Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04
UNIV. OF maine
Senior Class Elects Officers
Pledging Season-Campus
on the Various Col
lege Activities
FACULTY PROMOTIONS AND
UNIVERSITY LOCALS

The Seniors held their class election
on Friday and elected the following Off
GERS: President, Otis Lawry of Beta
Theta Pi vice president, ". W. Weber
Of Beta Theta P; secretary. L. E. Phil
brook Of Beta Theta Pi; treasurer. A. W.
Nickerson Of Theta Chi; executive COM
mittec. Lewis H. Blood. c. E. Purington,
r. h Mansfield, A. A Packard. W. il.
Edminster; student council, Mike" Dris-
coli. Roger w. Bell: track manager, B.
W. Lewis; hockey manager. L. H. kri-
ger.
The Maine Masoue will hold their first
meeting Monday evening. There are
large number of new men trying for
parts in the cast this year. The play
will he under the supervision Of Prof.
Windsor T. Daggett, who has had charge
Of the Masque for several years.
Omega chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, the
honorary Journalists fraternity at Maine,
held its first important business meet
ing of the year on Friday evening. Plans
for the semester were outlined.
The Freshma Sophomore baseball
game. which was to have been played
count of rain. The Sophomores won the
first game, so the Freshmen must win the
second game in order to have chance
TO win the series from their upper
classmates.
The college barber has been changed
from one part of Coburn hall TO new
quarters 1t has been newly equipped
and now contains three chairs. This Is
great Improvement over the accommo-
datons of last year.
The fraternities at Maine are still rush
ing men daily. but the first few weeks
finds most of the houses filled. The men
pledged by Sigma Alpha Epsilon are:
George A. J. Froberger of Augusta, Me;
Forrest A. Barbour Of Portland, Me;
Maynard Dow of Kent's Hill, Me; Carl
A. Lewis of Augusta. Me; Walter F.
Wiley. kent's Hill, Me; Clifton Rich
ards, Bucksport. Me; Phillip D. Dali
rvmple of Revere, Mass: Ralph NJ. Ken
dali. Biddeford. Me: Ferdinand !. Penley.
Me; Stanley F. Beveridge, North Ha-
ven. Me 1t win be observed that two
of the pledges are Augusta boys.
Kirke and Allen, two of the varsity
football men. who stayed at home from
the Dartmouth trip, are out again and
will report in uniform for light work
out Monday afternoon. The team, as
evidenced by Saturdays game with
Dartmouth. sorely needs the long legs of
Kirke to plough through the opposing
lines.
The Y. W. C. A. is again actively or
ganized for the ensuing year At re-
cent meeting held in Balentine hall the
orra pization was effected. The duties of
the various committees. plans for the
coming year, and short musical pro-
gram completed the meeting. Regular
meetings will be held every Thursday
evening, al which special music will be
furnished. Next Thursday evening Miss
Finnisan, secretary Of the northeastern
division of the National 7. W. c. A..
will address the local association at the
Mt. Vernon House.
Professor Garrett W. Thompson deliv
cred the first of series Of lectures given
Wednesday afternoons. as was the Gus
tom last year. The lectures are arrang-
ed under the direction Of the College Of
Arts and Sciences and will be devoted
to studies in German and Romance lit
erature, given by the professors in the
of Spanish, French ana
German.
The following promotions have been
made in the faculty list: Andrew p.
Raggio. Ph. D.. associate professor Of
romance languages to professor of Span.
ish and Italian; Francis r. Freeman. N.
Sc. associate professor to professor Of