Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-04
COLBY NOTES

, The Colby chapter of Delta Upsi-
Ion fraternity last evening held its
annual spring dance at Clements
Camps, East Pond. The dance hall
was attractively decorated with the
colors and banners of the fraternity
and the lighting was uniquely ar
ranged also. Automobiles were fur
nished for the transportation of the
members of the fraternity and their
guests. The Phi Delt Orchestra fur
nished music for program of seven
teen dances. Attractive favors were
given the ladies and dance orders
freshments were served at intermis-
sion.
The election of the staff Of the Col
by White Mule, comic publication,
took place yesterday afternoon in
chemical Hall. John A. Nelson, ~,
of Augusta was chosen as editor-in-
chief of the paper as a result Of the
election. Nelson has been on the
staff for three years and during the
past season he has concentrated his
efforts on the art department. He
is a member Of the Zeta Psi frater-
nifty.
William A. Macomber, '27, Of Fall
River. Mass, was elected to the po-
sition of managing editor, and Phil
ip r. Higgins, '29, of Portland, was
elected to the position of advertising
manager and will have charge of
one of the most important phases
of the Mule work. He is member
of Zeta Psi fraternity.
Augustine D'Amico. '2S. of Law
renee, Mass, was elected assistant
editor and will be a valuable man
in the new position. He has been the
manager of track during the pres
ent year and is a member Of Zeta
Psi.
Howard Fowlie, '29. Of Harmony.
and his experience previously will
be valuable to him. He is president
of the freshman class and was a
member of the freshman football
team during the past fall. He is a
member of Kappa Delta Rho.
Charles A. F,laherty, '2S, Of Nor
wood. Mass, Is the newly elected art
editor and is an excellent man for the
position. He has contributed many
cuts to the Mule during the past two
years. He is a member Of the foot
hall squad and was captain OF his
freshman football team. He also Is
a member of the Oracle staff. He
belongs to Alpha Tau Omega fra
ternity.
terday afternoon to determine the
undergraduate choices for their rep
resentative to the college athletic
council for the coming year. w. LIN
coin Macpherson, 81. OF Abingdon.
Mass. was chosen as president OF
the council and will occup the posi-
ton yer capabl. 80
U. Cleal Cowing. '27, or west
Springfield. Mass, was eIec'ea senior
Councilman. Cowing has been
,,en,har of the varsit football team
for the mast two ears. He was re-
cent? elected as president OF the Sc
nior class for next ear and will also
All the position Of chairman OF the
student council. He is a mempre OF
the eta Psi fraternity.
John N. Erickson. '2S. OF Newbury-
mort Mass, was chosen for junior
councilman. Erickson was also
member of the football team last
fall and was selected for the quarter
back nosition on the ALL Maine team.
He has played in the vahsity pase-
hal, games this year as well ana Is
sct;ve in other fields. He is at pres
ant tbe head of the Epsilon Beta
society, freshman honorary organi-
zation. He is a member OF Alpha
Tau omega fraternity.
George II. HAYES. '2s, OF skown ne
con was elected cheer leader for the
Coming year. Halves has acted ia. as
q ss;stsnt cheer leader for two years
and has earned the position. he Is
> member of Zeta Psi fraternity.
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