeting on Friday Of the
past week.
DR.. S. s Kingsbury, who has charge of
the song service at chapel, has chosen
Elizabeth shattuck, %; Blanche Imboden,
'05. and Walter Herrick, '06. TO assist him
in leading the singing.
owing to the resignation OF Graham
Foster, the football squad elected Hunter
Jordan. 90. 10 serve as saptain of the
team.
The Athletic association held the annual
election on Saturday morning. The cleo
ton was one Of unusual spirit and enthu-
siasm The officers selected are given:
Roy Kirk, senior academy, president;
Bert Brown, o.. vice president; Gabrielle
Hinman. '05. secretary; Guy Findly, "a
treasurer; Walter Herrick, 06. manager
of baseball: Tom Bostick, special. mana
ger Of track team; Earl Ross, senior
academy. manager Of football.
The first game Of baseball played in
Wichita this season occurred on Tuesday
between Paramount and Cooper college of
Stirling. A good attendance was present
during the first half. but a drenching rain
compelled the spectators to leave the field
during the second half Fairmount sue
ceeded in making one touchdown, which,
however. was not allowed. and the score
was given as TO o.
The football team viii play the first
out-of-town game 1T Lawrence tomor-
row afternoon. The game viii be a con-
test with the State university. 1t is con-
fdentIy expected that the FairmOunt
bows will make a good showing in this
contest.
The fourth year or senior academy class /
now numbers twenty-five members. The /
names Of the members of this class, with !
the places from which they come, IS as |
follows: Ernest Bosworth, Wichita; Ariel |
Buck. Wichita: Joseph Burkholder. Harp |
or: Fred Burton, Bayneville; Claude |
Davis. Waterloo; Will Davis Clearwater; |
Jean Dean Wichita; Jacob Ems, Imam |
Charlotte Haass, Minneha; Roy Kirk, |
GurneviHe. O.; Raymond Krack, And /
over; verna Lennon. Kechi; Genevieve /
LII. Andale; Claud Means, Iowaville; /
Gertrude Mum, Wichita; Elsie Nelson, /
PavnevilIe: Ella Norton and Olive Nor
ton wichita; Ear Ross. Clearwater;
Constance Sargent, Wichita; Charles Sci
lers. JeffersonviIIe. Okla: Lola Sexton,
Garden CITY: Arthur Softer, Clearwater;
Richard Wallace. Wichita
The yearly meeting of the Congrega-
tional churches Of the Wichita associa-
zion win be held at Udau during the ear
" portion Of this week President Nor
rison. DR.. C. S. Sargent. Professors Rou-
let and Finney win represent the college
faculty at this gathering
Friendc' University Notes.
Hon. James 4. Allison gave a very in
teresting and instructive talk to the
students last Thursday morning. Mr..
Allison is always welcome to come among
Claud Woodward and wife Of Havilnd,
Kan. were mong the visitors in our
school Friday.
Several OF the old students and gradu-
afes visited school Friday morning.
Among the number were: Miss Mabel
Mum Edith Cary. Murdin Martindale,
Iela Seal. Myrta Thompson and Mr.. Hen
~ Lampl.
The freshman class organized last Mon
cay with a membership Of twenty-five.
Mr. Daniel Binford was elected president
and Miss Peterson secretary.
Mr.. Hess has been secured as coach
for the football team this year
Prof. Kirk Logan gave his first adj {
dress 10 the students last Tuesday morn :
ing His subject was Science and the {
Bible" He handled the subject very
ably
Prof Daisy Dixon gave her first talk
on Friday morning. Subject The
Indians. The talk was :
very interesting and instructive
The first football game of the season |
was played on the Hess field last Wednes-
day afternoon. The contestants were {
Wichita business College and Friends {
friends won 20 to O. Mr.. Hess is doing
splendid work in developing the excellent !
material we have in the school You viii
hear from Us again.
The Y. N. & Y. w Christian associa-
ton are doing some hard work among S
the students this fail Many new names {
are being added 10 the lists OF members y
and many are being helped and encour-
aged toward a better life Mr. Harry I
Brown who was sent to the student vol :
unteer convention ut Geneva. Wis. is {
l.rim fun Of good things and is doing the Z
association great good. Miss Bertha I
Wentworth, who was sent by the young t
women TO the i. Y. c. convention at {
Geneva IS no less equally enthused and
IS also working with renewed energy.
Among the visitors Of last week were: 1
Mrs. Downing. Redheld. kan. Mrs Mel q
son. savonberg. Kan; Mr.. Poundston.
Kan. J
The football team IS scheduled to play
at Emporia October g.
Lewis Academy Notes. 7
The Fair Week has passed The at
tendance in school was not iaterferea Y
Without TWO pupils asked for excuses
for absence. The visitors from ON Of Z
TOWN were r,---,,ar,,src