The Colby Oracle 1906 by Colby College Libraries

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To PROFES SOR

JOHN

HEDMAN,

whose hearty co-operation with t h e stude n t s , both in the class-room and in athletics, i s sincerely a p preciated, this volume is re spectfully dedicated b y the Editors

eeNTENTS Dt l i cation Oracle Board

5 7 8 9 12

Fratern i t ie ororities 'ocieties A th letic l\Iusical Club Dra matic Foss H al l D ebati ng ociety Chri tian _.\ ociation The olby Echo The Colby racle Exhibi tion Commencement A ward IVI iscellaneou l arns Editor's Note A n nal

I [I I2l

The Oracle Board

EDITOR-IN-CHI EF

Fenwicke L. H ol mes, ATO BU

IN E

NAGER

Burr F. Jones, Z\f.! A

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Malcolm D.

AS 0

Le\ i

\\'.

Roscoe

·.

Dunn, �KE Emery, Z\f.!

H erman B. Bett , ilY Ralph B. You ng, <1>6."

!ATE

ESS

1AGl£R

m i th �y EDIT

. Ray Jones ATO l i ce H . Davie

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Beulah F. Purington B 'ora H . Farwel l, A Y

Preface O n ce more t he ORACLE A SOCIATIO presents to students a n d friends a n e d i t i o n o f t h e coll ege a n nual. T h e e d itors h ave worked hard to m a ke this volume of the ORACLE the best yet published, and to accomplish this, h ave made some changes i n arrangement and i ntroÂ duced several new features. The cover design w i l l please those who have complained that recent issue of the ORACLE are antiquated i n appearance. A proportionate part o f t h e space has been devoted t o t h e women. The b iographies o f t h e Professors will give som e i nterÂ esting i nformation in regard to the character of our F aculty. Noth i n g o f a vicious n ature has been s a i d concerni n g a n y i n d ividual connected with the college. I n expl anation of this last nev. feature, we woul d say that it is our belief t hat co11ege a nnual of today take too much l i berty in their " roast " column s, especially, when, as frequently h appens, something i s s a i d derogatory to the d ignity and frequently t o the character, of t h e Professors. Such things, i f t h e y do nothing ' orse, teach t h e student to b o l d the Professor i n slight esteem, and the student i s the l oser thereby, for h e acquires m ost from t hose professors whom he m ost respects and loves. \\ e are av. are that t he o mission of these ' roas s " w i l l prove a d i sappointment and a source of criticism to some. Let us say t h at i t req uired n o l ittle sacrifi ce on our part to withhold from publication som e of t h e contributions we bad received, since w e were full y aware that b y o m i t t i n g them we were t a k i n g a w a y just s o m u c h from t he w i t a n d sparkle of our pages. Y e t w e believe that our action w i l l meet t h e general approval, v. b il e we tmst that, as a whole t h i s volume wil l prove to be not unattractfre to all our readers. T H E E D IT O RS

venue. President L1 COL' V\ HtTE, A. M., D. D. 33 College of Colby College and Babcock Professor of Psychology and Moral Philosophy

CHARLE

\ oburn, M a

H igh

chool, r883 ; Brown . 1.,

logical In t i t u tion, r890 ; degree of

Somer worth, N. l r., 1890-4 ; Pa tor of o l b y College

T'ortlancl I l igh

· chool, 1858;

olby

D. TAYL R, A . . , LLD. 37 Latin Language and Literature o l b y , 1868 ; Tu tor,

Degree of LL.D.,

olby, 1901; Profe

or of Latin at

\'\ ILLIAl\l BL ·K, Ph. D. 56 Hi tory and Pol itical Economy ity

:Bal ti more Profe A

and

I'ol i t ical

( berlin

J Ii tory

OCJatlon,

:\faine I fi tori

meri can

Economic

Wate r v i l l e Acad e m y ,

4'BI\

ince 187 3 .

Profe· or of

ni1·er ity, 1888 ; P h .ll., 1 '91 ; (Ky)

ollege, r 89_-4 ;

Society, ;\fary land I I i tori cal

Lan-

Profe or of

treet.

."cience, Georgetown

ociate

1oclern

\.M., 187 1 ; Honorary

olby

Plea ant

ollege, 1885 ; John Hopkin

H i tory

'olby, 1868-1 '73 ; l egree of

Emeritu

<l>lll\.

venue.

rove . ·e m inary, 1862

alboro Academ y , 1861 ; Oak

1864 ;

or of

ince 187 3 .

College

juLIA

treet.

ollege, 186_ ; Profe

guage , 1866-1891 ; R gi trar, 1888-1902 ; Librarian

}AME

onvention, 1900 · P r e i d n t

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i n c e 19or.

H LL, .M. L L. 2 2 9 Main f odern Languages and Librarian

LOW

h urch,

h urch, Ia hua, �. H . ,

F i rst Bapti t

Profe sor of

EDWARD

ewton Theo

Pa tor of Fir t Bapti t

eneral .'ecretary of the�. I L Baptist

1.894-1900 ; of

niver i ty, 1887 ; The

r 890;

· oc1at1011,

ollege, 1891-92

Member

(Member of

So iety ;

"olby

,.\ merican

inc

ouncil)

1894.

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R jEREl\JIAH R BERT, . M . 13 Appleton 'treet. Rhetoric and I n tructor in Elocut ion

KTH

Li merick

J\cacle m y ,

1885 ;

'olby

·ollege, !890 ; Craduate · tucltmt at I Iarvard

lJni ver i t y , 1899-1900 ; Department of Engli h T

ARDT, l

Dr. Re imann'·

l l igh

h. D .

F re i w i l l igeu-Exam en, 187 7 ; uritae

-Examen,

1880 ;

"olby

'oil ge, in e 1890.

•l>Lll\

D. 37

R. F.

."chool,

Profe or o(

Lubec, Germany, 1 7 7 ; Pa atbarineum at T.uhe

Univer ilie

eel

the

Einjaehri_g

1.87 7 -1880; !'as. eel th

Berlin and

Kiel, 1880-1 '5 ;

lat J'a' eel

Doctorexamen at ·Kiel in 1885 ; Graduate work al Ki I, 1885-1887 ; J ligh School, Watertown,

1a. ' , r887 -1891 ; At

olby ·ince 189r.

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JoH

HEDMA

, A .M.

28 College A venue.

Professor of

Roma n ce

Languages chool, 1 89 1 ·

Caribou H igh

olby College, 1895 ; In tructor i n i\Iodern

Lat1-

guages at Colby, 1 895-1 896 ; I n tructor in Latin and Greek at Colby, 1 896-1 899 · n i ver i ty of Pari , 1 899- 1 900 ; A Colby

ociate Profe

or of R omance Languages a t

1 900- 1 902 ; Profes or of R omance Language since 1 902.

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A. M. 3 Tudd Street. G reek Language a n d L iterature

Professor of the

Bri tol Academy, Tau n ton, Ma s., 1 882 ;

1 886 ; Iu tructor in

LARENCE HAYWARD ''HITE,

mher t College

Greek, H igh "cbool, m her t, ;\fass., 1 885-6 ; I n tructor in Latin a n d Mathe matic Private Cla ical ' chool, Hartford, Con n ., 1 886-7 · In tructor rn Greek and Latin,

H ucH Ro

Ea tern

. M.

TCH,

Seminary, 1 893 ; Chicago

GEORGE FREEl\!AN

<l>l31\

olby College i n ce 1 90 2 .

udd

treet.

Tain e Conference � · eminary 1 886;

Xewton Theological

'faster i n Latin, W o rcester Academy,

arleton College, 1 887- 1 89 1 ;

l89r- 1 902 ; Profes o r at

n iver ity,

Professor of Mathematics

' olby, 1 890 ; ).Tewton Theological

u m mer of 1 895 and 1 897 · Instructor in

eminary 1 893- 1 897

I ARl\IENTER, Ph. D .

l'rofes o r at Colby ince 1 903

Center P lace.

Merrill P rofessor

hemistry

Needham High

"chool, l\Iass., 1 896 ; Mas achu etts State College, 1 900

i n C hemi try, M . ' . College, 1 900- 1 90 1 : A

i tan t Chemi t at

Fellow

n ited S tate

.Experiment · tation, Krng ton, R. I ., 1 90 1 - 1 902 ; In tructor in Chemi try, Brown n iversity, 1 902- 1 903 ; At

GRA

ELLA BERRY,

A.M.

�:X:

olby since 1 903.

Foss H al l.

Dean of \\ omen.

Registra r

\' e t Boyl ton H igh

cbool, 1 888 ; M o u n t H ol yoke College, 1 893 ; In tructor i n M athematic , W e t e rn College f o r W omen, 1 893- 1 897 ; istan t i n ;\Iathematic and Graduate ' t u dent, t\foun t H olyoke College, 1 897- 1 899 ; A . M degree, 1 899 ;

Graduate tudent, Cornell . ' um mer 'cbool, r 99; I n tructor in :\Iatbematic and P h ysic ,

W estern

'ollege for W omen

Phy i c , Mou n t Holyoke

1 899-1 900;

ollege, 1 900- 1 902

As ociate

Profe or

Dean of \ omen, Colby College,

since 1 902

M . S. 7 2 Pleasant stronomy

WTLLIAM PORTER BECK,

of Physics and

treet.

Associate Professor

Doane Academy, 1 896 ; D e n i on Univer i ty, 1 900 ; Tu tor i n P h y ics, of Maine, 1 900- 1 90 1 ; I n tructor in

' tudied i n

P hysics,

ni ver ity of

olby College,

bicago

1 90 1 - 1 902; M .. .,

n i v ersity

u m mers of 1 90 1 - 1 902 ; n i ver ity of i\Iaine,

1 902 ; Associate Professor of Physic , Col by College, 1 902 ; Fellow in Phy ics, n iversity of h i cago, 1 904-5 ; A t olby ince 1 90 1

\'\ EB

TER

CHE TER,

.B.

1 83 M a i n

treet.

A ssociate Professor of

Biology Bulkeley H igh

' cbool, New London, Conn . , 1 893

In t r uctor in Science and Mathematics, Colby

· Colgate niver i ty, 1 900 ; cademy, New London, N. II.,

1 900- 1 902 ; Graduate stude n t, Han·ard n iversity, 1 902- 1 903 · I n tructor in Biology, Colby College 1 903-r905 · Associate Professor of Biology ince 1 905 IO

WARD EowrN

N, Ph . B. , . M. 28 \\ inter Street. ecretary of the Facult y

'larence lfigh School,

1891 ;

·ornelJ

ollege, Ph.B., 1896 ; Cornell

School of

Oratory, 1896; In trnctor in Science, Knoxville lligh

,'chool, 1897 -1898; Prin

Junction,

Univer ity of

cipal of l\.noxville I !igh School, 1898-1900; ummer

Iowa,

'raduate

1900- 1903;

of 1902-1903; Graduate

and Laboratory A

i tant

uperintendent of

tuclent

the

tudent, Harvard

'chool , Columbu hicago,

niver 'ty 1903-1905; Field

'n Geology, llanarcl Univei' ity, 1904 ·

J>by iography and .\leteorology, llanai'd

tant in

niv r ity, 1904-1905; A.l\l., Harvard

niver ity, 1905; In tructor in (jeology, Colby

I n st ructor

IMP

in Geology and

'allege,

ince 1905

A .B . , M . D. Foss H al l . Resid e n t Ph y sician a n d Director of Ph ysical T raining in tbe \\ omen 's Division

YBEL

Wilton

I [ou e

cademy, l'hy ician

In tructor

1905 ·

ALTON

0ROSWELL,

'urgeon

1896; Tufts

Wor e ter

Pathology and l'hy iology,

olby

IRVIN '

olby College,

1892 ; and

_fedica\

:'l'femorial

Pa se

,' hool,

l J o pita!,

Gymna ium,

1903;

1903-1904;

Bo ton,

1904-

ince 1905

CK HART,

. B.

outh

'oll ege.

tan t

'hemi t ry. llampden Academy, 1900;

DAVID K i,:

N ETH

•

REY,

'\ . B.

'amden lligh :chool, 1900·

olby

6 olby

allege 1905.

ortb

'oil ge.

ollege, 1905

·111DtlCAL llALL

I l

tant

LL1

Biology

Officers of the Corporation REV. C H A R LE . LINCOLN W HITE, A .i\L, D.D., Pre ident I-I . P EH.Cl\ A L BO:'il XE\', LL. D., Vice Pre ident and ex-officio Board of T r u tee 'ecretary A ugusta L E S LIE C . CO R1 I S H, L L. D. G E RGE K. BO TELLE, E'Q., Trea u rer, Watervi l l e

h a i rman of t h e

Board of Trustees TERM EXPIRES IN 1906

.i\L, .'pringfielcl, :\fa IION. E D \\'L F. LY FO R D RE V. GE RGE B LLE).T, D . D . , ew London, N. H . JO. H A \ . B E E D E, A.:'11., i\l.U., u b u rn E G E ).T E N. FOSS, E Q., Jamaica Plain, M a . ) . ' E P H L. OLB \', LLD., Newton Center, :\fa . D r> LEY P. B A I LEY, EsQ., E v e re t t, Ma s . H A R LE�· Ll).TCOLN \ H I T E , A .M., D.l)., \\' aterville R E V. GEO RG E K. HO TE L LE, E ·Q., Waten-ille H _ . GE RGE . W ING, A ub u rn A L B E R T H . I A \' E X PO RT, E Q., i\Ialclen, :\ I a s . GEO l G E T I .' .' M I T I I , P1r. D . , S k o w h egan

TERM EXPIRES I N 1907 RE \'. A. R. C R A :\TE, D . D . , Hebron J I O).T. l'E l { n· L BO:'ii":\T E \-, L L. D ., Portland HO . . \\' . ). " O R T H E LL, L L. D . Gorham RE . HE)J R \" S. B R R.AGE, D . D . , Portland H O_ . R I ' H AH. D . .' H A X:\T N, LLD., New \·ork R E V. J H X H . H I rG I X .', '1iarle ton H A R L E S F. R I ' H A R D.', . :\f ., R oc k port * A ' HE R . HIND · , L L. D. , Portland * L R EN E E . :'11ELENE \', Kew York C i t y . * A L L E :\f P. L E, H ingham, 1\ I a .

TERM EXPIRES IN 1908

G ID D I XG ·, Bangor \ I L.FO R D G. I I AI M A :'.\', E Q., Portland b elsea, :\ I a H. E \'. F R A X I . W . B A K E :\ I A X , D . D . , * LE S LI E C . OKXISH L L. D., A ugusta t A R A D T H Oi\ I P SO::\l, E Q., Bangor RE . H A R L E S E. 0 \\' E \V atervi l l e E O R ,£ A. \ I L S O X A . :\'l., 'outh Pari H O_ . D A \' I D W. A:\1P Br..LL, E Q., herryfielcl * A L F R E D K I:\TG, .\'1. D., l)ortlaud W IL LI A M H. XYD E R , A . i\ I . , Worcester, !\fass. * RE V. E D \\ Ii\! . \V H I TT E i\IO RE, D . D. \' \' ater\"ille

"Elected b\• · tbe Alumni As ociatiou t Deceased

Conference Board FACULTY C O M M M ITTEE

P r s i d e n t, CHARLE

L. \\'HITE

Profe ·sor \\'EH TER

Professor A. J. R HERT

STUDENT C O M MITTEE

'harles P.

'h i pman

Perley L. Thorne, '0 7

'06,

\\ i n frecl

/l(lirma11

are/(llY

F ra n k Ell i ott

·.

Dav i d

H arold L.

L i n coln Y ung

1 o r th D i v i ·i n

' outh Di i i o n

orth Divi ion the c i t y

HESTER

Alumni Associations THE G E N E RAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

H e n ry C. ierriam, ' 64, P resident Asher C. H in ds, 1831 ice P resident George Dana Sande rs, '8 2 , ecretary H ascall . H all, 9 6 Trea urer '

THE BOSTON COLBY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

J. E. Burke, 9 0 P re ident . W . � . Crawford 821 1 v · t f i ce Pres 1 d en s ] . C. Basset t, '9 5 , M. . Getchell, 1931 ecretary-T rea urer '

T H E N EW Y O R K C O L B Y ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

C harles . E tes, 184, Pre iclen t Frank D . Edmund , '8 5 i c e President Frank H. H a nson, 183, ecretary-Trea urer 1

TH E C O L B Y C L U B

Reuben \\ . Dunn, '68, P resident Rev. . E. Owen, 1 7 91 Fir t V i ce Pre ident Rev. George Dana Sanders 18 2 , econd ice Pre ·ident George tanley teven on, T h i rd V ice Pre ident P rofessor H ug h Ro. H atch, 1901 ecretary Professor J. D. Tay or, '68, Trea u rer THE C O L B Y ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

H arriet 1\1. Parmenter '8 9, President G race Gatchell, '9 7 , ice Pre iden ts f ay L. H a rvey, '05, Edna Owen R ice, 1 0 2 , Secretary Caro H ox ie, 9 6 Treasurer '

THE BOSTON COLBY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

Dora K n ight A n d rews, 1 9 2 Pre ident Clio M . h ilcott, '95, \ ice P resident L inda G raves, '95 Secretary H elen Sulli\ an Richardson, '9 7 , Treasur e r

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Class of I 906 M EN

Class

J ·e11: -Bingo-Bango-Bango- R ix,

' Rah! Rah! ' R a h! for I oughty- ix! F i r t "e are and w i l l remain, r.poi; <fnA.[YJv Ka{ nµ.�v B ingo-Bango-Bango- Rix ' Rah. ' Rah! Rah! for Naughty-six. OFFICERS

aiah ..\del bert Bo' doin, Pre ident H a rold Leon Pepper Yice P re ·ident Ch arle a h Meader ecretary H arold Eugene Willey Treasurer J ohn 'randall Lind ay l\Iar ha] ' harle P h i l l ips 'hipman, H i torian K arl Ra mond Kenni son Orator Perci\'al Willard Keene, Poet Benjamin_ u tin Gooch, Prophet Rex \\ i l der Dodge, Parting A ddre s 'harle P h i l l ip 'hipman Chaplain EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Vire Preside11t ex-q./ficio

frrlin 'olby J o y

\\ i l li am

pring

teven

ODE COMMITTEE

Arthur G reenwood Robin on A rt hur \\ aldo Pal mer H arold Leon Pepper

Senior History MEN I TORY is not a mere succession of dates or of incidents.

H record of progress or decline, of advance or retrogre sion.

true both of nations and of individuals. bare

o is it with the clas

of 1906.

et of dates might be given here concerning our entrance into

college and our advance step by

tep to the dignity of

it might not be a real hi tory of the class for all that. boy -we stand at the close of our cour e, we tru t, a

been the influences that have moulded our live

years ?

It is a

This is

Has Colby impre

ed upon u ·, a

enior , and yet \i\ e came here

men.

\\hat have

during these four vital

he has upon some eighty-five

otHer cla se , tho e lofty ideals which make for true manhood and

It may not be the office of one of our number to

worthy citizen hip?

an wer thi

question, yet the present hi torian does not he itate to reply

in the affirmative.

more fitted to te t it

war has

'urely never has a cla s pa metal

ince tho ·e day

'ivil war.

For civil

haken the coll ge during our life within its wall , and we our

selves stand, like the veteran

of our national struggle, the few survivor.

in our college world of those days of conAi t.

time are

ed through experience

0£ the

college i ·

The memorie

till fresh within us, but no bitterne s is there. tronger in our heart

and loyalty to

'olby will not

of that

Love for

a· a re ult of tho e early experience ,

uffer becau e of them.

pains of college life we have shared as all cla · e

plea ·ures have far outweighed the pains.

The pleasure

and

hare them, and the

We have always clone our be t

to lead those under our care to a full appreciation of the privileges of a college education.

to say.

Whether succe·s ha

But as we draw near the

home we face the future confident that !>Urpa

ed while

'olby

·hall

attended our effort

not for

ur record here will ne\'er be

tand, and that the world ha

awaiting our coming to its help.

ad clays of parting from our college

I ng been

•

Members Isaiah Adelbert Bowdoin,

Charles Phillip

Chipman,

John \\esley Coombs, Edwin Parker Craig,

Rex Wilder Dodge,

Prospect Ferry

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Vv est

tlY

\\illiam Lamb Dodge,

'v\aterville

Yarmouthville

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Fenwicke L. Holmes, ATO

harles

'v\ aterville

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ash Meader, ZY

Harold Leon Pepper,

rthur Greenwood Robin on,

John \\inn Spencer, Linwood L. Ro s

\ illiam Spring

uKE

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teven ,

Harold Eugene Willey,

22 s c

I 2 CH

pring St

8 VI inter

10 School St

Waterville Benton

Cherryfield

C H

\\aterville

Waterville

...iY uKE

ilver St

r r Winter St

Littleton

�KE

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Watenille

Waterville

�KE

Ralph Leavitte Reynolds, zq,

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Belfast

Waterville

6.KE

tlKE

20 s c

Hingham, Mass

. Karl Raymond Kenni on, John Crandall Lindsay,

Fairfield

tlY

Percival \\ illard Keene,

D.KE

Monson

<PD.®

Elliott Curtis Lincoln,

6C H

Lincoln

Virgil Merle Jones, ATO Merlin Colby Joy,

Kennebunk

Newcastle

<PD.®

Benjamin Austin Gooch,

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Portland

tl K E

AKE

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Damariscotta

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24 C H

Nucld St

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5 C H I I S C

Class of I 906 WOMEN

Class Jell: - Bingo- Ban go-Bango- Rix,

'Rah ! ' Rah! ' Rahl for oughty-s i x ! First we are and wil l remain,

-rrpo> cfatALYJV KO.L Tl!J-�V

Bingo- Bango-Bango- Rix, ' Rah ! ' Rah ! Rah ! for

ou h ty-. ix!

OFFICERS

Ella E tel l e Maxcy, Presiclen t ice 1 reside n t i et tie Rebecca F u l l e r Susan Hough t o n West on, ecretary and Trea urer 'h ri t ie May D n ne l l Poet . l i ce Hope Davie .-\d d res to t ndergraduate Eva 'harlotte t l u m mer Hi torian A n n a .Martha Boy n ton, Prophet 'ornelia Beatri 'aldwel l 'tati t i ian EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Ueulab l 'urington

Flaine Wilson \Iaude Tow n se n d ODE CO MMITTEE

EdiLh Ken n i� n

'Jara

10rlon

'.?I

1\1 aucle T wns ncl

Senior History WOMEN

T of

H E last l ide i n t he lantern fall upon t he curta in. Behold a group thirteen i n telligent, happy-looking face . There a re t h i rteen, you say. .-\.h!- but that t roubles them not. They h a\ e outgrown uper tition and look into the future before them with the most opti m1 tic eye . ollege l ife h a made them the \\ i n some women they are. )Jo side of their character has been left uncle eloped. W herever t here fun and harmle mi chief, there you find them. In the social l ife of the college they are act ive. Their scholarship i t he h ighest and l ast of all they have not forgotten to acquire t hat which perfects a woman-a virtuous character. Their chances have not been as many or as varied as they who follow them will have, but the) have made the most of what they have had. Preceding l ide ha e told the tale of the past three years, let u ee what the e la t have to tell u . 1Iid ummer ight' D ream i being presented, H e re i a tage. and as the character mo\·e in and out, behind the paint and d isgui se we d i. co\·er fam il iar face . H ere i the gaudy how of a ma querade. J ust l ift ome of tho e h ideou ma k and you will surel y find one or more of the e fun lo ing enior . ee them again in the gymnasium, gaining trong and l imber bodie . Quick the order ready the re ponse. Here they are i n ummer on the court, pas ing bal l s back and forth over the net. Here on the rink and t he river is \ here they s end the recreation hours i n winter. �ee them poring o\-er their books together. None are o tudious then. H ere are their name on the exhibition programs, A. records on the d ifferent committees. \\ ho can and in the Y. \\. ay that there h a not been man) a time \\hen a helping hand ha been exte nded to ome one all unknown to other . J ust one glance more at the group a it di appear , and the wi h goe with it that t hose faces may alway be a pure bright and hopeful. .

