Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-26
OUR COLLEGES.
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80 coz TAYLOR It's either a straigh, reci-
III ltaation or a straight funk with nm ahc
l.a.s. 4.,a one completes the course he s
Io .it.sc,,y erre to know some Latin. quiet,
aignifed. sometimes severe but more
often Justly kind Professor TaYlors
------,ecitations run smoothly and few min
re rios of his hours are wasted.
one of the faculty that the freshman
,s,,ally learns to like first of all ana
rIgif noyer gets over it is Professor Warren
If mathematics. He has been with
Colby long and his boys hope that he
may remain much longer. After the
first few days he seems like father to
"a the freshman. Perhaps this is why
90" they call him "Ccsine' and perhaps IL
sT isn't but at any rate it's fact that ne
is usually irst to win the esteem ana
love of his classes. The freshman
learns a good deal more than mathema-
tics in his room and usually remembers
y what is not in the book the longer.
Then there's Dr. Black who is
rr1f reckoned among the younger men and
d. who has not been so very long at Col
nv After the boys have been in his
,lff course a while they stoutly assert that
> he knows more history than any other
man alive. His courses are favorlte
tssi2u electives and the hours spent in ms
room are among the most pleasant OF
y 4 the year.
i -...,u And Professor Roberts, another of the
Younger men, who makes you learn
English whether you want to or not,
and makes you write and write and
i DInJi read and read until you have a pretty
"''-' fair knowledge of English literature.
, ,z- That he is one of the most popular men
g fns of the faculty goes without saying, for
d, after all the boys like those who make
,o7. them work the hardest
,,r.-e-. Dr. Marquardt makes you see with
dWo3 German cast in your sleep: you dream
'' dreams and see visions-all in Ger
,f,. ~. man-after you've been with him a few
iai.s weeks But when you get through you
are pretty sure to be able to tell Ger
man script from Greek and that's what
you're there for. If it isn't you soon
.t,+. find yourself somewhere else. Profess
1 re4 sor Hedman, his former assistant and
now full professor and instructor IN
. .aa' several of the new courses that will be
introduced this year, is one of the
IA youngest men on the faculty, but he is
<,i.tiS one that more than one college would
like to have occupy one of its chairs
He speaks four languages fiuently ano
can get along first rate in about as
ut many more. You might drop him any
-. where on the face of the earth and the
u,t,- chances are that he would be chatting
~ sociably with the natives in their owl
language within AZ hours. He's thu
80 man who surprised some of the bes
a sIT teachers in Paris with his unusua
talent for acquiring all the twists ant
r son b, auirks of a foreign tongue. And every
body likes him, too.
81 Then there are Professor Beck an'
A.. .'' Dr. Frew and all the others to max
IA , life pleasant for the freshman. TIL
~ former has been with Colby but shOr
time in the department Of physics ant
- astronomy. but he has won his place il
ID 4 eEthc respect and esteem of the boys
Or, Frew is the man who looks out 70
~ !, your muscle and general health and
y you ever feel particularly inclined t
v. do sometime real strenuous you cal
stir up scrap with him and he vii
foane-- give you Il real nice time.
"A n President White has done a grea
: ~ deal for the college in the short tim
rrsr ne has been the leader and the boy
~ like him best of all perhaps. He is tn
-. man who gets them out of difficulties
advises and directs No matter wha
go the trouble may be he can suggest
nSG -aremedy. His whole energy and grea
s'' ability is devoted to Colby and tn
Z ss college is feeling the touch Of the mas
M q 5eter hand. The coming year promise
TO be one Of the very best in the histor!
.sosuo of the institution. The entering clas
'G~,,.- is fine one and there are many i'm
- a provements ana considerable enlarge
No. ment in the work. Old Colby start
sec her SID year certainly with little fea
~ and with the brightest of prospects,
The following have signified their in
~ tention of entering: William Stevens
~ 4 "A. G. Robinson. Karl Kennison. J. G
= Lindsay. Henry Abbot. c. w. Meader
csy+sez Charles Clukey, A. Mayo. Mr.. Rey
-,f'-. nolds. Waterville: Frank Hamilton
X South Blue Hill; Leroy L. Woods
:" IN Knave Corner; r. L. Emery. Owl!
wilma Head; f. A. Bonney, South Paris. V
~ z M. Jones. Monson; ]. w. ! Leighton
CherryGeld; Fl. n. McCauy, Hancock
~ : H. L. Wiley. Cherryfield G. II. Chip
S 81 af=nan. Damariscotta: II. Crabtree Han
:. ~ cock: II. T.. Slayton. MorrStown. VT;
q o. p. w. Keene Belfast; F. f. Hutchins
4 Hutchins; f. p Craig. Augusta; c. O
y e 1873 Rowe. Yarmouthvilie; h. A. Gooch
~" "Yarmouthville; Mr.. Spencer, Benton
Tr Nj. Lincoln, bingham, Mass; Mr.
tGs IaLangdell. Wilton, N. H.. II. r.
Briggs. South Paris: Mr.. Jones' l.. L.
Ross. Littleton; II. l.. Pepper: ]. w.
uHfCoombs. Freeport: C. f. Jewell. North
4 's~-Shspleigh; c. A. Studley, J. A. Bow
doin. r. w. Mitchell. Northeast Har-
Dor j. NJ league, Owls Head; G. f.
- aderwood. Vnalhaven; G. w.
Starkey. North Vassalboro
Sc q Louise Allen. Miss Angle. Watervile:
Anna Boynton. Fort Fairfield: Mary
Campbell. Cherryfield: c. Beatrice
Caldwell. oxford: Matte Conant Fort
Fairfield George Conner, Farming
4ton, ~ H: Christia Donnel York
nareor; Hattie Drake. Watervile:
Cora Farwel Bethel Nettie Fuller,
PlarNille, Mass; Lubelle Hall, War
rem; Addle Holway, Machias; Clar
Hodgkins. Lamoine: Pearl Jones.
Blaine: Miss Kennison, Watervile.
Jennie Linton. Houton: f. Rowena
Loomis. Skowhegan; Ella MaXey.
North Attleboro. Mass: Miss Merrick