Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-04-18
COLLEGE NOTES.

AL meeting neld on April 81, CapC.
Walter McGuirk spoke to the candidates
for this years track teams in regard to
the work of this season. He also stated
that a meet would be arranged for,
either with the University of Vermont
or Holy Cross college of Worcester.
Candidates who have been listed up to
date are: Bump '13, Culver '13, Car
penter IA, Triggs IA, Ayers rs,
Chapman rs, McGuirk '13, Dade rs,
Jenkens Is, Jones Is, Knox rs,
Parkinson 10, Bath rs, Robertson Is,
Rogers Is, ,Condit, Cowles, English,
Floyd, McCloskey, and Weaver of the
freshman class.
Goodell IA has been made chairman
of the song book committee, This COM
mittee will investigate the expenses of
publishing a college song book and
choose the songs to be printed
A suffrage club has been organized by
some of the women of the college with
Miss Faith B. Linsley as president.
Plans for the Junior Week entertain
ment are nearly completed. A track
meet, base ball games with Norwich
University and New Hampshire State
colleges, public recital by the College
Glee club and the annual Junior Play
and Junior Promenade are among the
festivities planned for the week. An
enjoyable time for sub freshmen is
assured
A May festival under the supervision
of Dean Crawford and DR.. Cunningham
will be given by the women of the col
lege during the last week in May. The
proceeds will be used in sending Y. M.
C. A. delegates to Silver Bay.
The Massachusetts club met in the
German room Wednesday at 80.
Laurence Gulf of Hyde Park, Mass.
was elected president. Arrangements
will be made for the annual banquet at
once.
New bleachers are being erected on
the athletic field to accommodate specta-
tors at the ball games this spring.
| The bleachers are being made in sec
tions so that they may be be removed
to the new athletic field when the latter
/ field is in condition.
Candidates for assistant manager of
the track team are out under the super
vision of Capt. Potter. The track
team is being assisted in every way in
their practice and expectations are high
| for better team than Middlebury has
put out for some time.
A second team will be supported this
year in base ball and a schedule OF
games is being made by Assistant
Manager Stearns for their benefit.
Trggs IA and Weafer IA, short
stop and third d-baseman, respectively,
on the varsity team last year are TEN.
porarily out of practice. Weafer is
suffering with a slight attack OF
pleurisy and Triggs injured his hand ir
practice on Tuesday afternoon. Both
men will be back soon, however, and il
is hoped none the worse for theil
absence from practice.
The work of Coach Murch is meeting
with the approval of the base ball boys
He certainly knows the game and shoulc
be able to bring up the standard of the
team great deal.
At a sophomore class meeting or
Tuesday the editorial staff of the
Kaleidoscope was appointed. Bath wa:
made editor in-chief, Miss Harlow as
sistant editor-n- chief, Vimball, bust
ness manager and Penniman, Miss
Funnel, Miss Wright and Miss FeenN
associate editors.
The faculty club met on Monday.
An informal dance will be held a
Pearsons hall on next Saturday evening
at o clock.
At meeting of the Tennis associa
ton Prof. Burrage was elected presi
for the coming season, Cabot 'l5, sec
retary, and Vose ID, manager. Al
who use the college courts will have t
belong to this association.
Deficiency notices for the filst hal
semster' S work are out.