Oracle 1925 by Colby College Libraries

ICennrbtt JJournal lf rint Augusta, !Baine

ACLE

Jjct wuµµtr Nic�nls

IDo tqr ibmory of

1£ee IDupprr Nirqo Ls 1\hmtrrh as a �ustrian i!le11pertrh a11 a man attb

iGoueh aa a Olla11.amate tqt

QUa.as of 1925 i!tespcrtfully lellicatr.s t�i.s fiook

CONTENTS Adm ini tration M en's Divi ion Wom en'

Divi ion

Co m mencemen t Fra tern i t ie Societ ies Organ izat ion A t h l e t ics Exh ibi tion Publ ica tions M us ic and Dramat ic N ecrology Literary Con t r ibu tion

COLBY O RACLE

1.El1Un r i a l n f7T' HE cla W' nation.

of 1925 pre ent

r condem

CLE for your appr

Remember that even a

our be t effort. so it ha

Be not too har h in your critici ·m of it, for there you will find

been our duty to record th

Iife ha

unplea ·a11t with th

we had almo t forgotten.

and does it well then we will con ider that with all it

fault

plea ant

a mean

erve a

book

pots

ur college

that will remain with u

days have been filled with hapr y event

memories long after we have left the c hall·; may thi of rencv ing some plea ant occa ion

bright and dark

E lea ·ant.

If it doe

this

it ha- fulfilled the

purpose we had in mind and i_ w rthy lo take the place re en·ed for the Year Book of

1925 . been a 1 eri d of gr wth and de elopment for Colby.

This last year ha. The cla

Not only in

1 928

the large t Fr

ize does thi

Colby men in the making.

Thi

iast year ha

obviou

for one

ne-

worth.

ee real

new group the hi tory.

y·tem of athletic , a thing

me ter rule forbid

eme·ter.

ecure a much needed good

the call of the g1·idiron i "C."

The

have I rov d it

and the re ult

opportunity to

ome time.

ar ity athletic

of thi

la1·ger than e\ er before in it

een the in tallation of a new

been needed for

to take part in

pirit and enthu ia m we

o great were the number

total enrollment of the college i

that ha

hman deleo-ation ever to enter the college.

group excel but in

The purp

Fre hman

e of the rule i ·

Fre·hmen are gi en a better

tart in their college cour e when

not decorated ' ith tlie po

ibility of making a varsity

Tho e men who de ire to play football are given the opportunity to do

so on the Fre hman team "'hich hold out a regular

regular practice .

chedule of game· with preparatory and high

nother advance step in atJ1letic

i n daily and carrie chool

tate.

ha been t.he securing of a full time coach.

Colby was fortunate in having Edward Roundy take thi

position.

has won the admiration and re pect of e\·ery member of the we expect great thing

of the

Mr. Roundy

tudent body and

of him.

The college has but two out tanding need· at the pre ent time.

The fir t

and more important of the two is the need, amounting to a nece sity, of a ne' gymnasium. If Colby is to retain her position with the leaders in the athletic world of small college

an adequate gym to train her team

have the best stadium and the be t track in the be proud of; our next forward

tep

in i

tate, but our gym i

ential.

\ e

nothing

houlcl be to build a modern gymnasium

with an indoor board track wh re the relay team could train during the cold winter months and a cage where the ba eball team could hold infield and battery practice early in the eason.

Due to the enlarged number

thi-, Colby need- a new recitation hall.

Beside of

tudent , and e\·er) indication

room- are not numerou

to point to continued grov\ th, our clas

eem

enough to accommodate comfortably all the students.

new recitation hall \ ould add to th e beaut) of the campus and to the effecti e ne

of cla

room \York.

There ha ar it

sport.

been much agitation t hi Colb

year in regard to making basketbal l a

al wa) s had an abundance of good ba ketball at hand

and -uch a move would be ad antageous provi<led a hall could be found with a

uitable playing

ufficient

urface and at the

ize to in ure financial

need of a new gymna ium.

ame time accommodation ucce

for a crowd

Here we m eet again the glaring

If the making of ba. ketba l l into a Yar ity

port i

going to mean the doing away with hockey, then the ORACL E wi hes to go on record a- being emphatically oppo-ed to any ment a l ly a

e\Y England

port, it ha

during the pa t few ) ear , and it i

the coming

To drop hockey now \\ ould be to take a w o u l d one day be regretted.

uch move.

port for the wint er month .

J u t at the time when the rink ha

the game, to quit now would m ean that all thi would be ab olutely thrown away. Thi

b e e n completed,

of experience with

xpen e in both time and money

Good economic

en ·e forbid- it, and the OR. CLE wi he

well before t hey drop hockey.

funda

tep in the wrong direction, a step t h a t

and new equipment has been purcha ed, after three year

common

Hockey i

enj oyed a phenomenal growth in the East

forbid

uch a move, good

tho e in authority to think

i- not th e de ire of one man alone but i

the \\·i h of the entire college. The of the le

CL E wi he

to commend

tudent Council thi

Thi

the highe t term

organization h a

ible the work

al way

been more or

of a figurehead ·ome honor went along with member hip in it but not much

w ork. een

Thing

have taken a turn for the better thi

ome really worth-\Yhile

the Student Council. m en and

ophomore

year, howe er, and we have

and accompli hment

on the part of

re ulting in the de-truction of col lege property i

To leave the e editorial E.

ugge tion

The prevention of unnece sary t rouble between the Fresh

m o t beneficial contribution.

year.

The OR

CLE ·ay , "Good work.

without a word about the generou

. \ oodman. would be to commit an unpardonable

in.

t h eir

Keep it up!" gift

of Mrs.

The new stadium

her gift and the coll ege appreciate it more than he can ever know. La t ummer wbile we were away on our vacation new granolithic walks were laid

thi al o i the re ul t of her genero ity. No longer is it a ry to w ade th rough mud and water on the way to cla se , the e walk make it po ible to k eep dr on t h e \\'ette t day . v e can never w atch a bal l all about the campu

nece

game, we can never go to a cla

\\ itbout being reminded of our generou friend !though �he is not a graduate of the coll ege, Colby has no m ore upporter among her alum �ae.

in V inth rop. loyal

®fficera of tqr Qlorpnration I'reside11t LL. D . T ice-Prcsidl'llt a11d ex-officio C!tain11a11, B oa rd of Trustees

ARTHUR JERE?III.

I-I

LE LIE COLBY C

RXT

, M . .,

\ \" aterville

H, M ., ., L L.D.

ugu ta

ROBE RT

Secretary CAREY \ \' HT TTEM OR E , D.D.

ED\ \ IN

FR..\\'K

aterville

1 reasurer

B ATLEY H 'BB. RD

·waterville

Iaourh of Wrustees Ter111 Expirrs i11 1925 \VOOD M.-\>J

BR. l B

f P.\DELF

FRA>JK \\'TLLT IRVll'\G BE >JORM CH MIS

RY. D.D.

FREDE RI C

I J.

HERBERT J-LA YHE'v\' L \\ I.:\ L

B.r\.

R� , Litt.D.

H :-\SO.:\,

�- Y.

. ugu ta. Me. ,

Hartford,

L.H.D.

onn.

kowhegan

\\'a hington,

RD. LL.D.

\\' J

entre, Ma

\\'aterville, Me.

E. VER::\

TAFT

Xew York

ET T , LL. B.

L O 'I E HELE\' C

FR. \'KLl:\

;\ ewt .

\\"ER. D.D.

1:3AS

LE LlE

RLE

RD,

Me.

l\'ew York, �- Y.

'J'er/11 Expires i11 1926 LE ' LIE C \\"ILLL M

CH.

C AM PBE LL

RLL ED.

H:.\RT TEI?\

RA \\"F

\\'£\:DELL

CE.

\\"

\\'H!TTEM RE. ED\\"J :-J G "Hl'\EY, 13 . •

EDWIN CAREY CHARLES

B. .

RTH.

F rt Fairfield, �Je.

B ..

\\'inthrop

enter,

:'le.

\\"aten-ille, Me.

D.D. .

Portland, Me.

XT GETCHELL. M.A.

EVERETT LA?lf

All ton, Ma

\\"aten·ille, Me. . \\ rce ter, la .

M.D.

HERB�RT W :.\ L T E h. TR.\FTOl'Z. HERBERT ELIJAH WAD

L.H.D.

RD,

D.U.

\\'E\'

Augusta,

R0l ISH, LL.D.

LBY

t 11,

fa. .

Tcr/11 Exj1ires i11 1927 \VIKG, LL . D .

GEORGE CURTI DUDLEY

RRAY, B..

GEORGE EDWI:\T M FRED MYRO>l

PREB LE,

DGE.

REUBEl'\ WE LEY

DAI\"

\Va hington,

BAILEY, M ..

PERKIN

REX \VTLDER D

Auburn, Me.

Ph . D.

MI TH,

GEORGE OTI

\\'ARh.EN H

C. .

Lawrence, l'vla

Ludlo'

D.D.

B.S.

DUNN,

Everett, Ma

Portland, Me.

M.A.

\Vaterville, Me.

LL, B.r\.

Chicag

LEO:\! CLUTOl'\ G PTILL, LL.B. C. RROLL XORMAX PERl(f'.\TS, LL.B.

111.

Bo ton, Ma

\\ aten·ille, Me.

Tan11 Expires i11 1928

vVARREJ\ CH.-\RLE

COFFJ\'

PHILBR OK,

LL.D.

\\ aten·ille, Me.

P. T\:1. M n. RKE S , M ...

Houlton, Me.

'Fer/JI Expires i11 1929 LBERT FO TER DRUMMOND,

FRANK

WE::\T\\'ORTH ALDEi\, B.

\ \ " aten·ille, Me. .

Jew York,

CO LBY O RACLE 8

. Y.

©nmmittrrB of tqr IDrustre!l §tanbing Q}ouWtittrr.s I m·est111ei1t 1E

RS.

ROBERTS

RRAY,

P ER K IN S

Fi11a11ce

\\ ' I i': G,

MES R

BA I L E Y . D

\\'A D S \\'O R T H , A.1\D C O R

ISH

Ho11orar_1 Degrees

M ES S R .

B RA.D B U RY,

P. D ELFORD

AXD H

Professorshif's

T H E P R E I D E>JT, M E S R . CR

\V F O R D , D O DGE, P. GE,

A:\D O W E

/11str11ct1011

T H E FAC

LTY l'x-o[ficio . N D THE COM M I T T E E 0 1

O R S H I PS

Academies

'fl

M E S R . T RA FT O. 1, P RE B LE, M O W ER ,

C O BUR::-.l, GUPT I LL, Ai D B A R N E

.\'0111i11atio11s

t.IE

R .

MI TH,

R D , , ND J O H

Scholarship Aid

R \\' H I T E , A� D T H E DE ...\>J O F T H E \\·o 1EN'

T H E P R E I DE:\'T, P R O F E

I I 01

Cv111111e11t·cmc11t

PROFES O R

L I B BY,

PA R M EXTER,

R;'\ J

HCR

B A S ETT,

FT,

GURNEY,

O RS

A>JD M A R RI>.T E R

Prudential

T H E PR E I DENT, M E

\ .' D WORTH,

D RU M M O

B11ildi11gs and Gro1111ds

S ET T , \V, D W O R T H , A N D D RUM M O N D

BRADB

Jj;ra 111i11i11g C 0111111ittee

RY,

!\.-\ \V F O R D ,

>JD

P HI L B R O O K

§pertal Qlommittre.a A/1111111i Go1.'er11i11g Co111111ittee af Athletics

M ES S R S.

\\.

D WORTH,

\ ERX,,

P E R KTl\S,

A LD E:'\

MMOl\D,

R O B E R T L. 0 \ E).T Celebratio11 of Phi Beta Kappa A1111iPersar:y

M R.

H. L L, MI

COB

R;..r , A); D T H E CH

I RM AN

011fere11ce with Can1egie Fou11datio1L

M E S S R . JOH ' Oi\J, H

. ID P R E SI D E

L L,

ROBERTS

AND

�ra!luate ®rgantiattonn THE GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

fficcrs

r i9_4-1925

Preside11t, ER0:E T H. MAI.,1:\G, 99 Vice-President, F RED F LA\\"REN E, 'oo Secretary, ERI\E T C. MAR R I :\" E R, "13 Treasurer, CHARLE, \\'.

Necro/ogist, EDVd

Portland kowh gan

\ ater ille

IG ·E, '9

Waterville \.Vaterville

. WH I TTEMORE, '79 Co111111illee to .\'0111i1tale rl/1111111i Trnslecs

Bo ton Centre, Ma . Bo ton Bo ton rl an , La. w

>: ewlun N A/11111 11i Represe11/ali<.•es 011 the A tli l etic C o 11 11cil

LBERT F. Dl<. .i\IM l>:D, ' GEORGE F. TERRY, JR, 22

\V aterville \ ·aterville Me111bers of

J/1111111i

01111ci/

Ov El\, '87 HENRY \, . FO , '96 RALP H N. GOOD, '10 JOSEP H Ml TH, '24

FRED K.

\I\ oodfords rlington Portland kowhegan

BOSTON COLBY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Aicer

I 24-1925

. '96 Presiden t, H. \ AR.RE !\ F Vice-Presidents, HE:\R Y F. C RTI , '87 · ALEX Secretary, BURR F. J NE , '07 Assistant Secretary, C HA RLE M. BAILEY, '20 Trearnrcr. !\GIER L. G ODWIN, 02 Exec11/ i;.'e Co111 111 ittee, Ter111

LE, 96

�DER H. MITCHELL, '02

Expiring

1928

D. K. AREY, '05

T T.

'15

ATLANTIC STATE COLBY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Officers for 1924-1925

President, HARRY T. ]O RD N, '93 Secretary-Treasurer, C H RLES E. G. SH

NNON, '99

Executive Co111 111 iltee

F REDE RICK F. SULLY, 'r6

0 C

R L. LONG, '98

GEORGE OTT

MITH, '93

CONNECTICUT VALLEY COLBY CLUB

Officers for 1924-1925 Preside11t, CH RLES F. T. E VERNS, '01 Secretary, RO"YDEN K. GREELY, 'r3 C h a ir111a11 of Exewti"<•e Co111 111ittce, H R RY E. H MILTO

1, '96

CHICAGO COLBY CLUB

Officers for 1924-192r Preside11t, NATHANIEL B TLER, '73 Secretary, EVERETT L. WYM N, 'r4

Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill.

WESTERN MAINE COLBY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Officers for

19--t-1925

President, CHE �TER . 0 LE '13 l'ice-Preside11t, R.·\LPH -:\. G OD, '10 Secrela1")1-Treas11rer, L EO G. S H E O::\G, '13 AROOSTOOK COLBY CLUB

Officers for 192-t-192.1 President, GEORGE A. G OR HA M , '91 First l ice-President, FRAl\iK \ ·. T. h.BE L L, 'o-t � econd Vice-President. Y I C T OR .-.\. GIL P.-\ TRJCl, 'r3 Secretary, ALBERT K. S T E T O X , '07 Treas11rer, \\"ALTER F. TITCOM B, '97

H ou l ton Smyrna M i l l s D a v i dson H ou lton H oulton

THE NEW YORK COLBY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Officer· for

I92-t-T92.)

Preside11t, 1 ER L E CR \VE L L ·10 Vice-President, LOI ME ERVE FLYE, 'o_ SeC1'etarJ•-Treas11rcr, E. H. C O L E, 'r_ T H E COLBY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

fficers for

I9--t-I92.)

President, MR . E LEAl\'OR f<EECH MARRl-:\ER, ro First T"ice-Presidc;it, M R . GERTRL DE lLL LEY P. DE LFOR D, '96 Second f'ice-Preside11t, ).IJS MARY TOBEY, '15 Secretary, M R . ETHEL M ERR L I \\"EEK 'q Treasurer, Ml ,-.\LICE PlJRI X T X, ·99 rlssista11t 1'rca.rnre1'. MI B ER TH.\ KEK:-.;I X, '07 Auditor, Ml MER E M R E. '13

E.rerntii•e

MR MI

FL RE.\1 C E E. T X, '1 E LI E LA\\'REX E F E::\TI M.-.\ X , 'rt ELIZAB ETH L RRABEE, '23

S R

Ml'

Oil11cil

atervi l l e

Newton Center, M a s . \ ater i l l e \ aten i l le \ ater v i l l e \ atervtlle \ ater v i l l e

01111cil

\ ater v i l l e tockton Springs Watervil le

JI e111bers

RRI ET VIG E B E SS E Y, 97 AKKIE H AR T H OR X WH EEL ER, 'o8

ater v i l l e ater v i l l e

Chrrir111an of the Pro111otion Co111111iltee

E ADE L L E Gl L P. TRICK,

·02

H a l l owell

AROOSTOOK COLBY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

Officer

for 192.+-192·

Preside11t, , � XI E RIC H A R D O� B AR I\ E , '9-t Vice-President, E T H E L G. CH M B ER L:.\TK, '1:1 Secretarv. D O R OT H Y I. MITCH E L L . '21 Treasurer. RO E AR VER TJ LLEY, 'r 1 Exernfi<·e Co111111iffee

ETHEL

. CH. MB ERL. T:\, 'rs I TROM P 'OX L

MORE.

C L R. U,

'13

O LLI"NS PIPER, 'r4

WATERVILLE COLBY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

ffi.cers for I92-t-I925 TROMP ON, '15 Preside11t, GRACE \I\ ELL Vice-President, NETTIE M. R NN L , 'o Secretary, i\ IEROE F. MOR E, '13 BOSTON COLBY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

President, NELLIE B KEM 1\ Vice-President, R BY CAR El Treasurer, H. ZEL \ HITIN Secretary, P . LTNE HIGGI�B

·_o

SOUTH KENNEBEC COLBY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

fficer

for 1924-i925

P1-esident, ADA E. EDGEC MB, '96 Vice-President D. 1 \" MURRA:.· \ IL 0)l, Secretary-Treasurer, NAOMI M HER, '2_

'18

Co111111iltce 011 n·a_vs

ADELLE R. GILPATRI K, '92 ALFRIEDA K. BOWIE, '_o

end

11/cans

JE>l1 IE M. COCHRA)JE, '04 L E O RA E. PRENT! '12

CONNECTICUT VALLEY COLBY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

ffic r

f r I92-t-19r

Preside11t, LINDA GR:\ ES, '95 Vice-Preside11t, i\IlLDRED GREELEY AR�OLD, '17 Secretar:y-Treasnrcr, H. ZEL D RGI N . DBERG, '17 BANGOR COLBY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

Officer

for I92-t-19-S

Preside11t, MRS. M. RlO . PARKER HUBBARD, '97 (reigned Secretary-Treasurer, MABEL A 1;\E H MPHRE\", '9

Jre.siilrnt .Artl7ur JJrrrmtaq 11\obrrt.s Educated at Colby College and Han·ard University. Degrees recei,·ed: From Colly, A.B., LL.D.; from Harvard, i\L . ; from C lgate, LL.D. ; from University of Mai ne, L L.D. Instructor in Engl ish, Colby College, 1890-1894; Prof es or of English, 1 95-190 ; Babcock Professor of P y chology and Moral Philo ophy ; Pre iclent, 190 -

JUL l AK

D. NIEL

T. Y LOR

Ta;,.lor l-'rofcs.rnr of the Lati11 La11g11agc and Literature

E d ucated at C l by College. las of 1868. Degrees recei,·ed: From Colby, A.B . . A.M., LLD. Teach ing po iti n held: Tutor, Colby, 1 86 - 1 873; Profe sor f Latin, I 73-. Office row held: Profe sor o f Lat111. Colby; ice-Pres ident of the Ticonic J\'ational Bank, \\'ater\'ille, Maine.

ANTO� MA RQ

. RDT

Professor of the Gcr111a11 La11g11agc and Literature

Educated in Germany at the Catharineum in Lubeck and the n i ,·er ities of B erlin and K i el. Degree recei\·ed: From the Catharineum 1877. Da E injah rig F rei w i l l igen, Diploma ; r8 o Da A bituu reinten, D iploma, and in 18 5 fr m the ni,·ersity o f Kiel . the d aree of D ctor, Ph.D. Teaching position, held: H igh ch ool at Watertown, �!ember of Phi Ma . , r 87-1 91 ; inc<: 1 '9 at C lby. Beta Kappa· Ca cade Grange, akland, M aine ; National Geographic ociety.

C L . \ R E�CE H. Y\

'vV.H l T E

Professor of the Greek La11guagc and Literat11re

Educated at B r i to! ca<lemy, Taunton, Ma s . ; mher t College. Degr es recei,·ed: .B. ( r 86 ; A.M . mherst Coll ege. Teach ina po ition (1902)-both from mher t, held: In tructor in Greek in High School in Mass, I 85-1886; T eacher f Clas ics and Math ematic in t h e Bowen School for Boys, Hart ford, C nn.. 1886-1887; Jn tructor in Lat in and Greek at Carl eton Col lege, North orcester cad field, M i1111., 1 87- 1 891; Latin Ma ter at emy. \Vorce ter, M ass., 1 891- 1 902 ; P ro fessor o f Greek at Colby Col l ege, 1902-.

f{ E Fl{EEMA�

RMEAJTER

Professor of Che111islr�,i

chool, Mas . ,\gric. Col Degree received: B.S., ni\'.; M. and Ph.D., olby ollege. Teaching hemi try, Ma . Agric.

\\"EBSTER

HE TER

Professor of B io logy

Educated at Bulkely High chool, New London, niver ity and Han·arcl Conn., Colgate ni,·ersity. D grees received: From Colgate, . B. : Harvard, A.M. Teaching position held: t Colby Academy, i900-1902 · Colby College, i903-; pecial Lecturer at the Bangor Theological Seminary: \\"aten·ille-\VinsJm,· Chamber of Commerce; Excuse Officer.

BRYCE A I-I

R.-\FT

Professor of flla t he1 1 1 a tics

Educated at Wake F re t College, \ ake F re t, i\. . , niver. ity. Baltim re, Mel. Degree re Johns Hopkins ·ei,·ecl: From Wake F re t C liege, .B., 1906; from J hns Hopkins Univer ity, Ph.D., 191I. P iti n held: Principal \.Vingate High School, 1906-1910; Instructor Baltim re Polyt chnic In titute, 1910-1911; lby College, 1911-. Member: Phi Beta Kappa: The American Math ematical ociety; The Mathematical S ciety of America: \IVaterville-\iVinslow Chamber of Commerce: Faculty Member of thletic Council; Treasurer of thletic A ciation; Honorary Member of \lpha Fraternity; hapel Officer; Chairman Faculty Comm". on N n- thletic , s o ciations; Vice-President \Vaterville Rotary Club.

H E R BERT

.-\ RLYLE

LIBBY

Professor o f P11b/ic Speaking Educated at Colby College ; Curry School of Expres sion and H an·ard UniYer ity. Degree recei \·ed : H an·ard - ni\·er ity, _ . B. . 190-t. Teach i n g po i t ion h e l d : u perintendent Publ i c ch ool , \\"aten· i l le, r909-19r_: Colby Coll ege, 1909-. In t ruct r in \'ocal C u l t u r e and Rhet o ric, B a n gor T heo! o-ical �em i n a ry , 1909-19_0. i!ember : \\·at e n- i l l c-\\" in low C h a m ! er f C o m merce : \\'aten·i l l e Rotary !uh: Z e t a P i F ratern ity ; K e w Eno-l a n d Public pea k i n o C n fere n c e ; H an·ard T e a c h e r A ociation. ffice 1 1 w h Id: T ru tee \\'aten·i l l e Public Library ; 1ember of B ard f I i rector . \\" aten· i l l e-\\.in l ow h am ber o f . · m m re : P resident \\"a t e n-i l l e Rotan· Club ; C h a i r m a n. m m e n c ment C o m m ittee, Colby "c olleo-e ; \ -ice- Pre ident of C m mu n ity en·ice.

KAT H AKI EL

E R :\ E T

. \\ H E EL E R

Professor o f Ph: y sirs

Ed ucated at lby Academy, .:\e\\" Lond n, K. H .. Colby C l l eo-e a n d M cG i l l Cn i \"er ity. Deo-ree recei\·ed: o l by College, B. ., 190 : Mc , i l l . B. c. a n d 1\f .C., Fr m 1911. Teach in p it ion h el d: Demon t rator, en ior D 111011 t rator. Lecturer, and A i tant I'ro fe_ r, Depart ciate m ent o f Phv i c , '.\Ic G i l l Un i \·ersit\·, 190 -1920; A ollege . 1920-19:n · Pro fe or ol by r o f Phy i c , Profe !embe r : . \ m erican oil y Colleo-e, 1921-. o f Phy i c . ociety ; Amer ican r\ -ociation for the r\d \·ance Phy ical f Eno-incer ociety for the Prom t ion m e n t o f cience : ' meo-a F raternity. ino- Educa t i n ; Al pha 1 a u

C H A R LE

H A R RY

E D \\ ' . R D

Professor o f Ph:ysica/ Ed11catio11 Educate I at Sp ringtie l d Y. M. . • . Coll ege. De Tees . A. C liege. B. P.E., pri no-field Y. M . recei \·ed : From 1921. Po ition held: F i r t Li utenant. R. 0. C . ; D i rector lby College, at of Phy ical Educat ion a n d At h l e t i c

1921-.

ACLE 17

NET T I E MAY R

NNAL

D.:011 of l/"0111e11, Assistant Professor

of fllathe111atics

Professor of Bibliografth:-,•; Librarian

M a i ne ) H igh chool, olby Educated at B ri oton Coliege. Degree r ceiv d: Fr m Colby Col lege, B.A., 1 9 1 3. Po iti n held : H ead of Engli h Department, H e cting Principal, 192 1 ; Repre bron . cademy, 19 1 3-r021 ; setat i ,·e of Ginn & Company, Educat ional Publi h er , 1 9- 1 1923 ; Librarian, Colby Col leae, 1923-. M ember: l ph a Tau Ome<>a Fraternity .: Phi Beta Kappa ; M asonic Lodge; \i\iaterv i l l e Ki\\· a n i s Club · merican Library . ociation.

C U R TIS H UG H

M O R ROW

Associate Professor of Economics

Educated at Clark Col lege a n d Clark Un iversity. Degrees received: From Clark College, A. B . , 1 91 0 ; from Clark U n i versity, A. M . , l9IL Po itions held: ssistant in H i story, Cl ark Col l ege, 19 1 0- 1 9 1 6 ; Pastor Jamesvil l e ssistant Librarian rnerican Baptist Church, 1 9o8-1 9 1 9 ; n tiquarian ociety at \i\ orcester, Mas . , 1 9 1 2- 1 91 8 ; H ead o f t h e Depa rtm ent o f H i story a n d Economics, Melro e H igh School, 1918- 1 920 ; Head of t h e Department of Eco nomics, Colby College, 1920-. H arvard u m mer School, 1 91 9 ; Clark Summer School, 1921.

J AM I

EDW

R D CARTER

Assisfl111t Professor o f Jfatlie111atics Educated at Gun n e ry chool, \\ a h ington, Con n . ; P h i l l ip . cademy, A n dover M ass. ; H an·ard o l l ege Cam bridge, Ma Degrees recei Y e d: F rom H arvard, • . B., r go ; . if ., l 92. Teaching po i t i o n s h e l d : I nstructor in M at h ematic , Colorado Col l ege, Colorado pri ngs, Colo rado , 1 90- 1 91 ; I n t ructor i n M assachusetts In t i tut� of Technology, B o ton, 1 93- 1 91 0 ; ssociate Pro fessor of M a t h e m a t i c Colby Col lege, 1910-. M ember : Am erican M a t h ematical ociety ; The M at h e matica l · ssociation of America ; Fel low o f t h e A me rican Associat ion for the Advan�ment o f c i ence.

H EN R Y

E M E RSO�

T REFET H EN

Assista11t Professor of ,-/stro110111y Educated at Kent's H i l l and \ Ve l eyan n iYer i ty. Degrees rece i ,· ed: F rom \ i\ e l eyan ' n iver ity B.A. and M.. Teach ing positions h el d: Kent' H il l , I 1-19 1 1 ; Colby C o l l ege, 19 1 r-. M ember : P h i i\lu T h e t a · P h i Beta I appa ; M ath ematica l ociation of merica .

E D \\ A R D

H E )J R Y

PERKI N S

Associate Professo1' of Geology n iversit_ Educated at \\i ' e l eyan U n iver 1ty a n d Y a l e F rom \, esl eyan receiYed : Degree chool. Graduate n iversity Graduate School, Univer i ty, B . S . , 1 912 ; Yale P h . D. , 1 9 1 9. Positions h el d: I n st ructor i n Chemist ry and ssi tant tate College, 191 �- 1 9 1 ? · Geology, R hode I land niProfe sor, 1918- 1 9 1 9 ; Pro fe sor o f Geology, \\ estern olby ociate Professor o f Geol ogy, Yer ity, i9 1 9 - 1 920 ; SurGeological S. . i stant Geologist, U College , 1920- ; yey, l9 T9--. M ember: Common Club; Ameri can � : ni ociety o f Ma111111a l og1st s ; m e rican n i on; t h o l oai t ociation of M ai n e Geologists ; Pre ident, 1 922 ; K n ox Academy of A rt s and Sciences, P reside n t, 1922.

LfD

H ·LLE

!11str11ctor i11 Fre11c/1 Educat d at E1wli h High , cho I, \\' rce ter, Ma . , Feller ] 11 titute, Pro1·i11cc E Qu 1 ec, anada. Degree ni1·er ity, P. Q., 1900; McMa t r ni recei1·ed: McGill ni1·er ity, . . M., 190 . Teach Yer ity, :\.U .. Igo-; Clark i1w p itio11 held: Felio\\' at Clark nil' r ity 1909-1910; allege, \\'orce ter and B ton, rgr--1917; \: rthwe tern 11 y C llege, 1917 · Roxbury Latin ch ol, i9r ; C lby olle e, 1918--. Member f Leice ter Club \\'orce ter, Ma .

f{L J EFFER

::\

\\'EBER

Assisla11I Professor of E11g/ish Educated: Baltimore City kins Univer ity, 19q; Maryland Rh de

\VlLLJAM

JOH0l

VdLJ I>: 01\

rlssociate Professor of 1-i istory Educated: \\-illiam and Mary College, olumbia Uni ,. r�ity. vV leyan Ur;iYer ity, v\'a hington ilege. De arees r ce1v d: Fr 111 \\'illiam and l\lary, B.Litt., 1902; from Columbia, M ..., 1903; Ph.D., I92...f; from \Ve leyan -niver ity, M . . \., ad eundum; from \\'a hington College, LL.D. Tcachmg po iti n held: In tructor in Latin and IJeae, i902-1905; Dean f Greek \\-illiam and Mary r909-1917; Educational Dir ctor. \iVashinoton C llege. Camp Hancock l9J7-l')T : _ rmy Educational Corps, Rcauvr, France, 191 -1919; Lecturer in Hi tory, \Vesleyan 11i1·ersity, 1919-1923; A ociate Profe r of Hi tory, olhy College, 1924-; niversity of Vermont ummer ch I, 1923. Membn: American Hi torical A sociation; Political cience . sociation · New Encrland Hi tory Teacher ssociation; Phi Beta Kappa.

RGE

\UFFI l\GER,

Professor of B11si11ess

ld111i11istratio11

Graduate o f berlin Col lege, Cla · of r 9191 A . B.; one year graduate ,,. rk Leland tanford Jr. lJniYer ity, 1919a raduate work Graduate chool of 1 920; Two y ar . dmini t rati n , Han·ard n i1·er ity, 1 9 20-1922, Busine M.B. . ; two year3 experi nee with \.Vashburn Cro by en·ed in Field rti l l ery Company a traye l l i no auditor. during u m mer and fall of 1 918. Taught accounting at �tan f rd.

ED\\"ARD

JO E PH COLGAN

Associate Professor of Education

Educated: ?IIa sachusett I n titute of Technology, 1 905 -1906 ; Harvard 1 9q-r 9 1 7-1919-1922 ; Un il'ersite de Lyon , 1 91 9 ( Certificate pecial) ; U n i Yer ite le Paris, 192 11922 ( pecial \\Ork in Education and Applied P ychology). Dear\:'e- r cei1·ed: From H a n·ard, . . A., 1 91 7 ; 1.A., 1 920 ; Candidate for Ed. D. Teach i n g po itions held: Principal Gil lett H igh cho l . A rkan a , 1 912- r 91 3 ; Principal De Queen High chool, A rkansa , 1 9 1 3-19q; H ead o f Depart ment f Ph ilo ophy a n d Education, \l fred ni1·ersity, -:\ew \' rk, 1 9L-192-i ; P ro fe or o f Educat ion, Al f red n i1·er ity umm r ch ool , 1923; P ro fe or o f Psychology and E<lucati n , C !by College, 192-i-. Member: Phi Delta Kappa (national honor oc1ety i n Education); rati onal ociety o f oil ge Teachers o f Education; merican Soci ety f r the • d \' ancement of cience; Kappa Ph1 Kappa.

L E� TER Fk.-\.:\K \\EEK Assistant Professor of Chc111istr3•

Educated: Colby C llege · H a n·ard n i1·er ity. Degrees recei,·e ? : l!rom olby College, B . . , 1 91 - ; f rom Han·ard ntl'er 1ty, M.A.. r 9r6. P o ition held: In tructor at Gn iver ity of �lai n e, 1 9 1 6-1917: A i stant P ro fe o r o f C h e m i try, n i1·er ity o f Maine, 1 9 1 6-r9r 7 ; s _1 tant f'. rofe or of C h em i try_ Colby College, 1 9r8r 920. Studied at Cornell , 1 920-1922. A i�ant P ro fe or o f Chem i try, Colby Colleae, 1922-.

I TTH R O P

M O R S T A TLEY

Assistant Professor of P ltysics

Educated: tate ?\ orma l cho I, Farmington, Maine, niver ity of M aine, u m m er 'e ion , University f M aine, 19q-1915, and Ma ach u ett In titute of Tech nology, i922. Degree received : From the niversity o f M ain , .B., 1910. P o ition h 1 1 : uh-Ma ter, >: r\\'ay High cho 1, 1907-1909; Principal, ,ree1will e High chool, 1910-1913; Teacher f cience, \\'e tbro k High chool, 1913-1 17; Teach r of Phy ic , Deering H igh ch ol, 19171 _o; Colby Col l ege, 1920--. M ember : !\ew England ociati 1 1 f Phy ic Teacher ; . merican Physical ciety. r90�;

F L O RE� C E

ELlZ

BETH

DUN N

Instructor in E11g/ish

Educated at Colby Col l ege, Tew York State Library School R adcl iffe o l l ege. D grees received : From Colby Col l ege, B .. ., I 6: from Radcliffe, M .A., 1922. Teaching position h e l d : \.\'atervil l e High School, I 6-1900; Intructor in Latin , Colby l l ege, 1909-1911 ; In tructor in En gli h Literature, l by Col l ege, 192_-. M m'Der : igma r appa; Phi B ta Kappa; . merican Library A s ciati n; Tru t e \\'aterrill (M aine) Public Library, 1915-.

HERBERT

LEE

NE\ M

Director of Religious Ed11catlo11

Educated at Colby Col l ege and ewton Theological Seminary, ewton, M a ss. Degrees received : From Colby College, A . B . ; from Newton, D.D. Positions h e l d : \' ar er ice, April to December, 1918; Lieutenant at Camp Zachary T aylor, Kentucky; Pastor at Hebron cademy from January t o September, 1919; Pastor a t Greensdale Baptist Church, \ orcester, M ass., 1919-1921; Teacher of Biblical Literature, Colby Col l ege, 1922-. M e mber o f the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.

CO LBY O RA 22

C O R R i l\ E

NORMAN

I n s t ru c t o r o f HJ•gie11 e a n d PhJisical E d u ca tio n

Educate d : Lake Erie Coll ege ; Boston l'\ormal S c hool o f Gymn a tic ; Columbia n i v ersity ; G i lbert School of chool o f T e c h Dancing · M a rgaret forrison Carnegie nology ; n iYersity o f P i ttsburg. Teac h i n g p o s i t i o n s h eld: ssistant D i rector o f Physical Educat ion, .v . C. . , Pitts b u rg, 1 9cr-1907 · \\ i nchester School, Pittsburg, 1 907-191 9 ; H igh l a n d H a l l chool, 1 91 9 - 1 9_ 1 ; M a ry C. \ heeler School, Pro..-i dence, 1 9- I -1922: Tn t ructor in H ygien e and P hysical Education Colby Coll ege, 1 922-.

E �R E T T

TISK

STRONG

I 11stractor ·i 1 1 R o m a 1 1 ce· La 11g 11ages

Received Degree of . B. f rom ·wesleyan n i ,·ersity, 1 9 1 8. Positions h e l d : Master in French a n d Spanish, ali bury chool, Sal isbury, Conn., 1 9 18- 1 920 ; I ns tructor i n French, H orace _ M ann chool for B oy s , ' 1·. C ity, 1 920- 1 92 1 ; · tudied at Columbia U n i v e rsity, 1 920- 1 92 1 ; S t u d i e d a n d T ravelled in Europe 1 921 - 1 922 ; " D i plome de Profe seur de f ra n ca isa l'et ranger" f rom U n i v e rsity o f Toulouse, F ra n ce, in 1922. M ember o f the P h i N u T h eta Fratern ity.

T H E R FO R D J O H

GETTE

J11str11 c t o r in C h e m istry

Teac h i n g Fel low i n Chemistry, M iddlebury College, 1922-1923 ; Graduate M i ddlebury College, 1 923 ; I nstructor i n Chem istry, Colby Col lege, 1923-.

CEC J L

R L L L\r

l11s/ru ctor i11 E11g/ish

Colby College, 1 9 1 7. A. B. degree. Teach ing po ition s : edgw ick, M e. , H igh chool, l 9 q- 1 9 r 5 ; Department o f Lat in and H i tory, H ebron cademy, M e . , 1917- 1 9 1 8 ; Colby Col lege, In t ructor in Latin and Rhetoric, 1 9 r 9-r 922. Organ izat ion : Lambda C h i Alpha Fratern ity, Colby ; P h i B e t a K a p p a Frate rn i ty , Colby ; T h e . merican Legion. tud ied d t H arrnrd, 1923. In t ructor in Engl i h , !by C l l ege, 1 924-

ROLD

FO T E R

BROW

J11struc/or i n E11glish

Educated : t\ewton Cla i cal H igh chool , K ewton, Ma . ; mher t Coll ege, mher t , 1 ass. Degree re ceived : A. B., ...\mher t, 192 1 . Position h e l d : I n structor in Engl i h at Syracu e n i \·er ity y racuse, N. Y., 19221 923 ; with R . L. Day & Co . . J n ve tment Bankers, Boston, Ma . , 1 923 - 1 92-1. Member Delta Upsi lon Fratern ity.

RRY

B A R T LE T T

l 11stru c l u r i 1 1 Fre11ch

Fducated : Sherrill H igh chool, herrill, N. Y. ; H a m i lton College, Clinton, N. Y. Degree received : . B ., H am i l ton, 1 92 1 ; Diplome S uperieur de I' niYersite de Dij on, 1923. Posit ions held : M aster in F rench and pan i h at the K ingswood School, v est H art ford, Conn., 1 92 1 1 924 ; i\ I a t e r i n French a n d Spani h , Summer e s ion o f the \ est m 1 11 ster chool, S i msbury, Conn., 1924. M ember o f the Lambda C h i Alpha Frate rn i ty.

�I

CO LBY O RACL

MALCOLM

B EM I S

M O\ E R

Educate d : B rown n ivers ity, 2 years ; Colby College, -. B . , Colby, 1 905· Positions 2 years. Degr es receiYed : h el d : 1 906- 1 9 1 l , w it h B u reau o f E ducation, P h i l ippine I l a n ds ; 1 9 I I - 1 9 1 2, ppraiser, P h i lippines Customs ervice, M a n i l a ; 1913 to 1 922, Plantation M a n ager, D u m aguete, P. I. Frate rn i ty , T h et a Delta Chi ( B rown ) .

RTH

E U STIS

l11structor i11 Eco110111ics Educated : Colby Col l eo-e, 1 923 ; d m i n i st ration, 1 923-1 92�. Busine From Colby, B . A . , 1 923. M ember: Frat e rn i ty ; Phi Beta K appa.

M L C H A E L ].

111str11c tor in Athletics M ember of the American O lympic Teams of 1908 and 1 9 1 2. econd P l ac e in Canadian M arathon, 1 9 1 I. Coach at Bate C o l l ege for t li ree years. I nstructor and Physical Di rector a t Camp Gordon, Ga., a n d Camp U pton, . Y. T r a i n e r o f American Olympic Teams o f 1 920 and 1 924. H el d record for Bo ton M arat hon tweh·e years.

Har Yard Schoo l of Degrees recei ·ed: lpha Tau Omega

1.Ebwarll 1Rou11by ,Âˇlt hlctic

oach

Educated : , t . Lavn nee n i er-ity, 1 9 1 4 ; otre Dame ummer Cour e, 924. Degree received : B.S. Positions held : Coach at t. Lawrence, Y., 1 9 1 5- 1 9 1 7 ; Coach at Hampden idney College, a., 1 9 1 9- 1 923 ; Coach at :E ent' Hill eminary, 1 9 1 81 91 9. Member B ta Theta Pi. .

HENS

Di'if510N 27

•

e n z o rs ·

I O R CL

OFFI C E R

President Vice-Pre idcnt Secretar·y- Treasn rcr

Ru ell 1. iui re John N . ..'.:.,aughton Charle B. Chapman

§rnior (!}la.a.a 1!\oll Farm ington, X. H . Fairfield Sto 11 in gto11, Con n . Parkm a n Water ille Ho ulto n Sanford Freeport 1\'orth Have11 Portland Boston, Mass. So uth B osto n , Ifass. Rockla11d Bangor Franklin , lass. Lisbon, '. H. darns f ass. Pittsji.l'ld, 1ass. L wm , 1ass. R�vere, Mass. Houlton Springvale Caribou

Earle tanley Ander o n Edward I ayo rcher John E d ward Atwood Aver) Coburn HoYey A yer E dv.-ard T ravi Baxter 0 car Packard Benn 1 alcolm Erne t Bennett Che ter A bury B rovm Robert Carver Brown l fred Kin Chapman Charle Barnard Chapman H erbert Forre t Colb)r H i ram Hall Crie Lloyd 1 orrill Dearb rn Kenneth Piper Doe Fred Harri on E a tman \ldo Loui J ohn Fa ce Flynn -Tohn F ranci Robert Frank Fran en Perrin ewell F reeman Jo eph Pearce Gorha m Raymon d t even Grant . \ _i l li am v\ all ace Hale Jr.

Bridgeport, Co n n . Bhigham ton, . Y. Farm ington Tfi inslow Clin ton Waterville T T est Ripley , ew Bedford, Mass. Houlton Yarm ou thville 1T at rville Waterville TT h it111a11, Jass. Io11 t icello f 1 'aterville South H adleJ' Falls, lass . 1 T aterville Waterville Win throp TT orccster, I ass. Oakland Cambridge WaterÂˇuille n inthrop . Clint o n Fall River, 11 1 ass. I. West O range, T T altha m , 111 ass. Portland TVaterville Chicago Ill. Farm ington Win throp Pittsfield, Mass. Berlin H. Morrill Charleston 1 Vaterville Hartsdale, . Y.

Robe rt Hubbard Hawkins J r. Roy Ca rlisle Hearon Theodore Rao evelt Hodgkins Kendall Ba sett Howard Carroll 'vVe ley Keen Ralph Ma on Larrab e John

el on Laughton

Louis Robert McBay Elli

Ford McLeod

Edward H ackett Merrill Earl Linwood Merriman Donald

\ il on Miller

El lsworth

i l li

Millett

Donald ]. Mills John Read Monroe Edward Thoma

lfoynahan

*Lee Tupper N i chol Phi li1

Gorham Pearce

Irving Grant Pinkham "William Franci

Pov. er

Verne Everett Reynold C larence Stonelynn Roddy Arthur

car Ro enthall

Reginald Parkman Rowell Kenneth Eugene Shaw Mark Edward Shay Charles 'vV hite Shoemaker Walter Dil l Simm Benj amin Elwin Soule Russell Mill ard Squire Syl ve ter Richard Sullivan George E l i j ah Ta h Elmer McLellan Taylor Howard Bailey Tuggey

Kenneth Leon Wentworth Keith Bernard 'v\ eymouth Raymond Eugene 'vVeymouth Carlton Frederick "Wiley Ralph Sterl ing Wilkinson *Deceased.

.10

�rntnr

QHmrn lllta t nry

Turn anoth er pao-e in the hi tory f Colb) . for the C l a:; o f '25 i lea ing. Long a fter \ H haYe g ne will t h e re ult o f o u r bri e f tay be felt on the campu . Never did a more er a t i l e or more talented grou p enter thi old college. The athletic team will be left w ithout the men \\'ho for four year ha\ e been the very backbone o f Colby athletic . The be t tudent een at Colb) in many a long year go vvi th our leaYing. Her debating team� "·ill have to be recruited from new material for the be t debater in coll ge are found on our class rol l . Thi ill u t riou cla ha given much to the rowth and deYelopment o f the college during the e pa t four yeaL. \. _ we l eave, howe er, \\' e feel ure that i n the Cla s o f i 926 we h a \'e \\'Orthy ucce _ 01" who will caHy on the t raditions and ideal o f Colby e en a we haYe t ri ed o to do.

E.\ R LE

TA X L E Y

'']

ED\\ . . \ RJ

M .\ Y

.-\ R

. ;\ D E R

� T

H al ibut''

H E R , Z '11

"Ted" " Th ere was 0 11 c c a ch ild, a 11 d he s t rolled a b o u t a good dea l a 1 1 d thoug h t of a 11 11 111 ber of th i11gs. "

chool , Fairfiel I. Maine ; Druid . Lawrence H igh Behol d a qu iet gentleman . unobtru i\·e . w ho commutes daily f rom \Yat n·i l l e' uburl an di t ri ct , t hat i , Fairfield. He has neY r been known to ound forth the loud h u rrah or to allow un ecmly i re t contro l him. H oweYer, on B l oody :i\ f onday, many y ar ag when he wa a ophomore, 'ti aid by tho e wh ught t know that h e swung a Ju ty paddl e . .\11 t y u, Ted.

J O H N E D\i IN ATWOOD, AVERY "

Ed "

A T n

" B i rdcage"

''For h e by g eo m e tric scale 0 11ld take the size of tops of a le. '

ton ington H igh School, tonington, Con n. ; ommence sher, I ; t udent Mar hal, 2 ; A s t . Manager Footba l l , ment 3 ; Manager Footba l l , 4 ; Vice- Pres. I ntramural League, 4. In introducing John Edwin twood yery of I cal fame we h a\'e a iduou ly triven to censor anyth ing pertaining to achievement, because this i not an autobiography. Ed wa the very popular manager of t h i s year's football team an I con sequen tly is reverently addressed as the ''managem en t . " 'n fortunately he became interested in a very m inute creature a ffectionately dubbed the " M ou e," not that this i s so bad in it e l f, but the American Tobacco Co. certainly doe put out a f ul product. 'vVe w i l l miss your j o\·ial counten ance, Ed, and possibly at some future date you will explain those subtle scraping squeaky noises.

·R� H O V E Y A Y E R

' ' Par o n ''

"A. 111tlll se"<'cre he was a11d sier11 to

-c•ie·w.''

., Honor Rol l, I , 2, 3 , -1 : Echo Board, 2, 3 : 1·. :\I. C. 1urray Prize Debate, 2 ; 2 . 3, -1 ; ... ecr tary, -1 ; \\' rn n i n o- Team ociety, 2 ; peakino- Conte t, 2 ; Debat inoH a l l \\·ell Prize ouncil, 4 ; Pi tudent I n tercol l o-iate Debati1w Team, 3 ; I(appa Dl·l ta. olby from the ,,- j J ds o f northern Maine, Coburn came t but h e gradnally became c i Y i l ized. T hough h i s conduct in the pa · t ha b�en exc llent we can ,·ouch for it no longer, due, ,,-e orr w fu i ly admit, to the i nfluence o f a \ a al boro maiden. b 1 rn . y ur rccr rd speak f r it el f and whether on the farm, i n t h e pulpit, or el e\Yhere, ,,-e know that you "- ilf uc c eel a you h a ,·e a t Colby.

