The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
NEWS OF UNIVERSITY.
Montgomery Boy At Head of JuniO,
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University Oct. 14.-(Special.)- )--Af- ter having given the candidates for the Glee Club about month In which to display the quality of their voices. Tom Garner. the director of the organixa. tion. has just announced the team for the session of 1909-10.
 There were about sixty-five appli- cants for the club, but only twenty eight were selected. Of this number only twenty will be taken on the var ious trips. The following were chos- en: First tenors. Peebles. Swindle, Dodson. Huff Haley, Stevenson: second tenors, Morrow. Schwarz. Davison Spratt, Rogers, Guise, Chamblin. Mora = gues: first passes. Barrow. Brinkman. Land. McCrossin Wallace Riley; sec ond passes, Clabaugh, Pitts, Bell. Brad ley. Brooks. Mcqueen. Snedecor, Smith.
 The junior class. at a meeting re- gently In Clark Hall elected the fol- lowing: President, Phares Coleman. Jr., of Montgomery; vice president, l.. L. Smith. of Sylacauga: secretary and treasurer, John c. Morrow, of Borm- ingham: poet, Miss Kathleen Ward. of ILvingston: historian. Miss May Chase. of Birmingham.
 The examination for the selection of the Rhodes Scholar from the State of Alabama for 1910 will be held at the University on Tuesday and Wednesday. the 18th and goth of October. 1909. The selection of scholars will be com pleted before the end of January. 1910. and the new scholars will begin resi- dence at oxford in October. 1910.
 The board of editors for The Corol- la of 1909-10 has just been selected and the appointments made known. :. The early selection of the editors and the fact that the board contains some Of the most gifted students in school E tia Trss fl he-stndsnta and alumni an unusually good annual for this year. The board consists of the fol- lowing students:
 F;ditor-in- chief. H. W. Arant, 10, of Notasulga: business manager. T. w. Palmer, Jr., 10, of Montevallo; assis- tant business manager. Phares Cole man, Jr., II, Of Montgomery; asso- ciate editors. J. k. Kirkpatrick. 10. of Wetumpka, W. c. Banks. TO. of Flu Jaw; NJ. F. Sehwarz. 10. of Selma, E. E. Jones, II, of Jones. Mills, Farley Moody, '12, of Tuscaloosa; w. C. Hale, TO. of Tuscaloosa: W. II. McEniry, law 10, of Bessemer; Miss Cecile M. Chiffon, I'll, of Montgomery: Miss Car oI Montgomery. II. of Birmingham.
 One of the greatest needs of the university for several years has been the competition of two or more active debating societies. 1t Is true that there have been two societies here for the last half century and more--the Philomathic and the Erosophic. The former of these has been carrying on good work all the time. but the lat ter has been made in a moribund con- dltion for the past ten years At tempts have been made to bring II back to health each years yet for some unknown reason they have al- wavs resulted in failure. Last year it gave up the ghost. However a ntw organization has been effected which is known as the Jefferson Literary Society. With these two societies In activs exIstence, there should be a re- vivnl of interest in oratory and debat- ing. The officers of the new society are W. l.. Griffin. president; J. M. nurnett, vice president; O. W. Storey, snnrat.rv and treasurer; C. c. Nose lev, critic: B. B. Griffin. sergeant-st- arms; IT B. Morton, journalist