Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-25
Future Occupations Of the
Glass Of 1906.
Teaching Profession the Choice
Of a Large Number.
List Of Members Of Glass and College
HcnoTs They Rave Won.

demands Tor High school principals, as
sistants in various departments Of
academic work. business men and men
skilled in athletics are being satisfied to
quite a degree by the fscnior class o
Bates College. Already many of them |
have secured positions for the ensuing |
year and still many more have posi- |
tons offered them which they have not |
as Vet decided to accept. Following is !
a list of :atcS seniors who have accept |
ed positions for the year beginning |
with the fail Of 1906:
I.elHdcr Jackson of Morrill, Will teach |
mathematics and coach athletics in
Utica Free Academy, Utica, \. Y. His
strongest point will be in coaching
football, as ne has played this game as
right guard on Bates Varsity. 4. Il.
Lewis of Springfield will serve as prin-
cipal Of Ncrweil High school, Norwell.
Mass. Mr.. Lewis is strong in the Eng
lisp department and served one year as
business manager Of the Bates Student.
William l.. Ecdden of Hyde Park,
Mass. has position rs professor OF
chemistry III ElllinS Davis College. Ell
kins, West Virginia. MI. i.cdden has
been Il strong factor while at Bates IN
track and football work as We IL as in
basket ball. Il" has done much in the
y. Nj. G. \. work and has already the
reputation Of being 4 very pleasant
ana smart young preacher. Mr.. E"ddrn
has served a$ president Of the Bates \.
NJ. T. A., won both the freshman and
the sophomore prizes in declaiming and
is to give the Grafton for his class on
Glass day. Albert johnson of South
Turner will serve as assistant teacher
in WillSton Seminary. Willston. Mass.
lie is to teach mathematics and have
charge of athletics. AS he has played
football four years in Bates College
and broke several records in the
weights and been 4 good basketball
man. he ought to pull out some good
teams for WilSton. He has tXcnlled in
his studies and served as president of
Pclymnia Society. Winfield S. Austin
will teach chemistry and coach athlet-
les at Attleboro High school. Attlcboro,
Mass. Mr.. Austin has played college
baseball and basket BAH and has n
good knowledge of gym work. He has
eycell"d in his studies ana won honors.
He is also n crack tennis player.
Eddie Conner will serve as principal
Of HailoWrll High. His knowledge and
experience in football. baseball and gym
work Will mean much to him. He is a
man that is sure to succeed.
Ralph J.. Kendall has position at in
1i% str r have sf 'Gs. % a Mns as on a G
I L. I,oI md
baseball during his college course ana
served as captain Of each. lie has also
been rr, @idcnt of the Gates Athletic As
SociatiOn. Many OtnCr important offices
have been his while mt Bates. Howard a.
Wiggin has 4 position in Webster 1liGh,
Webster Mass. MI Virgins strong
point in athletics is his knowledge of
track work For tho last two years Il"
has won points in the pole vault at the
intercollegiate meets. WiEgin has been
prominent member and officer of the
Bates Y. NJ G. \. Frank Thurston will
teach mathematics and athletics at NJ.
L. r. For two years he has played cen
ter on The football team and had cor-
siderable experience in track work. john
Robinson is to he principal OF a High
school i'll northern New HAMPSHIRE llar-
old A. Allen Of Colorado Springs, Col.
will teach in Prof. ClarK's summer school
Mt North BlidSton. Me. during the SUM-
NOR Here he will have charge of 9th
lrtics. As he has be1n captain Of Bate;
track team for two years nc IS right mp
in this kind of work. In the fall he will
20 into newspaper business as he is t"
have charge Of the circulation depart
rncnt of 4 local newspaper. Nj Allan
has other honors to his credit, and is now
Vice president Of hi5 class. Charles +.
RrooIi4 of Norway will take M preach
inc. lie has z. position in Aired, Me.
Elmer r: Ntrrill Of W1vno is to b" prin-
ciaal Of Prcsquc Isle High school. Mr.,
Verrii: has had considerable experience
re 4 High school teacher
r.uthrr I. Bonn5y. who has had ono Of
tho riasl,cet honors Of the senior class.
viii teach in Lclviu Institute. Turner.
III Il especially strong in tn" languages
and in defamation. Ross !. BRADLEY VII
afford n medical srhoo! in New BrhnS-
wick. As a student nj EatHs Mr Trad
LEV las been Up among the top-notchor|
roth Mr. Bonney and Mr.. BRADLEY screw
Oh IN the Rltcs student hoard last year
N,yrc Jordan is to remain at l'ateS 'oi-
|Icrc. where lie will serve rs assistant
in chemistry in place Of Mr.. Lane. o.,
VINO IL to resign. Nir. Jordan has been
on the debating team against !. Of NJ
land has played intercollegiate tennis 2S
vel ~ being Il track man amt an earn
oct Y. Nj C. a. worker. Fred Thnrston
T., c,rti,.Ilc his studies NY attending
Passion University Law school. Harold
~ Stevens Of Saco ms accepted 2 po-
si4,ou in Tennessee. lie has Non claSf
1,onorS in English. Charles I.llirS o!
lewiston will attend the medi'a! depart
rncnt Of Washington University. Mr.
pblir,s has been a hard worker in foot
haII and L v:nner in track athletics. l1ar-
An n. Clmr1ircs has 4 position IS teach
o., or rhvsics in Massachusetts,. Cum
r,incs served as cditor-In-chiet OIL thH
rates Student last year and has VOC
honors in mathematics. Miss Myrti"
Young has y position as assistant in
Prcrtstcr High. Rochester. n. H. Miss
Anna r. Weston of Harrison VIII teach
elocution in Portland High school. Miss
Florence p. Pulsifer Of Auburn las po-
sition in Connecticut
Following is a list of the other members
OF 1906: