Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-21
ED'N. BLANCHARD {,
CHOSEN TO TAKE.
PULLMAN COURSE
Seniors ct Bowdoin Vote for il.
First Time in Selection 4
Proctors - Freshmen Re,s.
tering ....-..

Brunswick. Me-, Sept N.-Sspse,aS
The registration of freshmen bes,, :.
Bowdoin college this afternoon and su
continue through tomorrow, althoush IL,
majority of members of the ents,,,.
class have signed the rolls today, =.
morrow the seniors. juniors and sooh,.
nlores will register.
The six seniors selected as proctor,
took charge of the dormitories toni.h,
The procters this year were selecteS IL
a new way. The Student Council ncr,
mated 10 seniors for the positions ana
from that number the dean selected ii,
Heretofore the dean has selected ~,
proctors without giving the students any
voice in the matter A proctor rooms IN
each dormitory and is responsible for
the order and discipline there. The psoc.
tors are located as follows: South An.
pleton, Benjamin P. Bradford Of Wayne.
North Appleton, Frank E. Phillips Of Nev
Haven, Ct; South Maine, James c. Oh.
yer of South Portland; North Main.
Laurence H. Marston of Wiscasse,.
South Winthrop, Hal s. White of Indian.
apolis, Ind; North Winthrop, Nathaniel
T. McConaughy of New Dorp. n.
The following members of the senior
class have been selected to take TIN
pullman courses In English and mu.
nicipal government. The English couns
is limited to six men and Is conducted
by six professors, each of whom has the
class for six weeks. during which period
a different phrase Of English Literature |.
studied, as follows: Translation under
Prof. Henry johnson; the essay under
Prof George r. Elliott; the drama under
Prof. George T. Files; the grafton un.
der Prof. Wilmot B. Mitchell; the shor.
story under Prof. William Hawley Davis;
and verse under Prof. Kenneth c. n
sills. The students selected to take this
course are Erik Achorn of Newton High.
lands, Mass; Lowry A. Biggers Of Port.
land: Edwin H. Blanchard Of Augusta
Clarence H. Crosby Of Dexter; Forbes
Rickard, Jr., Of Denver, Col, and Hal g.
White of Indianapolis, Ind.
Prof. Orren C. Hormell conducts ne
course In municipal government. to
which the following nine seniors and
| one junior have been elected: claf.
ence H. Crosby Of Dexter, E. Carleton
Moran, Jr.. Of Rockland. James c. DIV.
er Of South Portland. Donald ". Phil.
| brick of Skowhegan, Frank E. Phillips
Of New Haven, Conn, Leroy A. Rams.
! dell of South Portland. Sherman N.
Shumway of Skowhegan, Kenneth G.
Stone of Wellesley Hills. Mass, and
| Joseph w. Tuttle, Jr., OF Saxonville
Mass, from 1917 and Francis W. Jacob
Of South China from 1918.
The following members Of 1917 havs
been selected for the Ibis, the senior
| literary society: Clarence H. Crosby oi
Dexter, president: Carl X. Ross OF Port.
land, secretary-treasurer; Erik Achofh
Of Newton Highlands, Mass. Edwin H.
Blanchard of Augusta, Harvey D. Miller
I>of Bangor. Donald W. Philbrick Of
Skowhegan, Forbes Rickard, Jr.. of Den.
yer, Col, Sherman N. shumway ct
skowhegan and Hal S. White Of Indian.
apolis. Ind.
The members Of the Friars, the hon.
orary society Of the Junior class fot
the coming year. are A. Shirley Gray D!
Portland. assistant manager Of thu
Varsity football team; Franklin D.
MacCormick Of Framinsham, Mass, as.
sistant manager of the baseball team
and an editor Of the Orient; Bella W.
Norton of Newport, editor-in-chief Of
the Bugle and an editor Of the Orient;
and Willard A. Savage. Jr, Of West
Somerville, Mass. hurdler on the track
team.
The Bowdoin Club, the social organ.
ization for the non-fraternity men a.
Bowdoin, for whom the college fur.
nishes club house, has for It's oficers
this year: Philip n. Cobb ~ Of Den.
mark. president; John r. Gardner ~
of Worcester. Mass, vice president;
Roger w. Smith '19 Of Augusta, secfe.
tary; silas F. Albert Js Of Sanford
steward; Clyde e. Decker 10 Of Gin.
ton. treasurer. The officers Of the club
and Prof. Paul Nixon. Prof. Orren c.
Hormell and Librarian Gerald G. wTd.
er Of the faculty compose the executive
committee.