Members n n a M artha Boynton, B<l>

Corne l i a Beatrice Caldwe l l , AY

Wate rvi lle

ret t i e Rebecca Fu l ler, B<l>

Plai n v ille, Ma

Edith L i n col n Ke n n i son, �K

Watervi lle

Ella Estel i e Maxcy, B<P

Eva

York Beach

'harlotte P l u m mer A Y

H allowell

Purington B<l>

Mecha n i c Fal l s

Maucl e Louise Town end B<l>

Fort }a i rfiel d

' usan H oughton We ton, };K

Madi o n

Elaine \\'ii

H oulton

on,

orth Attleboro, Ma

orton, B

Beulah Fran ci

'en ter Place 32 F H

York H arbor

hristia M ay D o n nell, H<l>

9 F H

South Paris

Al i ce H ope DaYie , �K

Clara M a y

17 F H

Skowhegan

�K

-3

15 F H

pri ng .

t reet

18 F H

32 F H

28 F H

33 F H 17 F H

6- 7

6- 7 F H

Biographies of S enior Class M EN

Isaiah Adelbert Bowdoin, pect.

Track ,

<1?6.® 3;

ha plain, r, 3 ;

Pre "dent, urer, .

Col b y

i stant

iscotta.

hipman,

4'6.0

" abinet, 4; Cla

1Ji torian, r, 2, 3 , 4;

A· i tant Editor Record, r, 2; Cla s

4; Sophomore tion ;

First

" h a plain,

Declamation; Junior

] unior

Honorary

Exhibi tion;

Damar

'linton, Conn., \'. ]\IT .

Mofgan H igh Sc h ool, . A .;

<1?6.®,

House

E x h i bi

Part;

ommittee of Twenty;

ence Hoard, 2, 3 , 4; Chai rman Student's

mittee, 4; Echo

.'taff,

cais, 3;

olby

of Standing Epicurean .

Senior oufer om

2; Editor-in- C h ief,

Associate Ecl:tor Oracle, 3; Le Debating

ercle

House

Y. �1.

Committee of l as

Pros

A.·

Twenty ;

Trea urer, 3 ; Clas

Debating Manager

C l u b ; Treas

Oracle,

oph omore Declamation; junior Exhibition;

Senior Exhibi tion.

Charles Phillips

<1?6.®,

Fran

ociety, 4; Member

ommittee; T13; e� E; Q u inn ;

Edwin

Parker

raig,

President, 1 ;

Couy H igh . 'chool '02; Cla C l as ball

r ; Cla

Ba eball, Track 1,

2, 3;

Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Var ity Ha eball, r,

ar ity

Dramatic , 3, 4; :tage l\Ianager, 4; of Twenty; Aroostook

'lub;

Foot 3,

o m mittee

hai rman Junior

' o m m i t tee; Debating .' o c i e t y,

P rom. \

Falls,

�KE, I sland

Maine

' ; 8� E

earer of Ba eball and Football "

] ohn \Ve ley Freeport I f ig h ; 'oburn '02; 'la Ha eball ; aptain, 1 ; 'la s Track Tea m, 1, 2, 3, 4 i ' l a s Ba ketball, 1 2, 3, 4 · 'aptain, 1, 2; Var ity Ba eball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 3, 4; " 11 �faine Team", r, 2, 3, 4 · Varity Foot ! all, r, 2, 3; " ALI �laine Team", _; Var i t y Ha k etbal l , 1, 2 , 3, 4; Captain, '.!; Var i t y Track Tea m , 2 , 3 4 · Dramat'c '!uh, 3 , 4; warder of !'rite , 3; Toa · tma ter, 4; ] unior · o m m i ttee; I Iolder of Co I b y l'romenacle record · in Shot P u t and If am m e r Th row; \ \' earer of Ha -eball and Football " "

Rex Wilder

Dodge, �KE,

Maine.

Lincoln l'rophet,1

Ocie

' l a:

Track

;

Academ y

'o m m ittee, Ji

Ba ·eball, r; Tea m , 2,

2, 3, 4 ; Leader,

4; H an el,

ewca tie

'o r ; Y. M. C. A . ;

' l a ·· Secretary, 2;

Twent y , 3; J.e 'hoir,

�KE Hou e

'la ·

' l a · · .\Jar hal, :\dclre", 4;

l'a rt:ng

Team, 21 3;

Track

'ha:rman

·om m ittee of

'ercle Francai ; Glee 3,

4; Orc b e tra,

I ·

Second

<Juinn ; Epicurean"

'ollege

\' i ce l're ident of Oracl

,\: · ociation, 2; Athletic l�xhib:t:on, 3;

E x h i bi t ion

'l ub, 1,

l'ri7.e;

Tl.l;

Benja m i n Au tin Gooch, <l>.J.®, Y ar mouth v i l le, Ia ine. <l>.J.0 H ou e Yarmouth High School o r ·

ommittee,

·dent '.\L I . A.

., 3;

ta�

'.\tanager'- "

3·

Pre -

Prophet, 4; Drarn

lub 4 · 1 ebating �·ociety

at:c

Executive

'.\Ianager Track Team,

4; \ earer of

William Lamb Dodge <l>.J.0, Water ille -t8 ilver ' treet '.\l a:ne Central In t:tute;

'06;

olle"e

'obum; Bate- ex-

Hand: 1 ebat:na . 'oc;ety.

Fenwicke L. H o l me · ATO 20 out h College :\cad emy 'o'.! ; \'.

(�oulcl'Poet 1 •

rac!e, '.!,

l ,e

.'econd

'ercle

1'1:ze; :\s·oc:ate-Editor of

Fran a: ,

'.\ I ember

A th leLc eral

3; 3;

Execut:ve

Class

p,·e :dent,

Senior

3·

'omm:ttee of Twenty Comm:ttee

c;eneral

: C h a innau . · ub-C omm:ttee on C�eu

:\thlet:cs, 4; 1'1es:dent Colby

:oc;ety:

la s

l're-iclent and EcLtor-:n-ch;ef, 4 ·

Presentat:on Speech,

. A. ;

Toa tma ter, '.!; . 'ophomo1e Dec

lamat:on

:\I.

L incol n.

Uebat:ng

' h a irman Stand:ng Comm:ttee, 4; Exh�hition,

Ep;curean-.

YB:

O'.\ E; Quinns;

Virgil Merle Jone , ATn, Monson. South College i\fon on

cademy 'o r ; \'. M . C. A.; Helig-

"ommittee, 2; Cabinet 2, 3; iou l\feeting Cla Vice l're ident, 2; 'hairman Executive Committee, 2; 'olby Dehat:ng Society, 4.

Merl i n

Colby Joy, <1>�0, Fa i rfield Mai n e . �® H ou e

"oburn "la ical In t'tut '01; 'olby ex '05 · Var ity Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; 'la · Jfa e bal l, 1, 3; "la ' Ha·k tba l l , 1, 2, 3, 4; "la Track Team, 1, 2, 3; 'hairman Ex. 'om m i ttee, 3, 4.

Percival \Villard K ee n e, 6.Y, Be l fast, Mai ne. i 3 'hapl i n H all Helfa t ffigb School '0 1 ; \'. �1. ·. A.; "la · \"ice Pre iclent, 1 ; Freshman Read:ng; Soph omore J)eclamafon; Committee of Twenty, 2,

4; Second prize for excellen e

l're·ident

"olleg

Athletic

in (;erman, 3;

·ociation, 3; rbitration Hoard, 3; i\faine Intercollegiate "hairman ( de "ommittee, 3; Cla ·s l'oet, 3,

'bapel Organi · t, 2, 3, 4;

Oracle,

�1ember

·sociate J�ditor ·ommittee Executive

"ollege Athletic Association, 4.

')"I.I

-7

Karl

Kennison,

�KE,

4 Spring Street

Waterville.

Watervi l l e High School '02; Y . M. C. A.; orth field Delegate, 2, 3; Fir t E u t r a n c e I rize; C l ass ecretary, r ; Fre h man Reading; ?lfauagiug .Editor of the Record, 2 · las Trea u rer, 2 ; Soph o m o re Declamation, First P ri ze; Cla Track Team ,2, 3; C l a Basket balJ Team t 2, 3, 4; 2d Basketball Team, 3, ; t h le t ic E x h i b i tion, 3; C l a P rophet 3; 4 C l as· Orator, 4; Glee C l ub, 1, 2, 3, 4; l\lan dol:n-Gui tar ·1 u b,2, 3, 4; Manager of Mu ical ' l u b , 3; Junior 7reek Part; 'econd German P r i ze, 3; Oracle Board, 3; J unior Exhibition, Fr t P r i ze; i\ I a:ling C l e r k of the C olby Echo, 2; A i tau t Bu ines >Janager, 3; Bu ine l\lanager 4; 'enior E x b i bi ti on; Oracle rti t; xford Respon C o l b y Debating .'ociety, 4; sons by R h odes Bequest, 3.

Elliott Curtis Lincoln, u Y, Mass.

Hingham,

r 7 Chaplin Hall

Hingham High .'chool '02; Dramatic ' l ub, . 2, 3, 4; \ . ce PresicleLt, 3; Pre ident, 4· �la1Jdolin C l ub, 1, 2, 3, 4; Leader, 4; Glee ' J ub , 1,4; Cla Track Team,2, J• 4 ; Var ity Track Team, r, 2, 3, 4; t h l e t"c A o ciation, Executive ' o m m i t tee, 1, 2; Secretary, 2; la Ba k etbaJ l, 2, 3; ar ity Foot ball, . ' u b., 2, 3; C la i\lar ha!, r ; ' la l're > dent, 2; J unior P ro m . 'om m i t tee, 3; G y m nasi u m E x b i b i t:on 3; Lterary E d i t o r Echo, -1; 'onference Hoard, 4; College Band, 4; TB.; (:)XE.

Jobn Crandall W aterville m ent Usher,

I!:gh 1;

'la

Und ay

.' bool

'02;

Ba eball, 1,

Toastmaster, 3; Cla s >far bal, 4.

<1>�0 o m m ence-

3, 4;

Class

'harles

Meader,

Street

Zw.

1 r

Waterville High School '02; ball, 1 ; Cla s Basketball, r, 2, 3;

\\inter

'la s Base 'la Exe

cutive 'ommittee, 1, 2; Executive 'ommittee A tbletic As ociation, 1 · 2d Ba eball , �, 2 • Prom. Committee, 3; 'la Orator, 3; As o ciate-Editor Oracle, 3; 'las 'ecretary 4 ; Committee of T w nty, 4.

Maine. 'oburn 'la ical l n·t.tu te '02; Y. .\!. ' . A . Trea urer, 4; lian<l-book ·o m mit t e e, 1; Fre hman }{eading; Sophomore Declamation; 'la Ode ·omm:ttee,J; 'la--VicePreident; 'hairman 'la·· Execut:ve 'ommittee: Repor torial Staff 'Echo, 1; 'ollege nion Tel. ·o., 3: ·ommittee . thletic Exh:b·t:on; Executive Athletic •.\ ·ociation, 2, 3, 4; Football Sub'omm:ttee, 2; (;eneral Athletic . ub- 'om m'ttee, 3, 4; 'hairman a eball .'ub- 'om mittee, 4: Le ·ercle Francai, 3: A .. ;·tant 'ollege .\!ar ha!, 1, 2: 'ollege .\Jar·bal, 3; Colby Debating Society: YB- OX E

Ralph Leavitle Reynold::., Watervil lt 1 l:gh School, 'oo;

iLal I n·t:tule '01;

'05, ZY

'oburn

'la ·s Baseball, 1;

'la ··aptain,

'la ·· Football, 1; Var :ty Football . 'ub, 1 , 2 ; \'a r � t y Ha · 1:: b I I, _, 4 ; Sub 1 , 3 : ·a p ta in

Indoor

Ha ·el all

\\ ' earer of" '."

-9

T am:

Drama ti

'Jub, 4 ;

A rt hur G reenwood Robi nson, uKE, \\aterville. 7 Nudd S t reet W at e r v i l l e

High

C abinet, 2, 3, 4;

' c h ool

Pre i d e n t ,

'02 ;

Y. �[. C . A . Cla

Trea -

urer, r; C h a i rman Ode Committee, 4; C h a i r

man Committee of Twenty 2;

Fre hman

Reading;

mation ; T h i rd Honorary E x h i b " tion ;

"enior

E d itor Record, r ·

3; Editor-in- ' h ief, 4 · YB; 8XE;

Q uinn

4; Track Team,

Sophomore

] un ior

P art;

E x h i b i tion ·

Decla

] unior

M a n aging

ociate Edi tor, E c h o , 21 Debating

; Epicurean .

'o i e t y ,

L im ood L. Ro s, �KE L i t t 1 e t o n, Maine. �KE H ou e

R icker ' l a · cal In ·titute 102; Cla :\farbal, 2 ; Execu ·1·e Committee, 3; Committee Ba eba11, I ; 2d Baseball, of Twen t y , 2 · ·1a I, 2 3 · A t h l e ti c E x h i bition, 3; ' a ptain 2d Football E leven, 2; Varsity Football, 2 3, .+; \'ar�ity Track Team r, 21 31 .+; C aptain, .+ ; Glee ' lub, r 2, .+; Col b y Dramat:c ' l ub, 2, 3 .+; Aroostook 'lub ; \\'earer of Track a n d Footbal l " . ; 8:'.\E; Epicurean

J ohn

\\'inn pencer �® B e n t o n, M a i ne. 30 c. H.

Fa i rfield H ig h

"chool 02.

\\ illiam Spring 'te:: vens,

�Y, Waterville.

s North College

Waten<lle High School '02; Fr e b m a n Reading, 1 ; ·omm!ttee of T' enty, 1 ; 'opho more Declamation,'.!; Cla Ba eball, 2; Tennis Team, 3, .J.; Tennis �Ianager, 3; Pre . of 1\1. l. L. T. ., 3; \\inner of Intercollegiate Doub! with Palmer, 3 · 'onference Hoard, 4; Execu tive Committee.4· Dramatic 'lub, .J.; Debating ."ociety, .J. i Sen:or Exh:bit:on, .J.i Wearer of Tenn· •· C."

Harold

Eugene

field

\\'illey,

1aine.

.lKE,

.lK E Hou

'herrytield ,\caclemy '02;

'la

'herr _

Se1:retary,

3; 'la·· Trea·urer, .+; \"ar'�ty Ha·eball, '.!, 3 4; \'ar '.ty Ha ketball, 3, ..\-; "aptain, 3, 4; Colby JJebat:ng Soc:ety, ..J; \\"earer of" · ."

Biographies of S enior Class WOMEN

A n n a Martha Boynton, B<l>, hegan. 17 Fos H a l l Fort C. A.; A

Fairfield

High

kow

' c h ool '02 ; \". W .

· ophomore DeclamaLon, 2 d P rize ·

istant Ed:tor r 906 Record, 2 ; Finance

· ommittee, 2 ; C la

Hi tor:an, 2 · F o u r t h

Honorary J unior P a r t ; O d e C las

'ommittee, 3 ;

Prophet, 4 ; M e m b e r h i p Committee,

-I ; �! ember of Kappa A lpha.

Corneli a Beatri ce Caldwel l, A Y H all outh Pari 9 Fo .

Hebron

02 ;

Academy

\".

\Y .

A .;

\-ice Pre-ident, 2 ; Clas E x ec u t i Y e . 'omm ttee, 3 ; Finance Committee Y . \V .

Cla C.

A., 3 · A

ociate

Treasurer of Y. \V .

Editor of

·.

. , 4;

Oracle 3;

'la

tician, 4 · �lember of K appa A lpha.

tati -

\lice H ope D a vies, �K, \\ ater ille. r Center Place W aterville H igh 'chool 'oo ; Y. W. '. ' hairman Exec u t i v e Committee, 2 ; J u n ior Exhibition, .'econd Prize, 3; Cla

,\ , ;

Poet, 3 ; racle Arti t, 3; Reception Com m i ttee j unior Prom, 3 ; " hairman de Committee, 3 ; A ociate Editor Oracle, 4;

Dramatic , .+ ; Senior Exhibition, 4 ; 'on ference Board, 4 ; Addre ·s t o ncler

graduates, 4 ; X 1"8

'hr i st i a M a y Don n ell, Bet> H arbor. 3- Fo s H a ll

ork

Port ·mo u t h J I :gh .'chool, '0 1 ; Y. \\' . ' . . ; ' las · Exec n t i 1·e 'ommitte , 1 ; • 'ophomore Declamat:on -, 2 ; l'ha:rman · 1a ·

Exec u t;ve 'omm: t tee, 2 ; Y. \V . '. .\ . Finance 'omm'.ttee, '.! ; Ode 'omm ' t tee, 3 ; \'. \\' . · . . \ . i\I; · ·;onary "ommittee, 3 ; 'la · Poet, 4 ; Bibl e 'tudy 'omn. " tte , 4.

)i e l l ie Rebecca Fu lle r, B<P l Jain v i l l e M as:.. i 8 F o · � H al l l'la : n d l l e Ir1gh .'chool 'oo ; Y .

\\' .

'ommit tee, 2 · '.\r · ionary Committee, 3 ; Exec u ti v e ' o m m i t t e e, lla · , 3 ; '.\!ember hip 'ommittee, 4 ; " la . \ . ; '.\J eruber h'p

\'il.e !'re iclen t , 4.

Ed ith L incoln Kennison, � K, \i\ ate r ville. 4 S pring t W aterv i l l e H ig h S c h oo l '02 ; L

A. ;

· i l v e r B a y Delegate,

h a i r m a n Prayer �Ieeting C o m m i ttee,

E d i torial

taff

I ;

R eading,

Presiden_t, 4 ·

C l a s Execu tive C o m m i ttee, I ;

' hairman

Record,

J un i o r Part, 3 · H a l l owe'en

· hairrnan

M a n ager, 4 ;

1 ;

Fres h m a n

Pre i d e n t , 3 ; Play, 4

C lass

T h i rd ·

tage

Ode

Com

m i ttee, 4 · K ..\

Ella Estelle M axcy B<l> Plainville Ma s. 1 8 Fo s H al l P l a i n \· i l l e J-I"gh

' c hool

ate W re n t h a m H ig h

A.;

Room

:X o m i n at i n g

and

oo ; Po t-gradu

' chool

Library

C o m m i t tee, 2 ·

0 1 ; Y. W.

· o m m i ttee, C la

·. 2 ·

Presi

dent, 4 · K _·\.

' Iara \'ork 2\ I i

fay

orton, B<l>, l: ork Beach .

32 Foss H a l l

H igh

ionary

' o m m i ttee, 3 ; 3; Delegate m i t tee,

'c hool

C o m m i t tee, to

01 ;

2 ·

Y. W . C. Bible

; A. .

'tudy

' lass ExecutiYe C o m m i ttee, ' i l ver

Bay,

Ode

Com

Charlotte Plummer, A Y. Foss H all

Eva

Hallowell High Y.

"chool 'oz ; Member of o m m i ttee, 3 ;

; Missionary

Secretary of C lass, 2 ; 2d Junior

Part ; 1 t

Prize, J u n ior E x h i bition ; Senior E x h ibition ;

Clas�i torian, 4 ; Mem ber of Conference Board.

Beulah France P u r i n g t o n, Bet>, Mechanic Falls. 33 Fo s H al l Mechanic Fall

I I igh

' . A. · Secretary and Trea urer of Reading

Room

ociation,

m i t tee of the retary

and

Executive of

Trea u rer,

Com mi tee, 4 ;

Oracle, 4;

P u bli hing

1 906 R e orcl,

"ophomore

Fort Fai rfield High ·.

A. ;

" h airman

· o m m i t tee, ciate

Editor

1 ;

' lass "olby

Dedam ation, · o m m i t tee, A

P resident, Prize ;

P re ident

odation, 3; ."ocial

J l i · torian,

and

E ho,

First 2 ;

'chool '98;

R oom ·

\ ' . \V . Li brary

1ember h i p

Heading

' o m m i t tee, 3;

i tant

A · o

Sophomore

1anager

Room 'la· "olby

Echo, 4; E ecutive C o m m i ttee, 4 ; . 'enior E x h i b i tion, Board, 4.

1 e m ber

'onference

' la -

' h airman

Sec of

ociate Editor

De l a m a tion, _ ;

Fir t Honorary J unior Part

f aude Louise Townsend 13<1>, Fort Fairfield. r 7 Foss H all

u s a n H o u g h t o n \\' e t o n, � K , M ad ison . 6-7 Foss ' H all

o;.·

,, .

!\ I a d i on H ig h ' h ai r m a n 2;

C h ai r m a n

C lass

· chool 'o r ·

\-. \V .

Room a n d Library �L

'ecretary

ionary

and

C o m m ittee,

' o m mittee,

Trea - u rer,

.+ ;

Dra

m a tics, 4; P re-:den t of C onferen e Board, 4.

K .\

Elaine W i l son, � K , H oulton. Fas H all R:cker

i a l In tit u te

'la

to ' : tver Bay 3 ; ' o m m : t tee,

.+ ;

2·

Cla ·

m a Le , -1- ·

C ha : r m a n

E x e c u t : \·e

Delegate

· . A . � ! e m ber h i p

Y. \\' .

C o m m : ttee, .+ : C l a

'02 ;

6-7

Executi\•e

X om:nat:Ug ' o m mittee,

C o m m : ttee,

K .l

•

Dra

STATISTICS N A l\I B

N 1 t K /\ A M B

Bowdoin . . . . • . • . . . . Chipman . . . . . . . . . . Coom bs . . . . . . Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . Dodge, R . W . . . . . . .

µ,��ft� ·.�� : : : : : : : : : : 'Holmes . . . . . . . . . . . . J o nes . . . . . . . • . . . . . .

i0ie,;�· : : : K e n n ison Linco l n . . l . indsay . . Meader . . Pe pper . . .

: . . . .

. . . . .

: . . . .

:: .. .. .. ..

: . . . .

}��b��!�� : : : : : : : : :

J{oss . . . Spencer Stevens \.V i l ley .

. . . .

. . . . . . • . • .