E D \\ ' ..\R D T R :\

"E Jcly''

BAXTER,

<I> � e

.. Bexter"

" H is m irth is 1,•arra nt for his welc o m e. " \\" aten· i l l e H io-h chool : Coburn la ical In t itute ; pocial e Editor of O racle 2. ilon Beta ; Glee iub, 1 , 2. 3. -1 ; . \\·e a re ,·ery pr ud o f our l ittle " Eddy. · ' F r four years . . Bexter" wa one o f the tru ty m ember o f the olby Glee C l ub a n d h i read i n o- h a,·e won him fame i n a l l part o f Xew England. Ed Jin i n the em·i ron o f Fairfield Center and we al way w i hed that he'd come t t \\"ll more o ften. H is h u mor i - contagiou and we know his am iabil ity ,,· i l l carry him far i n th way of men.

0. C .\ R P A K . RD " Polly"

B E:\ :\ ,

� 'r

'' Benn"

l a ical In titut : Tennis, I , _ ; Good win ; T rea · . cieh, 2 ; Assi tant Librarian, 2, 3, -1 hat i ng Tho_e l ibra ;y ti l e , "·h ich h a \'e a habit of con fu ing e\·en the be t f u . nee in a w h i le, h a ,·e 11 0 terrors at al l for car. £,·er- I ook i kn \\'n t h i m by its color. a n d hou l d k b y Linco l n " he wou l d m i l y o u a. k h im for t h a t "red I i n o-Jy produce th riaht \"Olum ,,·ith ut e,·en a king whether t help has ,·ou m eant Joe or Abe. H i. cheerful ,,· i l l ingne �,·on h i m the e teem o f a l l h i fel low student .

3.3

MAL

LM E R :\ E T B E t\ :\ ET T , ''

'· f f

H E TER

.\ ··

h t"

\\' � •

E ben "

" M aley"

h a / e'iHr we d o, let 11s do it 11011!. "

\. T !1

" B rownie''

'Aly ·weoltlz is si111p /icity ; 111:,1 /11x 11ry . sob riety ; 111y res t , work . "

Fr cport

H igh

, ch

your quiet l ittle Yi it .

BERT

C .-\ R \ . E R

" er age"

BR o1

\\' :\ ,

� T

arve''

ph 111 re D clamati n, _ , North H aven H iO'h ch ool ; Fir t German Pri ze, _ · Honor R 11, 1, 2, 3, -I ; Band, I . 2, 3 -I ;

Commencement 1 11 \' itation Committee, -1 ; .-\ i tant 1anager racle 3 · Bu ine s ManaO'er ncle, -1 ; D ru i d . Brown ie is the Pre ident. cabinet. and entire member h i p o f t h e Colby _ r r t h H aven C l ub. Thi , in it· l f, i quite a di ti nction since all the member belong to the Colby chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Carve ha also held the en\'iable po i ti n f "tutor in chief" at the D. U. house for t h ree year . The rule is, "\i\Thenever in doubt a k B ro\\'nie." \\ hen B rown lea\·e even the pro fessor w i l l be orry. wh ich i more t h a n c a n b e aid for s o m e o f us .

LFRED

1 ..\ 1\ ,

EJ X G

HAP

" .\ ! ' '

"Chappie''

:i. K E

Portland H igh chool · M u r ray Prize Debate. 2 ; H a l l o ' "e l l P r i z e ecretary o f � eak i n o Conte t , 3; Correspo n d i n g Deba t 1 110' oc1cty, 3 ; ophom re Decl amation ; Colby H a n d bo k . 2 . a n d 3; Ed i tor, 3 ; D ru i d , 3 ; I n "itation Committee, -1 ; n o t Colby, I , 2, 3. -I ; P re i d e n t , -1 ; Honor Roll , r , 2, 3, -1 ; Phi Beta K app � ; Y M . C. ...\ . Cabinet. - , 3. -1 ; Colby Echo, " _ - , 3, -I : Edit r-m-ch 1 e f , -1. The ab \'e Ii t a n - 11· cr for happie' ach i e 1·ement . . editor of t h e Echo he ha e tabl i hed a precedent which w i l l be h a r d for f u t u re e d i t r t o follow. ..\hl-ay working for Colby, ahl-ay ready t o help a frien d, a n d ah\'ay a good fellow, hi record i - h a rd t o bea t . A a t}1e111ber o f P h i B ta K a ppa, h e h a pro\'ed h i s worth i n coll ege. ucce a n d friend are \Y a i t i n g for him in after yea r . H e re' t h e be t o f l uck t o you, "Chapp ie," f rom all o f your f r i en d .

H.\ R LE

R :\ A R D

" Ba r ney"

' H A PM ..\ X, ...\. X A

" C h a ppie''

" f f .here is 1111• 11at11re, si111f1/c heart; Dci·ote lo � irt11e fa11cy. a rt ."' Central H i0h ch ol. l\'ominatp r i nO'fiel d . 1\Ia . ; C l a 111 111 . , I ; C l a s ecretary, 3; las T rea u r e r , 4 ; C o l l ege i n <Y uartette, I, 2. 3; Glee lub. r. 2, 3 : Y. 1\1. C. ..\. Deputa t i o n , 1, 2, 3, -1 : C ab i n e t , 3, -1 : P re ident, -1 ; D l e ate t o I n d ianapol i s 1 1 . ; H a l l o,1·el l Prize peaking, 3; J un i or t u<lent \. l u ntecr Prize peak i n o , 3. \\'h n e 1·er you hear of a debat e of any k i n d you can bet happie 11·a p re ent. X eYer wa man your l a " t cent that fonder o f a rgument than h e and t h i h a been t h mean o f aett i n O' h i m i n w ro n g m re t h a n once. Barney h a been a yery hard w rker for t h e Y. L C . A. a n d h i - earne t e ffort a l n o- t h i ! i n� w i l l be sorely m i e d . H e p l a n t o study for t h e m i n i t ry , and we k n ow t h a t h e 11· i1! be a great ucce .

ll ER l E R T F

R R E T CO L B Y, L "]

" Tn/ks of roari11g lio11s as a 111aid of t'1 irlee11 docs of f>11Pf' y dogs." Bo �on Lat i n cho 1, 1 92 1 ; B a ba l l , r, - , 3, -1 · H on or Rol l , 3 : � tudcnt Cou n c i l , 3. -1. \\·e takl' gr at plea ure in i n t r lucing Profe or olby, h ead o f t h D partment o f Bumol ogy, a famou a t h e name h e bear . He can t e l l you the e x act d i t ance to any p i n t 1 e t w e e n h e re a n d Bo t on. H i t r i p are much h o rter t h i y e a r a h e u·ually top i n P rtland. \\·e ' onder if i t i becau e he i get t i n g older ?

CLE 35

BIR

R I E,

L C

" H i"

" Th.Jsc h o 1 1 vs a ve n o t losl t h a t a re spe11t in ceme11 t·i11g rrffec t i o 1 1 . " Rock l a n d H igh c h ol, 1 2 r ; G l e e ' l ub, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; ecret a ry -I · rche tra, r , 2, 3, -1 ; trin uart tte, 3 ; Deputalion, 3 : omm ncement -I · record Hi To pr ph y H i ' f u t u re w u l d be d i fficult. h ". h at M u i c i t h e r i aht Fi e l d , b u t we a re i n c l i ned to t h i n k that h e i better .fi t ted t o d r il'e a pul lic car between \\.ate r v i l l e a n d Lew i ton. \\'el l , wh ate,·er you do, H i , we h pe t h a t you li aYc a many friend a n d a much ucce s in th future a you ha,·e h a d here at Colby.

L LO Y D

R Rl L L

E.\ R B

R;\,

-1 K E

" Dearie"

· ' R ic/1es i,•c "'•ish t o get , } ·el rc 111 i11 spe11 d t hrifts s t ill. ' "

K E � N ET H

PI PER

'·Ken"

DOE,

A T n

" P i pe r"

'" )'u11d Cassius has a lea n a n d h 11 11gr31 loo !? ; J-l.c t h i 11/u t o o 111 1tch : s u c h men are da11gero 11s." Dean cad my, F ra n ! J i n , M a . ; M i dd l ebury Col lege, i 920-_ 2 ; F reshman � u m e r a l . I ; Football 2 · Ba ebal l, I , 2 ; B ro w n - n i v e r i ty, 1 9_ 2 ; Colby Col l eo-e, 1923. ' L i fe w i t h t h i s gent i one sweet song, w i t h ou t a h itch i t r o l l a l o n o- . " Two y e a r s a g o there enter cl t h i b r a i n fac tor F ran k l i n ' pri de, t h e globe-trot t i n g Ken neth. Hi feet h a d trod m any sacred h a l l s i n hi q u e t for k n wl edge, but i n ce his a r r i Y a l h e h a n e Y r h e fi n a l l y decided o n Colby. been Law-le5s but on s Yeral occa s i o n s h i feet h a Y e s l i pped from the paths o f righteou n e s . The rail road mail clerk n o w handle m ech a n i c a l i y t h e m a n y l etters t h a t fly between \\ aten i l l e and K ew Jer sey.

LDO J O H N F A S CE, L C " Pep" "Last 11ig/1t am ong his fellow ro11ghs He jested, q11aff"cd and swore."

:\dam H igh ch ol, .-\ dam , Mass. 1 920 ; Coburn Cla sical In t it ute, 1 92 1 : Cr ss ount ry, r , 2, 4 ; T rack, I , - , 4 ; Interfraternity Ba k tbal l . 1 , 2, 3 - L K appa P h i Kappa. \Vhen Pep came up from oburn four years ago he had decided that the i i fe o f a bachelor \\·a ideal, but what a change in the pa t fe\Y m nth ! Teaching i hi a i m at pre ent a n d we "-i h h i m luck.

H>: H�A :\ C l "Jack"'

" f l 'i.·

F L Y :\ \! ,

. \. · r n

'· Feldy''

grant altho11qh he find m uch He was -.·er.v shJ' of 1 1s.ing it. ' "

·wil,

Cat k i l l e m i n a ry, CaLkill ::.J. Y. · Cla s T rea u rer, r ; B asebal l , I ; Echo B oard, I ; T rack, 2, 3 ; st. Bu- ine s Manager Oracle, 2, ' ; Debati11(T ocidy · Druids. m i le a nd ,,·ork, m i l e a n d study, a lway m i l i n g to m ake other mile ; ahYay:> ,,·elc m e "·here,·er h enter , 1 ecau e the \\·orld seem brighter in h i s pr ence ; that i J hn Francis Flynn. T h i - gentleman di- place anachroni tic gl m with felic1tou \\'Ord a n d deed comparabl e to t h e bene\'olent monarchs o f old E u rope. Hone ty, kindne an 1 J o ye a re the ba ic principl e of h i !' character and "·el l may he be welcomed to the m edical pr fe ion.

R O B ERT F RA � K FRAN EN,

\. X A

" Bob" " I sai

J10 1 1r eyes, your " onderf11! eyes."

Baseball, r , 2, 3, 4 ; Captai n of Ba eba l l , 3 · Glee Club, r · Echo B ard, r , 2 · My tic enior Cla Comm ittee ; W earer o f the ' C." \\' ith h i arm firmly locked in hers, B b led her among the u nt rodcl n way , all the t i m e bestow i ng upon her l ittle t ken o f h i a ffection. H e looked u p to t h e f u l l glory of the g I den m oon and with a far-away expre s ion em itted a he s ighed too. T h e n t h ey both siahed together. d ep igh. But that' enough. B ob won't let t h e world i n on h is LO\·e formula. In pit of h i many Jo,·es Bob h a a l \\'ays fou n d time to be h el p ful on the campu . \\'hen h e leaye_ the rina o f the ball from h i bat \\·ill be adly m i ed in m re w ays than one. Hi futu re i cut out for him and we w i h h i m ucce a he peed h i ' ay around the bases.

