Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-11
BOWDOiN COLLEGE
Sophomore Glass Elects Men on Bugle
Board-Spring Elections.

Brunswick, Me. June 10.-(SpeciaD.
Tuesday afternoon, and elected the
following men on the Bugle board
Delta Epsilon, Austin II. Mccormick
of Boothbay HarIor; Zeta Psi ELS
worth A. Stone of Lynn, Mass; Psi
Epsilon. Paul ID. Demmons of East
Machias; Delta Kappa Epsilon, George
A. Hall of Houlton; Kappa Sigma,
Gordon p. Floyd of Woodfords; Theta
Delta Chi, Gordon ID. Richardson of
Reading, Mass. Beta Theta ri, Frank
). Roberts of Brunswick and George
w. Bacon of Weston, Mass; Alpha
Delta Phi, Harold T.. Verrill off Port
land: Fraternity, Daniel w Ro-
dick of South Portland: art editors
Harry NJ. Chatto of South Brooksvile
and Robert p. Coffin of Brunswick.
For the first time in many years
Tuesday, a group picture of the stu
dents of Bowdoin College was taken
Fully 300 students posed, and the pic
ture was taken with a revolving cam
era. The group WAS taken on the cam
rus facing Hubbard hall, the College
library. The picture will be used BY
the college in its advertising materi
al, and doubtless numberless prints
will be sold TO the students.
The spring elections were held at
Memorial hall, Bewdein College, last
evening, and resulted as follows:
Student Council. Robert f. Leigh II,
Seattle, president; Robert d. Weather
i'll, II, Bruins wick, wee president; AL
bert +. Gray, IA, Portsmouth, y. b.,
secretary; Clarence a. Brown, IA,
Portland, Francis Y. Callahan, IA,
Portland, Louis a. Donahue. II, Port
land, George e. Peterson, Ia, Bangor,
Elroy O. LaCasce, IA, Skowhegan,
Neal futile, IA, Cumberland Mills,
Earl s. Thompson, IA, Bath, George a.
MacWilliams, '145, Bangor, Austin Ill.
Mccormack, Is, Boothbay IIarbor
Athletic Council, Elroy o. LaCasce,
"A, SkoWhegan, Robert 7. Weatherill,
IA. Brunswick, A. Keith Eaton. Ia,
Calais, Philip W. Leadbetter, 'l6, Of
South Lincoln
The other elections resulted as fol-
lows: Francis X. Callahan, IA, Port
land, cheer leader; Paul j. KouGhan,
Is. Faith. track manager: Edward K.
Elwell Is, Portland, baseball mana
ger; Austin II. MacCofmack, 49, Both
hay Harbor, tennis manager; Walter
+. Chase, Jr, 16, Bath assistant track
manager; James A. Sum. '16. Maiden.
Mass, assistant baseball manager;
Willett Y. Weodman, If. of Peabody,
Mass, assistant tennis manager.
While the ballots We're being sorted
the students formed a procession and
marched around the town celebra ting
winning the baseball championship of
the State. Paul H. Douglass. 49, act
ed as marshal. Stops were made at
several residences and among those
who responded with speeches We're.
Pres. Hyde, DIR. Frank NJ. Whittier and
austin Cary, 81. Returning to the cam
pus the students held sing around
a bonfire in front of the chapel.
Practically the entire student body
turned out. Monday evening, to cele-
brate the winning of the 1913 Maine
state Baseball Championship. The long
line of students marched through the
streets, cheering and singing. and call
ing for speeches from the different
professors. AT a late hour the boys
gathered in front of the chapel, gave
their final cheers and broke ranks
At an election held, Monday evening,
in Memorial hall the following men
were elected: Student council: Presi-
dent. Robert d. Leigh, IA: vice presi-
dent, Robert Weatherill, N; secretary,
Alfred T.. Gray, II: other members.
Clarence Brown. II: Francis X. Gala
han, IA; Louie Donahue, IA: George
Eaton, n; Neal futile, IA; Elroy La
casce, IA: Earle Thompson, IA; Geo.
\. McWilliams, Is; Austin H. McCor-
mick, rs. Athletic council: Robert T..
Weatherill. IA, Elroy o. La Casce, IA,
A. Keith Eaton. Is. Phil S. Smith, 10,
George W. Leadbetter, '1e; cheer leader,
Francis y. Callahan. IA; baseball
manager, Edward Elwell, Is; track
manager, Paul Koughn, Is. tennis
manager. Austin II. Mccormick, Is;
assistant baseball manager, James
Dunn, 10; assistant track manager,
Walter Chase, 10; assistant tennis
manager, Willard Woodman, 16.