Evening journal., 1908-06-12
DELAWARE JUNIOR
ANNUAL IS OUT
Handsome Book Telling Of
Life in the College
at Newark
BOYS DO THEMSELVES PROUD

The Junior Glass of Delaware College
has published handsome annual which
compares most favorably with similar pub
lications of other colleges much larger
q an the Newark institution
1t is a handsomely bound, well-prlnted
volume of nearly 800 pages and tells all
about the life Of the college boys. The
classes. the organizations, the fraternities,
the athletic associations. are all repor cd
Ia the book and It will be surprising to
those unfamiliar with the college to know
that so much goes on among the sons
OF Delaware.
The book is anectionately dedicated to
the venerable Manlove Hayes Of Dover,
for many years a member of the Board OF
Trustees. A handsome portrait Of Mr
Hayes is given. and an interesting sketch
Of his busy and useful life
The dedicatory lines are. "To Mr. Man
love Hayes. who throughout his long life
has illustrated every virtue Of manhood
ana citizenship, this volume is respect
fully dedicated"
Handsome pictures of the college bu'ld-
ings and campus are given with a history
Of the college showing its advancement: to
It's present high position. Then comes
the names Of the officers of the corpora
tion and of the Board Of Trustees. This
Is followed by a portrait and sketch Of
the late George G. Evans Of Newark for
many years an honored member Of he
trustees. There is a portrait and tribute to
Jumes Hossinger, another trustee. The
sketches are Interesting. There is a fine
portrait of President Harter and
sketch of his career and his splendid work
In the upbuilding of Delaware College.
Ile has been for twelve years president
Of the institution.
Portraits and Histories.
Sketches of members of the faculty are
given. Then follows portraits and histories
OF the different classes with cartoons.
The pictures show a fine looking crowd
OF boys at old Delaware. Pictures Of all
member of the Junior Glass arc given
with notes of their college activities, the
societies they belong to and all that. Tic
annual tells all about the fraterniues at
Delaware, the Southern Kappa Alpha
the Sigma Phi Epsilon. being the general
Greek letter fraternltes with chapters
at Delaware. There is a local Phi Sigma
Society and the Phi Kappa Phi honorary
society Of which many professors are
members together with three members
ot the senior class. J. A. Aker. J. r. Kel.
les and II. A. Miller Portraits of the
members OF the fraternities are presented.
All About Athletics.
The athletic history of the college is
completely set forth with portraits Of the
teams, the captains and good players and
the articles describing them tell of the
Just pride Delaware feels in the progress
o. sports at the institution. The book Is
wei illustrated with cartoons. it has me
uoual number of gags" on the proccs.
sors and the students. It tells Of prize
winners and athletic stars. the ycIs of
the college the dances. the military life
ana in fact everything that is Of interest
to the college men and their friends
The editorial board Of the annual who
deserve much praise for their publication
comprises William Floyd Wingett editor
in chief; Gustave Adolphus Papperman.
Howard Hopkins Prouse, Cecil edwin
Watts, Edward William McGarvey, asso-
cate editors; Walter wiloughby Josephs
art editor; Marcus A. Robin. assistant;
James Barber Adkins business manager.
with the following assistants: Robert Nc
Clean Carswell, Clifford Mcintyre. T.ed
Cerlton McSorley. Henry Vandyke stew
art Richard Joseph Ward, Victor Herbert
Jones.
This is formidable array Of names but
VI the experience at Delaware is as at
other colleges a few men did most OF 'he
work.
The handsomely bound, illustrated and
printed volume is a product Of the press
OF the Sunday Star OF this city and is Of
course a most attractive specimen Of tie
~ lnter's art