: .. . ........ .... ........... ..... ......

n g�ld ,��I : : Don n e l l . . . . . . . . , , . , Davies . . . . . . . . . . • . . F u l ler . . . . . . . . . . . . . K e n n ison . . . . . . . . . . ll l axcey . . . . . . . . • . . . . Norton . . . . . . . • . • . . P l u m mer . . . . . . . . . . . l'uringtoa . . . . . . . . . . Townsend . . . . . • . . . . \Veston . . . . . . . . . . . . W i l son . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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I ke Chip Cy-Herc. Shorty Buster Bill Hen Sherlock-George M ary Sorrow- H appy Pee t•ather Link J oh n Fat Pep

R�l�gie Succom b- Lemon Spence Rorey- ! : i l l Pete Ann Bee Chris H ope Ne1 Edith l.CI Nori P l u m mer Purrie l\ l a u d Susie Laine

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23 28 23 22 22 23 22 23 24 25 24 20 22 21

23 28 22 2L 25 24 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 23 21 22 24 2�

�\. P f( HS 1-i 1 0 S OF

Ct1LJN'TEl\ANlR

Serious l lelicate St rong Conficleal Sincere Hee-ha" W orn H onest . Sweet Vacant l m pre-;si v e Boyish Drcamv U n t roubled Steady and j o l l y " J e le !i u i � '' Cood-naturecl Busy Don ' t care a d-n Semi-,l!;lacl Pugnacious Pou ling Worried Commanding Pugilistic Awe-in�piring Sweet lll editative Pathetic Placid Vacant l letenHined Care- f 1 ee Preoccupied Changeable

NuTtW

1 906

F O i<

Nothing ( ;ond scholarship H is pitching H i� mouth Playing l>a<S horn �ame as ( ;ouch . 11 \ · \ a i t i n ' 'round , 1 -1 i< w h i l e hair lll i m i c i ng Heing there

d ei H 1w.·;.;\�� b��'b'�W " T .a 1 i ue�s N ot hi ng H i - broken leg Speak i n c: F r�nch ( ? ) , H i. . gnn H i s i n q u isitiv eoes� H is girli�hne" Being beh i n d I ! is s t y l e I ? l H is app�tih!

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Doing the same old t h i n g T e a c h i n g young s p r o u t s to ,hoot Curing Pepper's dead (•ee belo"·) F i l l i ng Ste\' en�' bags (see b e l o w ) Tendi n f!' b a b i e < I J i g g i n g ditche• Li\ iog on father I nc.;tructor i n e;ym n a ... i u m .\ c t i n g \t\\ o i n ierpretatious) l...t ai"'i1,2 tnbacco Trot l ! O J?" 1 1 die k indt:r '' Lonktog u µ a job Stage , h i f t i ng �am� a-, Bowdoin Tak i ng l i fe ea'y i\ l a k i n g k i l l i ni: remark• R u n o i n � a hand-orean { ; uveru i n g C h i n a I l i ;r l( i n g ditches tu bury P.:pper',. dead T a l k i n g French l n \' .: n tor o f windb:t)!:s Vanning in �orricli!e\\ ock

Preacher , \ uthor J\l edici n e Busine�> Husint:s-; Husiness B u.;; i ne�'5 School superintendent Teach�r U n k n u\\ n Teacher 'I eacher \ c t ,1r Teacher nusine'I:..,

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The same th ing as E l l a H er d u n n i n g a b i l i t y H er di<:nity t ! e r sonnet H er site A l ways doing her d u ty I !tr ft i r t a tiuns w ith k i nderganner< B l u• h i o g K ic k i ng l lc:ing slow Fur entertainin ll her COll'io li°Ot' her hnt: voict!

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Bt.hine..,� �l i s-illnary Teacher Teacher or . 1 htory J>rofe-;!' Husine•s

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K eepinl{ ( lid i\ l aid'� l l a l l Trained nur�� J la b b l i n !! i n stc>ck< • T1·,vel l i nl( i n Europe \\'urking in a jewelry factory ;\ l i�si >r ary Sanh! a"' \ nna'� R eading l'aul's 1'.pistle The m i n istr) .-\ ctn!""' !\ l ak ing su11.ar p i l l s '! a k i n ii; n a p s Tcach\nq o i hin1 � ' tunt:s

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Class of 1 90 1 MEN

Class Yell :

- H i e, haec h oc, 'tis n o joke, Ti'vts f.aµ.� a A.a A.cl. ! Boom rah boom, boom 'rah bim, ineteen- even i n the swim ! OFFIC ERS

Burr Fra n k J ones Pre iden t ' h a rles Ru h, ice P resident David Monaghan Young ecretary 0 car Ben j a m .i n Peterson, Treasurer Perley Lim ood Thorne, l\ Iarshal ti l pheu Thompson, Hi torian H erman Brudenell Bett Poet rthur Kenelm \\'i n low, Orator Robert A l der 'olpitt , hapl a i n L e w i s Walker Dunn Prophet 'he ter . Iden Grant, warder of Prizes H arry 'harle Bonney Toastma ter •

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

M il l ard laude f oo re J oh n Bailey De\\'itt Thoma Albion mart Ralph Benjamin Young H erman Brudenell Bett

Members Myron Eugen e Berry, ATO

V\ aterville

Herman Brudenell Betts, A Y

H odgdon

H a rry C harles Bon ney, AKE

Guilford

J oh n Arthur Burton, ATO

Edw i n Parker Craig, AKE Walter Ellis

raig, AKE

Robert Alder Colpitt , AY

J o h n Bailey DeWitt, Z\.11

Lewi \Valker Dunn, A K E Roscoe 'he ter

. Emery, Z \]!

lden Grant, �®

Burr Frank J one , Z\]!

Elliot 'urti Lincoln, �Y M il l ard

Jaucle Moore, ATO

0 car Benja m i n Peter on, �®

C h arle Ru h, ATO

mart, A K E

J o h n \\ i n n 'pencer, cl® •

lbert K ing ley

tet on, A K E

:\ rthur W i l l i a m tet on, A K E

t i A lpheu T h o m p on ATO

Perley Len wood Th orne �®

E l i hu Blaine T i l ton, il® 'J ayton

M I

her \Vard, A K E

rthur Kenelm W i nslow, A K E

David M onaghan Young, ATO Ralph Benjamin Young, cf?A®

allege Avenue

AKE H ouse

Corin n a

Waterville

A K E House

ugusta

AKE Hou e

or th Vas al boro Bradford

Waterville

14 s c

helclon Place

Ea tport

28 s

Freedom

<t>A® House

Week M ills

H i ngham, M ass.

ewport,

c C H

. H.

Quincy, Ma

A® H ou e

Derby Vt. l exter

Benton H oulton

A K E H ou e

A K E H ouse

v\ aterville l resque l le trick land Win low

� · H ou

<l>A® H ou e

\\ aterville ·aco

A K E H ouse 24

angerville Waterv ille

7 r Elm

t reet

Junior History M EN

OW in the days when the people of Colby, ( which is in the land of N Waterville, over against the pulp mill ) rose up against the rule of

P rex the Righteous, and t here was much confusion in the l and, the king went up into Fairfield into a high place and prayed, saying, " Lord, there is none more righteous than I i n the heavens above or o n the earth beneath. Send me, I pray thee, a goodly band of men, better than any that have gone before, or will come after, that I may restore peace, and hug myself exceeding!_ for my great tact. " nd the Lord hearkÂ ened unto him and sent him the class of 1 90 7 . A n d t h e class d i d wax and increase i n strength in the l and, and discomfited them that dwelt there before, certain sons of Belial called the class of 1 906, and put the-m to flight, even to the tall timber. nd after they had now been in the land for many days, and had won many victories i n ath letics and in sundry other t hings over the Sophomores, and had defied Rob in his sanctuary, and heard Dutchy moaning even as the wind w h ich maketh strange noises, and had had n o F reshman Reading, it came to pass that because the K ing had done evil i n t he sight of the country round about, a new people came to dwell in the land who did act as them that dream, as somnambulists, for verily t hey were dead ones. And the class of 1 90 7 went up against them and smote them, and made them swear a great oath to be servants to them, even to 1 90 7 , and in the name of X made them do many \vonderful works. For many days their hand was not slacked upon them, to teach them w isdom ; but i t was of no avail, for good was not to be found i n them. Now when t he class had been i n the land for two years, i t was seen that many had dropped by the wayside, some because t hey l acked the almighty sheckel, and yet some because they did not stand i n with t h e Profs. B u t the class d i d s t i l l increase i n fame and power, and became a m ighty force in athle tics and in college l ife. nd w hen they became Jun iors and had learned the ways of the Profs. to work them, and of the coords, to dodge them, t hey enjoyed t hemselves exceedingly, and did have their Jun ior Squeeze. And the rest of their deeds and a l l that they d id, lo, are they not recorded i n the chron icles of the secretary, of Dave Young, who dwelleth i n 24 outh College ? _

Class of 1 90 7 WOMEN

Class Yell :

H ie, h aec, h oc, 'tis no j oke,

T{vt:� f.<rµ,t:V a AO. ,\cl

Boom 'rah Boom, Boom 'rah him, N i neteen-seven in t h e swim. OPPICERS Georgia Connor, Presiden t G race Stetson, V ice President Ed i t h Priest, Secretary a n d Treasurer Caro Beverage, Poet Virginia

N oyes,

H i storian

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ber t h a Robi nson

Ellen Peterson H at t i e Fossett ODE COMMITTEE A d d ie H olway

Ellen Peterson

Georgia

onnor

M embers Rena May _-\.. rcher, :SK

Skowhega n

20 F H

M yrtie Ethel Bas ett B<t>

Old Town

F H

Caro E d n a Beverage, B<t>

Ca mden

F H

R ose Marian Beverage, B<t> I nez Bowler, B<t>

Farmi ngton, N . H .

u m m i n gs, B<t>

13 F H

16 F H

Bethel

H attie Simonton Fossett, B<t>

e w H a rbor

Lubelle M ay H al l , � K

Addie Bradeen H olway, � K

IO F H

Water i l le \\'orce ter,

ead, B<l>

Lawre n ce

l ass.

Norwood, M ass.

�K

as alboro

r6 F 1-1

J emtland North

Bertha May Robi n son, A Y

Yarmouth,·il l e

G ra ce Lord Stet on, B<l>

\\ atervi l le Saco

Nel l ie Perry \\ i n low �K

aco

tree t 1 5 PH

4 2 �· H W i n ter Street

Edith P ie rce Prie t, � K

Al ice Rachel Tyler A Y

P H

\\ aterville

Ellen J osep h i n e Peterson, �K

\Va rren

M arion L ou ise Learned, :S K

1orrissette � K

I2 F H

M ach ias

A l ma F lore n ce

[ venue

orr idgewock

Cora H an na h Farwell, A Y

oye

33 Col lege

Woburn, M a .

Blanche M i riam Emory, � K

Berth a Evangeline

9 F H

a salboro

Georgia M ae C o n n or AY

V i rg i n ia Gilbert

l 5 N udd Sreet

Waterv i l le

A n nie E l iza Cook, B<t>

arah Stella

14 F H

'amde n

8 P H

II F H 1 1

F H F

Junior History WOMEN

we look back over t h e t h ree F RhOappytheyearsp i nwnhaiclec h ofh a veJ unpai o rsec!w i sdom by so q u i c k l y and fi n d t h at in t h e

w r i tten record, t hough t h e re a re a f e w pages we w o u l d c h ange i f we m ig h t , yet t h e t h ree completed c h apter are ource of much plea u re a n d pri de. We have made ome mistakes of course, for " To err i s h u m a n " a n d w e o f t h e clas o f 1 9 0 7 are n o t h i n g, i f n o t h u m a n . \ \ e h a ve one portsman,-one Bowler a n d .A rch er, a n d let us n o t forget t ha t i t w a s Rena w h o ' on t h e p r i z e i n t h e e n t ra n ce exa m i n a t i o n , a fea t w h i c h had n ot b e e n accom pl ished before i n ce I 9 6, a n d t h us f a r h e h a s h a d n o succes o r. T h o e spread ! \\ i ll t he y ever b e forgotten ? Our Co k is famous for her s k i l l a n d we h a ve t w o varieties of Beverage . 1 hough t h e ot her d ivision of our c lass l st i t s Pow r we t i l l h a ve t h e Learned w i t h i n c u r m i d st , a n d a s i l y carry o ff o u r s h a re o f h o n o r · i n eve r y l i n e o f col l g e act i v i t ies. Mor h o n o rs a re 'um m i ng s ) t o u · t o ; we m a y W i nslow but we w i n , a n d w h at mor'" d c s one N a d ? I t h a s be n our 'l i m t o make n o gr'" a t �oycs about our a c h i veme n t s but t spr n cl our t i me a t Col by i n a m n n c r w h i c h w i l m c. r i l t he be n e d i c t ion o f cur Prie t a t the cl ose f four well spe n t yea rs.

l\ l t: m o r · a l ! f a l l

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S O PH O" QRE .

Class of 1 9 0 8 MEN

Class J ell : - ' Ra h ! ' Ra h ! ' Ra h ! ' Ra h ! ' Ra h ! ' Ra h ! Sum us duce , ' ra h . ' ra h ! ' ra h ! • Eap.cv £v rep, ure as fate W hat's the matter w i t h 1 908 ! OFFICERS

] ohn fa e ra rd H atch President _-\.ugustus Coolidge Thomp on, i ce President H oward , rthur Tribou ecretary ] ame Robert ickels, Treasurer Emmons Parkman Burrill, lVIarshal H arold l ash M itchell H i storian J oh n Cameron H et herington Toastmaste r :\ 1 in Leslie Cotton, Chaplain A rthur W i nslow L ibby, Poe t Prophet \\ i l l i a m F red her burn _

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

C harles Clark Dwye r

F r a n k Bramhall C o n d o n

J ames i\ farsha l l Read •

Members Emmons Parkman Burrill, A K E

Waterville

Frank Bramhall Condon, A Y

Belfast

Alvin Leslie

otton, A®

4 Morrill Avenue i6

<l>A® H ouse

orway

W infred Francis Curtis, Zw

\\ olfboro, N. H .

Charles Clark Dwyer, A®

M artinsv i l le

Percy Silas Farrar, A KE

Guilford

SKE H ouse

South Paris

<PA® H ouse

�harles Russel l Flood, A®

Leon Southard Gilpatrick, ZIJI

hem. H al l

Danfort h

George Abner Gould, AKE

\Vest brook

] oho Everard H atch, ATO ] ohn Cameron Hetherington uKE Victor Ray J ones, ATO

A KE H ouse

L i berty

Sidney

Mon on

uKE H ouse 22 . c

Merle Roliston Keye , 6.®

Dryden

<l>il® H ouse

H arry Leonard K ilgore, b..Y

Belfast

2 C H

Portland

8 C H

rthur Winslow L ibby, b.. Y

' l i fford Henry L i bby ATO

outh Portl and

20 . c

Erne t \\ i l liam Loane, 6. K E

Fort .Fairfield Brandon, Vt.

Richard

H a rvey

8 C H

Frank VI ilder Lovett, 6.® l bert Lyon , A Y

Eben Earle Ma terman A®

\\ ilton

J ohn Tracy Matthew

<Pu®

Tenant

an ford

I aac Ros

Mc 'oomb

H arold Nash M i tchell, Z'.V J mes Robert

ickel

·,

tation

Frederick A l len

Watervi lle

epherd, <P6.®

herburne, ATn

M onson

'ool idge Thomp on, b..®

ort h Livermore

Ray Foster Thomp on, <Pb..®

Roque Bluffs

H ow ard

Rockport

•

rthur Tribou, AY

amuel Emery Whi t t ier 6. K E

a o

C H

q Dalton

'herryfielcl \ atervill

ugu tu

<J?�<l> H ou e

\ atervill

Z\Jl

<P�® H ouse

H arbor

J a mes Mar ·hall Read, Z'.V William Fred

� K E H ou ·e

to El m c

2 9 .. �treet

Plea ·ant •treet 13

cl>A® H ou e cl>A® H ouse 16

� K E H ou ·e

Sophomore History

N 'E

MEN

upon a t i me in a beautiful coun try, t here stood amongst ancient w i l lO\ and maple , on the bank of a sparkl i ng stream, a majestic castle, the wonder of t hose who beheld i t from w i t h out. Nor was t h e interior less won derful a n d mysterious than t h e outer w alls, for so i t ' as decreed by the great Ma ter of Learning that only one yout h from every fifty should earch o u t t h e secrets of t h is noble place. \\ i t b in, t here dwelt a maiden fair to look upon, the light of w h ose countenance \Ya dazzling ave to t hose who understood her moods and were adm i rers of the muses. One evening in the early part of eptember of a certai n year when the set t ing sun wa send ing long quivering shadows over t h e vel ve t lawns, a n d twittering bird d i cu s e d their annual fl ight to warme r cl ime a, t hey ettled t hem elves for the night's rest, a youth of stately bearing and thoughtful countenance approached the outer walls of the castle. There was i n his e . es a light appearance of uncertainty as t hough h e Âˇwere unfamil iar with h i s surroundings, but the determined set of the boul der and t h e un con cious eager movement of h is graceful body showed that h e had no fear of what awaited h i m. He had heard of the beauty and charm of the maiden of the ca. tle and bad left h i s home a n d friend t o w o o her. H e stepped quickly to t h e door a n d rang the bell. * * * * For two long year he gave his l ife t o w i n n ing the favor of her w ho m he regarded a a goddes but whether or no h e won r.er the records do not say. For two years the cla of r 908, l i ke the youth of t he star) , has wooed the Goddes of \\'i dam. Each day bas revealed new charms in her, and she in her turn has recognized the exceptional qualities of the clas and blessed i t with her favors. It is believed that future records will record a successful courtsh i p.

Class of 1 9 08 WOMEN

Class Yell :

' Rah! ' Rah ' Rah

' Rah!

' Rah! ' Rah !

umus duce

' Rah

' Rah! ' Rah

" Ecrµ.01 (v r<;i ure as fate,

What's the matter with 1908! OFFIC ERS

ettie May Runnals, President

Ol i ve Annette G reen, Vice P re ident Jeannette Holme

Baldwin,

ecretary

Mollie . lice Pearce, T rea urer Helen Louise

Vi,· i an Betsey Libby l

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

'ochrane, Historian

Helen France

i n a Beat rice Holmes

l icki nson

C a r rie El izabeth Hill

Sophomor: History WOMEN

O\\ the goddess Sophia, w h i c h being i n te rpreted is W isdom, h ad a N palace upon the banks of a great river, even the Kennebec, a n d

l o ! emptiness w a s in her h al ls. Therefore w e n t s h e t hrough the l a n d a n d called unto her chosen maidens, such as were f a i r and good a n d d iscreet. T h e n came these two-score a!ÂĽi t e n maidens u n t o t he palace, and there found they other maidens before t hem, few also i n number and of i nferior qual ity. Therefore were t hese noble damsels un afraid, and needed no assi tance. nder t he guidance of the V i i se V i rgin from Caribou, they did conquer i n battle, they did eat peanuts the) did recei ve their breth ren gladly at an ancient haunt, even the Armory, w he re also the Sweet i nger from Somer et aunty d id enchant them. Also ophia l oved them, for t hat the fan of Angles had no terror for t hem, neither the Flying Dutchman nor the Roman I nfant. Thus i n t he favor of tqe great goddess d i d t hey move on until the end of the year wa come Âˇ w hen also, i n obedience to the ancient custom of that land, t hey did make merry even on the lake t h rough a l l that evening. From two-score and ten the maidens became but four and t hirty i n number, yet were t hey sti l l w i se a n d d iscreet. Therefore asse mb l ed t hey in the spring and i n the fall, and the '' i se irgin from Caribou led them to the good decision. Now, accordingly, have the Sophomores cease d fro m t roubling and the Freshmen a re at re t. I n celebration of t h is also did they establish a notable cu tom and the Day of Terror became a Da.y of R ejoicing w herein t he alumnae returned and made merry w i t h all the maidens of that land. After t h i d i d those four and t h i rty d amsels arise and h i e t hem even unto Fairfield w he re dwelt the Fair Sisters with whom they ate and drank and were glad for that t hey met together as of old. Afterward came days of labor when ophia instructed her servant , even the Ian of A ngles, the Flying Dutchman, Bruin, Billy Beck, with others to oppress and have no mercy-wh i c h t hey did joyiully ! et did the w isdom of those damsels stand them i n good stead, and t hey still serve Sophia \ i t h i n t he halls of that fai r palace, even Colby.

Members A B COURSE

40 F H orth Stratford, . H . 40 F H orth Stratford, I . H . 29 F H Portland Cherryfiel d 8 F H York Village East J affrey, r . H. 37 F H Freedom 43 F H Waterville 7 7 Elm treet Foxcroft 31 F H \\ aterYille 1 8 Boutelle Avenue \\ iscas et 25 F H I ewburyport, M ass. 29 F H kowhegan 48 F H East J affrey, . H . 37 F H 23 F H \ \ i lton Portage 6-7 F H Mac h ias 3 5 �, H Ea tport 25 F H G ray 43 F H Newton �enter, 1a . 22 F H Bingham 44 F H Water i l le 2 3 Morr i l l . venue Hamp tead, H. 36 F H \\ atervi l le 48 \\ i n ter treet Fort Fai rfield 30 F H Pitt field 25 F H 'ari bou 8 P H Fairfield Fai rfield l )over 3 1 F II 'ohas et, Ma . 2c F H \\ ater\' i l le 8 Plea a n t ' t reet M echan i c Fall . 47 F H \\ oodford 33 'ollege . venue Wi ·ca et 8 F H

Berta Edi t h Baldwin, B Bertha H arris Bangs, � K Helen Burn ham Campbell, ...., K I nez Hazen Card J osep h i ne Ella Clark Lena May Clark H el e n Loui e Cochrane � K usan ngel i n a Corbett, � K Grace Emogene orthell H elen Frances D ickin on, B El izabet h H elen Felker, � K Olive n nette G reen, B M yra I rene H ardy . n n ie A l ice H arthorn, �K Ethel Maude H ayward, � K Carolyn Elizabeth H i ll, A Y N i n a Beatrice H ol me , B<l> H elen Hunt Florence Em ily K i ng B<P ora Meh i table Lander, � K i v i a n Bet e y Li bbey � K . C yrta A l ice Little ·arol i n e Dole Noye �K Mollie l ice Pearce, � K J un e te\ art 1 h i l brick .B .\ bbie Fran ce 'v\ eed, Y E ther Hu ton Week B<P ,

B S COURSE

Dorot hy 'laud i a H op on

Mered i t h, 53

. H.