P E R R I :\

� EW E L L F R E EI\1.\

.\. X A

'' Buck ' '

· · 1 1 ·1 1 /z Pt1/c

e y e 11praised as 0 1 1 c i11spircd, 111 <'iu11 clzoly su l c ret ired. "

racl e R c ,·er H 1 'h c h ool , R e \ re, fa . ; C p il n l3eta ; Board. 2, 3, 4, . \ s i t ;rn t 13t: i 1 1 e M a 11a,,er, 3, M a n ag i n Edi t r a n d ' cc r t a ry, 4 ; \ \ i h it e M u l e , 3 · \ ' i ce P rc - i d e n t Cla , . c i ety ; P re Club ; 3 ; � ccy. ' l u d c n t o u n c i l . 4 ; D b:l l i n g � ' o p h. H op 0111111 . ; e 1 1 i o r l lop '0111111 . ; Fo tba l l quad, hccr Lead r, 4 ; In t e r f ralt:rn ity T rack, 3, 4 ; \\' ea rer 2, 4 ; heer L eade r ' • · '. " " B uck" come to u f rom R e Yere a. e\·cry ne w ho h a h a d cca_i n t o t a l k t h i m f o r Ji ,·e m i n u t e k n o w . I t wou l d b an imp i b i ! ity t mention a branch o f coll ege act i \·iti i n w h ich o u r h e r h a n o t cl h·ed, a n d h e iJ a t o f the fact that h e h a taken a cour e i n e\·ery b ranch o f t u dy i n coll ege. H wa th . h i n i n g l i o·ht i n t h e Lambda 'h i . . candal " a n d t i m e a ft e r t i m e b r o u g h t r ar o f a p p l a u e f r m t h e crowd w h ich t h ro n ,,.ed t o ee him. \\'e x p ct t o ee h i name h a n i n <Y f r m t h e b r i g h t l ig h t i n t h e future. " B uck" c a n n o t dc c id 1 etw 1 1 t h e M i n i t ry a n d M e d i c i n e but e e m i nc l i n e d t ward t h e l a t t e r , and w e know t h at h i a n o-e l i c w ay \\' i l l t a n d h i m i n crood t ea d ·w h e reYer hi pat h may li \\·e a re all heering f o r you, " Pe r r i n , " a n d k n w that y o u w i l l era h t h rough w i t h th oo cl w h e n t h e t i m e c me .

B E R M :-\ >!

M. N

X e w York Preparat ry. 1 92 1 . Beh l d t h e t u dent ! H e rman ha taken a l l t h e lrn rclc-t c u r e i n c l i ege, a n d h a s cr tten a w ay w i th i t t oo. Ch m i t ry, B i lorry, Embry 1 cry, a n d a l l t h e re t f them. If he h o \\' th a m e a b i l ity i n a ft e r l i f e t h a t h e h a put forth h re at 11 y w e predict a great f u t u r f r h i m .

crc ntl c111 2 1 1 . T h e ll r t Y a r i ty h c k y t ea m at 1 1 y ,,.a m a n aged by ''J ." H i ab i l i ty a a m a nager ha proven h i w orth . \Ve ex1 ect h i m i n a ft e r y ci rs to bee me the l e a d i ng l awye r o f H u l t n. The b t f l u c k to y i1 , "Joe" !

R.\ Y 1IO � D

S T E \ TN S G R A . T, A

" Ray'

"7o

" Prex"

b e adored, a h

that is li-ci11g.·''

a n ford H icrh c h o l , I�-:- I ; Y . 1 . C. A., I, 2, 3 4 ; T r � urcr \_ . M . C . A . , 3 ; \ ice- President Y. M . C . ., 4 ; C h a i rman � re h m a n R ception Comm ittee, 3, -t ; Sophomore H p Comm ittee ; Druid, ; I�appa Phi K appa. ::\ w a n d aaa i n \\·e m e e t a p e r o n w h o m the a o d h a v e liber a l l ) n low e d "· ith b o t h beauty a n d brain . �c h a per. _ _ ? n 1 . Ray. H 1 Y e r 3 t i l e talent lead h i m into d i v er e trange 1tuat1on . n e moment \\·e may find him in the class room in tructing Prexy in the rea l i t i e of P h il o sophy, the next u n d e r a ca : d '.- h· ing i n t o t h e my terie o f motors, aga i n we . _ may hnd him 111 t h e pulpit expoun d i ng the t ru t h o f religion. o r h may be i n t h e aloa m i n g w h ispering w o r d o f 10\·e t o a t arry -eyed dam e l b y b i i d e . \\ " hatever h e u ndertake h e l o e - th r L:ghly a n d wel l w e a w a i t w i th i ntere t h i n e x t ach i e \ m e n t . \\" I L L I A 1

\\-

L L . CE H . L E, .1.. X A ' Bill"

' ::\or k n w w e anyt h i n g o f a i r A the m i l e u p o n thy face." Caribou H igh chool, Caribou, lliain e ; Upsilon Beta ; ::\ om i nating Comm., 2 ; . s i tant M anarrer of Basebal l , 2 ; U anager Ba eba l l , 3 ; e n i r A t h l e t i c Coun c i l m a n , 4 ; la G i f t Comm., .+ ; \\"earer o f t h e " C . " A l t h ourrh one o f the be t l ooking mall men in col l ege he el dom . if eyer, admits it. ince c m i n rr t Colby h is t i me has been about eYenly l i Y i ded between t h e t\\·o h a l l ,. E l k a n d Fo - . H e wa o n c e w e l l on h i \\·ay toward b e i n g elected Phi Mu ma ·cot but i t i l ately rum red that h is h eart has been l o3t el ew h e re. 1\eyer mind, Bill, t h ey ay tlrnt w e are all bound to fall ome time. a n d e\·en thoug h you may be mall in tature you hold a l a rge place i n our a ffection , and you are leaYing a big gap i n our college l i fe . la

. J R. , z -1' " Bob" ..

h a l l t h is

ru n

'· H a w k ' '

loose with o u t a c o lla r ? "

R i dgefi e l d c h o o l , R i dgefield, C o n n . ; Footbal l , r 2, 3 ; la s racl e Board, 3 · B a ebal l , r ; J u n ior Prom Committee ; Ode Comm ittee, 3, -t ; I n t e r f ratern ity Basketba l l Comm ittee r ; Inter fratern ity Ba k etba l l , r , - · 3 ; t udent Council -t ; M y t i c : E p i cu rean A aood-looki n rr p e r n a g e o E dign i fied m i e n and h aughty demeanor i Bob. \\' e feel that his astral plane i of extreme e ] e ,·at ion. a n d fear t hat the t ribulation f h a h - l inging w h ich i t u n derwent i n the p:l · t year may h a ,·e i n j u red it. H ow e ,·er, is u n i m pa i red a n d h i triumphal retu rn to h i cheerfulne B ridgeport ( th e home o f Bob a n d o f B a rn u ni ' s perissodac tyla, ichthyo rn i t h i formc , etc. ) i a u red. He has been a he hard worker a n d a credit t hi col l ege, and t h e ucce h a e a rn e d among u onl a prom i e for the future.

Y C . '\ R LY L E H E A R

�.

8 K E

" R oy"

" S h e sho11 ld n ever ha1:e loolud a t m e, If she 1 1 1 ea 1 1 l t h a t I should 11ot lo'i.'e h er ! "

l{ 0 ' E\ ' ' T eel"

ELT

K l l'\

""'

A T n

" Fa r mer"

" / / 'ea/th, 1'1 0 11 a rt 111y life in deed" F a r m i ngt n H i g h � ch ol, Farm i n gton, Me. ; T rack, - , -I ; Cr u n t ry , 2 , 3 : I n t ercol l eo-iate Debat i n g Team, 2, -I ; M a nager \\' b i t e O racle B a r t l , 3 ; O r.,.a n i z e r a n d Bu i n e M u l e 3 ; M an a 0 i ; 1 0- E l it r \\" h it M u le, -1 ; Deba t i ng ci ety, 2, 3, -1 ; orr" · p on d i 1 w ' c cret a ry , -1 ; P i K a p p a Delta ; D r u i d . T h e \\" r l tl n eed mo1·e l i k e h i m . B rn a t ru e ge n t l e m a n w it h a j o v i a l p e r o n a l i t y a n d a grac i o u h eart, " T d " h a pent fou r yea r i n t h e o l d l l ege on t h K e n nebec among a h t f friend . T h e \\' h i t e J\Iule w a o r an ized a n d pl aced on a l i n a n c i a l ba i I y T h e <lore' capabl bu i n c m i nd. Ted w o r k e d h a r l 011 t h e l by deba t i n g t e a m s , a n d w a a ucce . r\ t rue f r i e n d , a go d b u s i n e man, and held in h i g h este 1 1 1 b y a l l . \ \ ' e h a l l m i s you, but H a rvard m a k e a n o t h e r O'a i n .

KE� Dr\LL

ETT

\\'A R D

cho 1, r92 r . W i n s l o w H igh T h e o r . l y t h i n g that w e h a \·e again t K e n d a l l i s t h a t h e I t i n t h i fa u l t , h \1· e\·er, h i s fam i l y c mes £ r 111 \\ i n low. moYecl t h e r e \1·hen he w a b u t a m e re l a d . H e i a good w e can ee a b r i l l i a n t career a w ait and thi f o pite fell w i n H e h a been teach i n o- at \\' in l o\ H igh School thi i n g h i m. pa t year b s i d e s cl i n g his reg u l a r c l l eae w o rk, a s t u n t that 1 u t few c u l d accompl i h . Go t i t , Ken dal l , you have om be t w is h e .

C \RR

\\ ' E L E Y

l� E E :\ E

''Coach '' Cl inton H igh cho 1, r 92 T . l nt e r f raternity Ba ketball . - , 3 ; I ntercla B a ketba l l , 3 ; I n te r fraternity Basketbal l o u n c i l ..+ ; In terclas T rack quad, I , 2, 3 ; Track q uad, r , 2, 3 ; Republican C l ub, 3, -I · D bat i n g ociety, I , 2, 3 · Cla s l\' o m i na t i n g Com m i t t e, 3. ··coach" c:l m e to u four y ear ao-o from t h e \\" i l d o f Cl inton. inc h i a r r i Y a l h e has i n tere t e d h i m sel f i n a l m o t He i ;-t l l worthy act i \· i t i e in co\\eo·e as his record h ow p pular ab ut t h e campu. a n d hi ready m i l e w i l l I mi ed n x t year.

RALPH

K L A R R .-\ BEE,

� T

'' Larry " _ \\'ater\' i l \ e H igh chool ; H onor Rol l, I , 2, 3, -1 ; P h i Beta I'-appa · Sophom r Declamati n, _ ; B a eba l l , I ; T e n n i , 3, 4 ; racle Board, 3 ; F i r t Prize F reshman cholar- h i p ; K appa P h i Kappa . Larry i ne of tho e per o n s "·ho , \\·hen a ked i f t h ey have tudied the le o n . 1 eplie , " Kaw, h a \· e n "t cracked a book," and then g i nto cia a n d h its i t for t h e u n ny i d e o f n i n ety-fi \'e . F r the fi r t two year t h e P o t Office c l a i m e d ' a l l o f Ralph l e i u re ( ? ) moments. ince then h e has evilently been engaged in teach i n o- other how to play t h i s game a n d f o r t h i rea n , if for n n e f t h e many ther , h e will . be orely n11s ed.

J O H :\

1\ EL

N LAUGHT

:\ , A X .. \

"Ch ick' ' " Hea r the wild a /a r 1 1 111

bc//s-bra::: r 11 bells."

Country, J - 3, -I ; M a i n e Central In t i t ute, 1 9 2 1 ; Cro Count ry, -1 : \ ice-Pre ident r aptain T nck. r , 2 , 3, -1 : ut lub, I . -, 3. -1 : \ ' ice- Pre ident u t i n oC l a , -1 ; Colby i n g C l ub, 3 , -1 ; College P l ay, 3 ; Debat ing, -1 ; l nt e r f ratern ity d; i Dru ; 4 . 3 2, . 1 rack, T B a ketba l l , I, 2, 3 , -1 ; l nt e r f ratern ity \Vearer of the '·C. " D u r i n g h i s four year at Colby Ch ick h a s kept up a c n tant round o f act i Y i t i e in fact so bu y ha he been t h a t h e ha had h a rdly t i m e t Jeep or to a l l w h i a o c i a t e to I f there i any de\· i \ t ry a foot you may alway fi n d h ick i m ixed u p in it omewh ere and u u a l l y h e i s t h e that r inglea der. u c h m e n a h e make l i fe m i erable f o r t h e poor, loncr u ffe r i n g p r o f e or . . B u t not a l l h i t i m e h a been spent in p l a i n g practical j okes, a h is record i n d icate . He will be m issed o n th t rack and arou n d t h e campu H e a n d h i room mate are both p l a n n i n g to tudy La\ a n d it i a shingle readi n g ' Tayl or a n d Laughton, Shysters."

not h a r 1 to i magi n e

L "L ui "

B E RT

" Terrance ''

l\ J c BAY, " i n bad"

� K E

" f ac"

"! do 11 01 whut 1 o ug h t l o do,

hut

o ug h t I / V I lo d o , I do."

