The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-11

of recitals will be given by the college
expression class. This will be held
in Sterry Hall chapel and the public is
invited to come. The recitals have
been very we'll attended and this last
recital promises to be as good as the
rest of the series. Musical numbers
will be given between readings. The
program is as follows:
Piano Duet................ Ebert Rice and
Harvey Philpott
Reading-"The Slow Race" .-..-,-.-----
............................. Ethel Mason
Vocal Solo-"The Mission of the
Rose" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. Cowen
Dorothy Luck
Reading-"Gadsby's Wedding" (cut-
ting from With Any Amusement
.-..........-........-...-...... .Rudyard Kipling
Earl Elhart
Musical Reading-"Angelina John
son" Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Martha Rice
Reading-"Little Sister" Harrington
Howard Buckingham
Piano Solo-"Spinning Song" .-..;;------;;
Marjorie Beale
Reading-"Pauline Pavlovna," :.-.;--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ruth McNalr
Reading-"If l Were to Die To-
morrow" a cutting from II /
Were King" -.,..-,.,-..Justin Mccarthy
New Students at College.
Several new students have enrolled
at the college for the second semester
work, Miss Matte Lowell of Utah
formerly student at the University
of Utah, has entered the Sophmort
class of the college department. Mis-:
| Vera Heilig of Owyhee county, ;
graduate of the Nampa high school
is now enrolled in the freshman class
Miss Gladys Meredith, of Nampa, i
also a member of the freshman class
she graduated from the Nampa higl
school, Miss Dorothy Whittle 70
Midway has entered the first yea
class of the academic department.. MI
Brascamp, graduate of the Caldwell
high school has entered the Freshman
class of the college. Many Of tn
athletic men have entered again TO
this years athletics. And many NOR
studests are planning to enter. Al
the athletic men have to have thei
names registered after the three week
are up after the start of the neN
semester, and must have standin
of three good grades before they ca
enter athletics.
Third Class Reflects Officers.
The third year preps of the Colleg
elected their new officers of the yea
and all the old officers were re-electe
!. again. David Proctor. of Grandviev
president; John Heathcoate. of Drew
sey, Oregon, vice president; Mis-
Firth Beale of Kuna, secretary; Mis-
5 Helen Woods of Glenns Ferry, trea:
, urer; Jake Matter, Boise, class edito
, The third year boys are expecting
7 play some outside teams soon in ba
5 ket ball. The third years are Ii
! strongest class in the prep departmer
] and will be the last strongest class
S graduate from the academic depar
, ment.
e Columbians Elect officers.
t The Columbians elected new o
h fcers for the next six weeks last Fl
a day morning. They are: Ancil Steu
$ enberg, president; Ed Wilbur, VII
: president; Miss Helen Houston. Sc
o rotary; Homer Rice, treasurer; fir
y eritic. H. Miller; second critic,
h Packaham.
t Base Ball to Begin Soon.
e The word play Ball" will be hea
It soon on the college campus, and MAJ
e of the college ball tossers and arts
d will be out and letting their arms G
l. the soreness out. Manager Baldrid
r. is arranging games with some of t
schools, and so far has not heard frc
h, any of them. 1t is expected that
IS college ball team will go to the CO;