The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-25
WEEKS NEWS BUDGET
FROM THE COLLEGE
Of IDAHO

Miss Helen Woods of Finney Hall
had her mother and brother, Joe,
are visiting her at the dormitory dur
ing the weekend.
Mabel Wilson was a Boise visitor
last Thursday. She reports that Boise
is picking up since the town went
dry"
Miss Jauntia Epson of Finney Hall
was a Middleton visitor at the home
of Miss Vannie Lister, last Friday un-
til Sunday evening. Both are two
college chums.
Helen Shepherd, Dorothy Whittle,
Margaret Humphreys and Mrs. Smith
were on the sick list at the hall last
week. All have reported to be well.
Ellis Bates has returned to the hall
again and many are glad to see him
again in the walls of Voorhees, Hall.
We think that this is nice weather,
how about you? Winter is going
away now and spring will soon be at
hand, birds have started to come in
again and make themselves at home
in Caldwell.
Did anyone see that crowd of girls
and boys going down the railroad
track last Saturday morning headed
for Parma. Some of the students of
the college walked to Parma last
Saturday and were the guests of Miss
Margaret and Mary Humphreys and
Walter and Freda Kerrick. Those
who walked to Parma were Haword
Packaham, Horatio Miller, Walter
Kerrick. Albert Rice and P. Paine,
Hugh Caldwell and Earl Elhart went
on the evening train to Parm.. while
Jesse Ragsdale came up from Apple
ton to Parma. The girls who walked
were Mary and Margaret Humphreys,
Alice Sanderson, Bertha Saylor. Ruth
Shepherd, Marion Mcdonald. Those
who went on the train is the morning
were Freda Kerrick and Helen Shep-
herd. The college guests were week
end visitors at Parma.
Leadership.
Four years-years of strength and
vigor, why do we spend them in col
lege? :, =.
fer US of health, happiness and oppor-
tunities? How is our college work
going to pay for the biggest of all in
vestments-that of our time? Now
don't think we are going to funk on
easy questions ike tlSSt.
There is a definite reason why we
are in the College of Idaho. Not that
we go talking of our plans and telling
our motives every day. But the rea-
son is there. A successful life means
problems but contributing our share
of humanity. First: In the school
oh In, he
world of business. Third: In the
solution of the problems of society
Fourth: He contributes most who is
in a greater or less degree a leader.
Don't misunderstood. We don't
mean merely headlines and high sal
aries. They may come, but the real
satisfactions of life don't depend
necessarily upon these.
There is leadership which is above
them. No other happiness comes to
those in public life which equals that
experienced by the man who finds
that his ideals, his sympathy, his
knowledge of men and affairs have
brought him a following of faithful
friends who never fail to support him
in his life's work Perhaps few Of
us look forward to public life. But
we do not hope to contribute our
share to public affairs. Therefore the
elments of leadership are just as nee.
essary in the successful administra.
ton of our private affairs. So we
congratulate ourselves on our oppor.
tunities here in the College of Idaho
"a school for leadership.-Collegt
Coyote.
Expression Class Recital
The last expression class recital wa:
given at the college Friday. February
18th. inthe afternoon. One Of thu
largest crowds was out to hear the
program, which was as follows:
Piano duet by Albert Rice and Harle,
Philpott
Reading-"The Slow Race" ,-..,,...-.-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ethel Masor
Vocal Solo-"T'he Mission of the
Rose" -.-...............-....-..Dor Lucl
Reading-"Gadsby's Wedding
Earl Elhar
Musical Reading-"Angelna John.
son" ............................ Martha Ric
Reading-"Little Sister" ...................
................................Ho Howard Packahan
Piano Solo-"Spinning Som" ..........
Marjorie Beal
Reading-"Pauline Faulovna" ..........
.........................-......... Ruth McNai
Reading-"If I were to Die To-
morrow" ...............Justin McCarth
Conference Debate.
The conference debate comes OF
February Is. The College debate
are: Turner, p. Paine and Miller. VIII
will 20 to Albion to meet the Albio'
team. The College home debates ar
William Welsh. Ralph King and Wal
ter Kerrick. The question is IRE
solved: That the United States in ad
dition to the mail subsidies shoul
substitute the merchant marine"
Week of Prayer.
The week of prayer was held at tn
COLLEGE last week and was one of tn