Dean . \ cademy, F rank l in , M a . ; Druid , 3 ; As ociate ' l i t r o f th \\' hit M u l e , 3 ; Editor-in-ch i e f, ..i ; M u ical lub , - , 3, ..t ; F otba l l . I , 2, 3 , -1 ; T rack, 1 , 2, 3, -1 ; H ckey, .. I, - , 3, -I ; \\: ar r f " i n Fo tbal l, H ockey, and T rack. f l by' out tan d i ng athlete . H e is a " " M ac ' i one tar in fo tball, h ckey, a n d t rack, b in()" a letter man in a l l . th ree. Be i d e bcin a tar athl t" '·1f ac" po e e rare li terary abili ty. H al phy a m an p ian . L ui h a furn i h d a great deal entertainment w i t h b i abil i ty a a p iano player a n d c mp r. Y u ban: a areat career ahead o f y u , " M ac."

ELLT '

F h. D M LE D,

"M ac"

·· Ecli "

<T> �

.. t newall M ac"

" E7.•erv 111 111 who is 11 0 1 a 111 011sler, a 11w t h c 111a ticia11, or a 111ad /ih ilosop hcr is t h e sla1'e of so111e wo111a11 or o t her."

making. E D \\ . \ R D H A " Te d ' "St r o ng in

�

J( ETT

1ER R I LL, A

"D ctor"

ill lo s tr ii·e, to seek, to fi 11 d, a1 1 d 1 1 0 ! to :yield."

Ya rmouth H igh cho I, r 92 r ; H onor Roll, I, 2, 3 -1 ; ssistant i n H i tory, -1 ; A i t a n t Editor Echo, 2 ; A ociate Editor Oracle, 3 ; f o r ray Prize Debate, 2 ; T h i rd Prize Good win Prize pea k i n g nte t, 2 ; J un i r Prom Committee ; I nt e r fraternity Ba ·k tba l l , 1 , - , 3 ; D ru id. T h i able gen t ! man ha ne\·er been known to fail in atta i n i n g t h e goal o f h i cl ire . ..-\ a Lati n tudent he i eco n d to none . 1 11 fact h i s cla ic \" Ocabulary i uch that n English di ctionary i f u n d al ut hi de k. Ted has been 1·ery versat i l e thi _ ar. He ha man aged Dun lap's re tau rant, h a n d l ed t h e busines end o f Prof o r \\' i l k i n on' H is tory Department . a n d inci 1 n tally received five A's. B ut he has h is un easy days, h owe\'er a n d i t i rumored that he in t ends t o tour t h e ll" Orld i n arch o f a P h i Beta Kappa bl n d .

E. RL Ll l\' \\'OOD M E R R I M AN , un"

A X �\.

"l\1erry ' '

· ' r r·1iat charm w11 soo t h e T T "lza t a r t ca n i •ash h is

h is 111 cla 11 c h o ly, g uilt a way!"

'Xater i l l e H igh chool ; Coll ege P l ay r, 2, 3, 4 ; I n ter fraternity Track, I ; I n t e r fraternity Ba ketball 2, 3. Beh l ei the I dol o f Fo . H a l l . You can al \\·ays count on fun being in n all o i the act i v ities taged by the weaker ex at Colby. How v er, be it aid that h e has managed to retain fu ll p s e ion o f hi Fratern ity pin, de pite t h e "·i ly art of the leopatra . You tand h igh in the e timation of a l l tho e vd10 know you, and al though we are lo i1;g a frieud a n d br ther we feel ure that you will make a ucce i n your cho en profes ion.

D0>-1" ...\ L D \\" I L O � M I LLER "Don" "Stilt

i,•ater

n 1 1 1 s deep ."

>Jew Lyme In titute, O h i o ; College o f \\'ooster, O hio. H ere is a yomio- man \Yho i · mo t quiet and una u rn i ng a n d yet whose con cientiou applicati n to hi c l lege w rk ha ,,. n the re pect a n d admi ration of all of u _ _ \ \' e are expect ing o-reat t h ino- fr m h i m at no \'ery d i tant date.

M I LLETT,

� K E

·'Bill" "F<.1111· 3' iw 1·s have pro1•ed to 11s a l l That 0113• t i111 e h e ' ll len d ..d Ire/p ing h a n d to th ose who fall; He's e<·crybo d3• s frie11 d. "

Presich o l , \\" h itman, Ma . : Cla \Yh itman H i nh dent, 1 ; Up don Beta, 1 ; Ba eball, r ; Sophom re Hop Com th letic m ittee, 2 ; J un ior Pre>m Committee. 3 ; S cretar) f Council, 3 ; Pre ident, 4 : en ior Hop Committee ; Class �om 4· Cabinet, . A C. . M Y. ; Epicureans ; 4 ittee, 111111 inat i n o- C tudent Coun c i l , I a n d 4 ; Football, 1, 2 3, 4 ; H ockey, -, 3, 4 ; \\. arer f "G:" in Footbal l , Baseball , a n d Hockey. " D ill . '' the tar f a t h lete and a friend of everyone in col leue. i· about t o 1 ave u . \\'e shall miss him next fal l in football a h e has been the main tay o f the team for four J I- M a i n e Fullback t\l·o year i n succesyear , being cho en ion. " B ill' ha more l etters than any other man i n college at the pre ent t i me. " Bi l l ' " l i fe at C !by ha been one of achie,·cment. He i s never i dle, al way. ". rking for th be t int re t o f Colby, awl i f he work bal f a hard "·hen h e gets out o f coll ge, he will be one of Colby' mo t ucces ful alu111111.

CO LBY ORAC LE 43

LD J

EPH

In tit ute ; .·

L-r :-.r 1rnrn

N R E,

M I LL

� 'Y'

·p nzi"

" hy" .

phomore Hop Com m i t tee, i t3nl M " nager Ba eball , 3 ;

A x

'' J ack" . . T h e 111 11sic i11 lily h ea r t I bore Long aft er it a as h eard 110 m o re . "

ical

In ti tute,

harle t 11,

Main ;

K appa

at Coll y ut f

E D\\ A R D T H O 1 'Turk"

MOYN

H A . 1 , .\ T n

Mony"

" Then h e will t a Ill - good gods, how h e will talk !"

H ebr n cademy, H ebron , M . ; Entrance Prize cholar h ip ; Fre hman Banqu t Comm ittee · F re hman B a ketbal l T am ; ar ity Ba k tba l l , 2 ; I n ter fraternity Ba ketba l l r , 2, 3, 4 ; Var ity F otba l l r , - , 3 .+ ; T rack, 2 3, .+ · C l a s s Pre i clent, _ : tudent ounc i l , 2 · Pr ss Cl ub, 2 , 3 , -t ; econd Prize Good w i n Prize peak ing Contest, _ ; hairman J u n ior Prom C mm itte ; Chairman Sen ior Commenc ment Nominating omm ittee ; cn i r H op Committee ; My tic ; \· earer o f t h e ··c." .. Giant o f str ngt h a n d intellect, but o gentle o f h eart and soul. "' F i rst i n t h e hearts oT hi c l a smates, first i n foot bal l in M a i ne, fir t to o·o home for ,·acati n , but la t to re turn-who' to blame ? Such q ual itie a student, j ournalist, orator, a n d l eader blended so as to bring h i m to t h e fore i n col l ege l i fe. Turn a n o t h e r page f Colby 's football h istory, ' Turk" w i l l g dm n as n e of the greatest.

P H I LI P

G O R H .-\ t\I

.i K E

P E A R C E,

'' Phil" "Jfa 11 errs 1 1 o t that h e deems H is <A1elfa re h is t ru e a i 111 . ' ' \\-aten·ille H i <T h chool ; Hallowell P r i z e peaking an 2 ; Goodwin P rize peaking Conte t, 2. '' Phi!" ha ;:ih,·ay been a hard worker. A l though h e did n t take part in athletic , h e ha alway b en ready and "·ill in<T whe1:e,·er a chance to help omeone \\·a off red. Hi ane j ud<Tment and pr;:ictical common cnse haYe helped many a man ou t of d i Aictilti� . If you want omething put o,·er in good _hape, " Phil" i the man to do it. H e has the quali tie nee ary for ucce in life and we are lookin<T fonYard to the day when he wili be a prominent leader in hi· com munity. te t,

I R n );" G

Y,I'

P I );" K H .

' ' Pink'' " Th e best is yet t o be.'' \\"inthrop Hioh ch ol. 1 92 1 : Honor Roll, r, 2 : T u tor in Chemi try, 3, -!Good thi1w are done up in ·mall package and this applie- to Pink. He i j o,·ial. cholariy, and alweay ready Durin<T h i c liege career he h a been with a hei ping hand. th room mate oI Rowell. our oth r \\-inthrop citizen, and j udgin from all indication they will oon be cemented by a clo er bond. a- Re ba a charmincr ister. \Ye wi h you the be t of luck, Pink in whateYer you undertake.

\\" ILLLU1

F R ..\ );" C l

\\- E R

'1'

" Bill''

'' T/i o 11 spcak st aright, 1 1 ight .''

0 111 that 111 crr3• .

1a11derer o f t h e

Cla �ical High ch ol. \\"orce ter, Ma . : Connecticut ricultural Colle<Te · C2ni iu Colle<Te ; Baseball, r, 2 : I nter fraternity Ba ketball, r. 2, 3, -!Like Halley· comet, Bill returned to u after a period of He ha func ah ence, and glad we were to ha,·e him back. tioned nobly on the Zete ba ketball team for two year , a duty '"hich h e m u�t ha,-e enjoyed ince i t i rumored that ba ket H e al o ha a fondne bal l and ba eball are hi fayorite . for nocturnal wanderings of an uncertain nature. but from h a made good here Bill unharmed. return alway wh ich h e and we hope that h e will continue wherever h e may be.

\' E R :\ E

E \' E]{ ETT

R E Y :\ O L D.

.\.

· · \'crnc" " L e t 110 11• 011 despise tftJ• yo1 1 t '1 . " I,

1920 ; H onor R 1 1 .

J , 2, 3 ; ec nd nle t ; cholar hip, c nd ophomore eclamat i n , Pr .i lent Kappa Ph i

Ja11 tl" rn , for her he i . r B rowni11a· fearle· ly and

R " R ddy

Y, .\

'· The Pcall

is h iy h , a 11 d t h e stars are h ig h . J u d t h e t lr o 11 g h t of 111011 is h ig h er."

ollege ;

.\ RTH

E� T l-L \ L L

chool, 1 92 r . \ ater i l l e H igh T h i s lad i another o f our quiet, una u m i n g boys, but th re i a brain beh i n d that plea ant, quiet m i le ; if you doubt it glance at hi rank card . Be ha not picked the easy tanding, eith er. Th ere i an c u rses i n order t keep h i opport unity i n the w rl I for men who are a . w il l i ng t o \\'. Ork hard as you are, 0 car, and we are expecting o-reat t h i ngs of you a fter your graduation.

CO LBY O RACLE

R EG I N A L D

P .\ R K M .-\ N " Bub"

R O \\ ' E L L, A

R eg "

''Jfy 111i11d doth sen:e for all." \\ - i n t h rop H io-h chool, 1 921 ; H o n o r Roll r, 3, 4. B ub i- a t y p i cal con c r v a t r. H e "·a tes neither t i m e , n o r m o n e y , n o r h ot a i r. L i t e r atur e c l a i m h i s p a r e t i me. There is n o woman to c l a i m hi pare money, a n d h e has not yet learned to t a l k for t h e mere j y o f hearing him elf. I n p i t e o f t h i fa u l t £ con n· a t i · m . w h ich of cour e i 11011c olleg ia te , h e will be m i ·_eel by all w h o know h i m . \\ hat will bee me h i m ? ?\ body know . But i t is safe to say that whateY r h e u n d�rtak will be clo n e \\·el l .

l( E X f\ E T H E · K en"

''At 111id11ighl, at cod. crow, at morning. one crrtai11 day Lo thr bridcgroo111 sl1all come a11d shall n ot dela_v.' l inton H igh chool ; H a l low e l l Priz peak i n g Contest, - , Goodw i n Prize peaki n g Conte t, econd Prize. _ : J u n ior E x h i b i t i on , 3 ; .-\ ociate E d i tor o f O racle, 3 : \\ ' b i t e Mule Board, 3 ; T rack, 2, 3, 4 ; Debat ing Team, - , 3, -t ; ecretary Colby Deba t i n g oc i e ty, 2 and -t ; P re ident, 3 · Pi Kappa Delta, 3 and 4 ; Pre ident, 4. ·'Ken " t h e boy orator f rom C l i n ton , h a s made a name for h i m elf at Colb . He h a been a star h u rdler on the Colby t rack t e a m for t h e p a s t t h ree y e a r s . H e h a t a k e n a leading part in the debating acti1·ities of the coll ege, h a Y i n g b e e n P r e i d e n t o f t h e Colby Debat i n g ociety h i j un i r year f P i Kappa Delta, the debat i n g fraternity at and P re ident Colby. '':E en" po e se a k e e n ense o f humor and also rare poetical abi l i ty . \\ ' i t h th i foundat ion, y ou hould make your mark i n the worl d, "Ken." B e t o f l uck to you !

