Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19
COLBY COLLEGE
"On to Bowdoin Somehow or
Someway" Slogan Adopted
at Meeting
SENIOR CLASS ELECTS OF.
FICERS FOR YEAR

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Of chapel talks in preparation for the
Bowdoin game was by Ernest r. Scrib-
ner Of Houlton. The slogan ION to
Bowdoin somehow or someway" was
adopted, and a lot Of enthusiasm arous-
ed. President Roberts, who spoke
against the custom of 'freightins'' the
way to Brunswick next Saturday, re-
called the incidents Of last year on
account Of that means Of getting to the
game. Whether or not students who
cannot afford to ride on cushions"
will stay at home or risk the bump
ers" seems to be a matter Of much
speculation. Anyway, good crowd Is
going down to help the team win a
decisive victory.
The Delta Epsilon fraternity initiated
the following men Wednesday night at
the regular fraternity meeting: George
Charles ". Anderson, 10, Of Ashland,
Mass; Arthur Mills. 20. Of Houlton:
Almon Hunter, 20, Of Houlton; Thad-
deus Tilton. 30, Of Woodfords; Charles
E. Boxton Of Monticello: Reginald
Sturtevant Of Livermore Falls: Donald
Curtis of Fairfield; Curtiss Hatch Of
Fairfield.
Senior class elections were held We'd
nesday afternoon in the chapel from
three to four o'clock. The following
men were elected from the proposed
slate: president, Edward D. Cawley OF
Lowell Mass; vice president, Donald
w. Tozier of Waterville; secretary.
Winthrop L. Webb Of Winthrop; treas
urer, John F. Everett Of Pittsheld,
Mass. Executive committee: William
H. Erbb Of Hallowell; Francis B. Heath
of Waterville: Roy H. Whelden Of
westbrook; Andrew c. Little Of Nor
folk, Mass; Charles B. Price Of Wor-
cester, Mass; Cecil NJ. Rollins Of Vas
salboro; Wallace C. Lawrence Of Law
renee, Mass.
The officers Of the Colby Prohibition
League met recently to make plans for
organizing and promoting the activities
Of the organization during the coming
year. 1t was decided to have "Prohi-
bition night" in about two weeks. when
a prominent man will be secured to
present the question in a virile and
practical way. Later, 1t is planned to
have a trial Of John Rar|eycorn put on
by the student body. The local and
State contests will be held this year
earlier than usual. The purpose of the
League is a nation-wid campaign to
bring one Of the most vital and far
reaching problems Of the day to COL
lege men for study and action. The
officers this year are: president. E.
Donald Record. IT; vice president,
Thorvald B. Madsen. IT: secretary,
Paul A. Thompson, 10; treasurer. Car
roll B. Flanders. II; reporter, Roy
Hayes, 18.
The committee recently appointed to
formulate plans for the organization OF
Student Council has drawn up the
following recommendations, which Will
be presented to the student body FOL
ratification:
1. A student council of II mel
should be formed, each class being
represented by it's president. each fra
ternity by one man, to be elected b!
the fraternity, and the non-fraternit,
body by one man, to be elected by thu
council
2. The senior president should auto
matically become chairman of the
council SO that 1t may never be with
out head.
8. The fraternity representatives
should be elected before the third
Wednesday Of the year.
4. The council should meet at least
once a month to consider any matters
that may come before it.
5. The council should form its own
constitution and bylaws at its first
regular meeting.
DR.. Hany has been honored by being
chosen to preside over the department
of modern languages at the Teachers
convention to be held in Portland Oct
26, n and %.
The first games Of the big series will
come Saturday. While Maine and Bates
struggle at Lewiston, Colby will bat
tie Bowdoin at Brunswick in what Is
sure to be one of the hardest fought
games of the season. Although the
dopesters have Colby figured as the
probable winner, Bowdoin can't see 1t
so. They have a heavy, gritty team,
led by Captain shumway. whom many
say is second only to Eddie Cawley'
and, with a fighting chance for the
championship, they will prove tough
er proposition than ever before.