Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-12
BATES COLLEGE.
The Three Literary Societies-Junior
Class Meets-ColIeqe Notes.

Lewiston, Me, Feb. 11.-(SpeciaD.-
Tonight was kipling night at Euro
sophia Society at Bates College.
House discussions on interesting col
lcge topics were held by each society.
At Eurosophia: Piano solo, Miss f.
Perry 10; South Africa" Albert
Buck -; paper on "Kipling," H. c.
Peasley 10; STORY of Muhammand
Dim Miss A. P. Hall 10; "Mandalay,"
ID. e. Andrews 10: 1.-THE Burial" Miss
j. II. Nettleton 10; Professional, d.
r. Andrews 10; vocal duet, Misses
Loneee 10; house discussion, "Resolv-
ed, That Dramatic Work Would be of
Benefit in Eurosophia."
Al Piaeria-Original part. Miss G.
Harlow 10; Judge Lindsey's Court"
II. c. Robertson II; house discussion.
Resolved, That Entrance Examina-
TORS to Bates Should be Made More
Stringent vocal solo with violin OBJ
ligato. Miss Harmon 10 and Miss
Boulia 10
At Polymnia-Music Misses Malta
and Harrigan: reading, a. H. Glmer;
reading. Miss NJ. Audley 70; music.
Misses Malta and Harrigan; house dis
clssion. Resolved, That an Eating
Club for Both Young Men and Young
Women Should be Established bv the
College Authorities" A change was
noted in the Craftsmanship of the exec
utive committee of Polymnia. John
Herdrick Powers 10, has been chosen
chairman in place of former chairman
Maguon 10.
The College Mandolin and Glec Clubs
left this afternoon for New Gloucester
where they gave a concert tonight.
Manager Luce took the following men:
First tenors. Drummer u. Kcirstead
IL, Merrill p; second tenors. Davis u
Ramsdcll 10, Yeaton 10, Luce 10; bar
itones. Cole 10, leader: Lane ~, Peas
Icy 10. Magoon 10: hassos. Manter rs.
Smith -. Kidder 10, White IL: Man
dolin Club, Drummer ~ Ramsdell 10
I-oring 10. Moulton 10, Magoon 10,
Lare ~. Allen II, Davis - Wood
man 13. Davis ~; pianist. A. Teb-
belts II: reader. Farnsworth 10: So
loist, William Morrison II. The Col
lego Quartet. Cole. Keirstead, Davis.
Morrison. will assist in the program.
Quimhy TO- who has been reading for
the clubs, has resigned on account of
other work in favor of +. L. Farms
worth 10, who is well known as an ex-
ccllcnt speaker.
The Junior class held an important
meeting this afternoon, when the mat
ter of class pins was discussed 1t
seems to be the general feeling in the
class that the pins for the Glass of 1911
ShOIlII NOT have ha1 oil
for the past few years. jewelled set
tinsS. Nominations for Ivy dav odist
and for Ivy day committee were also
A large crowd of students and cti-
zens attended the lecture given in the
chapel last evening by State Supern-
tondent of Schools Payson Smith on
The Ideals of the Teaching Profess
sion. Mr.. Smith took up the following
points in the course of his address:
FIRST. be fit morally to teach. that is.
eat, sleep, laugh etc: second. have
g"od physical health; third. be aus
.ere' do not cheat your pupil; fourth,
o. broad; look on all sides: fifth, be
aoie 10 grow; sixth, improve your abil-
ity to lead: seventh, have a sense of
JEssce. judge first yourself, then you
can judge others: eighth, have a prop
err sense of proportion: a proper sense
of relationship; ninth, meet the test
of personal habits; be studious. tenth.
acquire the ability to set pupils to do
their own thinking: eleventh. have the
ability to insnire; exnect good things
from the pupils, point out that they
must succeed and show them their OBJ
portunity: twelfth. be able to teach the
incidentals