Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-04
UNIV. OF Maine
Nominations for Senior Class
Parts and Committees Take
Place for Election
April Z
THE JUNIOR PUBLICATION
OUT WEDNESDAY

The nomination for the Senior class
parts and committees have been made
and the election will be held Friday,
April Z.
The nominations were as follows:
Valedictorian, F. P. Loring of West
Pownal and E. S. Merrill and E. S.
Merrill of Orono; class orator, H. E.
Rollins Of Bangor and A. A. Packard
of Belfast; chaplain, r. w. Gowell of
Auburn and 7. E. Fairchild Of Liver
more Falls; marshal, c. w. Ruffner Of
Arcadia, Pa, and B. w. Lewis vf
Boothbay Harbor; assistant marshal,
W. w. Webber Of Auburn and l.. H.
Kriger of Portland; class poet, H. E..
Lovely of Gardiner and w. E. Stod-
dard Of Deer Isle; historian, A. F.
Sherman of Bar Harbor and B. E.
Barrett of Bluehill; presentation Of
gifts, G.. c. Palmer of Patten and R.
NJ. Moore Of Biddeford; curator, c. L.
Blackman Of Peaks Island and F. A.
Robie Of Gorham; class prophet, F.
H. Curtis of Addison and o. K. Edes
of Dexter; Cane committee (three to
be elected, r. l.. Moore Of Hallowell,
A. N. Nickerson of Brewer and ]. N.
Dodge of Boothbay, Brooks Brown of
Dover, r. T.. Silva Of Provincetown,
Lass., and l.. M. Hunt of Old Town;
Commencement ball committee three
to be elected, L. o. Barrows of New
port j. l.. Whittier Of Biddeford, NJ.
C. Morris of Bingham and r. l.. Sill
va of Provincetown, Mass. Commence
ment Week committee Give to be elect
ed) NJ. c. Peabody of Dexter, J. T.
| Leacocll of North Andover, Mass, A.
\. NickersGn Of Brewer, ]. E. Totman
of Providence, r.. l., w. H. Edminis-
ter of Dixmont, f. V. Crimmin of Win
terpOrt, .. T. Tarr of Auburn and c.
l.. Legal Of Calais
Maine Christian Association
! Nominations have also been made
for the officers of the Maine Christian
Association. Those nominated are:
! President, c. f. Crosland II of Law
renee, Mass: and f. H. May rs of
Hartford, Ct; 1st vice president, r. c.
/ Chapman is Of Hartford, CT, and c.
c.. Sweat 10 Of Andover; 2nd vice
president. z. Nrooman rs. of Green
Vile ard F. L. Webster is of Farming
ton; secretary, r, A. Wentzel II of
LiverrnOre Falls and r. l.. Brown '19
of Bristol; treasurer d. B. Perry IS
Of Hallowell and A. w. Wunderlick
IS of Arlington. Mass; assistant treas
uier Ghree to be elected F. A. Bar
hour 70 of Woodfords, II. n. Atherton
Is of Augusta, e. A. McLain IS of
Augusta, 9. I. Russell 10 of Hanover,
w. T.. yiussey Of Patten, b. c. Marsh
/ 10 Of Dexter and .. l.. Whalen 10 of
! FaStlort
Oh account of Easter Sunday coming
later ta@a usl2l tnis Year the faculty
sanctioned tie chuHSe of Junior Week
/ from tiIe cU@tCmaryv i'll the middle
Of Allii to tac n-.etaCrs eek in May.
! Tie F,ia.a:. the year book Of the Uni
vcrsity, puolt&hed by Jhe Junior C4as $
Will :a&!.e its appearance on "Wednesday
afternoon A!al $rd.
! \ LUal Meet Will cake place on We'd
n~ads.y ctternoon either with Colby or
HOLY Cross.
/ On Wednesday evening the annual
{ Junior Prize Speaking contest VIII he
held.
/ Thirteen men and seven women of the
Junior Class have been elected 10 corn
pete. These students have been selected
Ger high rank in English course; taken
during their freshman ana sophomore
years, the number Of hours being taken
in,o consideration. Those selected are
as follows: Grace l.. Bristol, Leola B.
+ Chaplain. Helen I. Daufortn, Edith l..
ingraham, Francis NJ Louiee, Alice NJ
looTe, Mary T. Rooie, Harold T. An
1 dlcWS, l-an&dcn J. Freeze W. +. Brawn.
Gerald C. Marble, Ray NJ. Carter. sum
/ ner {, Cobb. Edmund j. Dempsey, Dan
lel NJ Greene, Phillip n. Libby. Har-
/ Old l.. Reed, Frank 0. Stevens, Will
lam G, Wahlenberg and Harvey G.
/ Waugh. These students Will comnete
! for the two fifteen dollar prizes. one fo1
the girls and one for the boys These
prizes will he awarded in regard ia
! thought, style and delivery. Each com
positor will deliver an original speech
of from $50 to 1000 words in length
| On Thursday evening the Maine
Masque win present the original play
| "Lelio and Isabella" This play was
written by Professor Windsor P, Dag.
| gett, head of the department of public
speaking of the University of Maine
This play has been produced in many
of the leading cities in Maine and Mass
achusetts during the past month and
it has met with great success.
The big social event Of the week will
occur on Friday evening when the stu
dents and their friends gather at Alum
nj hall for the Junior Prom SATURDAY.
| evening will witness the various frater-
mites having their house parties. leay-
| ing only Sunday to get over the IA
tigues of the week and getting down to
| the grind again