The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
STAFF FOR 1911
QUAD Is NAMED
stanford Sophomores Receive
HonOrs in the Journal
! istic Field

SIANtOfsD UNIV ERSlI1, March D.
Fifteen members of the present sopho-
more class have been given choice
plums in the local journalistic field by
the announcement of the board of edi-
tors for the 1911 quad, which was
made recently by Editor elect L. L.
Hill of Los Angeles, while five of the
second year class who have shown
executive ability have been named by
President F. H. Hilton OF the sopho-
mores to serve on the board of man
ayers for the same publication. The
appointments are regarded as high
honors among the under graduates.
The appointees are well known TO
the undergraduates either from past
work on publications or because of
their activity in the branches of col
lege affairs which they are detailed
to work up.
The students who will find places
on the editorial board are: Miss A.
Ehrenberg of Alameda, Miss Estelle
Porter of Los Angeles, Miss NJ. M.
Hayes of San Jose, Miss NJ Wilson
OF Palo Alto, F. E. Hill of SaR jose,
E. G. Matthias of Spokane, II. G. Fergu-
son of Los Angeles, G. Holcomb of Los
Angeles, w H. Mcconnell of Los An
geles, W. 5. Porter of Santa Barbara,
+. J. Hopkins Of San Francisco, r. B.
Wheeler of Riverside, r. J. Miller OF
Hanford. b. o. Bliven of Pasadena and
S. \. Hillyard of San Francisco.
The art work of the annual will
be supervised by Z. Z. Hill. To r. b.
Wheeler and w S. Porter the ath-
letic department will be given in
charge, while Miss NJ. Wilson and E. J.
Hopkins will edit the dramatic sec
ton. E. C. Matthias will cover the
college year department. The remain
ing positions and those in charge fol-
low: Womens activities Miss EsteIle
Porter and Miss A. Ehrenberg; sorori-
ties and faculty, Miss M. NJ. Hayes; fra
ternities and publications, II. G. Fergu-
son; literary. S. n. Hillyard; joshes,
B. o. Bliven and R. j. Miller; honorary
societies. organiza tions and music, w.
II. Mcconnell; debating and classes, G.
Holcomb.
The mana gerial board is listed as
follows: G. A. Ditz OF Stockton. chair
man; j. E. Thompson of San Francisco,
j. d. Rutledge of Iowa, w. H. Pittinger
of Los Angeles and Fl. S. Leeds of San
Francisco.
The students appointed will COM
menee their duties as soon as the junior
festivities at the end of this month are
complete, when the work of the pres
ent quad terminates.
G. A. Ernst, an attorney of Bos-
ton, and who has been associated with
DR.. Eliot, the retired president of Har-
ward university. viii address the stu
dents Monday on the possibilities of
civic reform and how TO secure it in
modern city governments.
Students of the Various language
departments of Stanford have been un-
usually active as thespians. Tho mem
bers of the French club, which is COM
posed of upper class and major stu
dents in this department, recently per-
formed before large gathering Of
friends in the lines of the light Frenoil
play of La Poudre aux Yeux," one
OF Labiche's best works. The parts
were taken by well known actors OF
the community, who have starred in
other plays. The cast was as fol-
lows: G. f. Morgan, +. NJ. Anderson
V. +. Bellows, c. A. Christin, p. NJ
Ogilvie, C. Sterlazzo, L. E. Darrow, r.
c. Wait. Miss A. E. Shinn, Miss H Mon
roe, Miss NJ r. Knox, Miss Z. r. Bazet
Miss e. H. Price and Miss F. NJ. Wend-
ling.
The German club students will ap-
pear this week in their semiannual
play, "Pyramus and Thisbe." 1t will
be given by A. L. Kocher 'O9, A. Co
bert '0S, F. M. Weymouth '0S, II. Rosse
10. r. n. Wooster 10 and A. L. Sci
fert II. Special costumes will be pro-
cured for the production, which will
be held Thursday night, March IL. in
Palo Alto.
Greater interest is shown in debat
ing at Stanford university than in
some time past, and the men who will
try for places on the trio which will
contest with the University of Cali
fornia debaters for intercollegiate hon.
ors and the teams which Will meet
the Universities of Nevada, Washing
ton and southern California is a rep
resentative one. At present it num-
bers 2S and is divided into two squads
as follows: Negative squad, E. ID
Lal1in, A. l.. Koeher. A. C. Stelle, c. c.
Shoemaker, e. NJ Leaf, p. j. Batkin
S. A. Lindauer, f. II. Hilton, r. J.
Miller, c.. Holcomb. r. III. Person, L. d
Summerfield, NJ. e. Grimes and E. E
Tineher.
Those who are on the affirmative
squad are: T. T. Bennett, G. B. Bush
A. c. Coonradt, r. NJ. Fort W. E. Hett-
man, S. Bryan, L. E. DuBoise. E. j
Hopkins, j. A Visel, T. T.. Hill, G. J
Hatfield F. NJ Rlssell C. wilsor