Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-26
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Indoor Athletic Meet Won by FRESH
men, with SOphOmOrcs Second.

The annual indoor athlctlc meet AT the
gymnasium on saturday night. while not
well attended. brought out some good
track material. The freshmen won the
meet with Al IL points, the sophomores
coming second with Is points. Gold, silver
and bronze medals were offered to the
three highest individual point winners. All
Of these places were tied and the medals
had to be awarded by lot. Hayden, 10.
and Squircs. "A, were tied for first and
second with 1s points each; Hayden won
the toss Bolster, '16, and Patterson, 16,
were tied for third and fourth places, and
Bolster won the toss and the bronze
medal. Dr. Stone was starter The events
were as follows:
25-yard race--First, Patterson, 10 sec
ond Bolster, 10; third, Woodbury., II;
time. 40 seconds.
30-yard hurdlcs-First, Wright II: sec
ond, Hackett, II; third Foster, '16; time,
4-5 seconds
SSO-yard run-tfrst Hayden. 10, second,
Patterson, IS: third, Shippey, ~ time,
2:3t.
Mile run-First, Hayden, 10; second,
Greenwood, II; third, buchanan, 10; time,
20 -
sack race-First, Woodbury., II; second
0rS.
4iO-yard run--First Hayden, 10: second
Best. II; third. Wright IL
Obstacle race-First, Burrage. II: sec
ord. Bolster, 10: third, Patterson. 'l6.
Pole value--First, Squires, IA: sec
ond, Mcleod, II; third, Burrage Dan
els. tied; height. feet 10 inches.
Running high jump-First, Wilcox
10, tied height. : feet inches
Lion leap-First, c. II. Hayden, II;
second, Squires, II; third, Wright, II;
height feet inches.
16-pound shot-First. Squircs ~;
Burrage II; third, Woodbury.. ~;
distance 81 feet 10 inches.
Totals--Class 1914. 10 points; ella SIS
, 1915 i51a points; class 1916, % points
class 1877, 411a points.
Robiuson's orchestra furnished music
for the dancing which followed DR.
ana Mrs. r. w. Stone and DIR. G. II
>5eechcr were chaperones.
Junior week will come from May 20 Il
. inclusive, according to vote at thu
Junior class meeting Friday morning
At the same time the class elected thu
following committees, each committee u
choose its own chairman: Junior prom
. j. w. Baker, l., +. Dow, Hayden, McCor
mick. Rich. Malcolm. Olzendam. tn
Misses Holton, Mcmahon and Spinney
Junior week committee, Edgerton, Ffske
Grandy, Johnson. Leffler. Mayforth
Bunce and r. Smith; peerade, Ferrin
Gardyne. Glidden, Knight A. b. Taylor
Chaplin and Young; publicity, Davis, Fer
rim, Healy Hunt. Gardyne. A. b. Tay
lor and Grandy. The committee also ac
cepted the proposed financial schematiza
ton of the faculty-student council.
Lambda Chapter of Kappa Alpha Thet
hold its annual initiation at the home o
Mrs. Votey on Main street The list o
initiates included Irene Barrett 10. o
, burlington; Gladys Fauley, H. of Ben
nington Grace Scotield. 'l6, of Burlng
tom Elizabeth Baker, II, of MontclaiI
y. j.; Helen Chaplin, II, of Jericho
Helen Dewey II, of Royalton; Pear
,irandy, H. Of Burlington; Jennie Max
field, II. of Johnson. The initiation ban
uuet was held at the Van Ness, covers be
ing laid for 50. The large dining room wa
decorated with palms, ferns and fora
, decorations in charge of w. e. Peters
AT the post-prandiai exercises Mrs Ed
ward Robinson acted as toastmistresS
and toasts were given by Mrs. Mabc
Hincks Of Sigma Chapter at Toronto
Miss Grandey, II, Miss Mabel Brownel
1901, Miss Fulllngton, Is. Miss Fauley, II
Miss Watts, '15, and Miss Clifford, II
Among the alumnae present from out G
town were Ehie Wells, n, of Middlebury
Mary Root. 90, Of Craftsbury, Edit
Brown, cx-13, of Manchester Mrs. FIRE
Roberts, 80, OF Shelburne.
The Burlington alumnac chapter G
Kappa Alpha Theta gave a luncheon o
Saturday at the <lifa club in honor {
Mrs Mabel William Hncks of Toronto
district president of the sorority.
The lambda Iota fraternity held a din
ner party and dance at the fratcrnit
house on Friday night. About 20 couple
attended. The chaperons We're Mr.. an
Mrs. j. H. Mlddlebrook and Mr. and Mr.
+. A. Brodle. Bartons orchestra flu
nshed music, Miss Lucinda Smit
catered.
The March number Of the Vernon
Bulletin was issued Monday. l. is Il
annual catalogue number and makes
book of $50 pages, or Is more than la
year. There Is a map of the city of Bu
lington and of the campus, showing Il
location Of the several buildings; calel
dar Of college events for two academ
yeaFs; and statistics OF the untversit
under the following six heads Admins
tratiOu: general information, admi