Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-09
COLBY COLLEGE
Colby Preparatory Schools Nam
ed-Sum of $500 Raised for
War Camp Recreation Fund
Colby Second Team Goes to
Bangor-Tennis Captain. Is
Elected.

Coburn Classical has more graduates
in Colby than any other preparatory
school, with IS. while WaterNilie high
school is Il close second with -. The
next in order are Higgins Classical In
stitute and Kicker Classica! institute
with IA each. Hebron is next ana
Houlton high school follows Hebron.
Several schools have sent half doz-
en- or more students TO Colby. These
fiSurCs show that Hebron, toburn
Higgins and Kicker, which are the four
Colby preparatory schools have sent
more. students to Colby than any 9TH
cr schools. with the exception of Wa
tervlle high, which of course is in the
same city IS the college. These figures
also show that more students come
from the northern part of Maine, es-
IGcialiy from ArooStook county Than
from any other one section of the coiti
ty.
While the exact result of the cam
paicn Tuesday for the y. NJ. t. A.
War Camp fund is not yet known de-
cause all The reports from the frdter-
mites and sororities arc not yet m,
the figures thus far show that over
500 has been raised Ii is proba bic thai
al Ger tNS tuity 'sAiiN ooF' iioN 1874
completed. and all the missing reports
are in the result will be much larger.
1t was thought best not to make 80
strenuous en- effort this year as was
made last Year for this fund, but all
the students are urged to give up some
luxury TO which they are accustomed,
ard give the money which they will
save by this economy to this fund.
The Colby second football team will
take q trip TO Bangor Saturday to play
the team from Bangor high school a
teleGrum was received earlier in the
week asking fUr game and it was
decided to play the game. using the
men who failed to make the Tufts
trip with the regular team. ana a few
other men who We're Ineligible the first
OF the fan or who arrived TOO late to
so ont for the regular team.
The contest this year for the baseball
captainship appears to lie between M.l:.
Drlscon Of Brooklyn, y. y, and Lir-
coin Heyes, Attleburo. Mass. Both men
have been on the team since they nave
been in college Mike played catcher's
position last year and vi stationed at
third the yer before, and Heyes is 4
second baseman Both are juniors and
are very popular among the students
Howard Gilkey Boariman was yester-
day elected the treasurer OF the Senior
class. Boardman IS frcm nark Harbor
and is prominent III college affairs. The
contest for treasurer OF the Senior class
this year has been unusually close, the
Two contestants Lcins Boardman ana
Carleton BAILEY OF Livermorc Falls TWO
votes have resulted in a tie. but yoeter-
day Boardman was elected.
Curtis Hugh Ross Hatch 20 OF Fair
field has been elected captain Of tennis
for the current year. Hatch is the only
man left in college who was a member
Of the team which played in the State
tournament last year. and he will nave
difficult task to build up good tern
unless some good material appears n
the Freshman class. Hatch made the
team last year although he was only a
Freshman and should make a good cap
tain for this year. He is q member Of
the Delta Epsilon fraternity.