FRE SHHAM

Class of I 9 0 9 MEN

Class

Yell :

Z ig-a-rag-a ! Z ig-a-rag-a ! Z ig-a-rag-a ! sine ! Colby, Colby ! N i neteen-N ine. OFFICERS

Mun roe Elias Young, President H arold Wil l i s Kimball, V ice President Wal lace Earle H ackett, ecretary T h o mas J ackson Seaton, Treasurer EXEC UTIVE COMMITTEE

Clark D rummond C hapman J oseph W i l l i am H am m on d Fran k Osborn D e a n CLASS COLORS

Brown and B l ue

Thomas J ackso n Seaton Aust i n Shaw

Freshman History MEN

H a people's civilization, but unfortunately for t he needs of t he 1 906

I STORY has been defi ned as a record of t he progress or decline of

t he F reshman cl ass has neither progressed, as have other classes, nor reached the stage w here it is possible to dee.l i ne. To be strictly truthfu l we must make a few notable exceptions. On the n ight of the Freshman Reception, President Young declined to wear pants, and appeared at M iss Cratty' door robed i n female attire, and attended by his coords. visitor to the class-room o n any day i n t he week w i l l hear t h e Fresh men decline-to reci te. T o continue i n rairness, we mu t own that they have even PROGRE E D i n one direction. They have become adepts i n the art of singing a ong or doffing the cap to a n ineteen-eight man. From these facts, it can be een that n ineteen-n i ne has ome of the attribute of life, and it i bel ieved that by careful nouri. h ment and watery care, should Providence ble s her with a life of ten thou and year , she could ay at the end of t hat period with a much tru t h as she doe now with absurdity, " I am almo t I t ! ' ORACLE

orth

'ollege

Members A B C O U RS E

Eugene Fra n k A l len, <PA® George Carl A n derson, A Y Cyril Day A thearn, Z'l! J oseph C h a n d ler, A Y Clark D rummond C h apman, 6. K E Ralph Bertram Davis Orlando M . Dayhuff, AKE Frank Osborn Dean, <P�® H ow a rd Benja m i n Foster V. ilbur Garla n d Foye, AY ust i n D imock H al l , Z'l! H arry Leonard K i lgore, 6. Y Carlton M a n n i ng Littlefield, Z'l! Ernest William Loane, A K E H oward Austi n icLellan, A Y E d w i n V. alter Merrill, ATO Walter Sydney M organ, ilY F rederic H oward Paine H arry Slemmons P h i n ney, AKE C larence Ray Plum mer, <P6.® Francis H oward Rose, ATO Thomas J ackson Seaton, A K E Oscar J oh n C rockett Tubbs Samuel Emery \\ b itten, 6. K E J o h n D ea rborn W hi tt ier, A K E M on roe E lias Young, 6. K E

<PA® H o C h el sea, M ass. Fairfie l d 28 s c Buckfield IO C H L ivermore Falls I9 C H Port l a n d 9 s c H averhi l l, M ass. I9 C H Portland H allowell 35 C H M i lbridge West Bridgewater Mass. 9 s c Newcastle 25 C H Belfast 9 C H 6 c C hebeague Fort Fairfie l d AKE H o Princeton II S C ewport, N. H. 15 s c I sl a n d Falls II C H E l m w ood, M ass. 33 C H � KE H o \ oodfords H a l lowel l 35 C H 23 s c orwi c h Tow n, Con n . \ \ ilton 28 H V. aterville 8 P leasant Street aco AKE H o Farm i n gton AKE H o Calais 22 C H

B S C O U RSE

M aurice H erbert Blanchard, ti Y M ilfred I saac Buke r, <P�® Wallace F rankl i n Fogg Leon C l i fton Gupt i l l , Z'l! Wal l ace Earle H ackett, A Y J oseph \!\ i l liam H ammond, Z'l! J o h n Camero n H e therington, A K E Leonard Oakman Merrill, A Y J ames M arshall Re�d, Z'l! J ames Corey Richardson, 6.Y

Gard iner \!\ e l d Fairfield Cherryfield Farmington, Van Buren Sidney Gardiner \\ aterv i l le Vassalboro

1 3 M orri l l A ve <PA® H o

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29 . c 5 C H 2I S C 6.KE H o 1 3 M orrill Ave r6 s c 13 C H

Austin Shaw, <l>A0 Nathaniel Ernest \Nheeler

M i l bridge Dunbarton,

<l>AÂŽ H o

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5 Gilman St

SPECIAL 2r South Paris ewport Center, Vt. I r 5 Main St 22 c H alais <1>ďż˝0 H o Presque I sle herryfield 3 c ewport, . H . 15 c Richmond 1 3 M orri ll ve Augusta I I C H pri ngfield 25 C H

Donald Stone Briggs, Zl}I Edgar Fredric Callahan, AY William Austin Flewelling, AKE H arold Willis K imball, <l>A0 H arold Fos ett Lewis, Zl}I Nathaniel Percy Merrill, ATO H arry Taylor Tall man, t1Y J o h n Edwin Taylor, AY Leo Steward Trask AKE

'oburn I f a l l

Shannon Ob e r vatory

Class of 1 9 0 9 WOMEN Class Yell :

- Zig-a-rag-a ! Z ig-a-rag-a ! Z ig-a-rag-a ! sine ! Colby, Colby ! I i neteen- N i ne. OFFICERS

Sadie Belle Young, President Ella Melvina M cBurnie, V i ce President I nez aomi Stevenson, Treasurer Abbie Sanford H ague, ecretary EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE \i\

Cora Elmer Robinso n M a de N i n a Â£aton

i n nibel Gower M abelle Babson Ellen M ary Cratty

Freshman History WOMEN

\Vhen they first came on t h i s ampus, Freshmen, they, as green a grass.

A more c a n b e said ?

N D such they h ave remained. Freshmen ! Freshme n ! W h a t These particular Fre h men a r e o ord i nary, o l i ke other F reshmen, o utterl y commonplace, that it i , for ooth, d iffi cult to find anything to 'ay about them. They have, to be ure, ho -.rn a dependence on the J unior w h ich at fi rst seemed marvelous to us of 1 908, who have never depended on anything but our own ever reliable wit . H owever, the Fre hmen h ad no uch fert i le brain , o of cour e they did a they were told and couldn't do anyt h i ng without bei ng tol d. They are o commonplace ! Then, too, they are uch t i m id l i ttle t h ing . Dutchy, poor, dear in n ocent ! cared them into fai n t ing-fits and tear . H e did not mean any harm. 1 908 had loved h i glare and hi roar. How will he know the pi tiful timidity of 1 909 ? I n only one re pect do the. e Fre h men d i ffer from the average kind and that one di tingui h ing mark wa not won by themselve but i n tead wa bestowed upon them by c 908. They have never been hazed. Boldly have we defied K ing olomon. \Ne have ' pared the rod. M ay it not prove that we h ave poi lecl the c h i l d by our i n dulgence ! We have clone what we oulcl for 1 909, and we t ru. t that 'olby i gratefu l . to u · for our skept i c i m conce rn i ng 'olomon 's precept. \\ e have tried to esl abli h a new preced ent. \\ now ·ummon c 909 to follow w here we h a ve led, triving a we have striven to do the l.Je ·t t h i ng for 'olby. · o good luck to you as 'oph omore , g i rl· of 1 909 !

Members 26 F H Windham, Vt. Blueb i l l 5 F H Ellsworth 9 P H F reedom 3 F H Berwick 3 F H 26 F H East J amai ca, V t. 46 F H Crousevi l le Birch H arbor 45 F H \\ aterville 5 Oak St Thorndike 6 P H Thomaston Sou t h Lagrange 45 F H 27 F H Kents H i l l I5 P H Rockland I edford 1ass. 5 p H Fairfield H ampstead, N. H. 36 F H Livermore Falls 4 P H Saco 44 F H Skowhegan 38 F H IO P H Gorham Brown' Town, IO P H J a maica, \ . I . IO P H Portage Lake kowhegan I4 P H Fairfield 30 F H Bridgewater 47 F H Caribou 47 F H L ivermore Falls 4 P H I F H Robinson Derby, t. I9 F H Clinton 27 F H Skowhegan 42 F H Spencer, M ass. 35 F H Camden 38 F H \\ aterville 2 3 7 I -2 Main St ew Boston, N . H. I3 P H Portland I4 P H W iscasset 39 F H \\ i nslow

Helen Esther Adams 1abelle Babson B<l> H elene Berni ce Bellaty Bert h a H annah Bryant M artha Elizabeth Bryan t E t h e l H annah Butler A Y M argaret Anne Clarke, B<l> ettie B ickford Crane Ellen M ary Cratty Jennie Cox Fannie M iller Crute, A Y Pearl Lucinda Davis, A Y Doroth y Donnell, A Y C lara A ugustine Eastman, ďż˝ K Maude i n a Eaton B<l> Florence Totman Freeland Leona Cassand ria Garland LaVerna Eaton G ibbs, B<l> M arion E l izabeth Goodwin, :SK \\ inn ibel Gower B<l> Abbie anforCl H ague, A Y A .lice ďż˝Iary Hend erson, A Y Ragnh i l d Lill ian I verson, :S K E t h e l Rose K nowlton Marian Dudley fayo El l a M elvina 'l c Burnie Cassilena M arguerite Perry, :S K Agra ndece J eannette Record, B<l> Cora Elmer Robinson Euni ce Electa Place I nez Naom i Stevenson, :S K J eannette Louise Sturtevan t, B<l> O live \\ ood Taylor 1 arion G i l key \i\ adsworth Rinda Baker Ward J ul ia Jeannette \ are H arriet Eliza Waterman, :S K M ary Demorest \\ eeks J essie Marguerite W hitehouse 62

Mary Ellen Wood man adie Belle Young, AY

\\ aterville olon

39 Gold St 41

SPECIAL

Lizz ie Ella Phair I da M ay Proctor

Lime tone

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ymna ium

I F H

39 " ater

Delta Kappa Epsilon X I CHAPTER

Established i1t I846 FRATRES IN FACU LTATE

Edward W. Hall, '62

John H edman, '95 FRATRES IN U RB E

A ppleton A . Plaisted, ' 5 1 Rev. v\ . C. Stetson, ' 7 9 Frank K. Shaw, '8 1 Rev. H oward R. M itchell, ' 7 2 Rev. J . H. Roberts, Gamma Pl1 i, '8 1 _..\ l bert F. D rummond, '88 Rev. G. D. a n ders, '8 2 J ames G. H arris, U psilon, '90 H a rvey D . Eaton, '89 Dana P. Foster, '9 1 E lwood T. \,\ yman, '90 W. L. Bonney, '9 2 H ascell S. H a l l , '96 A r t hur L. Hol mes, '98 H erbert S. P h i l b rick, '97 L. Eugen e Thayer, Ex-'03 A rt hur A. Thompson, Ex-'0 5 Alton I . Lockh art, '05 FRATRES IN COLLEG I O

1 906 Rex Wilde r Dodge Edwin Parker Craig K arl Raymond Kennison H arol d Leon Pepper rt hur G reenwood Robi nson L i nwood L. Ro s H arold Eugene \\, illey 1 90 7

\t\ alter Ellis Craig H arry C harles Bonney Thoma .A lbion mart Lewis Walker Dun n lbert K ingsley Stetson A rthur v\'i l l i am Stetson A rt hur K e ne l m W inslow Clayton M el c her \t\ ard

1 908 Percy ila Farrar Emmons Parkman Burri l l George Abner Gould J o h n Cameron Het herington H arry Slemmons P h i n ney Ernest \\ i lliam Loane Samuel Emery \\ h i tten 1 909 Orlando Mellnotte D a y h u ff C lark D rummond C hapman H oward Benja m i n Foster \t\ i l li a m Austi n Flewel li n g Leo Stewart Trask T homas J ackson Sea t o n M on roe Elias Young J o h n Dearborn W h i t tier 66

Zeta Psi C H I CHAPTER Established ill I850 FRA TRES IN U R B E

R . \\ e ley Dunn, '68 Simon S. Brown, 58 Rev. C harle C. wen, ' 7 9 F rederick C. Thayer, M . D., '6 5 Rev. E d w i n C. \ \ h i t temore, ' 7 9 Everett 1. Stacy, '8 1 J ames F. H il l, 1. D., '8 2 " arren C. P h ilbrook, '8 2 Fra n k B. H ubbard, '84 Dennis 1 . Bangs, '9 1 Sheridan Plaisted, '86 Stephen Stark, '92 H enry \\'. Dunn, '96 Lowell G . Salisbur , '96 John E. elson, '98 Frank \i\. Al den, 98 \'\'. \\ irt Brown, '99 Herbert C. L ibby, ' o r Orrin A . Learned, ' oo Carroll C. Perki n , '0-1\i\ i l l iam A . Cowing, '04 Perley L. \\ h i t te more D e n n i s E. Bowman, '9 3 G orge C. Cook H en ry \\ . .-\ bbott J oh n A . Partridge, '0-1Leslie \\ . Getchell Perle) L. \\ h it ta ker 05 Charle J. Clukey Benj. E. Brann, Ex-'04 J esse D . Buck, ex-'04 Fra n k L. 1errick, '04 'harle \\ . Bradlee J r FRATRES I N COLLEG I O

1 906 A rthur \\ alden Pal mer

harles Nash l\Ieader R a l p h L e a itt Reynolds 1 90 7

John Bai ley De\\ i l t Burr F rank J one

I oscoe

Emery

1 908 J ames Robert N ickels J a mes Leon Sout hard G i lpatrick

I arsball R ad H arold Nash M i t chell

1 909 J oseph \\ i l l i a m H ammond Leon C lifton Gupti l l A u t i n Di mock H a l l C y r i l Day A thearn H arold F o s e t t Lewis ' l ifton M a n n i n g L i ttlefield

Delta Upsilon COLBY CHAPTER Established I85 2.

Re-eslab!islied 1878

FRATRES IN U R B E

H oratio R. Dunham, '86 J oe l F. Larrabee, '8 7 W. S. Wyman, Tufts, ' 9 7 Percy S. 'l erril l , M . D . , '94 P rof. \: a llace F. Elden, Bowdoin, '99 J oh n F . P h i lbrick, '95 Edward C. Rice, ' o r Wallace Pur i n gton, '0 1 Rev. J . E. Cochrane, 7 9 Caleb A. Lewis, '0 3 C harles E . Dow 196 H a nn ibal H . Brya n t, J r. , '05 Carl R. Bryant, '04 Solo n \\ . Purington Cecil W. Clark, ' o 5 P rof. H ug h R. H atch, '90 Da' id K. A rey, '05 Will iam A. Fletc her, '9 1 Pres. Charles L. 'v\ h ite, Brown, '8 7 George S. "teYenson, H oward, '0 3 Edson P. Putnam FRATRES IN COLLEG IO

J o h n \i\ esley Coombs Percival \i\ i l i a rd Keene

William pring teve ns Elliott 'urtis Lincol n

H e rman Brudenell Betts

Robert

A rt hur \i\ inslow L ibby H arry Leon ard K ilgore Richard Albert Lyons

Frank Bra m h al l Condon H oward A rt hur Tribou I aac Ross M cCombe

George arl A nderson Edgar F rederick Callahan W ilbu r Garland Foye Howard M c Lellan Walter Sid ney M o rgan H arry Ta) !or Tallman

M aurice Herbert Blanch a rd J oseph C h an d ! r \\ allace Earle H ackett Leon a rd Oakman Merril l J a mes Corey Richardson J o h n Edw i n Taylor

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Ider Colpitts

Phi Delta Theta MAINE ALPHA C HAPTER Esla/Jlislterl I884 Prof. A . J. Roberts

FRATRES IN U R B E

C h arle

\\.

Gu) V\'.

Harry E . Pratt,

igue,

Linscott, H.

'98

' h ipman

'02

Joseph . . Gilman,

M . D. '99

. Brown,

V \illiam \\. Drew,

' ' . . tchley,

C harle

'0 3

'98

Joh n G. Towe,

'98

'02

1. H. Teague,

\\'.

'90

Norman K . Fuller

'02

'0 3

Clarence 1 . Flood

'05

FRATRES IN COLLEG IO

r 906

Benjamin .Austin Gooch

Isaiah . clelbert Bowdoin C h arle

P hillip

Joh n Crandall Lindsay

C hipman

William Lamb Dodge

1erlin

'olby Joy

John \\inn Spencer

1 90 7

C h ester Alden Grant

Oscar Benjamin Peterson

Perley Lemrnod Thorne

Eli h u Blaine T : J ton

Ralph Benjamin Young

1 908

Frank \\ilcler Lovett

A J \ in Le lie Cotton C h arle

Clark Dwyer

Eben Earle Masterman

'h arles Ru sell Flood

J oh n Tracy Matthews

Augustus Coolidge T hompso;1

1erle Roli ton Keyes

Ray Foster Thompson

Eugene Frank Allen

Milfred I saac Buker

Frank Osborn Dean

1 909

Harold \, illis Kimball

Clarence Ray Plummer Austin

haw

Alpha Tau Omega MAI N E

GAMMA

ALPHA C HAPTER

Es.'nblished in I892 FRA TRES IN U RB E

George \\ . H ox ie, 94 \\ alter E. oble, '95 M illard E. F it zgerald 'oo H arry . ose, '99 Frederick 1 . Roll i n s, . of J\1. 'oo Elmer \\' . Allen '0 3 Frank E. Wood, '04 0 car \\'. Peterson, ex-'08 FRATRES IN COLLEG I O

1 906 Fenwicke L i n dsay H olmes

irgil 'lerle J on es

1 90 7 Myron Eugene Berry C harle Rush J oh n Art hur Burton

D avid 1 onaghan Young Otis A l pheus Tbomp on M illard 'laude M oore

John Everard H atch C l i fford H enry L ibby

ictor Ray J o nes W i l l ia m Fre d

herburne

1 909 Edwi n \\ a l ke r Merrill a t h a n ic t Percy Francis H o ward Rose

1errill

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Sigma Kappa ALPHA

CHAPTER

.Fou11rlerl at ColbJÂˇ, I874 SORORES I N URBE

Emjly P. Meader ' 7 8 Soph i a M . P ierce, '8 1 ] ennie L Smith, '8 1 H attie M. Parmenter, '89 Rose A . G i l patrick, '92 Lucia H. Morr i l l , '93 Frank H . M orri ll, '94. Carrie M. True, '95 Mary B. Cros wel l , 9 6 Caro H oxie, '96 A l ice M . Purinton, '99 F lorence E . Dunn, '96 M abel E. D u n n ' ex-'03 M a ry H . Ca well, '04 J e n n ie M . Cochra ne, '04 H o rten e W. Philbrick, ex-'0 7 Berth a H . K e n n ison, ex-'07 SORORES IN COLLEG IO

1 906 \ l ice H ope Davies Susan \\'es ton

E d i t h Lincol n K e n n ison Elaine \Vi l on 1 90 7

Rena M ay Archer Lubelle May H a l l Marian Louise Learned frgi n i a G il be r t oyes Edith P ierce Priest

Blanche M iriarn Emory Addie Bradeen H ol way \ I m a Florence M orrissette Ellen J osep h i ne Peter on el l ie Perry \!\ i nslo\ 1 908

Bertha H arris Bangs usan . ngel ina Corbett Ethel May H ayward V i Yian BetSe) L ibby M ol l ie l ice Pearce

H elen Louise Cochrane A n n ie A l ice H arthorne ora M e h i table Land r Carol ine Dole NO) es Anne Trafton Roberts 1 909

Marion E lizabeth Goodwin Clara Augustine Eastman Rag n h i l d L i l l ian I verson Casselina M argu ďż˝ rite Pe rr y I nez Naomi tevenson

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Beta Phi Fo111Lr!ed al Co!b)', 1895 S O RORES IN U RB E

H a rriet igue Bes ey, ' 9 7 A l ice L o w e Brown '99 J o. ie TO\ a rd Davi '99 Agnes C. tetson, '99 Gertrude T. Lord, '0 1 e l l ie 1I. Lovering, '02 Edna Q , en R ice 0 2 I da P . Keene, ' 0 5 Bert h a C. \\ h i ttemore Bessie A. L. Merrick H arriet Drake

i\I ary H. Dow, '98 Mary G. Lemont, 99 Edi t h \\ . 'or Âˇon, '99 Nella M. Merrick, ' oo Delia H iscock H edman, 'o r Augu ta Col by, '02 Eun ice . 1 ower, '04 Effie M. Lowe, '05 .-'. .Iona E. N i cholson l\ I arian \\ ebber Clara M. Brya n t

SORORES IN COLLEGIO

1 906 _

'hri tia l\fay Donnell n n a Martha Boynton Nettie Rebecca Fuller Ella E telle 1axcy Beulah Franci 'Jara Ma orton I aude Loui e Townsend

Purington

1 90 7 C a r Edna Bev rage l\1yrti Ethel Bassett I nez Bowler R ose Marian Beverage arah tella ummi ngs A n nie Eliza Cook H attie imonton F o sett Bertha Evangel i n e Nead Grace Lord tetson 1 908 J eanet te H o l mes Bald w i n Be rta E d i t h Bal d w i n l ive .-\ n nette G reen Helen France Dickinson Nina Beatrice H o l me Florence Emily K i ng Agne Eun i ce \\ alk r Esther H ou ton Weeks 1 90 9 Tvf argaret _-\ n ne 'lark l\ I a b e l l e Edwi n a Babson La \ erna Eaton G ibbs Maude ina Eaton \\ in n ibel Go' er .-\granclece J ean nette Record ] eanette Lou ise Sturte ant

Alpha Upsilon Fott1tded

Colby, .r904

SORORES IN COLLEG IO

1 906 Eva ' harlotte Plummer

Cornelia Beatrice Caldwell

Cora H a n n a h } arwell A li ce Rachel Tyler

Georgia May Con nor Bertha May Robin son 1 908

Carrie E l izabet h H il l e t t i e M a y Runnals Abbie Frances Weed 1 90 9 Fannie }.1I i ller Crute Ethel H an n a h Butler Doroth y Donnell Pearl Lucinda Davis bbie Sanford H ague A li ce Mary H e n derson Sadie Bell Young

The Epicureans SENIOR

SOCIETY

.Founded in Â£898 FRATRES IN COLLEG IO

Sacred Sampler of yrups, Charles P h il lips C h ipman Eager Eater of Everyth ing, Rex Wilder Dodge * C.

