The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
Wichita Cole ges
Fairmeunt College Notes.
Notes Of Wiehita's
Educational Institutions.


The monthly issue Of tiTe Sunhower ap-
peared during the week. The sunf1ower
is the, Official organ of the college. ne
present sstle is replete with news anu
information. The editorial stan Is COM
posea as follows: EdiIcT-in-chief, Guy H.
Ef6dfy. 'o4; associate editor. Clarence Z.
<1Todd '04; local editor. Marjorie Sellers
,os. athletic editor. Clifford \. Co-e. 70;
literary editor. .xrthu. Z. Softer, 'G1;
alumni. editor. Edwin wilcox, Dl' busi-
ness manager, Roy ]. Kirk, 97; aeade-
nv representative. Martin Z. Kendilck;
artist professor, Elizabeth Sprague
The i. " c. \. elected Georgia Groves,
.o,. and Elsie Nelson. 'o7, to represent
the association as the state convention
This meeting will be held during the
present week at Baldwin.
A temperance organization was affected
during the week. About thirty-lFe mem
bers have been received The officers are;
Clifford Cole. president; Blanche lmhoa-
en-. vice-presldent; Arthur r. Softer, sec
rotary; Lewis Taylor, treasurer:
Claude Davis and. Grace Davis enrolled
last Tuesday. These young people are
from waterloo and are former students
Of rbe school. Claude Davis enrolled in
the freshman class Avery Wight Of
kechi also enrolled during the week.
Mr.. Wight via make a speciality in n1ath-
ematics.
A number of students have been added
10 the school of music. Those entering
arc Anna Belle Moore, Grace Mum, Ar
thur Darling, Mrs. II. W. Darling, Chas-
Post, Anna \ Lynch. II. II Hatfield,
Gail Ross, Harry Stewart and Lewis
Taylor
Both the men and wonlen's glee clubs
are meeting twice each week. Tie two
organizations are very enthusiastic and
are doing excellent work.
A large delegation. OF Isairmounters at
tended the lecture by Or. Green, given
at Garfield Hall. Wednesday. The lee
ture was greatly appfeeited by the en-
lire crowd Of students.
The library received very valuable
addition during the week IN the shape
Of six bound volumes Of the Daily Eagle
files Through the generosity of the pub
fishers the library has now complete
get of this important. publication. dat
ing from the very first issue. ~-
Last IAS0cAS mn ma
Minton Ross made the college "a brief
visit. Mr Ross was at one time a prom
inent student at Paramount. He IS now
associated with his father in mercantile
business at Caldwell.
Avis CUP, a former student. brother
of Blanche Culp. died at his home on
Monday Of the..past week. Mr.. Culp
had been suffering from consumption for
several years
The library club celebrated their ninth
anniversary by a special meeting held
at the home of Mrs W H Isely.
The. football game played October 10
with the red Indians from chiIocco was
spectacular hut .oae-sided; the game re-
suited in the score OF 50 to in favor of
FairmQunt ...-s ~
a number Of Paramount eoilegians, who
are likewise national guardsmen, win
take part in the maneuvers at Fort
Riley. Their addresses FOR the next ten
days viii be Camp Sanger. Those going
arc: r II. Morrison, Stephen C. Nease.
Bliss Isely, ". II Isely. leslie Knicker-
booker. Lewis Taylor Wfbert Duncan.
City II. Findiy and Joseph Burkholder.