Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-15
UNIVERSITY NOTES
Schedule for Next Fall Com
VI. L. A. Initiation Ceremony

pleted-Y. VI. L. A. Initiation Ceremony
Manager l.. S. Bartlett announces the
completion of the football schedule of the
University of Vermont for the season of
1920. The schedule has been changed some
what from that of last season. Tufts and
Brown have been added. The schedule is
as follows: September %, st. Lawrence
at Burlington; october ., Syracuse at
SYRACUSE .. Tufts at Burlington; 16, New
Hampshire State at Durham; %, NJ. A. G..
at Burlington; 80, Brown at Providence;
November C. Norwich at Burlington; 49,,
Middlebury at Middlebury.
The annual initiation ceremonies of the
university Y NJ. C. A. were held last night
at the university gymnasium. Music was
furnished by a selected orchestra led by
w. T. Fulton, '23 and brief addresses
were made by NJ. c. Bond. president. by
visitors from Norwich and Middlebury,
and by some of the delegates to the Des
Mones convention. Byron y. Clark spoke
on the Relationship of the University Y.
NJ. c. A. to the State Y. NJ. G. A." Acting
President Guy w. Bailey. who was to
give brief analysis of the Relation
ship of the Y. NJ. G. A. to the University
was unable to be present. Several selec-
lions were given by a quartet consisting
OF Durfee Sharples, Parker and Martin.
Refreshments were served.
At a meeting of the Junior class Thurs
day afternoon the Junior Week commit
tee and Junior Prom committee were an
nounced as selected by F. s. Pease, Jr,
chairman The Junior Prom committee
consists of: l.. s. Bartlett. '2l chairman.
r. r. Green, Harry Sharples, T.. J. Suss-
lin tmedic), c. l.. Best, Misses Elsa Lin
der Grace Annis. Alice Clifford and
Louise Twohey. The Junior Week commit
tee consists Of: #, s Peasc. Jr., chair
man, C. \. Haigh and r. n Winslow in
charge of the boatride X. y. Clement. ).
NJ Converse, r. L. Smalley, G. r. Gus
son. o. K Jenney, r, X. Carson and A.
3. Corey.
At a meeting of the Cynic board Mon
day NJ. W. Brown, '2l and X. Foster
Clcaves, '2l, were elected assistant bust
ness managers. The resignation of T.. ].
Tyler, 20. was accepted and ". u. Rock
WE'LL 81, was elected to MI the posi-
ton left vacant as exchange editor.
The Classical Weekly of January con-
tains an article by Professor A. h. My
rick entitled THE Ancicnts and the Mod
erns-An entente cordialc." This article
! first meeting of the Vermont section of
modern language and classical associa -
tons Of New England, held at Middebury
! College last year.
G. S. Hill, SS, associate editor of the
| Engineering News Record. contributed
two articles to the January issue. The
first is on Developments in 1919 in the
! Use of Machinery for Highway Construc-
! tion" and the second liz 81 .arge Cont rae
tors Seek Reform in Highway Construc-
| ton" There Is also an article in tho
same magazine by Charles Whiting Ba-
ker, Sc, consulting editor of the maya
zine, which " the first part Of the dis
cussion OF the question: what is the
Future of Inland Water Transported ton %
Ide G. Sergeant, ex-'9s principal of pub
! lie school No. II in Paterson. n. j., was
elected president of the New Jersey State
/ Teachers association at its recent an
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