R. D., Fenwicke L i ndsay H ol mes

t L. C. T. T.,

rthur Greenwood Robinson

t G. G. G. and D . M . B., L i nwood Lyons Ross

* C h i ef Mercury and R u nner f o r t h e Doctor t Lord

h i ef Te ter and Ta ter

G rand Goblet Grabber and Di pen er of M i l wa u k ee'

Be t

Kappa Alpha SENIOR

SOCIETY

Fou11derl at Colb)', I 898 SORORES IN URBE

Al ice L. Brow n , ' 99

. l i ce M . Pur inton, 99 J e n n ie

Delia H. H edman, ' o 1 M ary H .

aswell, '04

Cochrane, '04

SORORES IN COLLEG IO

.-\ n n a Martha Boynton

'ornel ia Beatrice Caldwell

ettie Rebecca Fuller

Edith Lincoln K e n n ison

Ella Estelle M axcy

u an H ou?;hton \i\ eston

Eva

'harlotte Plummer Elaine \\ i l son

Chi G amma Theta SOPHOMORE

SOCIETY

Founded al ColbJâ&#x20AC;¢, I900 SORORES IN URBE

M abel Esther Dunn

f arian Webber SORORES EMERITAE

l ice H ope D a ies Sarah tella Cummings Blanche M iriam Emory Marian Loui se Learned Bert h a Evangeline Nead G race Lord tet o n

M y r t i s Ethel Bassett, I nez Bowler, H at t ie Simonton Fossett A l m a Florence M orrissette Edith P ierce Priest Nellie Perry v' i n slow

SORORES IN C O LLEG I O

Bert h a H arris Bangs Susan A ngeli n a Corbett Olive n nette G reen N i n a Beatrice H ol mes ivian Betsey L ibby M ol l ie A l ice Pearce June Stewart P h i lbrick Esther H ouston '" eeks

Upsilon Beta F RESHMAN

SOCIETY

Fo1111ded Jan1ta1)' 26

I 9DJ

PATRES AB I N ITIO

1 906 C harles P h i l l ips C h ipma n , I I I H arold Leon Pepper, I V A rt h ur G reenwood Robinson, I I Ell iott Curtis L i n col n , I Fenwicke Lin dsay H o l mes, V PATER IN U RBE

C harles v\ i l l ia m Bradlee J r. , XX PATRES IN COLLEG IO

1 906 Rex "' i lder Dodge,

Percival W i llard Ker ne, V I

II r 90 7

Lewis \\ al ker Dunn, X I I I H arry Charles Bonney, X I \ Burr Frank J ones, X I I

T homas A l bion Sm ut, X Perl y Lenwood Thorne H erman Brudenell Bet ts, XV

1 908 1alcolm Dana mith X V I I I Em mons Parkman Burr i l l , X I X J o h n Tracy M atthews, X X H oward A r t hu r Tribou, X X.V I I J ames Robert N ickel , X X \ I

Ernest \� i l l i a m Loane X X I I A rthur \\ i n slow L ibby, X X I V A ugustus Coolidge Thompson X XV I I I J oh n a m� ron H e t herington, X X I C l i fford H e nr y L ibb) X X. I I I i 909

Edw i n \\ alter Merr i l l , X X I X Austin haw X X X H arold Fossett Lewi , X X X I W i l l iam � ust i n Flewe l l i n g, X X X I I Wal lace Earle

Clark D ru m mond Chapman, X XX I I I Cyril D a y Athearn, X X. X I V Thomas J ackson Seaton, X X X Eugene Frank A l len, X X X 1 H ackett, X XX I l

Theta N u Epsilon B ETA

U PSILON

CHAPTER

Established in I90J H I G H A RC H FIENDS IN U RB E

J ames G . H arris rthur A. Thompson ' J oseph

L. Eugene T hayer Cecil \\ . lark . Teague

ARC H FIENDS

Ed w i n Parker C raig C harles P h i l lips C hipman Rex W ilder Dodge Fenwicke L indsay H olmes Elliott Curtis Lincol n H arold L e o n Pepper Arthur G reenwood Robinso n Lin wood L . Ross F I ENDS

H arry C harles Bonney Lewis Walker Dunn Oscar Benj a m i n Peterson Thomas Albion Smart Otis A lpheus Thompson

J o h n Baile) DeWitt Le lie \\ i l l is Getchell Fred Meek Pile A lbert K ingley Stetson David f onaghan Young

FIEN D LINGS

8 mj &o ! 5 F E� SIE F ,.% \\ Oa9s mj 2 X'v\ a MWQ1 1 F : : W $b& M i \V

EK�M%i W H S% w t 3 h8 1 \\ IE F-6$Q8% S'.VS . ZW 2 X ? bF4

Theta Nu Epsilon ROLL

Wesleyan U n iversity Syracuse U n i versity Union College ornell U n iversity U n i versity of Rochester n iver ity of alifornia 'olgate U n i versity Kenyan College delbert College Hamilton ollege Rensselaer Polytechnic [ I n stitute 路teven I n t i tute Lafayette College Ahmer t 路 allege llegheny ol lege Penn sylvania tate ol lege niver ity of Pennsylvania niver ity of t he 'ity of [ ew York Wooster 'ol lege n iver ity of M i ch igan

O F CHAPTERS

R utgers College Ohio tate U n i versity Swarthmore College Bowdoin College Kansas Uni versity H arvard University ortheastern U n iversity Chi cago University U n i versity of i rgm 1a Un iversity of Nebraska Ohio Wesleyan University University of M ai ne Ca e chool of pplied cience Col lege of the ity of New York U ni ver ity of Vermont 1edical Trinity College Brown Universi ty Columbia niver ity 路olby ollege Lehigh Univer 路ity

'ol lege

Colby Cosmopolitan Club President-Dorothy H opson V ice Presiden t-Grace Emogene Cort h e l l Âˇ secretary-J osep h i n e Ella Clark Treasu rer-Myra I rene H ardy EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

M yrta :\ l i ce Little

Elizabeth Ella Phair M arian G i l key \'\'adsworth MEMBERS

1 908 M yrta :\ lice L i t t le Lena M a y l ark I nez H azen ard Helen H u n t

M y ra I rene H ardy G race Emogene Corthell Doroth y H opson J osephine Ella Clark Lucy Evelyn Treat 1 90 9

Eunice Electa Place Rinda Baker Ward Elizabeth Ella Phair Cora Elmer Robinson H elene Bern ice Bellatty Martha E lizabeth Brya n t Bertha H annah Bryant H el e n E ther Adams Olive \\ ood Taylor ettie B ickfor Crane J e n n ie ox M ary Demorest \\ eeks Ellen 1 ary Cratty J essie I a rguerite \\ h itehou e Marian Gilke) \\ adsworth Leona Cassandria Gar and Ella Melvina M c Bu rn ie

A TH LE T I C S

Colby Athletic Association O FFICERS

Burr F. J one , President J o h n T. Matthews, Secretary Prof. H . R. H atch, Treasurer EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE

S U B -COMMITTEE ON BASEBALL

H. L. Pepper, '06, Chairman W. G. Foye, '09, Secretary Prof. J oh n H edman Treasurer E. T. '' yman, '90 SUB-COMMITTEE ON FOOTBALL

Lewi \\ . Dunn, '07 'hainnan H arol d F. Lewis '09, ecretary P rof. George F. Parmen ter, Trea urer Ed' ard Rice, '0 1 SUB - COMMITTEE ON G EN ERAL ATHLETICS

Fenwicke L. H olme , '06, 'hairman J oh n E. H atch, '08, 'ecretary Prof. H ugh R. H atch, Trea urer Percival \\ . K eene .\. F. Drummond, 88

Baseball SUB -COMMITTEE

P rof. J o h n H ed man, T reasurer E. T. \\ yman

H. L. Pepper, C hairman

W. G. Foye, Secretary

COLLEGE TEAM F O R 1905

J. W. Coombs, Captain C. C. D wyer, '08, c H . E. \ i l l ey, '06, r b E. P. Cra ig, '07, 3 b H . A . Tribou, ' 0 8 , lf

A . L. Tilson l\Ianagt r J . \ . Coombs, '06, p E. B. T il ton, 0 7 , 2 b ] . B. Pugsley, ' o 5, ss and p G. \\ . tarkey, '05, rf F. M. Pile, '07, cf SUBSTITUTES

R . L. Reynol ds, '06

0. A. Thomp on, '07 G. A . Gould, '08 GAMES

A. pril 2 7 Apri l 2 9 May 1 May 2 M ay 3 M ay r o May 20 May 24 M ay 2 7 May 30 May 3 1 June I o June I o

Colby vs Lewiston A t h letic Colby v s A mher t Colby vs 1 ass. �tate oll- ge Colby vs \\ illiston e m inary Colby vs H arvard Colby v s Bowdoin Colby vs Bowdoin olby Y S 1ass. ta te College Colby v s U of 1 Colby vs Pine Tree .-\ t hletic Colby vs of 1 Colby v s Bates Colby v s Bates

\\ at r i l le Amher t .-\ mherst Ea th ampton Cambridge \\ aterville Brnn wick \\ aten·ille Orono Port land \\ aterv i l le \\ aterville Lewi ton

2 1 -3 2- 3 1 0-5 2-5 5- 1 6 I r -6 3-4 5-I 9-0 r -9 2-3 3-2 0- I

Football S UB-COMMITTEE

L. \\ . Dunn, Ch airman

Prof. G. F. Parment r, Tr a urer COLLEGE TEAM F O R

ecretary . R ice

1 905

T. :\ . mart, 1 90 7 , M a nage r \\'. Pal mer, 1 906 Captain 0. Thomp on, 1 90 7 , Cen ter .

R . \ . Lyon ..

H. T. Lew is E.

A . L.

Gua rds

1 90

\ . F.

herbourn e, 1 908

l\!Ic 'lellan 1 90 9

Tackles

J. C. H e therington, l 908

C o t t o n , 1 90

End

\\ . Flewelling, 1 909

:\ . \\'. Pal mer, 1 906 Quartu-back

] . \\'. H a mmond 1 909

H al f-back

. Tra k 1 90 9

J . B. De \\'i t t, 1 90 7 , Ful l -back S U B STITUTES

J. l\ I . Rr nd 1 90 1\I. R. KEy 1 90 L . L. Ros� l 906

i\I.

'. j oy, 1 906 '. A. G ra n t 1 90 7 0. B. P terson, i 90 7

G AMES

Uctcber + ctobn 7 Octobt r r r ctob r 2 1 ctobu 2 8 NovE m b e r +

Colby ,, Colb) \"

\\'atnv i l le \\'a� rvi l l e I rov idence ro no Lewi ton \\ aterville

of l\ I Colby ' 'olby

1 00

5 -0 l r -o

0-70 0-l 6 0-28 0-5

Basketball SUB-COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS

H arold E. Wil ley, '06, Captain

J o h n B. DeWitt, ' 0 7 , M anager

COLLEGE TEAM FOR 1906

J o h n B. De\' i t t , '07, rg H arold E. \\ i l le y, '06, rf E l i hu B. T i l ton, ' 0 7 , l g C l i fford H. L ibby, '08, l f H oward A. M c Lellan, ' 0 9 , c SU BSTITUTES

J oh n W. Coomb

J oseph W. H a m mond, 09

'06 GAMES

December 9 J anuar)

Colby vs Taconnet Club

'" aterv i l l e

44-2 2

C o l b y vs H ebron

H ebron

2 3- 1 3

cademy

J anuary 2 6

Colby v s R icker ' l a i cal I n stitute Watervil l e

J anuary 3 1

Colby vs Oak G rove

February 3 Februar r i o February 1 6

Oak G rove rono

'olb ,, Maine Colby vs 'olby

faine Tufts

February 2 0

Colby vs Guilford H igh School

February 2 3

Colby

February 2 8

- H ebron Academy

olby vs Taconnet

lub

2 8- 1 8 52 - 1 l

1 8-2 7

"' aterville

20-1 3

\\ aterville

2 9- 2 2

Guilford \\ ' aterville

37-1 7

\'\ a terville

2 9- 2 3

2 4-3 1

March 3

Colby s Coburn

Waterv i l l e

2 4- 1 6

M arch 6

Colby v Taconnet Club

\ \ aterville

30 - 1 l

M arch 1 5

'ol by

Guilford H igh

"' ater ille

I n ter-cl ass ï¿½ hampionship won by 1 906

1 02

Track Team S U B - COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS OFFICERS

Stephen G. Bean, '05,

aptain Benjamin A . Gooch, '06, M an ager J. J. S m i t h, Coach

The Twe11t)Â·-Sixlh Ann1tal Field Meet, If. ed11esrlaJ1, April 27, T905 OFFICIALS

M a rshal-W. J. H a m mond Clerk of Course- H . N . J ones ssist a n t Jerk of Course-} . T. 1att hews Referee-B. . Gooch tarter-Prof. Sorenson Annou ncer-A. \ . L ibby Ti mer-J . J. Smith Scorer of F ie l d Event s- H . E. V \ illey corer of Track Even ts-A. M . F rye J u dges a t F i n ish-P rof. Kenni ton, H. L. Pepper, ,-\ xel U ppwall J udge of Field Events-R. L. H al l , H . B. Betts Mea ure rs-F. M . Pile, David Young

EVENTS

Putting 1 6- Pound Shot 2 3

Coombs, '06 H et herington, '08 Thompson, '07

R ideout, '07 Kenn ison, '06

One-mi le Run Throwing 1 6- Pou nd H ammer

Coombs, '06 Cotton, '05 H e t herington, '08

4 40-ya rcl D ash 3

Hunt, '07 W h i t te more, '0 5 Dodge, '06

2 3

H et herington, '08 Coombs, '06 Thompson, ' 0 7

Throwing D iscus

1 04

3 6. 3 5 ft

min r 1 sec r n8.o6 ft

5 7 m i n 3-5 sec

93. 2 ft

McVane, '07 Morse, '07 Craig, '06

r o. 3 sec

2 3

5 ft

Bean, '05 McVane, '07 Ross, '06 Ross, '06 1orse, '07 Lincoln, '06

1 9 min 2-5 ec

2 3

Hunt, '07 H oyt, '05 'urti , '08

20.4 ft

R o s, '06 Mc ane, '07 oomb , '06

2 5 ec

M cVane, '07 Mor e, '07 I eterson, '08 oomb , '06 H oy t '05 M c ane '07

9 ft

2 3

1or e, '07 Ro '06 ' L incoln, 06

r oo-yard Dash

Running H igh Jump

1 2 0-yard Hurdle

880-yard Run

Running Broad Jump

2 2 0-yard Dash

Pole

ault

2 2 0-yard H urdle

2 m i n r 6 1 -5 sec

29 ec

Maine Intercollegiate Association O F F ICERS

B. A. Gooch, Colby, President D. B. ndrews, Bowdoin, V ice P resident E. A. Stan ford, . of M . , Treasurer L. G. Paine Bates, ecretary EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Officers of the A ssociation TH E ELEVENTH

ANr

O RO

U A L M E ET

1 A Y 1 3, 1 90 5

OFFICERS O F T H E DAY

Clerk of Course-H . L. wett, S kowhegan 1arsbal-G. W. Carle, Portland TRACK EVENTS

Referee-G. R. Lee, Portland J udges at F i n i b-H. A. \\ i n n, Lewi ton \\ . \\ . Bolster J r. , Lewiston E. A . Barker, Skow hegan Timekeeper -A. L. G rover, Orono F. . \\ b i tt ier, Brun wick E. R i ce, \\ aterville M acreadie, Portland "tarter-A. corer-E. \\'ilson, Lewiston FI ELD EVENTS

M easurers-E. T. Clayson, Li bon Falls ] . \\ . Crowe, Orono J udges- E. . Lane, L i vermore Falls W. D . H urd, Orono Scorers-E. H . Cotton, 'Vaterv ille A l bion Lev is, Lewiston A n n ouncer- R . E. H al l , Bowdo i n EVENTS 1 oo-yard

Dash 3

Porter Doherty awyer 1 06

M aine Bowdoin Maine

10 l -5 sec

2 2 0-yard Dash 2 3 440-yard Dash 2 3 H alf-m ile Run 3 One-mile Run 3 Two-m i le Run 3 1 2 0-yard hurdle 3 2 20-yard Hurdle 2 3 I ole Vault 3 Putting 1 6-lb 'hot

Maine Porter Bowdoin Doherty Maine Sawyer Kimball Bowdoin Wyman Maine Lisherness Maine Bowdoin Everett Maine Bruce Maine St. Onge Robinson Bowdoi n P. R . Sh orey Bowdoi n Hunt Colby Robin on Bowdoin P. R. Shorey Bowdoin L. B. Thomas Maine Toby Bowdoin Currier Maine Webb Bowdoin Toby Bowdoin Thatcher Maine Currier Maine M aine Shaw Rogers Maine \,\ iggin Bates Ven ning Bowdoin olby Coomb Bennett Maine Denning Bowdoin Ben nett M aine Chapman Bowdoi n Den ning Bowdoin John on Bate Hetherington ol by 'haw 1a i n e M e erve fain Goodw in M aine Thatcher M a i ne Mc ane 'ol by H a rl ow _ f aine

2 3 sec

5 3 1 -5 sec

min 5 3 -4 sec

4 m i n 48 4 - 5 sec

10 min 48 4-5 sec

1 5 2 - 5 sec 26 3 -5 sec IO (t 6 i n

3 8 ft 3 in

Âˇ

3 Throwing r 6-lb H a m 'r

3 Th rowing D i cus 3 Running H igh J u m p Run n i ng Broad J ump 3

SCORE

Bowdoin- 5 9 'ol by-8 t .'haw, M eďż˝ervt!, and

o f M-5 5 Bate -4 ood win tied for fi r t place

1 07

1 2 5 ft 8 in

I I

5 ft 3 i n

t 5 ft I in

1 9 ft 7

1 11

Tennis O FF I CERS S U B - COM MITTEE ON ATHLETICS

W i l liam Spring Stevens, '06, Manager H en ry eeley J o nes, '05, Captain Repre sentatives at the I n terco l l egiate Tour nament, Lewiston, 1 ay 1 9- 2 0, 1 90 5 Ii

C L ES

H e n ry Neeley J ones, '05

W i l l i a m Spring Steve n s, '06 DOU B L E

A rthur 'vV . Pal mer, '06 William S. Steven s, '06 WI

ERS

H en ry . J ones, '05 H a n n ibal H . Bryant, '05 DO U B L E S

A rt hur 'v\ . Pal mer, '06

TO U R 1 A M E

W i l l iam S. Stevens, '06

1 08

• •

Musical Organizations H erman Brudenell Betts, M an ager T H E C O L BY G L E E C L U B T H E C O L B Y M N DO L I N-G U I TA R C L U B oloists :

Rex "' . Dodge, Basso J. Core y R i c hardson, Tenor H erman B. Betts, Tenor Eugene F. A llen, V i o l i n Emmons P. Burr i l l, A ccompanist

I saac R . M cConbe, Reader

R ec i tation Hall

112

The G lee Club Rex vV. Dodge, Leader H er m a n B. Bett , M a n ager FI R

TENOR

H e rman B. B e t t

I l a rry

ECO

T h omas A . Ed w i n

\\'.

orey R i c h a rdson

F ra n k

'. Bon ney n TE

\\'.

George

mart

Au tin

M e rr i l l F l RST

J oh n T. M at t hews

Lovett

. Gould haw

BA A ugu tu

'. T h o m pson

rlando M. Day h u ff

l erl e R. K e ye5 EC

BAS

L i n wood L. R o

Rex \V. Dodge

Euge n e F . A l l e n

H a rry T. Tal l man

Le w i s W. D u n n

K arl R . K e n n i on

Men"s Mandolin-G uitar Club E l l iott

L i n col n , Leader and M a nage r 1:1R

El l i o t t

�IA. D

Lil

L i n c ol n

H a rry Samuel

�

Bo n n e y

E . V1 h i t t e n

S ECO N D

! A N DO L!

K a r l R. K e n n i on

\\ i l l i a m A.

Leon

'. Gup t i l l

Leonard

Merrill

Flewell i ng

IA ' DO L

L e wi s

Du n n

GU ITAR

J ose p b

'handler

Colby Musical Clubs PROG RAM PA R T I

F. ./. Smith

C reole Love Song G LEE CLUB

L i t t le J oh n n y J ones

Arranged bj• Louis Toca bend

M A N DO L I

.Reading

Selected fR.

McCoM B E

The S t o r m King

Marion f R.

C LU B

DODG E

Beautifu l I sl e of the sea

L udwig Englander

M A N DU L I

C LU B

SmitIt

O l d College D ays G LEE CLUB

PART

'an't D o The Sum M R.

I " an t T o Be a

From " Babes in 7 'oj•land "

DODGE A N D G L E E C LU B

oldier MA

RICHARD

Reading

Selected M R.

Arranged bj• L uigi Tozzeti

DOL I N C LU B

Thou'rt Like U nto a Lovely Flower M R.

M c CoM B E

Traumeri, V i o l i n Solo

Sl wmann

M R. A L L E

•

S. G. Bean, '05

I m a M ater GLEE

N D MA

I I6

DO L i

C LU BS

Engagements December 9, 1 905

North Vas alboro

J anuary 2 6, 1 906

' kowhegan

February 6

H a l lowell

A ďż˝ ril 1 9

Fairfield

April 2 0

Waterville

April 2 4

Bel fa Âˇt

April 2 5

a tine

A pril 2 6

Brooks

I I7

Ladies" Mandolin Club N ora M . Lande r, Pian ist

l\bl lie A . P arce, M a n ager FIR

l\ I A

DOLT

J ina B. H ol m e s

Flore n ce T. F reeland

1 arion G. Wardsworth

M arion D . M ayo

Fl ore n ce E. K in g

Esther H. \\'eeks E 01 D :l ! A 1 D

LIN

H elen B. Ca mpbel l

M a ry D . \\ eeks f o l l ie A . Pearce

1 18

D R A MA T I C S

Colby Dramatic Club OFFI CERS OF THE CLUB

E l l iott

·.

L i ncol n , Pre i cl e n t

H arry

. Bonney, V ice Pres i d e n t J o h n B. DeWitt, Secretary

EXECUTIVE STAFF

A . K . S tetso n, M a n ager

] oh n B. D e w i t t , A ssi sta n t M a nager E. P.

· ra ig, M aster o f Propert i e 121

�. Bl

Trouble A Farcical Comedy i n Three Acts Presented i n

February 2 8 , I906

Winslow,

in Skowhegan,

I906 , · a u d i11 / Vaten•ille, March 5, I906

Aefarch

CAST OF CHARACTERS

General Benja m i n Darrell

J oh n \!\ . Coombs

Tom Darre l l

E. C . L incoln

\ \ i ll i a m Bradlee

H arry C. Bon ney

Richard Rich

Orlando Dayhuff

H arry Rich

H arry C. Bonney

D r. Otto D iedel mayer

\\ . S. Stevens E. P . Craig

J udson

L. L. Ross

K athryn 'W insleigh E l izabe t h K imbal l

Earle A . H ackett

M rs. Rich

Ralph L. Reynolds Benj a m i n :\ . G ooch

Molly Poore SYNOPSIS

Act I and I I

Parlor of H otel, Palm Beach

A ct I I I

Dr. D iedel mayer's Sanitarium

122

A Midsummer Night's Dream \i\ ritten by \i\ i ll i a m S ha kespeare Acted b)' the Senior anr! Junior uirfs at .Foss Hall, 011 the a.fter110011 o.f Hal!oi 1e'e11, Octqber JI, I905 DRAMA TIS PERSONAE

T heseus Duke of

thens

Beatrice Caldwell A n na Boyn to n

Egeus, Father of Hermia Lys an d ďż˝ r 1 i n love w i th H erm ia D emetnus )

C hristia Donnell V i rg i n ia Noyes Susa n \\ eston

Quince, a carpenter

Edith Priest

S nout, a t in ke r

Ellen Peterson

Bottom, a weaver H ippolyta, Queen of the A mazons, betrothed t o The eu H ermia, daughter to Egeus, i n love w i t h Ly ander

M arian Learned M aude Townse n d

H elena, i n l ove with Demet rius

H ope D av ies

Oberon , K i ng of Fairies

Nettie Fuller A n n ie Cook

Titania, Queen of t he Fairie Puck or Robin GooclfrJlow

Rose Beve rage

Peaseblossom I . . Cobweb F a1ne Moth Mustard eed

Bertha Nead Nellie \\ i n slow I nez Bowler M yrti Bassett

Other Fairies A tencl i ng their K i n g a n d Q u e e n- 'l i ri a m Emory, Edi t h K e n nison Addie H olwa) , Caro Beverage, arah u m rn i ngs, Berth a Robin son A ttendants on Theseus and H i ppol) ta- El l a M axcy El aine \t\'ilson, Jara orton, Eva Plummer, Beu l a h Purington H attie Fossett Georgia Connor, Rena A rc her, l ice Tyler, G race Stetson E E wood near thens Between A cts I I I a n d I V, a song by I ma Morissette

1 24

Foss Hall Dedication of Fo The

,crift ef

Hall

,iJ1"rs. Adaline Foss Dexte1 of T Vorces/er,

li"ass.

