Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-10
COLBY COLLEGE
CONTESTANTS ALL
ENTERED LYF0RD
Prize SPEAKING

Professor Herbert c. Libby, head
of the department of Public Speaking
at Colby college. has announced that
all of the entries for the annual Ly-
ford Interscholastic Prize Speaking
contest have been received and the
final arrangements completed for
the contest which is to be held in the
college chapel Friday afternoon and
evening of this week.
President Arthur J. Roberts yes
terday appointed Professor Herbert
c. Newman to act as a committee on
the reception and entertainment of
the school boys vile staying at Col
by. Professor Newman is busily
engaged in securing rooms on the
campus where the competitors may
stay over Friday night.
The complete list Of schools COM
peting and the men from each school
as announced yesterday is as fol-
French and Wilfred Bailey; Merrill
High school, John Grant and Calvin
Brown; Trap academy. Frederick
Young and Herbert Cole: Coburn
Classical institute, Earl Brown and
Ralph DeOrsay: Waterville High
school. Francis Larrabee and Brad
ford Hutchins; Monmouth academy,
George Chick: Sullivan High school,
Carlton Spencer and Ellis Heming-
way; Bridgeton High school, Clay
ton Bardsley and James Leibold;
Canton High school. Walter Beck
with and Scott Babcock; stephens
High. school: Moreton Abbott and
Frederick jenkins: Medford High
school; Harold Abbott and Harold
Moody; Stony High school, Edward
Morley; Ellsworth High school,
James Bridges and Dana Moore;
Gardiner High school, Donald Ire
land; Abbott school, Alvarus Ben
nett and Percy Merrill; Maine Cen
trail institute. Maurice Graves and
Vaughan Clay: Lawrence High
school. Lawrence Works and Stan
ley Stevens; Gushing academy, Viii
liam Cusack; Lisbon High school,
Howard Goody and Robert Wagg:
Edward Little High school, Donald
Weber and Davis Hoxie: Ashland
High school, David Mclean; Wor-
cester Classical High school. Leon
Potastinski and Edmund Bergen;
oldtown High school, Robert Scott
and Edward Merrill; Skowhegan
High school, Walter Wilson; New
port High school. Cecil Harribine;
Camden High school, Harry Garlic
and Clifton Connary; Gould's acad-
envy, Rodney Bartlett and Frederick
Philbrick; Leavitt institute, Donald
Mitchell and Don Irish; Orono High
school, James Ashworth; Sanger
vile High school. James McNaugh-
ton; Deering High school, Frederick
Googins and Clifford Davis; Belfast
High school, Wesley Patterson and
Marmon Roades: Good Will school,
Leigh Chase and Walter Morrell:
Milo High school, James McDougal;
kents Hill seminary, Ralph Haskell
and Elmer Campbe]l; Shead Memoir
ial High school of PASSPORT. Prescott
Emery; Buckfield High school, Paul
Chesley; Cony High school. Charles
Nelson; Bangor High school, Harry
Stern and Burdett O'Connor.
Cheer Leader Ivan M. 'Zuke"
Richardson of Colby college an
nounce this Afternoon that the nee
essary number of fares had been
guaranteed to the Maine Central rail-
road to secure the reduced transport
tation rates to Bangor and return for
the Maine intercollegiate Track and
Field meet on Saturday, May 10 at
Orono. A special train will be made
up at Waterville at Z o'clock Satur-
day morning and will arrive in Ban
gor at about nine. The return trip
will be made on either the o'clock
train out of Bangor Saturday night
or the st. John express which leaves
that city at l o'clock Sunday morn
ing.