Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-04
univ. OF maine
Athletic Association Nominees
Are AnnOunced-Freshies
Have Spring Election
MAINE CA MP U S MAKE
PLANS FOR NEXT YEARS
WORK

The nominations for the Athletic As
ISOLATION officers We're held on tuesday
evening. They will be voted upon a
week from Thursday. The nominations
are as follows: President, Joseph Alloy
sius McCusker II. of Lewiston; Ed
mund James Dempsey II. of Malta
pan, Mass; vice president. William
Joseph Gorham IT, Of Wilkesbarre,
Pa; Royal Grant Higgins II, of Bar
Harbor; secretary, John Henry Magee
'1s, Of Bangor; Albert Whittier Wun-
derlich IS, Of Arlington, Mass. Senior
members Of council give to be elect
ed, Charles Anthony Rice Of Tx
bridge, Mass, Howard Lawrence Jen-
kins Of Methuen, Mass, Weston Brad
ford Haskell Of Auburn, Stanley Gill
key Phillips Of Westbrook. Junior
members of council, Gone to be elect
ed), Harold Norton Jones Of Peabody,
Mass, James Everett Speirs of Wood
fords. Baseball manager, Voyle Eben
Abbott Of Albion, John Parker Ramsay,
Woodfords. Track manager. Stephen
Merle Durham, Auburn, Charles Au-
gustus Jortberg, Portland.
The annual spring election Of the
Freshman class was held on Tuesday
afternoon. The following committees
were elected: Cap committee, Donald
L. Coady Of Patten, chairman; F. F..
Donovan Of Keziers Falls. Mass. J. C..
Green of Salem, Mass, c. w. Stewart
of Saco, S. r. Smiley Of Waterville.
Poster committee, Clarence B..
Stephenson of Portland, chairman, K.
B. Goliath Of Easton. ]. r. Donovan
of Bangor, w. c. Stoagland Of Stow,
Mass, S. l.. Pitts of Harrison. Rising
day committee, Charles H. Champion
of Adams, Mass, chairman: ]. F. Har-
-is Of Patten, L. E. Morrow Of Saco.
w. F.. Mayors of Bath and N. B.
Thompson Of Gardiner.
Maine Omega Chapter OF Sigma
Delta Chi, the National Journalistic
Society. held a meeting at the Beta
Theta Pi House this evening. William
E. Nash, II, Of Concord, N. H., was
elected as the delegate to the National
convention Of Journalists which is to
be held at the University of Missouri
at Columbus on Friday and Saturday
Of this week.
spring initiation on Wednesday. May
10, at this time the following pledges
will be initiated: John H. Magee of
Bangor; Lloyd ]. Edgerly of Swamp
scott, Mass: Frank c. Ferguson Of New
York; James H. Gray Of Lubec, and
John H. O'Connell of Bangor.
The Maine Campus held its annual
election on Tuesday evening and at the
same time laid plans for the coming
year. Heretofore the Campus has been
edited once a week under an editor-in-
chief and two managing editors and an
indefinite number Of associate editors
Beginning with next fall the Campus
will be published three times week
by an editor-in-chief, and two other
editors; under this board Of three edi-
tors there will be a board Of six asso-
ciate editors. This board will publish
the paper. assisted by corps Of help
ers termed reporters
By this change Of organization II is
hoped to place the campus on a paying
basis and make the biggest paper Of
the college The board Of editors will
take turns in editing the paper.
The officers elected for the coming
year are as follows: Editor fh-chief
Frank o. Stephens IT Of AUBURN. The
editors elected with him are: Alumni
editor. Linwood T. Pitman IT Of Au.
gusta: athletic editor. Weston B. Has
kell II OF Auburn. The associate edi-
tors are John Magee 10, John P. Ram
say rs. James H. Gray Is, Frank c.
Ferguson IS. John M. O'Connell Is and