Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Sophomorcs tho Winners In Glass Night
Events--"CindcrcIia' by y. w. G. A.

EveDtS-'CindcrcIl1' by y. w. G. \. -
The sophomores won decisive victory
over the freshmen IN the events of class +
night, the final count giving the sopho :
mores c7ia points against liz OF the {
freshmen. During the period Of general !
hostllites, which lasted from $50 until Z
100 the sophomcres captured 10 fresh |
mon without a single one of their men
being taken. The three dummy PUSHES
also went to the sophomorcs, the fresh
men being unable to take the dummy
away from them in any Of the rushes.
Following the dummy FISHES the
wrestling matches We're !. II in the annex
Each match was for two falls out IT
threc times. the periods lasting four
minutes In the lightweight matches
, rest, -, and Pratt 20. Wrestlod three
PERIODS without fail Cheney ~ got =
| fall over Bcknell, 90, in the middle
weight Tho other two matches resulted
in draw The heavyweight matches
went to the freshmen r. G. Chamberlin,
10 getting two falls from Harrington.
10 Tom Fay referred the matches Imme
| diately following the wrestling matches ,
the keg rush was held in the annex In
this rush twenty-five men from each class
/ were picked. the object being TO roll the
key away from the center toward the .
goal of the opposite class This was won
by the sOphomoreS.
"Cinderela" threc-act version Of the
popular fairy tale of that name. was pre-
scented by the Y. NJ G. a. Friday night
at the high school before an enthusiastic
audience Mildred Kent, 20, made
: enhancing Cinderella and was we'll set
off by the ugly Stcp-sisters and step
| mother in the persons Of Lucille O'Sulli-
van, is. Blanche Abbott, 90 and Edth
} Scribner, 10. Dorothy Lawrence, 10
l was the lovely and kind-heartcd fairy
| god-mothor. The handsome prince, Laura
Parker. Il and the baron, Emma Flint,
10 were we'll received. Isabelle Watson.
e. rs. was the vivacious post-boy. The play
-. afforded opportunity for the introduction
, Of several dances and songs, which were
To- admirably executed Preceding the per
70 Torrance a Mother Goose parade, con-
y tanning all the characters from the Book
{ of Mother Goose Rhymes filed across the
stage and across the hall while a trio,
N composed of Frances Tenney Il. Mar
n garet Whittelnore. 10. and Norma Per-
+ kins rs sang Mother Goose rhymes
Mark Magner. 10 Marion Day 10, and
+ Norma Perkins IS, furnished music be-
+ tween the acts.
>, I'm the senior debate held Friday
- afternoon, the negative side was awarded
tho decision. the question being, Re-
solved. That scientific management IS
essential to modern industry The af-
u nrmativc side vas composed of Chatter.
10 ton. Collard and Dodds while Davies,
~ Foster and Coffocn upheld the negative
~ side Of the question. The judges were
~ Professors Aiken. clifford and Messenger.
~ the annual initiation and banquet Of
- the Alpha Kappa Kappa fraternity was
~ held saturday evening. The initiation
l' ceremonies Wcrc held at the fratcrnity's
or rooms at the Y. NJ. c. A. building. the
20 follow ue men being initiated: Elmer w
IL Pike 49, of Isle La Motto. II. A. Dur
III fec. 20 of Salem, y. Y. Is. 5. Crane, 20
az Of Worcester. Mass, and NJ n Eastman
IT. 90 of Woodsvilo y. II. The banquet
a was held at the New Sherwood Hotel
~ covers being laid for 80. DR.. o. y. East
o' man presided at the post-prandal cxcr
~ ci,os and the following members respond
cd to toasts: Dr. r. l.. Maynard DR.. Il. u
es' Adams Dr S l.. Morrison. c. A. Rcuss
ar- Gilbert Kist George Alden II, Harold
at Taylor. II, NJ j. Pausen, II, j. +, Col
ay lns. II. J. Il. Becker, rs, G. y. Church
rs rs H. G. Grswold ~, and II. A, Dur
III fee. %
Of After the class game Saturday, Mrs
rS Burns and Mrs. storey entertained tn
ia senior and sophomore girls at supper a
ISIS the home Of Mrs Burns on South Wiliar
nR street Mrs Stetson and Mrs. f. Kim
ms ball gave the junior and freshman girl
IRE "A suppor at Grassnount.
rY' St midas Guild held its regular meet
oh' ing yesterday evening in the church PAL
ley lcrr
nv The senate Of the state university dc
on cidod Monday TO establish the talkeC
"'r Of course in journalism. \ one hour
W week course viii be given by w. J
| 'r"cFctr editor Of university publicS
ti"ns. as Part Of the depart ment Of EnI
fish ono fun credit for the year will
nry allowed The first lecture viii hc dcliVerC
APP ius' after Christmas Mr.. Crockett plal