Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-24
COLLEGE OPENINGS
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James Fuller Ingraham, Augusta;
Ralph Irving, West Roxbury. Mass.
Frederick Orlando Johnson, Ham
cock.
John Henry Kern, Portland.
Edward Freeman Larrabee. Bridg-
ton; Paul Rittenhouse Leech. Ger
mantown, Pa; Stanley Lee Leavitt.
West Bath; Leon Leighton, Jr, Will
ton: Reginald Thomas Lombard. South
Portland.
Daniel Francis Mahoney, Portland;
William Frye Martin. Lexington,
Mass; Louis Blalock Mccarthy, West
Roxbury. Mass; John Albert Nc
Clave. Grantwood. n. j.; Laurence
AIcCulloch, Ashmont, Mass; Milton
Morse McGorrill, Woodfords. Donald
Mcdonald, Portland; stephen McPher-
son, Brunswick; Warren Carleton
Merrill. Skowhegan; George Evans
Minot. Belgrade: Hugh Addison Nit
chell. Brunswick; Frank Buchanan
Morrison, Lisbon; John Mackay Nor
rison, Boise. Idaho; Harlow Bayrum
Mosher, Dexter.
Henry Chester Nelson Rumford:
Howe Samuel Newell, Pittsburg, Pa;
Howard Patrick, South birmingham,
Mass; Shepley Paul. End, Au-
burn; Leslie Whidden Pearson, Port
land; Lloyd Robert Pendleton, Dark
Harbor; stephen Erwin Perkins. Bart
lett, n. H.
Wilired Phillips Racine, Brunswick;
Orrett Forest Robinson, Warren; An
drew Mace Rollins, Jr., Round Lake,
~ Y.
Harold Boardman Sawyer, Farming
ton; Duncan Scarborough, Dedham.
Mass: Harry Martin Schwartz, Port
land; Reginald Thornton Small. Vest
brook; Cheever Stanton Smith, Vest
brook; Louis Oscar Smith, Patten:
Roger Williams Smih, Agunquit; Eric
Melville Simmons, Union: Charles My
ron Sprague. Bath; Harold Merle
Springer. Skowhegan; Merrill Freder-
lex Sproul, Brewer; Clyde Elerton
Stevens. Rockland; Ralph Archie
Stevens, Jr., Hyde Park, Mass; Par
ker Brooks Sturgis, Auburn; Raymond
Wheeler Stowell, Frecport: Almon
Bird Sullivan, Rockland; Allan Whit
ney Sylvester, Harrison.
Donald Harmon Tibbetts. Auburn;
Charles Edward Thomas, Portsmouth,
n. H.: Owen Joseph Toussaint. East
NIillinocket: Lewis William Tilley,
East Millinocket: Rufus Harris Till
son, Dexter; Periey Smith Turner,
Augusta; Rufus c. futile, Freeport.
James Elmon Vance. Center Lowell.
Francis Codd Warren, Rumford:
Eben Morrison Whitcomb, Ellsworth
Falls; Ruel Whitney Whitcomb, ELS
worth Falls; David Walter White.
Topsham; John Carroll White. Jones'
port; Lawton Walter Witt. Winchen-
don, Mass.
Special students-Charles Bernard
MacIninch. Woodland; Arno c. Saw
age, Bangor; CASTOR McF. Stephens,
New Bedford. Mass; Francis Yvonnet
Van Schooloven. Jr., N. Y; James
Eben Boothby. Dubuque. Iowa; Roland
Hacker Cobb, Denmark, Me-; Philip
Hacker Cobb, Denmark, Me.
Glass of 1917-Charles Edward AL
len, Freeport: Wilfred Dixon Harri-
son. Freeport George Edward Leath-
erbarrOW, Limerick
Glass of, 1918-Lee Mannheim Fried
man, Houlton; William Needleman
Portland; Miles James Smith, Wool
wich; Allen Joseph Ginty. Boston;
Frank Ashmore Haseltine, Pittsfeld;
Frank Durham Hazeltine, Belfast;
Walter Huran Fank.
Glass Of 1916-Lawrence Cortland,
Saco.
Never before in the history Of the COL
lege has there been such a large squad
out for football. Over so men have re-
sponded to the call Of Coach Campbell
Up till today practice had been held
twice day, practice full Of honest hard
work with not an idle moment. That
the whole college is intensely interested
In the work Of the team this year is
shown by the crowd Of students that
files down to the field every afternoon to
watch the squad at work. In spite Of
the large size Of the squad. Coach Camp
bell and Asst. Coach Smith permit no.
body to remain idle a moment. While
one group 10 tackling the dummy. an
other group Il running down under punts,
and 50 on with the rest, all are busy
at their own particular task. Srinnage
has been held the last four practices and
the men have been showing up well. Sew
eral men have been laid up temporarily
with minor injuries. Monday Capt. Lead
better received bad cut over the eye,
requiring several stitches, and as a re-
suit he will probably be out of the New