ORDER O F EXERCISES

R e . George Bruce ' icholson

I nvocation

1 r. " illiam H. Snyder, A . M .

Address P resentation o f the Building t o t h e by the Donor .-\ cceptance for t h e College A d d ress P rayer

ollege irs. Dexter H on . Percival Bonney, L L. D., President of the Board of Trustees

H on . H orace Puri n ton, Mayor of Waterville Rev. Edwi n Carey \\ h ittemore, D . D . 1 26

J\claline Fo Â·

Dexter

� @ [L IB3lf ��AU� @©��TU

---=-

W INTER T E RM O F F ICERS

Fenwicke L i n d say H ol mes, P resident H erman B rudenell Betts, i ce Pre ident Lewis \\ alker Dunn, Secretary I saiah Adelbert Bowdoin, Treasurer ST ANDING COMMITTEE

Fen w i cke L. H ol mes, Chairman Charles P h i l l ips Chipman .-.\. rthur Kenelm '' i nslow F R O M T H E FACULTY

Arthur J eremiab Roberts J a mes " illiam Black S PRING

T E RM

O F F I C E RS

H erman Brudenell Betts President Lewis Walker Dunn, ice President C harles Ru h Secretary I saiah delbert Bowdoin, Treasurer STAND IN G COMMITTEE

i\Iillard Claude I oore Chairman D avid fonaghan Young Herman Brudenell Betts

OFFICERS

A. G. R ob inson, '06, P residen t

B. F. J o nes, '07, V ice President C. C. D w ye r, '08, Secretar) H. L. Pepper, '06, Treasurer COMMITTEES R EL I IOU

B. F . J ones, ' 0 7

r. t E ET l N GS

E. E. M asterman, '08

F. B. Condon, '08

B I B L E STUDY

C. P . C hipman, ' 0 6

.-\. . G. Rob i n on, '06

H. B. Betts, ' 0 7

B. F. J o nes, ' 0 7 Ml

I . A. Bowdoi n , '06

M . C. M oore, ' 0 7 i\I E

H. B. Betts, '07

101 ARY

C. \\ .

t hearn, ' 0 9

1BER H l P

C . C . Dwyer, '08

\ . S. M organ, '09

ORTH F I ELD

K . R. K e n n ison '06

M. R. K eye , '08

L. \\ . Dunn, '07

OFFICERS

Edith L. Ken n i son, '06, President A lice R. Tyler, '07 , Vice Presiden t Olive A. Green, '08, Secretary Bertha M . Robinson, '07, Treasurer COMMITTEES

B I BLE STUD Y

Myra I. H ardy, '08

Christia M . Donnell, '06 Georgia M . Connor, '07 !IT EETT G

R EL T G IOU

Mollie A. Pearce, '08

Lubelle M. H all, '07

A n n ie E.

ook, '07

H elen F. Dickinson, '08 'IE ! BE R H I P

Elaine Wil on, '06

, lice R . Tyler, '07

ettie R. Fuller, '06

Anna M . Boynton, '06 I

i\11

ARY

Bert ha M. Robinson, '07

J oseph ine E.

lark, '08

E v a C. Plummer, '06 fl

'oruel i a B. ·aldwell, '06

Berth a H. Bangs, '08 Caro E. Beverage, '07 SOC I A L

Rose f . Beverage, '07 ·.

Ellen J. Peter ·on, '07

_\ ngel ina 'orbett, '08

M arion E. Goodwin, '09 l

'ora

Farwell, '0 7

M aud L. Town end, '06 R

Hertha

Robinson, '07

T E R CO L L EG ! AT E

OMS

L I BR

'arrie, E. H i ll, '08 131

ora M . Lander, 'o M yrta \ . Li ttle, '08

The Colby Echo Fou nded M arch 1 8 7 7

A Weekly since 1 89 7

Pub/is/zed Tlf/ednesd<ZJ'S .D1tri1w the College

Year by the Students

EDITORIAL BOARD

A rthur G. Robi n son, '06, Editor-in C h ief H erman B. Betts, ' 0 7 , News Editor Lewi s \ . Dunn, '07 A t h letic Editor

Bert h a

M. Robinson, '07, Editor for \: omen 's Division ASSOCIATE EDITORS

Elliott

V. Ray J ones, '08

. L i n coln, '06 Cyril D . A thearn, '09 MANAGING

BOARD

Karl R. K e nn i son, '06, Business M anager

rthur K. \I i nslow, '07 , au d L . T ownsen d , o 6

1 Assist a n t M a n agers

J o h n T. M atthews, '08, Mailing Clerk

1 32

The Oracle Association Fenwicke L. H ol mes, President Burr F. J o nes, Treasu rer M alcolm D. THE

COLBY

m i t b, Secretary O R A CLE

P11blisherl Amwa!/y by tlte St11de11ts

BOARD

EDITORS

Fenwicke L. H ol mes, 1 906, Editor-in-Ch ief ASSOCIATE

Lewis 'N. Dunn '07

EDITORS

Roscoe C. Eme ry, ' 0 7

H erman B. Betts, '07

Ralph B . You ng, '07

V. Ray J ones, '08

A l ice H . Davies, '06

Beu lah F. Purington '06

Cora H . Farwell, '06

1 34

Sophomore Declamation CLASS O F 1 9 0 2'

Baptist Cl w rch, Ma)' 29, I905 PROG RAM l\t U r e

P RA Y E R

G rant

r n re

Esterbrook

Burr Frank Jones M istress Sherwood's V ictory Ellen J osephine Peterson * A Plea for Peace

A11011 Sumner

Ralph Benjamin Youn g A P icture of \ \ ar

.I11gersoll

M il lard 'laude M oore M i ss Biddle of Bryn M awr Bert ha May Robin son

Sm ith College Stories

l\IU I .

S peech

econding Nomination of M c K i n ley Roscoe Conkling Emery

* Eu logy o n Lafayette Le lie \\ i l l is Getchell The V ision of Sir Launfal

T h 1trsto11 Enrel/ Lowell

aro Edna Be e rage The A merican \\ oman

Benrirlge

Elbridge Gerry Davis J\[ U S T C

From a Far

ountry

Anon

Rena May A rcher The Shiloh Address

Benridge

H erman Brudenell Betts Extract from Master Skylark M yrtis Ethel Bassett Eulogy on Garfield

Blaine

Robert .Alder 'olpitts * Ex c used

Jolw Be1111ett

1US!C

Junior Exhibition Baptist Clt1trcl1, Satttrda)' En11in,;, June 2j., I905 PROGRAM P

;\1 U S I C

V b: R

:I I U I C

I aiah

T h e Young M a n m l o l i t ic

' h a rles P h i l l i p

T h e C o l b y I d eal i\T

•

K arl R a y m o n d K e n n i o n Lucy M ae \ \ h e n m a n

ays

T h e New M on roe Doctrine

Rex \\' i l der Doclo-e M

T h e l'ro e Period o f

· 1.1 i p m a n

T h e r eed of A r m y Reform a t u re i n E rn e r on'

delbert Bowdoin l ice H ope I avie

Robert Lou i s 'teven on-Op t i m i

1 i l t o n ' · L ife

Eva

A b ra h a m L i n c o l n as a Man of Let t e r · �1

SI .

137

. \ rt h u r

' h a r l o t te P l u m me r

' reell \ o o c l Rob i n - n

Senior Exhibition WITH JUNIOR PARTS Baptist Clrnrclt,

TuesdaJ' En11i1lg, Febntll1J' 27, I 906 PRO G RAM

l\!USI

PRAYER

MUSIC

J apan 's Lesson for the n ited States K a rl Raymond Kennison * French Version of the English of Eugene Field Ellen J osep hine Peterson Our Debt to irginia Eva Charlotte Plummer t N atural Boundaries of Nations William Spring Stevens 1U

* German Version of t h e Engli h of President Oscar Benjamin Peterson Roosevelt A P i lgrimage to Concord l ice H ope Davies C harles Phill ips Chipman t The Religion of \ b ittier * t G reek Version of the Latin of C icero M yrtis Ethel Bassett Duty of the Young M an in Politics Fenwicke L indsay H ol mes l U IC

t I rving's Engl ish

ketches I saiah Adel bert Bowdoin * Latin Version of the French of Chateaubriand Roscoe C on kl ing Emery Arthur Greenwood Robinson t Sir \\ alter cott's J ournal Maud Louise Townsend Brown ing's P h ilosophy of Life l\l U I C

* ) uni or Part

t E x c u ed

HONORA RY JUNIOR PARTS

Arthur Kenelm V\ inslow Roscoe on kling Emery Burr Frank J ones Oscar Benjamin Peterson M yrtis Ethel Bassett aro Edna Beverage Rena May Archer Ellen J oseph ine Peterson HONORABLE MENTION

Perley Lenwood Thorne 1 38

Presentation Day CLASS O F

ORDER l\l

1 9 06

'.ftemooll, ./1111£' 27, J 905

Col/JJ' Camp11s, Jl!£ollfl<1)' OF

EXERCISES

IC C LASS

PRAYER

ODE

Tt1 N l! : " The Message of t h e Violet. ' '

lluR

F r o m " P r i n c e of Pi lse n . "

On ilen l wing t h e A ee t i ng year Soon m i ngle with t h e l 'a ·t, Hut by-gont clay , we'll I i e aga i n ; For memorie e'er w i l l la t. A n d in t h e year rem a i n i n ·ti l l M a y plea· u re t h i c k l y t h ro n g, .\ n d woo each heart bt o re we part To wel l our joyou · ong.

w i t h joyou heart we meet today , Lou d prai es to procla i m O f oJlege home, o f c l a re1JOwn, nd 'olby's honored name. Each tatel y elm tree bend i n lo\'e, Each wi l low gen t l y way , A if attending w h i l e we i ng Of h appy t u dent dayS

l l U R l' S

To t bee, our I m a :1-1ater, We ver w i l l be tr ue, ,\> lay " n in eteen-· i x " bring h onor n to t h e gray and blue ! T i l l un a n d tars a re faded, A n d ear t h n o mor · h a l l be, Devotion deep and loyal \V e will give to thee.

\\' e b a i l t h ee, ,\ I m a l a ter, The fa i re:t 'neath the u n , T h y - 1 otl fam e we'l l cberi h T i l l t i m e h i · cour ·e ha r u n . Long l l vt: t h e name o f ·olby, · loyal on · and true \\' e pledge our l o ve fortver To the gray and bl ue.

1 39

Oration

Charles N. Mea d er

Poem

A lice Hope D avies MUS T C

H istory of 1e n

Charles P. Ch i pman

H istory of \\ omen

M aud L. Town end re

�1u

A ' arding of Prizes

J ohn \\ . Coombs PRESENT AT I ON O D E Arn :

" Toi•Iaod. · From " Rabes in Toyland."

T h ree h appy years h a e pas ed, . 'ince w e a t C o l b y '

door

K n ocked with fear a n d t re m b l i n g A

Fres h m e n h a v e k nocked before-before

..\

Fre h men have before.

fear

Hut

oon our fear

\\' hen

grew le-

are won t to do 'ol b y opi�ns wide her a r m To wel c o m e c l a - e

new

To wel c o m e c l a

new

R LI '

Colby , C o l b y , today o u r gift w e b r i n g A

token of a J o , · e m o re t f u e

T h a n heart o r t o n g u e c a l l

ing.

,·teadfa t ever will our heart A·

y mbol of w h i c h , t h "

remain

o u r gift

\\' e a k thee to retain And as t h e y ea r

pa sed on

O u r lo,·e for C ol l.J y grew .-\ u d u e e r

h a l l her fond i mage facie

From out o u r future view-o u r \' iew From o u t o u r f u t ure view. And when t h e c o m i n g year S h a l l on t h e e p i c t u re

gaze

:\ l a y they re m e m ber n ineteen- ix \ ho gave in ln

olby'

pra; e

' o l b y 's prai e.

Fenwicke L. Hol me

Presentation of Class G ift

.-\.sher C. H i nds

Acceptance in Behalf of Trustees �'

Senior Class Day 7itesday, June 27, I905 EXERCISES lU

AT THE

C H U RCH MU

PRAYER

E t h e l Lenora H oward

H istories-Wome n

H e n ry

Men

eely J on e

CLASS ODE

Our day

" The Message of the Violet."

A1R

'olby now are o'er, the four

A n d e er we part o u r t h o ug h t

From " Prince of Pi! en. ' hort year

are past,

once more we fon d l y back ward cast,

Our color

twain the green and white have woven a

To b i n d u

to each other le t o u r

i l ken net

olby we forget.

C l lORU. Ob

"olby,

I m a l\[ater, we l o v e t h y h o n o r dear

And pledge o u r elve

to cb eri b i t be we afar or near.

n d now we ra i e o u r voice Oh

"olby,

The path which lie The

before i

tandard g i v 'n b y

The h a l l

to n i n e teen-ti \'e a n d you,

"olby a n d the gray and bl ue. made with eager fancie

'olby fair will guide u

bright

to t h e right,

of fame toward which we pre - w i l l y i eld u

honor t r ue

1f we are ever faithful to the Colby gray and bl ue.

Poem -'vVomen

May L u c i l l e H a rvey A rt h u r Lee F i e l d

fen ll! U ' I C

G u i lford l Jucl l e y

rat i o n ;\ I

.' I C

Senior Class Day EXERCISES

THE

CAMPUS

P RA Y E R

M US I C

'f U S ! C

El izabeth P. Blaisdell

Prophecies-VI omen

A xel Joh an U pwall

Men PIPE ODE l\IO K I NG P I P E O F P E A C E 'I U I C

Ida Phoebe Keen

A ddress to U ndergraduates Parting Ode PARTING ODE

AIR :

" Peggy Brady. '

'r eath the willow

we meet to say farewell, olby, fare t hee well ! T h y love and t h y care \ ill follow us there \Vbere f u ture year may lead. \ e will ever be true Oh, olby t o y o u I s o'er life's s tormy pathway we sail. T h y ble ing we ask For each f u ture task , O ur dear old Alma l\Iater. HORU

C o l b y , Colby, There i none beside thee. To you we'll be true, a valieut crew, .A o er life' billow we are sailing, Thy couu els we'll mi , B u t we will know this, Th y blessings will ever go \ i t h u . Though life may be drear , W e'll s till bold thee dear, h, Colby, Alma l\Iater Though parting be ad , we'll ever he glad h , Colby for you ! song of prai e \ e n o w will raise ..\s we leave t hee to day. You h ave been our guide u r comfort and pride T h rough four hort happy year . Then up from each heart Goe a song a we part For C olby, dear old ' olby.

Ezra K empton

Parting A ddress l\1

H EERlNG

HALL

i axfield

Eighty-Third Annual Commencement WednesdaJ', Jwte 28, ÂŁ905 ORDER lU

EXERCISES

PRAYER

Glenn vVendelJ Starkey Rose Mary Richardson

T h e College a n d t he State merica and ome of her English

ritic

The Value of cientific Trai ning

A rthur Lee Field MUSIC

May Lucille Harvey

Les ons from the Life of General

tephen Grant Bean Ethel M ay K night

The IU

Cecil Wh itehou. e Clark ddie May Lakin

rmstrong

The I m migration Problem ew England Town Meeting

President Roo evelt and American I deal The R omance of El izabeth Barrett Browning

Ed ward H owe Cotton

The H onor

1 43

ystem

Degrees Conferred in 1 9 0 5 BACHELOR

O F ARTS

THE MEN'S D IVISION

D avid Kenneth rey H anniba l H amlin Bryant J r. Cecil W hi tehouse Clark Edward H owe Cotton Guilford Dudley Coy Arthur Lee Field Clarence Nathaniel Flood A lfred McFarland F rye J oseph A lbert Gilman Roscoe Lorin H al l Walter J ean H ammond William H oyt H enry eel y J ones Thomas Titcomb K nowles Alton I rving Lockhart Ezra Kempton M axfield M alcolm Bemis Mower Ralph Perkins Norton J oh n Bartlett Pugsley H arry herman Ryder Glenn Wendell Starkey nson L aforest Till son Axel J oh an Upwall h arles Lester Whittemore

Camden \\ aterville North Sidney Norway Presque Isle Bakersfield, V t. South Paris P rospect Waterville Livermore Falls Berlin, . H . North Anson Camden North New Portland Pemaquid \\ i n throp Waterville Farmington Somersworth, N. H . r orth A n so n r orth V assalboro Oakland Seffie, Sweden L i vermore Falls

THE WOMEN'S DIVISION

Carrie Sabra A l len E lizabeth Pierce Blaisdell A l i ce J ane Buzzell M ay Lucille H arvey Ethel Lenora H oward Ida Phoebe Keen Ethel May Knight Addie May Lakin Blanche Louise Lamb Effie May Lowe

Mercer Waterboro Skowhegan Fort Fai rfield Winslow Waterville Waterville \\ aterville Sangerville Watervi lle 1 44

Waterville Groveland, M ass. Farmington, r . H . East Corin t h

Mary Lowe Moor Ethel Gertrude Pemberton l ice Jennie Pinkham Rose Mary Richardson HONORARY DOCTOR OF

DEGREES DIVINITY

Providence, R. I . Burmah Taunton , 1ass.

Rev. J. . W i l l iams R e v. J ohn E. C u mm ings ( 1 884 ) Rev. 0. J . W h i te DOCTOR

LAWS

Edward H awes m iley ( 1 8 7 5 ) . \ sher '. H inds ( i 888 ) Jo eph L. Colby

H a rt ford, Conn . Portl a nd, Me. Newton, M ass.

DOCTOR OF

Prof.

amuel

LETTERS

. Curry

'ambridge, Ma . MASTER

H . Bates Rev. Frederick G . Chutter

ARTS

I iddl eboro, M as . L it tleton, . H .

Â·.

1 45

AWARD S .

THE R H ODES S C H O L A R

MEN'S

for 1 905 .

D IVISION

H arol d William Soule ( 1 904 )

CLASS OF 1905 S E N I O R E X H I BI T I O N .

Prize for excellence

Engl ish Composition,

Edward H owe Cotton. M EM BE R S

PHI

B ETA

KA PPA.

A rt hur

L e e F i e l d, Guilford

Dudley Coy. CLASS O F 1906

] u ! O R E x m B T T I O . First Pri ze, Karl Raymond Kenni o n ; Prize, Rex Wilder Dodge.

econd

CLASS O F 1907 S O P H OMOR E P R I Z E D ECLAl\lATTON.

Second Prize, Burr Frank J ones. G ER M A PRIZE First Prize Raymond Kennison · H onorable .

Fir t Prize, Robert

•

Ider Colpitts ·

not awarded · Second Prize, Karl 1en tion, R oscoe Conkling Emery. 1 46

H O N O R A R Y J U N IO R PA RT . First, Arthur Kenelm Winslow ; Second, Roscoe Conkling Emery ; Th ird, Burr Frank J ones ; Fourth, Oscar Benjamin Peterson ; Honorable Mention, Perley Lenwood T horne.

CLASS O F 1909

c.-First Contest. F irst Prize, H arold Fossett Lewi s ; Second Prize, Leon Clifton Guptill. Second Contest -First Prize, Leon Clifton Guptill ; Second Prize, Frank Osborne Dean. FoR

ExcELLE

CE 1

READ!

THE WOMEN'S DIVISION CLASS OF 1905 S E N I O R EX H I B I T !

Prize for excellence in Engl ish Composition,

May Lucille H arvey. M E M B E RS O F P H l B E T K P PA. Lenora Howard, Addie May Lakin.

Rose Mary

Richardson,

Ethel

CLASS O F 1906 !OR

E x H TB T T I O

First Prize, Eva

lice H ope Davie G ER M PRIZE . Fir t I rize, Ro e Marian Beverage.

'harlotte Plum mer ·

econd

Prize,

aro Ed na Beverage ·

econd Prize,

CLASS O F 1901

. Fir t Prize, 1 yrt is Ethel Ba , ett · 'econd Prize, Bert h a M ay Robin on. H o RA R Y J u N r u R P A R T . Fir t, Myrti Ethel Bas ett · econd, 'aro Edna Beverage ; T h ird, Rena M : ay A rcher ; Fourt h, Ellen J o eph ine Peter on. OPHO t

P R I Z E D EC L M A T I O

CLASS O F l 909

E x c E L L E C E r R E D I c.-Fir t onte t. Fir t Prize, M arion li ce M ary H ender on. econd Elizabeth Goodwin · econd Prize, 'on test- Fir t Prize A l ice M ary Henderson ; 'econd l rize, Ethel R o e K n owlton. FoR

1 47

Howard Edwin Simpson

OWA R D E D \:\ I S I M PS01. , A . M . , came to u this year as t h e succe sor of Profe sor Bayley in the department of Geology. Mr. i m pson was born July 9, 1 8 7 -i , i n Clarence, I owa. He received h i preparatory educat ion i n the public school o f that town, and i n Cornell A cademy. In 1 89 2 he entered ornell al lege, and four year later was graduated with the degree of Bachelor of P hilo ophy, receiving at the same time a diploma from the ornel l chool of Oratory. H i s experience as a teacher began in 1 89 7 at t he K noxville H igh chool, of which he became Principal after one year' service as I n structor i n Science. Th ree year later he was elected uperintendent of chools at Columbus Junction I owa and serYed there until 1 903, niver ity. During the next year he was when he en tered H a rvard Field A ssistant i n Geology and served later as A s istant i n PhysiÂ ography and 1eteorology. I n addition to h i po t-graduate work at H arvard M r. Simpson has, duri ng hi public chool work, devoted several summers to the study of G eology at the ni\ ersity of Chi cago. Mr. i mpson has proved him elf exceptionall y well fitted for h i s present position as I n structor i n Geology anct t h e students o f Colby extend to h i m their heartiec;t congratulations for the success he has al ready achieved i n t h is department. q .8

Mary Sybel Croswell., A.B., M.D.

D and

t he n 1 uft

\ B EL

R. M . RY M a i n e , A pr i l at Wilton taug h t

ademy. ' c h oo l

of s i x of a c l a s of

\'\ E L L

'he wa in

, a

F a r m in g t o n

born at

educated i n

he w a

c 8 74.

t h r e year

1edical D r.

i 7,

graduated from

\\' i l to n

..\ cademy.

