Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-30

Class Of 1915 second group: Charts
Billings. Poultney; Raymond c. Brown.
Brattleboro; Helen NJ. Hail. Burlington;
Hiram r. Hammer. Bristol; Katharine NJ
Gordon, Barre Rose Levin Montpelier;
lierman Mechanic, Burlington; Cornne
M. OSullivan. Burlington Ruth G.
Parker, Burlington; Norman NJ. Perkins,
Waterbury; Bessie NJ. Reynolds. Burling-
ton; Mary H. Sparks. Rutland; Leon c.
Spencer, North Bennington.
Class of 1917. first group: Helen l..
Dewey, Royalton; second group. Harold
e. Bradley, South Royalton; Abner c.
Bristol, Townshend r. r. Churchill,
south Londonderry; Mary j. Conway,
Pittsford Mary Frank. Burlington; Pearl
NJ Grandy, Burlington; Barton f.. Howe.
Chester; Fay II. Hunt, Essex Junction;
Luther G. Lougec. Lockmerc, N. H.
Frances II. Tenney. st. Adams; Marion F.
Walker. Cabot Leon c. Wilder, Whining
| ton.
| The Mabel Nelson Jacobs cup for the
! fraternity or sorority having the high
est standing the preceding year was
awarded to the Alpha ri Delta sorority.
| ''Champlain'' was sting, after which
President Benton gave the benediction
registrar, explained the process OF en-
rolling to all new students. President
Benton met the members of the senior
class at the same time In the Williams
Science hall for a short talk. The re-
mainder Of the day was given up to
enrolment and payment Of bills. Glasses
will meet to-day as usual.
CHANGES IN FACULTY.
| G. F. f. Story, who has been engaged
| in extensive work in Ohio and Massa-
chusetts succeeds Prof A. A. Borland.
who has gone to Pennsylvania State
| University
| Lieut.. s. a. Howard. 30th United States
| infantry, succeeds Capt. ]. l.. Reeves as
professor Of military science and tactics.
r. w. Kehoe, acting registrar. becomes
registrar
f. West succeeds Prof w. r. Jack
man as assistant professor of economics
and accounting.
! j. !. Lindsay returns to tho English
department after a years leave of
absence.
r. r. Dodge. Wesleyan, 1918. has been
engaged as instructor in German.
l.. H. Flint. University Of Vermont
1915, becomes instructor In botany and
V. r. Yates, University OF Vermont. 1915.
instructor in physics and mechanical en-
cheering.
r. L. Nl1vnard and ]. w. Bunce Will
be clinical instructors in the College OF
Medicine.
FRESHMAN RULES
The following freshman rules, printed
in green ink, were put up Tuesday night
in conspicuous places around the city by
the sophomores. incidentally aided by n
= freshmen:
THOU SHALT
J.. Take off thy caps to the president
and properly salute all professors and
seniors.
> Wear a freshman cap or toque at all
times until Easter. Except wher In full
military uniformly.
This rule is void on Sundays.
2. Learn the Vermont songs and cheers
at once.
A. Attend alls smokers and collegiate
contests.
s Stand and doff thy caps at the
strains Of "Champlain" out of respect to
your Alma Mater.
THOU SHALT NOT
I. Wear prep school insignia.
.. Stray from the established paths Of
the campus
3. Venture on the north side of College
street unless in company with an uppe-
classman.
A. Smoke on any portion of tho campus
S. Clad myself with corduroy clothing
or wear hose of any other color than
! black.
6. Decorate thy caps.
: Remember, Frosh. that we do not care
who you are or where you came from. If
you are any good we will find 1t out.
You have got to show us.
We, the class OF nineteen hundred and
eighteen, do heartily welcome to old Yer
mont such of you as shall prove your
selves worthy, and do issue a solemn and
profound warning TO anyone who dares 10
deviate from the above rules in the slight
est respect.
, UNIVERSITY NOTES
0 The annual reception OF the Y. w. C. a,
, to the freshman girls was given last night
at Grassmount In tho receiving line wcr'
, Lucy Swift, 'l6. president of the Y. W.
c. A., Mrs. Benton Mrs. Stetson. Mrs
Norton. Miss Terrill and Miss Marshall
Mrs. Norton who lived for II years at
Grassmount. spoke OF it's history and ira
dtion. Refreshments were served.
The first football game Of the season
will he played Saturday afternoon al Cen
tennial field, when the varsity meets Wor-
cestcr Polytechnic Institute. Practice has
y been held daily for the past two weeks
under the direction of Coach Robinson
/ With a number OF las: years squad back
{ and number OF likely candidates from the
= freshman class out. n good team should
= be on the field Saturday. Preceding the
= game, the annual cane rush between the
Il two lower classes will he held, Miles &
Perry will furnish the canes, as in former
y years.