Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-26

tons in the country. The reorganization
Of st Idents shows SIS turing the academi :
year l9i3-l91l and 81 during the summer
school of 1919
The sophomore class elected r. i. cor
ley Of Hardwlcl as manager Of class base
bail in a meeting yesterday The class
also voted n contribution equivalent to 10
cents per member for the expenses OF the
debating teams.
The following senior committees have
been appointed by President St. John;
Senior week committee, d. w. Howe
chairman, II. A. Styles L. J. Donahue and
r. S. Farr; senior prom committee, L. w.
Batchelder chairman, A. +. Moore, B. w.
Mcfarland. r. s. Gilbert, *. II. Emerson,
Il. s. Towne, Jr., Miss Philura BeckWlth
Miss Ruth O'Sulllvan.
Manager Whalcn of the Kake Walk has
announced that about $3.50 was cleared this
year
Teaching figures largely in the plans
of the senior class, as compiled by the
Cynlc Twenty-one of the class are plan
ming to become teachers. Fourteen plan
to become engine ers Ten viii enter busi-
ness. according to present plans. The de-
tails Of a canvass follow:
Plans of the men: Engineering, Il: busi-
ness, To- teaching. o. farming, :. chems-
try, ); graduate work, .; civil service, q;
law. I. Plans of women: Teaching. ~;
graduate work, 4; business, >; librarian, L;
undecided. 3; to be at home, T.
a hospital corps has been organized
composed of the prc-medics and seven
year men. The organization will con-
form to the sanitary troops of a rcgi-
ment of infantry DR.. f. T.. Clark has
received a special appointment from
President Wilson giving him the rank
of major and surgeon. He will have
entire charge of the instruction and will
be assisted by Capt c. A. Van Cor, who
will have the title assistant surgeon
One or two senior NEEDLES may be lieu.
tenants and assistant surgeons. The fol
lowing are scrgeants: II. A. Johnson
'16; a. Il. pcrey, '1G; w. NJ. Emerson
III A. T.. Vaudeville, II; l.. j. Menard
II The instruction will conform as
much as possible to the civilian course
and it is planned to use the members OF
the corps to instruct the entire battalion
in first aid work later In the year.
\ student militia company is in process
Of formation. Captain Frederick has re-
signed from Company c. V. N. G., and
Acting Captain St. John plans TO change
'nis mo d st"oeht IhI''I" COMPANY 0'Ntv
men OF tne present tolicSe pattaIlon Will
oe dho"cn 10 JOIN joining inns company
means tidt '"eN WE oc paiu LOT 'hcil
drills with the university battalion and
imposes no new condition upon a man
except that he is required to attend the
militia enCampment In the summer. This
Is helu ahiualiy Tor TWO weeks II VIII
De heIu IN Maine next summer Inc men
are paiu "hiie at camp
me trN-outS OF sophomore girls rol
tIie Ju'Ia spear prize teaollS was holo
i"o'""H "i'ci 'i'oi "iiuer 'ne uirec'i'i
OF Professor Andrews Five members OF
'he Grass were CHOSEN 10 take part II
the prize reading; jessie Southhrd' Ehza'
oe'H 'lihore Lucy S"llt' CARA bafdhel
ahu DoroIhN NoteF'
Inc university won from NORWICH II
the intercollegiate DEBATE last night
'ne uecision pelhG AWARDED uhani'
mously' vermont supported the ar
nrihatiVe OF the question: Resolved
mat the congress OF the united states
should pass Joint resolution definite
~ promising independence to the Fiji
plnos at date not later than ter
years III the futurc.' The Vernon
team was composed of NJ. D. Powers
j. = Hunt. II. A. Bailey and p. Fl
'Tates' alternate The Norwich team
which upheld the negative, was com
| posed OF c. f. Fisher. M F. Foster, Z,
| ii. Brooks and w. G. Higgins, alter
nate. The Judges were John w. Cor
don of Barre, the Rev. william p
| Jackson Of st. Adams, and BENJAMIN