Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-23
UNIVERSITY NOTES
Sophomore Glass Officers and Man.
ayers Of Athletics Elected

The class of 1922 met Friday and
elected the following officers: President,
Lawrence Killick: vice-president. Miss
Helen HYDE secretary, Miss Mae Fulling-
ton; treasurer, r. II. Holdstock. The
executive committee was chosen as fol-
lows Palmer. Boardman, G. F. Howe,
Miss Mary Chamberlain and Miss Merle
Smalley 1t was the opinion Of the class
that a football team should be organized.
and games scheduled with the freshmen
class, and local elevens. The arrange
ments were put in the hands OF H. Sibley
Young, who was elected manager 1t was
decided that the two men, Holdstock and
Cole, who had been serving temporarily
on the student-facuty council should
continue In that capacity. 1t will be
necessary for the class to elect a repre-
sentative from each college, however.
Elections for the athletic managerships
and assistant managerships were held
Friday. The results were as follows:
Baseball manager. n. c. Shaw, 20; as
sistant. H. C. Kinds; assistant foot bal
managers, l.. S. Bartlett 81, and C. II.
Winslow, '2l; manager of intra-mural
basketball, d. H. Doane. 20; assistant
managers, G. n. Haigh, 81, and II. I.
Holbrook. 81; manager of track, A. ].
Runnals. 20; assistant managers, O, X.
, Jenney. 81. and II. f. Rockwell, '21.
S. NJ. Converse, '2l and f. S. Pease, Jr.,
'2l. were tied for assistant baseball man.
ager and 1t will be necessary to have a
| election to determine which shall serve
as assistant manager during the coming
season.
The senior class met Friday and
elected the following representatives on
or do, t-fa
Leod from the college of arts and science
f. X. Lynch from the college of engineer
ing, and James =. Fitzpatrick from tn.
college OF agriculture, A representative
from the college of medicine will be
selected later.
At the meeting of the former Glee club
men on Thursday night, r. c. Parker
20, was e ected leader f.. A. Spauldine
manager, and Arthur Cheney, p. as
sistant manager.
( The inter-class country race took place
on Saturday afternoon, directly preceding
the football game with New Hampshire
State University. About Is men started
from the gymnasium and ran the four mile
course which went from the gymnasium,
back Of the hospital, south on East avenue
through the rifle range, the hospital farm
and back to Centennial Field. where one
lap around the track was made. The race
was won by Granger. '22, in % minutes and
% seconds He was closely followed by
McGee. '23. and Buck, 20. The next tw
men. Shepard. '22 and Pierce, %. came in
20 seconds later, making a spirited fight
for fourth place even to the very line
Shepard nosed in ahead, In addition ia
the first Ave. Osborne, Berry. and Bixby
finished In order. and that eight will
comprise the varsity cross country team
which will make the trip to Union College
AZ Schenectady next Saturday.
Beta Phi announces the initiation ol
Katharine May Brodie. '22.
They Key and Serpent society will
give n dance In the gymnasium on Fri
day night, October 81. Music will b,
furnished by the Van Ness orchestra.
lambda Iota announces the pledging OF
Fred Harris of Meriden. Conn.
| At "A meeting of the board of editor
Of the Cynic yesterday afternoon. Il
A Spaulding. go was elected alumni
editor. w. b. Buckham, 81, news editor
and w. r. Buck. 20, photograph,
| editor.