Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-21

president Of the Student Council,
president Of the 81 Club. and a
prominent member Of the varsity
football team. He was absent from
college during the war and will COM
plete his college course next Febru-
ary He is a member of zeta Psi.
James A. MITCHELL has Senior
standing although this Is but his
third year at college. He is a MEM
Der of the Glee Club. the college or
chestra, and the Chapel Choir, and
belongs to several OF the campus or
ganizations. He Ii member Of the
Zeta Psi Fraternity.
Waldo r. Finn Is best known for
his excellent work on the mound for
the Bowdoin baseball team. He is
captain-elect Of the 1922 Bowdoin
nine. In his Sophomore year he was
vice president Of his class, and later
president, captain of his class base
ball team. member Of the Sophie
more track team, and on the Y. NJ. c.
A. Cabinet. For two years he has
been ON the athletic council and last
year was also a member of the stu
dent council. lie belongs to the
Friars, the Junior honorary society
and the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity.
Allen f. Morrell is Bowdoin's only
three letter man at the present time.
He is this years captain of football,
was captain Of the hockey team last
Winter, and has played baseball for
Bowdoin for two years. He was
elected popular man of his class last
year. His Junior year he was bust
ness manager of the Bugle and a
member Of the "B" Club. He belongs
TO the Abraxas and the Sigma MI
Fraternity.
When Freshman, Ralph B.
night was on the Y. NJ. c. A. Cabin
ct, took part in the Alexander Prize
4! Speaking, was on the freshman ban
Guet committee, and a member of his
class track team. The next year he
was secretary treasurer of his class.
Last year he made the rifle club, was
class vice-presidcnt, and assistant
business manager Of the Bearskin.
His fraternity is Chi Psi
Carroll S. Towle has spent n we'll
filled three years at Bowdoin. He
began by taking part in the AleXan-
der Prize Speaking Contest, and be-
ing on the freshman y. NJ. c. A. Cab
met. He also took part in the COM
: mencc,nent play. His second year he
was recording secretary for the Y. on
his class track team, the varsity cross
country team and varsity track
squad. lie held his place on the two
last named organizations last year,
took part in the STANLEY Plummcr
Prize Speaking, was class chaplain.
editor in chief of the Bugle, and be
lnnged to some three or four of the
college clubs. He is a member of the
Ieta Psi Fraternity.
Frank G. Averll left Bowdoin at
the end of his Sophomore year after
making good at track and in other
departments, and transferred to the
University of Maine. This year he is
returning to Bowdoin. He belongs to
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
Geo A. Partridge is two letter man.
lie was secretary treasurer for his
ria SIS his first year at Bowdoin, chair
man of the Freshman banquet com
nittcc and on the varsity track
squad. For two years he represented
his class on track and relay teams,
and both Sophomore and Junior
years he was on the varsity track
team. For three years he has ably
held down a position on the college
tennis team and for two out of the
three he has captained it. He was
|cn tho Sophomore hop committee.
Last year he was class president, on
the athletic council. secretary treas
urcr of the New England Intercolle
giate Tennis Association, and mem
Der of the b" Club. His fraternity
is Beta Theta Pi.