Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-18
COLBY COLLEGE
Senior Class Prepares for Nomi-
nation of Officers with List
Selected
WORK STARTED FOR THE
ENDOWMENT FUND

WORK STARTED FOR THE
ENDOWMENT FUND
The senior class held a meeting d.
rectly after chapel Tuesday and ap-
pointed tine following nominating COM
mittee: Donald w. Tozier Of Water
vile. Wallace c. Lawrence Of Law
renee. Andrew C. Little of Norfolk,
Mass, Donald c. Record of Livermore
Falls, Wilbur J. Blades of Needham,
Mass, winthrop 8. Webb Of winthrop
and William B. Smith of Oakland, Me.
This committee met later and drew up
the following slate of class officers to
be voted on Wednesday: For president,
Mark Thompson Of Long Island. n.
Y; Edward D. Cauley Of Lowell,
Mass; for vice president. Donald w.
rozier of Waterville, Gerald w. Leeds
of Allston, Mass; for secretary, Win
throp S. Webb of Winthrop. Foster
Eaton of Waterville: for treasurer,
Ralph B. Huber Of Corning. N. Y,
John F. Everett of Pittsfieid. Mass;
executive committee, Wallace Law
renee of Lawrence, Mass, Francis
Heath of Waterville. Roy Wheldon OF
Westbrook, Andrew c. Little OF Nor
folk, Mass, Cecil NJ. Rollins Of Vas
salboro, William H. Erbb of Hallowell,
Charles 3. Price of Worcester. Mass.
The regular Y. M. CA. meeting was
held Tuesday night in the association
rooms. The speaker was Jefferson c.
Smith. State secretary of the Y. M. Z.
A., who spoke to large audience on
lie Raison d'Etre, THE Y. NJ. Z. AS.
Excuse for Living"
"Matty" Mathews '1S. Varsity base
ball pitcher, is confined to his room
at the Delta Kappa Epsilon house by
sickness.
It is rumored about the campus that
another formal co razoo( is in store
for the Freshmen. Numerous COM
plants are current among the three
upper classes and the Sophomores In
particular because Of the holiness and
careless indifference of the entering
class to Phi Chi regulations. The
matter Of making them toe the mark Is
largely in the hands of the Sopho-
mores and it would not be surprising
if something Of interest happened in
the near future.
The proposed debating society meet
ing slated for Tuesday, was postponed
until Thursday at which time officers
will be chosen.
The student committee on the en-
dowment fund for the college met
Tuesday in the chapel and listened to
plans and proposals for undergrad
uates' aid in the project. Following
recommendations were drawn up:
1t is recommended by the Student
Committee on Endowment that:
10 A course of three lectures be
undertaken by such student officials
as shall be subsequently appointed by
the student body:
(2) That the net proceeds from this
course of lectures be turned over to the
president of the college with the un-
Outstanding that the sum thus turned
over shall go toward the general en-
dowment fund of 100000;
80 That each student of the college
be given the opportunity of signifying
his or her Willingness to support such
a course of lectures, it being under
stood (a) that for no single lecture
the price for tickets to be charged each
student shall exceed two dollars $50;
(b) that for the sum paid by each stu
dent for each lecture three tickets
shall be issued to each student; (c)
that students receiving tickets shall
have the right to dispose of any or all
of them at the price stated thereon /;
(d) that the signing of these recon-
mendations shall bind the student for
the amount to be charged for each lee
ture:
ca That the following slate of Off
GERS. named by the Student Committee
on Endowment. be voted upon by Sc
10. 1916. from 4 to $50 o'clock, the bal
dent committee:
President, vice president. secretary
treasurer. auditor, faculty adviser, ex'
ecutive committee Of eight members;
(5) That the work involved in con.
Quoting the course Of lectures shall be
done by the officers above named undo,
such bylaws as they shall deem it wise
to adopt
Waterville. Me-, Oct II. 1916.
Possible speakers considered for this
course of lectures included Ex-Presi-
dents Taft and Roosevelt and President
Wilson.
The following officers were nominat-
ed to be voted on Thursday:
For president-Hugh G. Pratt Of
Corning. N. Y; Winthrop L. Webb Of
Winthrop. Me-: Carroll B. Flanders Of
Skowhegan.
For vice president-Mrs. Helen Cole
Of Waterville: Miss Grace Farnham Of
Danbury. N. H: Miss Flora Norton Of
Kingield.
For secretary-Mark Thompson OF
Long Island, N. Y; John F. Everett Of
Pittsfeld, Mass; Donald Tozier Of Wat.
erville.
For treasurer-Miss Eva Bean Of
Bethel: Miss Lucy Allen Of Camden;
Miss Phoebe Vincent Of Houlton.
Executive committee to consist Of
three men and three women from each
class:
Eaton, Brown, Everett, Craig, Thomp-
son, Tooker, Tyler. Boardman. Eaton,
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