Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-28

sor Me- 1875; fitted at WiscdSsel I1lsh
school: home address, Wiscasset, Me-;
intended occupation, teaching. Ofhces:
Glass president, 2; vice president Y. Nj.
O. A. 2: president Y. NJ. c. A, 4.
Honors: Champion debate divislon'
Iunior prize Grafton division: Senior
exhibition; alternate on Clark debate
4. ivy day chaplain; Class day chap
lain.
Elmer Keyes Johnson-Born at Ma
chias, 1888: fitted at Machias High
school: home address, Machias, Me-
intended occupation, professional base
ball and teaching. Honors: Captain
baseball 4; Captain 'O7 basketball, 3;
baseball "B" /, 2, 8, 4.
John Scott Tendleton-BOrn in North
mort. Me, 1854; fitted at Boston Eng
lish High school; Roxbury High school,
home address, Cambridge, Mass; IN
tended occupation, ministry. Ohices:
Glass chairman executive committee,
/ 4; president POlymnia, 4; Vice-prcsl-
dent Polymnia, 3; president ParKer
Hall Association, 4; vice president +.
III. A., 2 and Z. Honors: Assistant IN
English, 4: Freshman Prize declama-
ticn division: Sophomore champion
debate division; Junior Prize Grafton
division; alternate on Trinity debate;
intercollegiate debater, and 4; Ivy
Day Grafton; Class Day farewell ad-
dress: associate editor of Student, 2;
editor oil Student, 5; assistant baseball
manager, g.; baseball mgr, a. Prizes:
Scholarship. 3; Freshman dec; Sophie
more debate: Junior GRAFTON.
mi nv WpCt-
brook, Me, 1885; fitted at Westbrook
High school: home address. Cumber-
land Mills, Me; intended profession,
teaching. Offices: Class sec, 3. Hon
ors Ivy Day ode, 3; Junior prize ora
| ton division; Senior exhibition. Prizes:
| Scholarship. 2.
Frank Lesion Rogers-Born in Brew
ster, Mass, 1884; fitted at Chatham
| High school, home address, Everett.
Mass; intended occupation, medicine.
Honors: Baseball b." l, 2. 3. 4.
Walter Edward Sullivan-Born in
Ludlow, Me-, 1885; fitted at Houlton
| High school; home address. Houlton.
| Me-; intended occupation, medicine.
Honors: Asst. Mgr. football, 8; Mgr.
| football. 4.
Anna Fleming Walsh-Born in Lew
| iston, Me-, 1856; fitted at Lewiston
High school; intended occupat ton,
| teat hing. HOnors: Freshman prize dec.
division; Sophomore prize dec. divi-
| sion; Junior prize Grafton division;
Senior exhibition: editor of Student, 3.
| Prizes: Sophomore defamation; Junior
| Grafton.
| Dorrance Stinchneld White-Born in
| Sherburne, \. Y, 1883; fitted at New
Hampton Literary Institute and Com
mercial College; home address: Made
lima, Mimi; intended occupation, teach
| ing. Offices: Glass marshal, ,; presi-
dent of Deutcher Verein, 4. Honors
Assistant in gym, 4; Freshman decla-
nation division; captain Of class relay.
A; captain 1907 Interclass Meet, 8; Var
sity track team, 2, 3, 4.
William Henry Whittum-Born in
| Lewiston. Me. 1884; fitted at Lewiston
High school; intended occupation, bust
ness. Offices: Glass vice president. a.
A. A. Advisory Board, A. chairman ad-
visory committee. Honors: Freshman
prize defamation division: mgr. Of
track team, 3; captain track team a:
| captain tennis team. f.
Lawrence Norman Wight-Born in
Gorham, n. H., 1881: fitted at Bridgton
Academy; home address, Gorham, n.
| H.; intended occupation. teaching. Of
| fees: Treas. of Eurosophia, O. Honors:
Assistant in Biology A; Address to
| Undergraduates" Mgr. of Student. 8;
football b. l, >, 3, 4; baseball b
| 1, 2. 9. 4.
| Emily Rosamond Willard-Born in
South Portland, 1884; fitted at South
| Portland High school; home address
South Portland, Me; intended occupa-
tion. teaching. Offices: Glass secretary
A; secretary Piaeria, 2; leader Girls
| Glee Club, J. Honors: Sophomore dec
lamation; Senior Exhibition; Ivy Day
| toast.
| OF the 6 who graduated A are ia
take up teaching, 4 law, 8 medicine and
the rest business or are as vet unde-
| ci2ed.
| The baby Of the class, Jonathan Y.
| stanton Turner, furnished by Charles
Oscar Turner
| Inc class of 1907 has established two
clubs since entering Bates, the Reform
cub and the Anti-Reform Club.
| Officers of the Reform Club are:
Pres. F. P. Caswell, d. d. T.. Fl. r
Bowman, "Pook:" H. NJ. Davis. 'Tri-
pod" f. G. Kelly. "Slat;" L. l.. Merrill
| "Chink;" "Eke" Johnson, Fake" s
K. Ramsdell. Mud" "Eph" p. Colson
Guy BIZ Hoyt, j.; H. McIntire, T. c.
morrill, +. l.. Rogers, Mig" w. H.
Whittum, "Stingy," Bill the Schemer.
| Inc following men of the Bates Y
M. Z. A. left Bates College Thursday
afternoon for Bath where they
VIII take the boat for Boston on their
way 70 Northfield, the annual assembl-
ing place of delegates from most of the
college !. M. G. AS of u s.: Wayne
Jurdan o6, Willard Boothby 'O9. George
w. French 'OS, Wallace Clifford '0S
Arthur Linscott '09, Norman Frost 10
Ar'hur Morse 90, Thomas ]. Cate 'Os
bryant Griffin '07. William Whittum
W. Harold Wiggin 'O6. Joseph wad.