Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-15
univ. OF maine
Lieut.. Clark, u. S. Military In
structor, Announces Schedule
for Remainder of Semester
TRACK CLUB CABARET SET
FOR APRIL %

Or0no, Me-, April H.-Lieut. F. s.
Clark, U. 8. A., has announced the
schedule for the department Of military
for the remainder Of the spring semester.
From now until commencement week the
drills are Of the utmost importance and
for that reason unexcused absences on
Saturdays, when the drill is for three
hours, will count treble, that is, stu
dent will be given 80 demerits in place
Of 10. The regular Tuesday and Thurs
day drills will be held the first and Sec
ond week in May, but Saturday, April %,
and May 20. problems will be solved. AS
these are three-hour drills there will be
no one-hour periods on Tuesday and
Thursday Of these weeks. The battalion
is taken considerable distance from the
campus in these problems and blank am
munition is used. In one Of these prob
lens last year Lieut.. Clark had Co. G
Of Bangor come up as an opponent of
the university battalion. On Saturday.
May q, the battalion will have inspec-
ton from clock through as much OF
the day as is needed. Saturday, May 6,
the military events in connection with
the Junior week program will be held.
These have been changed to this week
from commencement week and should
prove an added attraction to the pro-
gram. The program Of events is as fol-
lows: Review Of battalion, semi-inals in
bayonet fencing combat. competitive drill
(three companies), first finals in bayonet
contests. competitive drill Chree compa-
nies). last finals in bayonet contests.
On Tuesday and Thursday of the
coming week the company commanders
will pick out four men from their COM
panies for the bayonet team. From
these four the two men who are to rep
resent the company in the finals will be
selected. The preliminaries for the
fencing contests will be held April %.
The points will be scored on May 6. and
the company winning the largest number
of points will have five per cent. added
to the rank Of each man in the com.
pany.
The names Of the members Of the
junior and sophomore classes who made
Alpha Chi Sigma. the honorary chemi-
cal society, were read in chapel Friday.
The following men were elected to the
society:
Juniors: H. M. Currier, Brewer; n.
L. Reed. Lewiston: T. e. Elauss, Ken
nebunkport; r. B. Pierce. Beverly,
Mass; Fuller Sherman, Randolph.
Sophomores: c. A. Benson, Lewiston;
Charles A. Jortbreg. Portland: and d.
W. Norton, Kingheld.
Wilton 8. Jardlne, who was elected
assistant manager Of baseball last fall,
has rendered his resignation to thu
Athletic board. In the election last fail
the two candidates elected were: Mr..
Jardine and voyle E. Abbott. John P.
Ramsay of Portland had the next high
est vote so he 10 the next in line for
the position, and he began work this
week.
The Track Club will hold its annual
cabaret dance Friday evening, April %. |
IN Alumni hall. This affair has been so
popular in the past it IL looked to as one
II the big college events Of the year.
Mrs. Mason win have charge of the work |
again this year, which IL an assurance
hat the entertainment will be the best
'btainable. The committee is making az !
'angements and several acts have been