The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-07
COLLEGE NOTES

The base ball team returned Sun
day morning from most successful
tour of southern Idaho. We konw
now that our team is one of the fast
est in the state. Gooding was defeat
ed 7 to 5; American Falls IL to 8; Ru-
pert, I to /; Albion State Normal 4
to 5. In the first game with the
Academy of Idaho the college enjoy
ed a run of phenomenal bad luck. In
this game the Academy succeeded in
getting only four men past first base.
two OF these scoring. The College
had IA men die on bases and lost the
game by score of 2 to /. Coming
back next day with renewed pep"
the College pounded out three homes
and put the A. of /. to sleep with
score of 90. The second game is the
first with the A. of l. under its new
name of Idaho Technical Institute.
Albion has forfeited two games with
us scheduled to be played here on
May lis, on account of financial diff
hculties.. Boise high school will cross
bats with us May 81.
On the evening of May first at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley
occurred the annual Junior Senior
banquet. This banquet is always look
ed forward to as one of the big events
of the year and the banquet given by
the Glass of 10 was among the top
nochers. The tables were arranged
in long row, the gentlemen progress
sing after each course. Between the
courses ToaStmaSter Turner added to
the pleasure of the evening by calling
upon various guests to respond with
short talks upon topics more or less
personal. ToaSts were responded to
by Orabelle Raymond. Jesse Ragsdale.
Florence Mccormick, Wallace Tayior
and DR.. Boone.
Invitations are being sent out to
the singers OF the city to assist in the
concert rendition of the opera. Car
men. which is planned as an import
ant feature of Commencement Week
at the College of Idaho under the di-
Teclon OF the Music Department. The
Glee Clubs have been busy for some
time with rehearsals for this, as they
nave also the soloists, all under the
direction OF Mr.. Beale. A large Choir
us IS desired for the performance that
the music may be adequately rendered,
and that credit may reflect on both
college and city in musical lines. The
undertaking is indeed most ambitious,
and VIII mark huge step forward
unsteady Tor all of us. A satisfac-
tory performance of such proportions
is an achievement to be proud of
unsteady. and may we'll be an adver-
usement OF value to the community as
well as to the College. The perform
ance is, scheduled for Wednesday
night june. 9TH. Singers who may
wish to assist in this opportunity are
invited to make their desires known to
Mr.: Beale at once.
Founders day will be celebrated
this year on the l4th of Nav. The
celebration will begin with a big pa
rade through town at GAS a. M. after
which the crowd will proceed to the
College campus. Here the address of
welcome will be delivered by Jesse
Ragsdale is followed by the Nav
pole festival, with a number of folk
dances and drills. The high school
seniors will be entertained during the
noon hour at Finney Hall by the 4th
years. The rest of the crowd will find
something to eat awaiting them at
voorhees,. In the afternoon a num-
Der OF class Olympics will be staged
on the campus. The faculty will also
De seen IN the high dive and various
other daring stunts.
Alter the Olympics, Pocatello will
probably cross bats with our bows at
recreation park. In the evening a
number of College stunts, songs and
various. other specialties will be pro-
ylded for the entertainment of all
Everybody is invited to come and
spend the day in getting acquainted
with the College of Idaho.
The annual Lowell Columbian liter
aaTTy contest will held at Sterry Hall,