Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-14
Sophomore Debates Now
lha Center Of Interest.
College Orchestra Rounding Out
Very Good Year.
Plans for the Coming indoor Meet.
Several New Features.

, Following the freshmen "Dec5" come
the sophomore debates. There are this
term seven divisions Of debaters;
these divisions come on March 18th.
18th. 18th. 18th, 18Th, 21st and 22d. The
first division as given is as follows:
RI solved that the United States
should give the Philippines their indie
rcadcnce.'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lincoln Whea-
Tn, Carl Herman Ranger, Alice Adams
Foss, Raymond Sylvester Cakes. Flor
encc Mabel Hunt, Phyllis Caroline Gull
name. Mary Hardic. Negativc-Fred
F2uel Jones, Thomas Libby Dixon.
Georgia Mabel Cooper. Edith Marie
Tetranlt, Fred Henry Lancaster, AEncc
Donald Grant, Robert Leach.
For Wednesday,, March 1c, the pro-
gram viii be as follows: Resolved,
that the SOvernmC mt of Canada is su-
lerior in form and operation to that %
the United States"
Affirmative Scott Sidney F.koff,
Charles Lester Harris. Carl Thatcher
Pomcroy. Louise Mcy Small. lola Ag-
mes Walker. AIic" Mildred Hunniston.
Alta Belle brush. Ncgative-Ancic
EstelIa keeno, Wnnifrcd \. Chapman.
Arthur Fay Linscptt. Wallace Floyd
Holman. Mildred jasmine Jordan.
I:ortha Sarah Cluson, Louis Burton
Woodward.
tn" judges Gf these debates are DR.
II. II. britain. Mr. r. s. Foster, %, and
Miss Lillirn May Os@0od, DC. The dc
bates are held in Hathnrn hail at > p.
II. There are s".ne good debaters in
the 20 class ara the debates can but
prove to be very instructive ami inter-
esting. ono man and enc woman is
Put over from each division TO the
prize division. Each person pat over
receives as Il prize so. The final de-
bates will be given in Main Street
church during graduation week. The
prize winner here will receive 500
Bates feels rather proud of her or
chcstra that has been developed under
Fraser. '0S. lie has regular rehearSaIs
now in PREPARATION for the indoor meet.
The talent is exceptionally fine and
now members keep dropping in. At
present it consists of Fraser, 'OS. r.
Goodwin. '6S, and Haywood. '01. cor
hctists; Bangs, '0S, Libby. 90. Ramsell,
20, and Quinn, 10 violinists; Rams
dell. 'C7, Griffin. 01. and Bowman, '07.
clarinetists; Wheaton. '0S, bass horn
ist: GOODWIN. 'oS. trombonis,: Saw
yer. as. bass drummer and Davis. t.
II. s, snare drummer.
Soma fast men are being developcd
fcr the indoor meet from each class.
capt. Luce, 10. has his relay team
nearly chosen. CUMMINGS was elected
captain Of the srrintcrS Of 1910. He is
or" Of the fastest men III college and
with such men as Williams, TasCo and
ElWDod they ought to make Bowdoin,
TO- hustle. The pole vault, one of the
rrcttiest events Of the meet will be in
toresting: Bridges. '0S. French. 'OS. Will
farms. 10. White, '07. and Frost 90,
"ili be in this event.
In tie high jump there are some ex-
C2rtional good contestants such as
Kelley. OF. irish, 90. Fraser, OS. and
Williams. 10. 1t was won last wear
Ey Kelley but probably Williams who
did 4 good stunt at the Boston meet
will make him hustle this year
The tumbling speciality by Wight
and White will be one Of TIE prettiest
tumbling acts ever seen in City hall.
They have put considerable time into
this work and have worked up some
stunts rarely eCcn outside of the cir
Gus. They will also do some sensa-
t.onal work on the horizontal ana par
alel bars.
The high hurdles previously easily
captured by Fraser, '0S, will have
another man this year in the person of
Williams, 10. The outcome of this
race is a problem.
In the three board jumps are White
Fraser, Dolloff, Booker and Page.
White has without doubt tag on this
event for first place.
one feature of the meet this year
will he the events that are mixed in 10
break the monotony of the competitive
events and to provoke laughter: such
events as the obstacle race, the potato
race. the maze run and game of skin
the snake. OF course an event of this
kind would not pass without clown
81 one is provided for this purpose.
The judges, etc, are nearly all Sc
cured and every preparation made for
great event.