Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-03-16
HAPPENINGS AT THE COLLEGE
Zeta Sigma Elect Ofcers for the Ensuing
Term-Indoer Meet.

The local indoor meet was held in the
gymnasium last Friday evening and
was a warmly contested affair. A
basket ball game was played between
the first team consisting of Marshall,
Helme, Campbell. Stull and Chapel and
the scrubs, consisting of E. Angel,
Moon, Magidsohn, N. Angel and
Franker II resulted in a victory for
the regulars by score of Is to 6.
The wrestles were next pulled off.
For the feather weight there were five
entries, Mcdonald, Hopper, E. Allured,
r. Cook and Fraker. This weight was
won by Allured. Light weight was
fought for between Humphry, Cook
Chapel, the latter winning the event.
Special weight went to Fairman, who
who won two bouts from McMullen.
Garcia and Sutton gave two exhibition
bouts in welter weight. The former
will go to M. A. @. There were none
entered for middle weight which will be
wrestled by Marshall at M. A. c., who
is On inter collegiate champion. Angel
will wrestle this weight at M. A. c..
Campbell and Monteith were entered
for the high jump which was won by
Monteith at A feet inches. Preston
gave an exhibition on the PARALLEL bars
and S. Johnson in club swinging.
The following officers were elected in
Zeta Sigma for the spring term Monday
evening: President, Harold G.. Gaunt,
'06; vice-president, Erie H. Casterlin,
'07; secretary, Rood Taylor, '0S treas
urer, Ralph E. Lyle, 90; first critic,
George A. Potter, '06; second critic,
George p. Horst. '0S: janitor, Ernest
Ewing; '09. After the election the
president elect took the society down to
Steve's and set 'em up.
The Froebel society entertained the
Phi Phi Alphas at the formers rooms
Monday evening. The boys gave their
usual society program, after which a
very delightful social hour was spent
and refreshments served by the Froe-
bells.
A joint meeting of the Y. M. and Y.
w. G. A. was held in the mems associa-
tion room Sunday afternoon, at which
time reports were given by the dele
gates to the Student Volunteer conven-
tion at Nashville.
Miss Lillian Hunt attended the
funeral of Miss Mary Dubois, former
Alma student, ct st. Louis Tuesday,
and took a floral offering from the
students here.
A number of the wrestling team are
laid up with serious mat burns. Some
of the team may be in poor condition
for the meet with M. A. @. Friday on
this account.
Paul II. Bruske, '98, sporting editor Of
the Detroit LINES has gone south
wl,h tile layers. Mrs Bruske and Paul
Jr are stopping here With President and
MIS-. A. +. Biuske.
Will Cooper writes from Turnpike,
n. c. that he is enjoying his southern
tl1p aud that his health is improving, so
that he expects to return 10 college in
May.
The football reserves had group
picture taken at BoardInan's gallery,
Tuesday, and blossomed out in their
RS, which were lately awarded them.
The Glee Club tour has been declared
off Oh account of several reasons. A
few towns backed out and several of
the club are on the sick list.
The March Almanian appeared this
week. 1t contains the contest grafton
of George Sutton, on "John Hay"
The college is being beseiged lately by
all kinds of general agents for maya
zines, stereoscope views, etc.
Hugh Ferguson of Big Rapids, was
acquaintsnces at the college
over Sunday.
College closes today for the spring
and will reopen March 27th.
Clair Cratzenburg of Ithaca, spent
Sunday with friends at the college.
The Science Club met in the bi ologi-
cal rooms Saturday evening.
Miss Caro- Whitney of Merrill, spent
Sunday at Wright Hall.
Preston Bradley will preach at Muir
the coming Sunday.
Howard Potter made a business trip
to Ithaca Monday.
SURPRISE PAKrY.
A farewell surprise was given Miss