' roswel l , after h e r g raduat io n from t h e

e d i cal

t a ken w o r k u n d e r D r.

Gymna ium Thi

B ·ton.

yea r s h e h a

Phy ·ician and

being one

0 4 - 5 w, s

c h oo l , rece i ve d

rce ter 1em rial

I n t ru ct o r in

P a t h o l ogy a n d

e G y m n a i u rn , Bo · t o n .

T h e h igh c h a racter of h e r prepara t i o n i · a t t e ted h a.

h e e n t e red

ixty t o rece i ve t h e cleu ree emu /a1ule.

H os p i t a l , a n d d u r i n g t h e y e a r 1

in 1 8 96, a n d

from w h i c h . h .... w a s graduated in i 9 0 3

a ppoi n t me n t a · H ou se P h y · i i a n a n d ' urgeon a t t he \\ P h y · i o l ogy i n P a

olby

r 99,

Fall , cboo ls,

town

t he

Phy ical

perf rmed h e r clu t ie' t a mo n g t he w m e n o f

t he D u ra n t

l i re c t o r fo r t h e \\' m a n ' · 1 i v i i o n . t he

fa t t h a t

by t h

· a r u n t o f H a rvard, a n d

ati ·{acti n

! by a w h l e

f a l l , and h e r w o r k h a n t h u s i a s m fo r g y m n a

The Beautiful. Red. Red Rose A R, far away by t h e seacoast, midst a cl uster of farms

li ved he,

\V aiting with h o pe a n d longing for new

from o'er

the sea ; \V atching and train i n g with tender care, The beautiful rose bu h growing there, Telling it ecrets that none might

h are,

T h is beautiful, red, red ro e. Long year ago i n h i

boyh ood, when

ailiug the ocean

blue, The shi p, which wa bearing h i m on ward, en tered water new ; And the storm swept on, bringing death and woe Âˇ The fate of t h e ailor , God's book will h o w ; T h e boy reached the laud where t h i

ro e cloth grow,

T h e beautiful, reel, reel ro e. 'Twas the land of J apan, n ear the

un rise, and the boy was tenderly reared

Hy an age n t of God from the H omeland, making h is name loved and feared. nd the lad i u hi

man hood loved a maid,

A maid of J apan, o q uiet and

taicl,

\ ho best of the flowers 'mong which s h e played,

Loved the beau tiful, reel, red ro e.

But the y o u t h did not plea e the father, an d two hearts were sorrow-fi lled, For the lad m u t leave t h e island, o t h e haughty fath e r willed. So t hey said farewell in the twiligh t gray, Hut ju t before h e went away, " I 'll give y o u a lip, " h e heard h e r say, " A lip from t h e red, red rose. " An d when i n the far, s weet f u ture I

end you a rose from my tree,

Y o u 'll know that my love is for you, dear, and m y band for y u i 'o h e sailed back home from the u nrise land , \

i t h the lip held loviugly in hi

A n d plan ted there on hi

free."

band,

own home

trand

T h e beautiful red, red ro-e. And o for the rose from h is l o ,Âˇed one, he'd waited t h ro ugh many a y ear, 'Till the white in the dark h ai r m ingled, yet the symbol did not appear. Then dread disea e laid i ts cruel grip, On the man awaiting a di tan t sh ip, W h ich should bring a ro e l i k e tho e of t h e lip, A beautiful, red, red rose. At la t one clay h e lay d y ing, and as h is spirit passed, ame the Âˇ h i p from over the ocean, which h e 'd watched for 'till tbe las t ; A n d they opened the m issive so long delayed, l'or which the dead had so often prayed, W h ich came from t h e li ttle J apanese maid, I . B. '07 A beautiful, red, reel ro e. ' C . E . B. 07

f I

•

fI _

l i v e. �· Hut:\. · h e s h cr.11 de siTe. TJ 0 ei1 .be t.w�e.""ll. \,;a Te ceml &Tlcl -!:h e e �e s 0t his �eUews, S0 tha.t -\.h e. hemes1:.1j er h i s l'UT'f"lSe sha.11 ai0-n e feT t'1e'fTe�uc� 0t his 1T1ista 11. e s? s0 t h t1.t h i s unse 1fish-nes s�a.11 be as Zt.ppa.Tent a.s h 1s wil11n�11ess t0 assume. Tespan s t bi1 ilqdo $ive -\:.lie c lfts s T00m tii-sl c. laim U.f>0Tl h i s t i n1 e ; t(') hKe_ :pide. i-n. -iTI Q..S t �YiTI� his -l esstiTis; t0 l encl IL hett.,_t � SUf'�,.{ �0 athlet ics ; t0 cheer<2. L0s i � -ka:m ; t0 believe. tl • al r.,. \, i m. h ig coll5e ·, s t:h e best, ·H1<Lt h i $ r�essors a:Ye ll11 e 1C � �n�a -, th at h i s a s s 0 ·1 a.. b:. s ne. the in0st �11j er�:Jable; i11 bTie-f � +o )1 iv e H I: �QlllTl.je.<'l.TS 0� n IS c0ll� e l1.f E. o

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� ANLY �P0SE

_- lP- -S0YIS� �NT Ji1JSIASM

, \V rl;'�

11.11

em �t h i��: wa-y \11 wh ich a m a n sh�mlcL -\:.k1s i s -\:� s\i e� t '1 a.+ he \vt s true. c0ll�e. s:piTit. h1

The Violin's Swan-Song

O gaily shone the afternoon sun o n Paris streets and h ousetops, and S so joyously sang the birds, and b lossomed the flowers, that one

would never have guessed that the dark days of the French Revolution were at h and-that a cloud too hea vy for the sun's bright beams to d issipate, was hanging over the beautiful city. In a grim, tone-walled cel l of one of the great prisons, a young man was sitting, leaning his bowed head on his hands. The sunshine, throwing dancing reflections through t he grating of b i s w indow on the rough stone floor, brought h i m n o comfort, for at sunset, so his sentence h ad read, he was to die. To be sure, he h ad committed n o crime, but in those dreadful days w hen every man l ooked with suspicion on his brother, and death lurked every> here, i nnocent and gui l ty alike mu. t suffer. Near him on the dusty bench on w h ich he sat, lay a violin which the officers who had arrested h i m had allo' ed him to keep. It was worn and battered but very precious in his eyes-hi s first love and, he was t hi nking b itterly now, his last friend. H i first love it had been from childh ood, when he had nestled it under his baby chin and touched its strings with tender l i ttle fingers. But not his l ast, h is only friend, for somewhere i n its keeping the great city held one who had l i stened to his childish playing and ung l isping l ittle ongs to it, and ever since h ad been his companion in a common devotion to music. It was she who was filli ng all his thoughts on this last afternoon. Her face fl oated before him and her woman 's hand, i n visible but strong, was tightening his heart-strings. They had always been friends, he mused to h i m self, for the bond of their common i n terest had drawn them together. \' hen h i s friendshi p had deepened into love for her, he had ke pt it i n his own heart and never told her of it, for, he had thought, l ife was long and he was young and strong, and he must be willi ng to work and make a name as a great musician, that he would be proud to offer her. o he had waited and she had never known. But now-now he w ished that he had told her. " I f she only knew " he groaned-" I f I could only tell her I love her and say good-bye ! " Dully he l ifted h is head and glanced about him. The sunshine was almost gone from the room now, but one l i ngering beam pointed l i ke a finger of light to the violin by h is side. In the sudden need of comfort he caught it up and laid it against h i s cheek. 1 54

" L i t t l e fri end, " h e m u r mured h a l f

h i ms i c a ll y, " I f you could o n ly tel

If you could o n l y carry my l ove to N a t t a l i e a n d say good-bye •

h e r of i t ! for m e ! "

H e t i g h tened t h e worn s t r i n gs t e n derl y w i t h a caressing touch, t h e n w e n t over to t h e w i n dow between w h ose bars t h e soft a i r stole i n grate ful ly.

Hardly k n o wi ng what h e did, h e raised the violin a nd began t o

p l ay-to p l a y as h e n e v e r h a d p layed before. out h is l ove f o r

F o r now he w a s pou r i n g

a t t a l i e i n t o t h e s t r in g s, a n d t h e v o i c e o f t h e v i o li n w a s

t h e cry of i t s p l ayer's h e a r t .

I n t h e absor p t i o n of h i s p la y i ng, l ife a n d

d e a t h w e r e b o t h forgotten, a n d h i s sord i d surroun d i ngs f a d e d a w a y . H e was n o t i n p r i son-there w e r e n o bars, n o w a l l s of s t o n e . the man's soul that w as pl aying, a n d the t r i u m p h a n t

I t was

t r a i n s t !lat sprang

from h is bow sang of l ove-on l y of J ove. lone by herse lf,

her l i t t l e s i t t ing-room ,

wat c h i n g t h e s u n s h i n e w i t h a terrible d read.

a t t a l i e was s i t t i n g

T h e n o i es fro m t h e s t ree t

below d rifted i n t h rough t h e ope n w i ndow, but s h e d i d n o t h e a r t he m , f o r s h e wa

t h i n k i n g of t h e man i n t h e gri m p r i s o n y o n d e r ·w h o w as t o

die when the sun went down.

S h e h ad s a t t here a l l day t h i n ki n g o f h i m

a n d t he torture o f h e r t h ough t

h ad w h i t e ned h e r g i r l ' s face a n d m a d e i t

l i ke t h e face o f a n o l d w o m a n , for " He i

m ine ! " she

a l ways w i l l be !

bee n

m i n e- h e

W h a t if he n e v e r t o l d m e h e l o v e d m e - I

l ove h i m .

T h a t is enoug h . "

But

could only know.

For if

thi

he l oved t h e m a n w h o w a s t o d ie.

moaned.

" He

al ways

in h e r heart she k n e w it was n o t e n ough-if h e k n e w,

sorrow a l i t t l e better.

he t h ough t ,

He in hi

pri on

ha ve b o r n e i t toge t h er, f o r l ove a l way

he could h a e b o r n e

he h e re-t hey t w o c o u l d b_en s t r nger t h a n

deat h .

B u t h e h ad never t o l d b e r , a n d now-i t w a s t o o l a te n o w . udde n l y

prang to h e r feet, t h rowing o ff t h e paral y i

t h at wa

cree p i n g over h e r, a n d h u rr i ed to the door w i t h a wild, vague i m pul e t o go to t h e pri on and t h row h erself a t h is j a i l e r's feet a n d p l ead f o r h i l ife.

Blindly

h e h u r ried t h rough

t h e street

a n d as one i n a d readfu l

d ream s h e s a w t h e huge bul k of t h e p r i o n towe r i n g before h e r. m o me n t s later, repul eel a n d broken - h e a rted, she

toocl

few

n ee more in t h e

s t reet outside t h e prison w i t h h e r l a t h ope gone. bove her i n his grated window t he m a n who p l a y i n g h i s l a t h o u r s a way,

t here f a r below h i m i n t h e s t reet playing.

toocl t h e re ·oft l y

udden l y fel t a n i m pul ·e t o l o o k clo w n , a n d toocl t h e o n e w h o h ad i n p i re d h i

u c h a l i t t l e w a y f r o m h i m a n d yet she w o u l d never k n o w .

'udcl e n l y a n i n p i ra t i o n came t o h i m to t e l l her t h a t h e l oved h e r i n t h e o n l y w a y l eft-th rough h i i t acros

the ·tring ·.

viol i n .

H igh, clear,

R a i s i n g h i s bow o n ce m ore he

wept

t rong, above the c i t y ' · din ra n g out

r 55

t he air of a l ittle love-song she had sung w ith h i m often, Jong ago. The girl i n the street below l ifted her face rapt with the joy of understanding, for the message-the message was w hat she had l onged to hear ! " C 'est toi, j 'a i . a ime, che rie, " C'est toi ! C 'est toi ! sang the jubilant strains above her" C 'est toi, que le monde commenc;a " Pour moi ! Pour moi ! The viol i n has told her. Nor l ife nor death can keep it from her now. She cannot see her lover but he l ooks down i nto her l i fted face and reads her answer t here. She knows now-he knows, and death has lost its bitterness. The strings of the old viol in throb once again with the love which thu man 's soul is send ing down to her, and then, softly, sweetly, as one who w hispers " good-bye, " the music dies away. But the woman w h o must l ive on alone w i l l always hear the l i lting l i ttle love-song in her heart" C 'est toi, j 'ai a i m , cherie, " C 'est toi ! C'e t toi " DO R

T many

T H Y D O N N E L L , '09

H E Sophomores had a spread one night at Fairfiel and met with mishaps. Mollie lost her Pearce, and Esther searched for v\ eeks to find it for her. I donia, in the H unt for Baldwin apples fel l i n some Tubbs, a n d Berth a banged against a H ardy Little H arthorne Weed. I n order to Lander they had to send Dickin on to t h e K ing Roberts to come and Treat her. The K i ng being Green, sent a Card saying to Walker up a H il l every day. Then Carrie made so much Noyes the Sophomores had to adjourn H a yward to their respecti ve H ol mes.

Spring A I L ro y m o rn ing of the year ! W i n ter's gray T h e bea ven Each tree i •

k i es have fled away,

now are b l u e and clear ; dre

ed in bright a rray,

o longer now in

adne

bare.

A wa k e, awake, from

l um ber long !

P u t on t h y garment

brigh t and fair,

For gladne

now pours forth i n

ong

From warbling bird

mong r us t l i ng tree .

After t h e cold wind'

stormy te t,

Life a n d jo� ring in e v ' ry breeze, Rejoice i n thy l i v i ng, ' t i :· u n beam

awake the

From their sides gu b i ng n e of fulne

natu re's behest.

l u m b'ring h ills ; tream

flooding the river

are s welling t h e strain, and r i l l ,

nd rou ing each clod i n to new life again ; Life to la t t h rough t h e n ever-fl.owing, ri ing To ti 1 1 o u r heart

um mer long ; ong

and tongue

with prai e.

A Recipe for 1 Egg of

1 -2

B. l\ L , 1 909

Friend

t ro n g w i l l-power, t h o roug h l y bea t e n t i l l it i

up o f t h e

u n d e r firm c o n t ro l

ugar o f congen i a l i t y

' u p of t h e m i l k of l ll1 e l fi h ne

1 Table poonfu l of t h e but t e r of y m p a t h y p i n c h of t h e s a l t of a m b i t i o n

r -2

· u p of t h e ra i s i n s of ge neros i t y

o m e A J l sp i ce

f fu n a n d m i c h i e f

2 Teaspoo n fu l s of t he b a k i n g powder

·in e r i t y, w h i c h i

w a r ra n ted t

m a k e f r i e n d h i p r i se up

of t h e fl o u r of good moral ·, w i t h o u t w h i c h t h e m i x t u re w i l l

lack

ol i d i ty .'t i r t h o r ug h l y w i t h t he spoon of m u t u a l i n t e re t s Bake i n t h e even h e a t of a ffect i o n Frost w i t h t h e refi n e m e n t of soc i a l grace T h i s rec i pe h as b e n many friends

te ted w i t h great

su cces

t he

m a k i ng

Shakespeare

the Faculty

That pure congealed W h i te -l'IIidsummer A

ight's Dream III : 2, I4I

-Romeo and Juliet I: 5, 25

Hall, a H all, give room

Thy master i s a wise and valiant Roman

-Julius Caesar III: I,IJ8 -King Jolm V: 6, 20

Black, fearful, comfortless and horrible Who, I , Rob ?

I a t h ief ?

Not I, by my faith

-Henry Four/It Part I, .I: 2, I5J

You will hang like an icicle on a Dutchman's beard, unless you redeem it by some laudable attempt either of valor or policy -Tweiftlt iglzt, I.II : 2,6 " arlike John Âˇ and in his forehead it a bare-ribbed death, w hose office is this day to feast upon whole thousands of the F rench -King Jolm V : 2, I76 The greater part, t he horse in general are come with Cassius

-Julius Caesar IV: 2 JO

Ten thousand harms more than the ills

know,-doth H atch

-AnlhOllJ' a11d Cleopatra I: 2, I24

Vi hen once our G race we have forgot, nothi ng goes right

-Measure for Measure I V : 4 J I

Thy Beck might from t h e bidding o f t h e gods command m e

-rlnt/zonJ' a11d Cleopatra Ii l : I I, 60

Look on my George ; I am a gentleman He asked the way to

-Henry Sixl/1, Part 2, IV:

-Helli)' Fourtlz, Part 2, I: I J9

he ter

A large mouth indeed that spits forth death, and mountains, rocks -King Jolin II : I, 458 and seas

1 58

spy a bl ack, susp 1c10us, t h reat e n i n g C leod. .

'v\ h at " her " i s t h i s ? W h y, Doctor

. . . A l i t t l e gale w i l l

-.Part J, Hetti]' Sixt!t V : J, 4-IO

soon d ispense t h a t C l oud *

-All's Well Tltat Ends Well II : 1 , 8 2

S i n ce w e h ave Locks to safeguard necessaries

-He1tlJ' Fifth, I : 2, I76

\\ i t-h h o

-Ha m let V: 2, 22

such bug ( Refe rs to Prof. A rey )

* T h i - · ta te m en t wa

borne out by fact".

1 t was a case of " too m uc h s a i l i n the

wind."

Piano Practice Often in Fo·

I f a l l ·o c h eery, w h i l e I · t ud y fai n t a n d weary,

On m y A nglo- ' a x o n le:; on that above al l t h i n gs T h ate, \

h i l e I n o d a n d drow e i n

· of I m p 'Ti

l u m ber,

udden l y t h e re come

a t h u n der,

of . ' a tan po u n d i ng, po u n di n g o n the fea r f u l gate. a y T, t h u m pi n g, t h u m pi ng, t h u m p i ng,

o m e Fre h m a n ,

u re a

fate,

D r u m m i n g a t a fea r f u l rate.

A b ! bow well d o I recal l , 'twa n d t h e w i n d wa

an even i n g l a te i n fal l ,

w i l d l y b o w l i n g t h ro ug h t h e tree-top

A · T t u rned a n d wri t hed in

bleak a n d bare,

o r row, v a i n l y l o n g i n g for the t o m o r row,

�uclden l y t h e re came a wa i l i ng, wai l i ng from t h e other bed. "

· a n y o u hear i t ?

, \ i n 't it awf u l ?

I can ' t

leep," a weak voice · a i d ,

Th n · h e covered u p h e r bead.

\'es, t h a t m u · i c · t i l l i s r i n g i ng, l o m y h eart n o glad n e ·

b r i ng i n g ,

S u c h a w i l d , u n ea r t h l y c a d e n c e i n t h e m o u rn fu l d i rge t h re goe ·. O h , t h e awfu l c l a · b i ng, s m a b i n g, o h , t h e fea rf u l · p l a · h i ng, da · h i ng ! 'Ti

en o ug h to m a k e o n e wi h by t ragic d e a t h to e n d h e r wo

\\' i l l il e'er be t h u · r

oncle r ?

Ob, be mercifu l t h o u foes,

� e v e r m o re - h a l l · t u <l e n t · do.Ge. '.\I A

1 59

J) L. T O \

CO C E R I G T H E L A T E M R. \i\ I S LOW Dec. 8- cene. Dr. Black's room. 9 . M . Crowd of students a e m bled for European H istory recitation. 1\f a o y hollow-eyed face ugge t the fact t h at articles are due this morn ing, and the pile of papers on the D r. 's desk prove i t. On t he la t ga. p of t he bell, Art hur \\ in slow l ips qietly i n and ink i n to t he chair neare t t he door, the only u noc cupied spot in t h e room, ave the stove, and even t his seems in danger from t he appare n t desire of everal :A u bed i n d ividuals to appropriate i t . D r. Black, l ooking o v e r t h e sl ip ( recordi ng t he names of t hose h a v i n g o u t ' outside-read ing " books ) a n d tq ing to find s o m e deli n quent w h om he can e n d home for a book, at l a t e pie Wi nslow's name w i t h n o book t o corre pond, and h i face l i g h t u p. W i t h fiendish l ook of del ight he fixe his eyes on poor \\ i n l ow, who seem lath to rel inquish t h e twenty page or so of " C harlemange, " w h ic h he grip i n hi tre m bl i ng ha nd, the trembl i n g t he re u l t of an active a n d sleeple s n ig h t- ( t h e Deke boys ay he wa writing ' hen they went to upper, w hen the went to bed and "' hen they went to breakfast the next m orning. ) " Er-M r. \\ inslow, I bel ieve you have a copy of A d a ms out . " \\, i n low. " \\ el l , I d id n ' t have t i m e to g e t a l l m y book togeth r an d get up here my elf. ( I n desperati o n ) I o n l y got t h a t article d o n e about five m i nutes ago. " A sympa t hetic and aud ible smile passe around the roo m but before rea c h i n g the Dr. it ha 1 t its fir t qual ity. D i d n 't have t i me, e h ? \:\'ell, t h e re 's p l e n t y of ti me now, M r. \i\ in l o w "- and poor .-\.. rth ur, i n w h o m lack o f Jeep has evidently caused a lapse o f memory, a s regards a cerlain i nexorable rul e w h ich i · no respecter of per ·ons, marches into t h i n blue air in the direction of the Deke H ou e . J OTTl

F RO 1

H I TO R Y

.'1..

I IA RY

'LA

K E PT

O L BY

TH E AM ERICAN O L L EG E

( Th i d iary record event " hich occurred in the vear ( 1 905-6 ) . Bl ack, i nstructor. )

Dr.

Term opened, all prese n t . " horty " g i v e m u c h aut horitat i ve i nformation o n legis l a L i vz: m a tters. M i s Pl-r cracked a joke and flun ked. marvelous.

Both u n preceden ted and

D r. Black was i nformed that 'olonial Land Records were m ade b y a

. y t ern of " Pera mbul a t i o n s. "

Thi

new

h i m and

he seemed

a s t o n i s h e d a n d a bit i n credulou . . " Robby " pri ed. "

asked

quest i o n s

during t h i

period.

Everybody sur

" Pe te " forgot h i s ' ou t s ide-read i ng ' book.

h i p " dro p pe d h i s defe n ce of t h e h is t o r i c a l i m po r t a n ce of P e m a q u i d

w he n

t h e Dr. a m i a b l y a d m i t te d

that

had

n o d e s i re t o t h ro w c o l d

H 2 0 a n d t h a t P e m a q u i d certa i n l y deserved a l l

w o n d e r C h i p wa 1 is

s h e w a s e n t i t l e d to.

v a n q u i h e el .

D- forgot

her

book

and

" Pe t e "

re m e mbered

hi .

Both

acciden t s. " Robby " reso l u t e l y refra i n ed from a k i ng que t i o n cut i ve m i n u tes. Today

S e l f-co n t rol i

horly "

u n do u b ted sway.

' I b e l i eve M i

" Robby "

kept

! ! I

quiet

D- usual l y w ri t es a bou t

d i re c t quot a t i o n . a pp re c i a t e d M is

and

1 a rvelou

Who

aid

for

t e n c o n se

a great v i rtue.

it ?

and

two

N e v r m i n d, it

Dr.

Black

held

hours . "

This

somebody w h o

D-'s power of e n d u ra n ce .

