Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-04
B0WDOlN NOTES.
Details Of Registration Show
I 28O Students, This Fall.
Make up Of College Jury ard Of
'04 BugIe Board.
Two Football Games, Next Week.
Pres. Hyde in Chicago.

brunswick, Me-, Oct. 3.-(SpeciaD,-
The full details of the registration at
Bowdoin college show that the early
estimates of the size of the entering
class We're not far out of the way.
There are over so men taking the
freshman studies and this will be the
size Of the class. However, owing to
the strictness of the examinations and
the BowdOin rules regarding condi-
tons, only ~ are now classed by the
faculty as freshmen in regular stand
ing, while Is are classed for the pres
ent as specials. most of whom will later
be regular members of the class. The
total registration of the college is now
$50, gain of 25 over last year. There
are 63 seniors. 60 juniors and GA sopho-
mOres. Each of the upper classes has
lost some men and gained some since
last year.
The new members of the college jury
met this week. to organize under
President Hyde. The jury numbers
thirteen students as follows: Carl S.
Fuller of Lewiston. from class of 1908 ::
George c. Purington. Jr., of Farming
ton, from class of 1904: Walter Nj.
Sanborn, of Augusta. from class of
1905: a. Perry Holt, Billerica. Mass.
from Alpha Delta Phi Sidney b. Lar
:abee. Portland, from Psi Epsilon:
Ralph w. Hellenbrand, Old Town. from
Delta Kappa Epsilon; Selden o. Mar
tin, FoXcroft, from Zeta Psi George B.
Farnsworth, Bethel, from Theta Delta
Kappa Sigma; and Robert c. Bisbee.
Bethel. from Beta Theta Pi: and Her.
bert f. Thompson, Sebago Lake, from
the non-fraternity men. The member
Of the freshman class is not elected
yet.
The football clever has no game.
Saturday, but will put in some hard
practice on Whittier field. Two games
are scheduled for next week both on
the home grounds. One is with Exeter.
Wednesday, ard the other with New
hampshire State college. Saturday.
The latter team has always been easy
for Bowdoin, but Exeter is in the class
with the best small college teams and
is always hard proposition.
Wilson, '03 is coaching the Brunswick
High School football team: Dunlap, 'O3,
the Bridgton Academy team; and Coffin
'03. the Edward Little High School
team. All these have played on the
BOwdoin Varsity eleven and all have
been star men. but they are incapacita-
ted by injuries from playing, this fall,
and their loss is severely felt.
President Hyde announced at chapel.
the other morning. that for the first
Gin hi ,xrith tEa ,.n1
lcge began. II years ago, there were no
changes or additions in the faculty to
mention Mt the beginning of the year
President Hyde left. today, for a thee
weeks service as university preacher
ut the University of Chicago.
A beginning has been made on the
grading of the end of the campus
towards the Hubbard Library building
When that building is done the college
grounds will stretch smoothly from
Bath street to College street. The H.
brary building will be set on a grade
a few inches higher than the grade OF
the rest of the campus.
The first sophomore freshman base
ball game occurs. Saturday. and ought
to be victory for the sophOmores
since they have several Varsity men
There is. however some fine materia
in the freshman class. At class meet
Ings last week Robert J. Hodgson, Jr.
of Lewiston. and David r. Porter OF
Bangor. were elected captain and man
ager, respectively. of the Freshman
team. and Donald c. White of Lewiston
and Stanley Williams of Portland. wer.
| reelected captain and manager of thu
1904 team.
An important action was taken b,
1.-THE faculty at their first regular meet
l ing of the term. Monday. September 70
Heretofore those taking the three
| medical courses in the last two term:
of senior year have been obliged t
| take a fourth course in the academi
| department, or have an extra iron
some previous term to substitute TO
that fourth course. BY the regulation
now adopted. the three medical courses
| will be all that is required from IN
| students electing them. A failure II
any one of these courses will count tf'
| same as a failure in any college course
therefore the faculty strongly advises
those seniors who elect Medical schoo
courses TO have in readiness two ex
| tras to substitute in order to obtain tn
diploma and degree OF Bachelor
Arts in case of a failure in one OF N
difficult medical courses.
The 1904 Bugle board has bee
i elected and is as follows: From Alph
Delta phi. Marshall p Cram: from Ps
Upsilon. Samuel T. Dana: from Delft
i kappa Epsilon, John NJ. Brigham
from Zeta Psi. William f. Lunt; fror
Theta Delta Chi. Merton A. Bryant
from Delta Epsilon, Emory Q. Beane
from Kappa Sigma. William T. Rowe
from Beta Theta Pi, Harold Il. Mayo
from the non-fraternity men. Cheste
r. Harper The board organized Wit
the election of Marshall p. Cram 9
editor-in chief and w. F.. Lunt. BUS
ness manager. C. Franklin Paokar'
j'O4. of Auburn. was elected art-edito
Tho S;xrh annual convention of IN