Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14
HEBRON

The following men were awarded
their letters in Hockey: Captain Carl
Waterson, st. Stephens, n. E.; Ed
ward jeremiah. of Somerville; Clar-
ence Fraser, Somerville, Mass; Par
ker Rice and Frank Nazro Arlington;
Michael Dee. Cambridge, Mass;
George Crampton,, Newton, Mass;
Wendell Ward, Houlton, Maine: DON
aid Piper. Portland, Maine; Manager
Broe, who will receive his letter just
as soon as his duties as manager are
completed. Although skating is still
going on in the Arena there will be
no more games played this year.
While the Oxford Hills school is
steadily increasing it's prominence in
athletics, it is also interesting to note
that she is increasing in scholastic
standing, as is shown by the honor
roll issued Tuesday morning. The
list shows that the seniors as a class
have advanced their average a TOTAL
3.3 points, while the other classes
have made some distinct advance. The
students off campus still hold the lead,
with S6.7fo, but Atwood Hall has
moved up into second place, with
S5.3 %; how Cottage follows at S1.4Ct;
and Sturterant Home is the tailender,
WITH Dul ouoto TO lIS CFeQlt. Inc
Beta Delta Sigma Frat takes the lead
with $500. but is followed closely by
the Phi Deltas with $3.50. AS to in
dividua1s. the list shows some nice
marks, with some of the star athletes
well up: James Morse, Rumford,
star basketball forward, leads the SEN
iors with 1867; Black of Palermo is
next with 1926: Perkins of Cornish
follows fifth 5000, Buzzell of Lowell,
Mass, IL fourth on the list, 90.Ses;
Cole of Kittery and Holmes of Water
town, Mass. are tied for fifth with
90.5Go each. pressed closely by Howard
Wheeler, Newport, r. l.. captain of
basketball, with 9O.4Gs:, Jasper of
Lewiston gets into fast company for
the first time tits year with 900.
Dryer Of Hebron and Lohnes of
Waverly. Mass. lead the juniors with
94.7co and $3.50 respectively; Dwyer
is high point man of the school,
beating Morse by one-tenth of a point.
Martin of Lynn. Mass. carrying
both track work and debating, heads
the unclassified, with 92.1Cc. followed
by Waterson of st. Stephens, n. B.,
CAPTAIN of Hockey. with Se.Sco.
There are no honor students in
either the sophomore or freshman
classes, but Burns of Rangeley leads
the former with SS.1re. and Russell of
Hebron the latter. with S7.5T.
Erwin Beach. who sustained badly
sprained ankle in the game with
Coburn Classical last saturday. is at
tending classes, although it is neces-
sary for him to use crutches. At
first. it was thought that some of the
bones in the ankle were broken, but
la Is 1o
sprain, with several of the ligaments
torn. 1t will keep him out of all ac-
tivities for the remainder of this term
at least. and may bother him consid-
cradle during the spring term.
There are three new students now
registered at the academy. having en-
tered this week: Malcolm Muchmore
of Newtonville, Mass. Alfred Ferret
ra. East Boston, Mass, and Harvey
Allen, Gardiner, Maine. Muchmore
and Ferreira have been attending
kents Hill during the first part of the
year, and Allen has transferred from
U. of NJ. This brings the enrolment
up to 1853 for the year.
Rev. j. Francis Buzzell, field repre-
sentative of the academy, returned to
the school for about a weeks stay on
the campus. Mrs. Russell, whose ILL
ness caused the return of Mr.. Russell
is much better, and it is hoped that by
the end of the week, she will have en-
tirely recovered.
Mrs. c. L. Annas Of Pressure Isle is
visiting her daughter, Eva NJ. Annas,
secretary to the treasurer at the acad-
envy. While here she is the guest of
Mrs. Harry Williams at Barrows
Lodge.
AT the regular meeting of Phi Delta
Alpha Monday night, three candidates
were instructed in the mysteries of
the initiatory degree of the order. They
were. Nory Doucette, Haverhill, Mass ;
II. Gregory Lohnes, WaverIy, Mass,
and John MCGOWAN Cambridge, Mass :
the new men took their baptism Of
fire. in splendid spirit.