Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-08
ELECTIONS AT BoWDolN
Results of Buele Board, Musical Clubs
and College Notinu

Brunswick, June T.-(SpeciaD The
members of next years Bugle board
were elected at a meeting of the Soph-
omore class held Wednesday noon in
the gymnasium. This board is made
up OF one man from the. Sophomore
delegation of each fraternity, and one
Sophomore chosen from the non fra
ternity men. The men from the diff
ferent fraternities elected to the boare.
are as follows Alpha Delta Phi.
Charles Roy Bull of Monticello: Delta
Kappa Epsilon, Lawrence Alden Cros-
by of Bangor; Delta Epsilon. Ed
ward Oliver Baker of North Adams.
Mass; Psi Epsilon. Albert Pereiyal
Cushman of Bangor: Beta Theta Pi.
Daniel Earl Gardiner OF Calais; kan
pa Sigma, Leon Everett Jones OF
winthrop, Mass; Theta Delta Chi.
John Edward Dunphy Of Portland;
Zeta Psi. Cedric Russell CroweIt OF
Richmond Hill, y. y. uon-fraternity.
Luther Gordon Whittier OF Farming
tor. As art-editor, Frederick Treye-
men Edwards of Milwaukee, Wis, MAS
elected.
The college elections We're held re-
Gently. and nearly every college man
turned out to vote In most of the
cases the elections were hotiy con-
tested. The results were as follows;
President of the Athletic Council, John
L. Hurley, u. of Maiden, Mass; vice
president. Frank A. Smith. IL. OF
Calais; secretary, Philip Shaw Wood
IL, OF Bar Harbor; junior member
OF Athletic Council. Theodore Emery.
OF Randolph; Sophomore member of
Athletic Council. Robert F. Weather
Ill OF Brunswick; cheer leader. Sew
ard j. Marsh. u. of Pennington;
assistant cheer leader William J. Nix
on, 10. of East Rochester. y. H.:
baseball manager, Frederick l.. Wig
gin, l3. of Thomaston; tennis man
ager, George O. Cummings, 10 eff
Portland: track manager, Cedric II
Crowell, iS of Richmond Hill, n. Y:
fencing manager. Sumner 7. Pike.
ID, of Lubec; assistant baseball man
aser. Francis y. Callahan. lS of
Portland; assistant track manager.
Alan r. Cole. Il. of Bath. The fol-
lowing members of the class of 1912
We're elected TO the Student Council,
Chairman, John J.. Hurley: secretary.
Robert d. Cole of Arlington Heights.
Mass; William A. CorIniek of So.
birmingham, Mass; George T. Will
son of Albion: Edward O. Leigh of
Seattle, Wash; Joseph H. Newell of
Richmond; Arthur ID. Weleh of Port
land, George c. Kern OF Woodfords
George f. Cressey OF Portland.
Al recent meeting of the Bowdoin
Musical Clubs the following officers
Were elected: Leader of the Mandolin
Club, George Cressey, II, of Portland
leader OF the Glee Club, George \.
Iibbitts of Brunswick. manager of
the combined clubs, Harold L. Ashley.
T. of Leicester, Mass; assistant
manager, Lawrence A. Crosby, 10. of
Bangor
The election of these officers marks
the end OF one Of the most success
ful seasons that the clubs have ever
had The audiences which The ciuhs
played before Were all charmed with
the concerts. A great deal OF TN,
credit is due TO Lawrence p. Park.
man. II. the leader of the Glea Climb
and to Edward Weatheril. II. lead.
er of the Mandolin Club. The leaders
were assisted by Professor f. Fl
Wass OF Augusta; and MIR. S. A
Thompson of Portland
Mr.. Cressey, the newly elected lead
er of the Mandolin Club, is well knowr
in the musical circles at Bowdoin II,
has been in the College Band fo,
three Years, in the College Orchestra
and in the musical clubs for one year
Mr.. Tibbitts, the new leader of tn.
Glee Club has beer in the Glee Climb
and the College Choir for three wears
With such able leaders at the head il
will be easy to predict another Yer,
successful year for the clubs.
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