I J r. B l a c k m ad e refe ren ce t o t h e "

1 igra t i o n

o n gre

The l e a rn e d D r. e x h i b i ted some C o n t i n e n t a l c u r re n cy and po i n te d o u t a fe w remarka b l e a n d i n t e rest i ng pecu l i ar i t i e . " Ro b b y " �ooked

t h e a n swer

lo some w e ig h t y

(?)

q ue t io n s i n

� m e o f t h e Doctor's refe ren ce b o ks.

T h e re i

m u c h more t

t h i s Diary

but

a · you will

n o t i ce, i t is n o t l eg i b l e .

D l R E 'TI 01

R TRl B

- H O W TO

11 T

p ro ba b l y

H .-\. L L

W a l k u p t h f' ste ps-r i ng t h e d oor be l l ( r/011 '! k11ock-t h e y m i g h t h ar

you ) - T h e bel l

will

be an ·w red

c o n d uct y o u t o t h e rece p t i n r o m .

by a

y ung woman

P rese n t y u r request.

w ho

n l ' ill

( [t i ·n 'L s

o m p l i cat ecl a f t e r a l l Tri b u. ) l\f i s P-n : 'f i ss t -n :

" \\'e l l h o w goes G e r m a n , C l a r a ? " ' [ h a ve n ' t h e a rd fro m h i m t cl ay, but he w a s be t t r t h

l as t t i m e h e w ro t e . '

I r o f ssor M a rq uard t :

" I

never y t

·a w an o l d

maid

b r i n g u p g i r l s bet t e r t h a n t h e i r m t h e r . " Quest i o n :

D i d t h i · re m a r k h a ve a p rso n a l a p p l i a l io n ? 1 63

' ho

ou l d n ' L

pan i s h J es. on w h i l e

' ' I w i l l ge t o u t my

l iss M-y :

you a re d o w n

to gym. " fi

F-r ( absen t l y ) " I ' m n o t g o i n g to w r i t e to J i m to-n i g h t . "

J\il aster

tanley

M i ses

ees

B-

'l r. K -n n -s-n i

and

d o w n street. a n d r e m a rks

C u m m i ng . "

w h a t b e l o n g t o Mi

t o h i s m a m a, " Th e m 's t h e g i r l

a l \\·ays sure w h o m he w i l l

see w h e n

cal l

.Fos

H a l l , n o m a t t e r w h o m h e may a k for.

D ied in

' I CA L

I n fa n c y

D R A � I NG

eptember '.! o,

1 90 5 )

O R D L\ L O ve r h e a rd a t t h e t e l e pr. o n e : H e l l o ! H e l l o . P h i D e l t a H ou �e ? " P h i D e l t a H ouse :

" Yes ! '

' We l l I ' m M iss B-t-er, i s t h i.

IV I r. Buker ? "

" Yes. " " We l l

can't

i\f r. \\ a rd

you c o m e d o w n ·

M iss R-b-ns-n :

\\'el l n o w " Oh

t o n i g h t ? I 'd

j u s l l o ,· e

� I r. J ones i s n ' t on an

h a v e you. '

co m m i t t ee. "

l o ve to h a ve l\ I r. J o n c... s on my c o rn : 11 i t t e. ' I 6-t

)LOMA N !

OLOMAN !

M r. G ra n t : " \\'ell boys, I ' ve come t o t he c o n c l u s i o n t h at i f you w a n t to g e t on t h e r i h t ide of t he g i rls, y o u w a n t t o g e t y o u r t i ckets f o r t h e s h o w a l i t t le befor h a n d . "

" Le cl u e c

mes ( de

a p t l y t ransla e d by l\I i s s H -1 -s. h ? ) "

vient " was

D a r t mou t

H IT . 0

O n e o l d l a dy t o a n ot h e r, " T h a t s an

a\ ful n i ce

O t h n l a dy : R

ply :

Deke

FOS ' T-L\ L L

u pon v i e w i n g

pl ace

"T h e

for

'e m

o u r n o b l e e d i fi ce :

a i n 't i t ? "

" Why what is i t ? '

" \\' h y,

t h a t 's t h e n e w i n ' a n e a sy l u m . "

A G e n t l e m a n from .\ r o t o o k l ook i ng f r o m t ra i n d u rornot ory. "

w i n d ow : - "

ee t h e

A D I L E M J\L \

'OL\

_ t t h bcCT i n n i n CT o f t h e y · a r . H err R- 07 was u n certa i n a · to h i · Pl ace. H e h ad kn wn hi Pl ce i n y ar · p a s t a n d h ad a l ways k e p t h i s l ' l a ce, b u t h e w a . u n r t a i n , t h i y a r a · t w h a t h i · p l a c ' a ·. He d i l n ' t know w h e l h r h e L JCT h l s t r i t l y to a d h e re lo h i s l ei ( ? ) P l , e see k s o m e t h r p l a ce . H.c re ·ol v ecl t k ep t h e P l a ce s

h i . scho I d a ys . . · u 1 1 he ' a · n 't qu i t e t h e reby m i s ( s ) pl acecl . He

p o n d er

cJ l o n g a n d se riou · l y .

h i . a ffect i n s i n s u c h a P l a ce w ulcl t hey b mi ( · ) pl a c cl ? )n the otb r h a n d i f he s h ould [a i l to p l a -e h i s . l'fe t i n s t h us, w u l cl n ' t h · l t was a cl i ffi u l t quest i n. m i ss h i P i a H de id cl t h a l h i · a ffC:' c t i o n s, h e n: t ofor sadl y m i s ( s ) pl a .... d, ' u l c l be w c l l - p h c d i f h e should p l a t h e m i n t h e f o r m e r P i a , . A n d n o w h v i n i-\" f u n l h i · pl ace

Pia

, and

o m p l a ce n t .

h a ,·i n g

p l aced h i ·

I I E t\ R D 1 1 l Jrof.

Robert s :

\\' i l lL y :

a ff e t i

T i i l <:

" W h a l have you I

" . \ u t ohiogra p h y

i n t he r ight

Pia

, he

' L .\ ' :::i - R OO M ·n

rea d i n g l\ '[ r. W i lley ? "

f L igh I l u n t , wri l t · n by h i m ·elf." i 65

is \'ery

AS IT \\ A 1 66

R T H ER P E R 'ON

( In rn. H i story ) D r. B. : " D oes c l i mate a n d p hy s i cal geograph y a ffect people ? " Meader : " Yes, w he n New Engl an ders go t o t h e Sou t h t he y soon become slow and s h iftl ess. " D r. B. : " \ 1 1 , h o w i s i t w h e n out he rn e r come Nort h ? Doe t h at make any d i fference ? " Meader : ' We l l , I d o n ' t k n o \ about t h at. ' C h i pman : " l on t you t h i n k t h at would be a en i b l e l a w to l a ) ? " ( r [e r r i n g to Puritan l a w agai nst women wea r i ng b i g sleeves ) .Black : " \ es, Ego-xactl y. " F R:\ r

Prof. Robert : ' \\ here' M r. L i n col n today ? " ' t uden t : " ' i c k in bed. P rof. " Th a t s good . ' ( .\ s a n aftert h ough t ) " Hy t h at I mean t o say I ' m glad h e h a s a o- o cl excu se ( r be i n ab e n l . " W E L L- R E ·\

Prof. Robert s : ' M r. W i l l i a m l ) dge, g i ve me t h e n a m � o( ·cot t 's n o ,· ls. ' Dodge : " \\ e l l , t h ere' · t h e H us� of .' �ve n G bles and- I k n \\' a n y o t h e r . ' T H l-t.: e w t o n 's F i r:-:.t L a w of 1\1 t io n : and con t i n ues t o 111 v AN T

. L l•. .' 0 F : ' I E " .\

. 1 P. G .

b dy at r ·t re m :i. i n s

' L.\ . . O F

L . \ .'

n't

1 11 a st raig h t J i n . " ( l\1c ' m be )

·t

K\R

a n d you m i o-h t

a F.\ 'T.' .\ R � .'T R . \

G E 'I' l l l

all

a fa '<t: ,

G '

l ' rofess r ' i m ps n : ( assist i ng i n ( ' h e m i :l ry ) \\' I I , !\f r. Y u n g- , t h a t d o s seem r t h e r s t ra n g n fi rst t h ouah t does n ' t i l ? Hut cl i lL r · n t t h ings arr rl�//en.:11/ y Ll k n ow . ' '

\\ H O T O L D BLA C K ? a ocial a n i m al i s " 1I r. Young, man D r. B l ac k : ( i n Economic he not ? " Young : " Yes, sir." D r. Black : " Eggxactly, Eggxactly, you need some body to go w i t h , d o n ' t y o u !I r. Young ? ' f r. Y oung blusbe . GOOD

D r. f arquardt : gen tie man."

TEI TIO S tried to use ) ou l ik e a

1 i ' Connor

' Oh ,

P EC I F I C M cCombe conclude an article i n w h i c h h e el aborates o n t he " Big Four. P rof. Rob. fr. M cCombe ju t w h at do you mean by t h e ' Big Four ? ' " a l e a n d Pri n ceton, a n d I r. 1 c 'om be : " We l l , There's H arvard a n d rn o. t a n ) o t h e r college you m ig h t mention." "

GOOI Dr. Black : N i s Toye D r. Black :

l\I i s Toye D r. Black :

Toyes, w h o was t h e Petrach of German y ? " l11U .

" Luther. ' o." " \\ el l , I gues I don't kno' . " " That's a prett) good gue . . "

A C O l\ I P R E H E F l ood give hats, st i ff hat

11 G

E 0

an outline of t h e subject a n d soft hat .

TLI N E H ats. "

' Straw hats, fel t

\\ e are glad that Esth er is fee l i ng right

Smart

aga i n .

\\'ell, Tess, y o u were n ' t going to let B"ll -y c u t y o u out were you ? " \,\ ell t hat' a l l right, old boy.

1 68

T h e E d itor w i sh e Mi M.

to acknow ledge h i obl iga t i o n to t h e fo l l o w i n g :

\ d d ie B. H o l way, ' 0 7 A rc h e r, ' 0 7 ;

M i ss

Bo ton . \ rt M useum ; 1- e n n i so n , '06

l i ce

Mi ,

' I ara

. Eastm a n ,

H . Dav ies, '06 ;

f r. W a l l ace E.

of the

RACLE

1 i ss R e n a

09 ; C l a ra

H acket t, ' 09 ;

M r. J a me C. R i c h a rdson,

l arge l y t o t h e succe

M r.

Lord,

K arl

0 9 ; w h o h a\'e con t r i bu t e d

b) t he i r d r a w i n g · ;

To .\ rt h u r G . Rob i n so n , '06, E d i t o r of t h e E h o, w h o h a s k i n d l y g i ' e n

pace in h i

col u m n

i n reP"ard to t h e

for n o t i ces a n d e d i t o r i a l

R AC L E ;

To t h e

·ol leo-e, w h ic h

e n gra v i n g

in t h e p rson of t h e Pr

f M rs. Dexter a n d o f F

A n d above a l l to �fr. Bu rr F. J on e , t h e

w rkt cl v r y ha rd i n

feat u r

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ANNALS A pril

Fac ulty gets up steam

A pril

pril

D u t c h y speels ou " Fau t"

April

pril 1 0

April I S

heels begin to turn

' horty retu rn from legisla t u re T h e laugh ter of cats Colby 2d, 1 5, Fairfield I l igh, 1 0

A pril 1 7

Bishop Fowles lecture o u Lincol n

A pril 1 7

C hapel held at high noon

pril 1 8 A pril 2 1 A pril

pril 24

make official visit at 3 A. �t

Sophomore

ew of the death of Prof. \ arren C olby 4, Taconnet o

olby 2 1 , Lewi ton 3

I n tercla

J\lay

F i re in

May

4 5

:\lay

Link h a " R verie · ' at \'. \\ . C .

May

K ents H il l 4.

tl[ay

May J\ l a y

I I

M eet. outh

i 907 win

Fre h men d i appoin ted

A pril 26

ollege

Ba eball nine report hard l uck in Massach usett . 'ocial

olby 2nd, 2

Bowdoi n trim ed I I to 6 Glee C l u b organiz ' o l b y s u rprise

ity Hall

the b u n c h · at the Track M eet

M ay

Address by Rev. W oodman Bradb ury

May i\ra y

Colby 9, M a i n e o.

The Prea her preaches preach y prea c h i n g in the Echo

1 9-20

Colby win

M ay

Bowdoin 4 ,

fay

Game fmieited

c u p i n State Ten ni

' o u t h College 1 0, 1 orth

ollege 3.

May

J\Iay

'> ?

May

Colby 5, J\Ja- ach 11 ett

M ay J\Iay

26-27

J unior L ague J\ l eet, H ebron 't.

May

fay

German m ea le l utch

J unior P ro m . 9

J une

U m pire c h eated

C ause :

O verstucly

' tate r

:\ 'J aine 3, C olby 2

J u ne 10

prevalen t.

opbom ore Dec

Colby 3, Bates 2.

J une

Bill and 'pud

Portland 9, Col b y 1

J un e J un e

meet.

'olby 3, at Brunswick

Same

core b u t d i ffere n t

'en iors rece:ve a reception from Prex

La t hope gone. Colby o, Bates one and won Fre hman co-ord aboli'h h azing. Very h u m an e !

J une

Dean a n d t h ree co-orcls clrmvned in M e

J un e

Fre h m en w ak e up. 1 908 banner on Flag-pole H err R i deout h i ns pole. 1 908 ban ner di appears

J une 20 J une 2 1

Exams

J une 2 3

A l l over

J un e 2 4

J unior ex h i b i t t h e mseh·e'

J u ne

Prex m a k es a Baccalaureate Sermon

J une

Foss Hall launched 1 70

a lonskee

J une 26 Starched reception in C h emical hall Cla s Day J une 27 J une 28 C l i max. Degree and dinner J une 28 ( eve.) Band play to beat the band J un e 28 (all n ight} Sports celebrate J une 29 All gone but traggler October 1 7 Black move , c u t i n H i tory Black con t i n ue to move ; more cut . Rob roast tbe October 1 8 0. E. Cla Bett get bi meal at Fo Hall October 1 9 Herry get a mell of the f u ture i n " he m . Lab. Rainy October 20 day O:itober 2 1

bor e with Bangor

October 23

Rob lectu res in the chapel. Large attendance Bett i ng a olo at bapel. . ' mall attendance reported

1aine 1 6, Colby o. oburn p.lay on olby gridiron October 2 2 (S unday) Prof. A rey goe to ch urch 0 tober 24

October 2 5 (2 A. M.) October 25 (S P. M.)

J ' rex i

October 2 6 ctol er 2 7 )ctober 28

l Jr.

ctober 30 October 3 1

•

u e b i fourth ann ual fi rm g-the-leave · warning

uts in Rob, Hlack and Parmen ter Bate trim u 2 7-0 at Lewi ton Another ermon

October 29

ovember

ophomore pa s the 11ia1ws strtI1111a to the Fre hmen. mmws not stro1tna enough to make Ro e , " damn , C apt. Palmer inj ured in practi e with obu rn

olby lec t u re on A rch itec t u re in t h e bapel olby Day. M ixed cla · e · have c u ts

o-ord'' 1

'en ral " c utting " of tbe co-ord · ; not yet recovered from thei r olby J ay celebral ion Fre h m an C handler detect an " r " 'ound in t h e pro;

The Fre h men have di ·appeared I They ret u rn from fairfield in the afternoon for their reception has

O\•ember

n unciation of den hauden. ovember

been po tponed. �ovem ber

I fe get· the " hee haw'

T h ey all get bu y the latter pa rt

of th P. �I. marking o u t the foot all fi eld 'olby i beaten by Bowdoin 5 to o. The F resh men hold their re eption at la t i t h a · l een p o tponed

eight time

at the home of M i · 'ratty. f ' re . \'oung get. th ere in petticoat· under the ch aper

onage of hi·

i ter cla

m ate .

Feather

in l h t

wind at the brick November

1 ovember

ovember , o v m ber

obody get · u p in lime for c h urc h H i l l S h erburne 1 u y · a b o x of m a lche ·

" l J ulchy " l ts hi · Fre h men german la in rder to have a too t h ex t ra lt:cl

� K E con vention in

. \'.

'.\l id-term txams

ovemb1:: r 9

•

O\•ember 1 0

lpha Tau

I\' o ,·em ber 1 1

f l ebron v ·

mega ban l uet at the 'erald Every dy u t ' bapd

'ob u rn .

ut earl y i n

::-Jo ember l .J

H o norary J un ior par

::-Jovember 1 4

Fre h man reception

Xovember 1 5

::-Jovember 1 6

P re · . \. b ite a t tend

ovember 1 7

)l'ovember 1 8 November 20 ::November '.! ! O\'ember 2 2

. convention at

awarded tica ::-J. Y.

teach e r

andy pull a t Fo

Hall in honor of :\ I r. Lo\·ett

R ules concern ing h i tory article po ted Prexy lead chapel at Fo

Phi Delta Theta h o u e party

Xovember 2 8 I ovember '.!9

Xo\·ember 30 December

December

P hrenologi t vi i t

December

4 5

December

Decem ber

December

December 1 1

Hall

the college

ommittee of Twenty meet A nnouncements m ade of t h o e w h o made G I e Club

Basketball team organized

'eni o r reque ted to confer with Prof. Rob dmini trat:on R ule publi bed olby

December

l ub meet

Phi Delta meet at B u rlington Ph'

en tertain local al utn n i

outh

ollege fi re ( :'.\ I oore and :\!organ h ero

En tertain me n t at Fo s Hall olby win ba ketball game from Taconuet to \'a alboro

· 1 e Club go t hletic A

ociation meet

December 1 2

Dr. Black lectur

December 1 3

Fres h man R eading, \\' omen ' · D i \< ion

December 1 4

Exam

December 1 6 December 1 9 1 905 December 3 1 1 906 J a n uary 3 J a n uary 5 J a nuary 8 J a n uary 9 J an uary 1 0 J an uary 1 2 J a n uary 1 3

Fres h man Read�ng, :\ ! n' Term end

J a n uary 1 5 J a n uary 1 6 J an uary 1 7 J a n uary 1 9 J a n uary :rn J an uary '.! I J an uary 2 3 J a n uary 24

ugu ta

to t h e Echo

meetin g to di c us debafng club Black get t h rough a · gnmen t · n Economic

X o \·ember :q o\·ember 2 7

as ociatiou at

" Rob ' call

N ovember '.! 3 ovember 2 5

Colby' representafve at OJ.. f ord writ

to Y. >I.

. A.

begi.11

,\k ' leod appear

Ui\·; ion

on the h o rizon

ll back but Beck W Ln t e r term opens. Xew I l amp h ' re club organize �ym. work begin l ebatiug Society draw u p a con tituCon Bas ketball. 'olby 20, Taconnet 1 8 :\Ic leod r: : n a ' o l b y 3 0 , o b u rn 1 3. R e c k ret urn from Ba ketball. harleston Fre b man box · ng b u t . 'opbomoc offi cial ·. :\[c 'leod spec tator Prex talk ou P r . I Iarper. o-ord ociable o-ord· 01·gau ize :\Ian dol'n C l ub Ba ketball at I I ebron. C ol by '.!3, H ebron r 3. Debat ing . 'ociety elects offi cer . �ollege ban d organized Certain inmate of Fos Hall b a \·e a ti b in g party at Fairfi eld. ( b j ect-an i n vitat:on to Deke Dance [ ea l e · at Fo- Hall l\lr . Lucia me :'I I ead addre e tu dent body at c hapel on ' Tn ternafonal Organ:zation" p ·ilon Beta iu;t:atiou. mbrella and u i t cases popular. l\lid-wi u ter meeting of tru tee 172

J a n uary 2 5

U m b rella

J an uary 2 6

j\ l cC leod g i \' e

i n D u tchy c u t i n G y m. :\ J u ical C l ubs concert a t

S k o w h egan J an uary 2 7

Prex lead

Jan uary 29

..'> h: E dance at E l k

Jan uary .>o

ch apel a t Fo

S k ating r i n k

the

vV ould 1-ou J a n uary J l

Feb ruary I

Fir t debate. .Beck '

Beck r u n

ear) y !

February 2

Prex gi ve- a reception. Ba k etball at Orono.

Febr uary 7

! c C l eod begin

- · tant

inging

from l a boratory two

E verybody t h e re ' o l b y 1 8,

to c a l l t h e rol l a t

:\ [ anager of

elected to t a k e b i Feb r uary 8

E v e r y body

Great s ucces

F b ruary 3 February 5

ampu .

' a re "

girl i n town.

m i n u te

Hall

Hal l

Band "dead I roke.'

L 27

. of •ym.

racle resign place

J\ L

E v e r y body "cough

l )ean Berry walk

ick.

Ba k et ball.

Feb r u a ry r 1

Day of prayer for

Feb r ua ry I .J.

Feb r uary 1 6

. of l\ f . 1 3

o l b y 20,

'allege .

l\fen'

m ee t i ng i n c h apel.

Mr. Robert I I . < :ard iner of Bo ton, the •li,\8 " at b o rn e "

. · econd debate. Ra k etball.

Long program 22, · o l b y 29.

T uJ t

forth February 20

Ten n i ·

· o-ord

traigh t

Feb ruary 1 0

February 1 2

ro- wel l acting dea n .

Dr.

'mitb

up.'' A roo · took

and Hebron c l ub· organized Feb r uary 9

•

hoe

tay

' o l l eg

pea k e r

band hold

i n t h e C y m. twen ty-four h u r · with-

o u t bei n g locked u p Feb ru a ry 2 1

l ' rex tal k- o n depo r t m e n t i n chapel

Fe bruary :? 2

E v e r y body - J eep · lat .

lfock go - to

' b ar! ·tot1

Ha · k e t ba ! L

Fe b r u a r y 2 3

o l by

February : q F b ruary

February 27

Febr uary 28 .\ l a r c h 2

Hlai;k gh e · a led u re

1 06 i n t h e

n petty t h i e \• i n g

b ade i n l ll ac k ' · roo m

Ba · k etbal l.

'olby 24,

.\ l ard1 5

D ra m a t i c cl u b g i v e

) l <t r c h 6

Ha ketball.

o l b y 30, Taw n n e t r 1

.\ l a rc h 3

' o b u rn 1 6

" T rouble " a l Opera I r

:\ l arch 9

Hig · t o r m .

.\ l a n: h 1 2

Bec k goes i n to Shannon : rn d loc k · t h e d o r . clas get · a · u t

.\ farch

.\ l a rc h 1

\ l arLh 1 6

.\ l arch 1 7 '.\ l a r d 1 .\ l a r c h

_o 21

\\' i res down.

" o ligb ·

Hlack apologi.i:e · for l e c t u re.

Bas k etball. E x a m · b g; n .

( See Feb.

28)

'olby 4 5, C : u i l f rd I T ig h 1 7 E v e r y body cra m m i n

· 1 a , · ba · k etball.

Senior

Exam · do e

E v t:ry body gone h o m e

w;n

u·e

, \ · t ro n o m y