1\L \ I< K E D\\'..-\ R D " M a rk "

H A Y, J R . ,

� K E

" enator'

'' To Sleep I gi1;e Ill.)' poi ers away ; Jfy ·will is bo11ds111a11 to the dark. ' cho I , Fal l RiYer, M as . ; U p i B. M. C. D u r fee H igh quad, 4 ; T rack Squad, I ; Footb a l l , I, 3, ..J ; H ockey .+ ; \\'earer o f "C.' i abou t to leaye u . etts achu a M 111 fr enator" " The He ha attained t h e p i n n a c l e of ucce s on the football team and won a place on the .-\ 1 1 -Maine eleven. Th i in it el f i no . mal l h nor, but 1ark i no sma l l man. D u r i n g M ark' oph o m o re year the fre. h m n l iY e d in constant fear o f t h e t e rn o-Jances f rom h im. T h e y oon found, h oweYer, that he n o-] a red with one eye an J auo-hed with th e other. If you i t the l in e i n l i fe as you h i t it i n footba l l M ark, your future i

n Beta,

fame i

ured.

H \ R LE ··J ak e' '

\\" A L T E R

DJLL

·· hi 111111y"

[ M M,

·· pi "

1 1 E M . \ K E P,

WI I T E . . h e · ''

·•

ru ncher"

4> .l 8

·· p l ice Dog''

.\ T . .

' · A d m i ra l "

" l s t h is a drca 111 .' 0 , i f it is a dn•a 111 . .llake t h e so u l du11ce 11po11 a jig lo Hcm . • ' 1 1 . "

e m i n a ry, Ya alb r , Me. ; Commencem nt ak Gr ,. e hemi t ry Lab ratory . \ i tant, 2 ; � tudent :\ I arsher. r · hal, 2 ; I nt ramural Rcpr entat i ,·e, 3 ; Jnni r la Mar hal, 3 ; C l l eo-e Mar h a l , 3 ; \\'hite M u l e Editor, 3, -I ; A t . Trainer F otba l l and T rack 2, 3. 4 ; tu dent uncil, -I · p ilon Beta ociety. ra h ! Bang ! E n t e r \\.alter, f re h fr m the w i l d of brick bottom and ;:ik G r \'e. Thu he wa u h ered into col l ege l i fe. H i 1·ie\\·s on the fa ir ex a re taken a fact by ., the " Pol ic Gazett , " ·· _ \ d \ ' entur 0 '\\ " h it e Mule," and other fam us ( ?) publ icat io:1 . h a n d and But, hi mmy, w · w i l l mi y ur o-ra pin cyn ical m i i \·e , and ma y you pro per in future l i fe a you ha1·e pro pered n u during the year. B EN] M T N · ' .B en

LE,

Z 'I-

"A p roper s t r ip/i11g a n d a11 a 11 1 o r o 11s. " H 1 r n Ac;1demy, H e h r n, M a i n e · I nter frate rn i ty T rack, 1 , 2, 3, -1 ; T n t e r f ratern ity B a ketba l l , r, 2. 3, -1 ; Footbal l , r, 2, 3 , -1 ; aptain 4 ; ll M a i n e, I 2, 3 . -1 ; All Ea tern, -I ; T rack, P re i clent, 3 ; M y s t i c · 1 . 2, 3 ; tu dent Council, 3 ; C l a \\'carer of the ' C. A l oud noi ·e or othe1 di turbance i 1wacle t h e surround ing calm a n d Ben enter . Fre hmen cutt l e f r cover, Pro fc r t<ike a deep breat h , an 1 femal e a deeper, ( al a ! they h a ,·e n chance Many can remember, ah, to w e l l , hi oTim ·tnd let rmined countenance up n certain even ing o f cha ti em nt n t many years ago. H owe,· r, we believe that thi Yery characte ri t ic i one "' h ich ,,· i l l carry him far. It m u t ha\'e had s meth i ng to do with making h im one o f t h e be t football player in the in East and no doul t it will carry him to a great ucce other liel ds. Certainly h e will take with h im the good wishes f h i coll ege associate .

ELL M I LLA R D

" queak"

" Bl e a r-eye"

I R E,

� T

'· Bear O i l "

' ' B c lr v ld . a 111 igh t:y Spa 11 islr a t li /ele, Jlan.•el at tir e b u ll Ir e t h rows.'

\1\"aten i l l e H i o-h chool · psilon Beta : Col l ege P l ay, I , f g r . F otba l l , _ ; [ n te rcollegiate D ebating Team, 2 , 3 ; Tenn i s , 2, 3 ; h e r Leader, 3 ; C l a s Day G i ft , 3 ; J u n ior P rom ommi ttee · H am l i n · · H a l l ow e ll s : Good w i n s 4th prize ; Pi K appa D l t a ; la - Pre iclent, 4 · P re ident tudent Coun . b eer Leader · ··c. · · cil, 4 ; \\ earer of Fa t ? Say, t h i 1 oy' o fast he m akes C h a r l i e Paddock if h e had pa ,·i n . En t h u ia m ought to h a ,. e been k a q m re m i d d l e n a m e, for once h e et h i m el f for a n ob j ec t i Ye ali ob tacle j ust naturally get out o f the w ay. Doc. Libb y · ·· Pef' u re can debate and w h en etwaged in t h i d 1 igh t f u l .port h e i t h e t error f h is opponents. f t e r one m o r year f s e n- i c e queak will recei Y e a pension at the " Elk' . " ' \ L \-E T E R 3;

.'\ t .

·· sully" · · ind today I /em•e Otd

· · P a'

olby , a 11 d i Ito 's to ta/?c lllj' p lace ?"

D rche ter H io-h c h ool ; Bo ton Lat i n chool · t . J o h n 's P rep. ; Ba ltim re City C l i ege ; Cu. h i ng A c ademy ; tone 1 urn C l a ical I n s t i ' c h ol : .\ lton M i l it a ry . caclemy · tute : \ ice- Pre · i d nt a 1 1 cl P re i clent f t h e F r e s h m a n C l ass · allege Band, r ; Fre;;hman Banquet an d Dance Comm ittee ; \ ar ity F olba l l , r , 2, 3. 4 ; Dru i d ; J u n i o r Prom ommi ttee ; enior Class Com Track. r, 2 ; I n t e r f rat�rn ity H ockey, 3, 4 ; m i tte n m m i l tee ; tudent Cou n c i l , 4 ; enior H o p Com m i ttee : \\ e a rc r f t h e ' · C . "' ..-\t la t he i educat · cI. · · u l ly , " ' t h e urbane, gathered but l i t t l e m o. in hi c h i lcl h od day ; hi J o,·e of t ra ,·el carrying h i m h it h e r and thither \\· ith t h e gr a t e t eel rity. In t h e e n cl he came to Colby . wh re h e p i tched h i tent for a l engthy stay. y h·e lcr w i l l be m i s eel next year. But Colby eye w i l l f ! low h i m , f o r h e ' o f the st u ff f rom w h i c h a l l t rue m e n a r e made. GEOR

ELIJAH

"Tu f e r"

T . S H , ,\ T n

' " L i rn ey"'

' ' T ir e 11: a 11 of wisdo 111 . is t ir e 111a11 of j'ears."

ch ol, Farm ington, M e. ; O u t i n g C l ub, uting l ub, _ ; ecret a ry-Treasur e r Maine I · I n te rcollco-iatc \\" i n t e r p rts A s ciation . 2 ; Capt a i n Outi no· ifenti n German P r i z e Conte t . 2 : My lub, _ ; H on rabl tic . 2 ; utin s i tant i n lub, 3 ; Pre ident M y tics. 3 · .eology . 3, 4. ·· Loch i n ,·ar" Ta h came ut o f t h e \Ve t w it h chaps and pur . a Canadian Expedit ion a ry F rce u n i form and a cock n ey accen t . \\' i l c l and woolly and needing a I t o f room, hi fir t t w o y a r "·ere t h e j y of h i fell \\' S and t h e despa i r o f t h o e w h o retreate l b e f o re dawn. I t w a i n t h i period t h a t h e , by h ard work an 1 con tant applicati n . earned h i n ickname "Tu fer. "' Rut a l a . a m elem D e l i l a h en tered and t h e m ig h ty Sam n f e l l . T h e dance a n d the ' rain" know him n m ore. I n pite o f all, w e ' l l mi y u "Tu fer," but m ay you n e v e r regret t h e e rror o f your way .

EL 1 E R M L E L L . l\ " D i rty"

T:\ YL

A X A

" M ike"

" Tr11e w i t is 11 a t 11 r e Lo a d < :a 11 tag e dressed, What oft was t '1 0 11g'1L b u t 11 e'cr so well expressed . "

\ ARD

B.\ l LE Y T

EY,

.\. X .\.

"Tug" ' ' T h e11 i ill h e fit h is to11g11c To dialog11es of b 11si11 ess. lo < · e . o r s t r ife. '

Pitt field Hi h ch I, Pitt fie l d , Ma . ; Echo I , 2, 3, 4 ; A . ciate Edit r Echo . 3, M anao-ing Edit r, -1 ; Y. M. . A. Cabinet. 3, . � ; Deputati n T e a m . 2. 3 ; Fourth Prize, H a l l o ". 1 1 Prize peak ing, _ ; P r e i d e n t f tudent Fellow h i p o f Ch ristian L i f \\ ' r k e r , 3 ; I nterc l l egiate Debati n a T e a m , 3 ; C!a Chapl a i n , 3 ; Deleo-ate to 1\ort h fi e l d ·'Y" Con ference, 3 ; Pi K appa Delta. During h i four year i n col l ege the ' ' Pa r on" h a i nter e tecl him elf in many a n d varied act i Y it i e . B e i cle being an authority on Greek. he can q u te " cripture'' by t h e yard and we know t h i will tand h i m in a od teacl in hi l ater for a rgument h a 1 t h i m many a n ight ' s l i fe . H i f ndne J eep, a n d he c u l d c n \" ince Pre ident C ol i clge that he was Czar f Per ia.

RALPH

T E R L l :\ G

\\" 1 L K I 0: S N

"\ ilkey ' ' "Let t h e world i ith

its

t h ll l1der roar a11d roll."

l iege. \\ b ite Mule car dal H igh chool ; Dartmouth H i torian ; B ard, 3 , -1 ; J un ior Pr m Committee ; J u n i r C l a Tennis. -I · '\ i lkey" i the bane of every l o ng u fferino- profe or's exi tcnce. Hi terr i fi c l in e of bull aet h i m tho e h igh m arks H i:. n atural abi l ity and keen f r w h ich we all envy him. en e o f h um r a re going to carry him far a n d be fore long "·e "·i l l be reading "Another Colby boy makes aood." ·

K E I T H B E R :\ . R D \\ E Y M O

T H , � 'l'

" Lion' " G i Y e me L ibert)• or cr i \' e me deat h . " Bel fa t H ig h ch ol ; t. J h n ' M i l itary chool ; H a l l w e l l Prize " peak i n a Conte t , 3 . \\ ' hen i n need of fu n d s the abO\·e quotati n i c01wer sat ion bet w een a party ign i n g ff K B\\' and the toll oper ator. The " Lion" el 1 m roar but when he does he usually broadca t ometh i n g '°' orth li t e n i n o- in o n . This i an u n usual q u a l ity a m o n o- c l i ege m e n a n d so s h u l d b e g i v e n due credit.

K E 0: 1\ ET H

LEOX '' Ken"

\\" E :\ TW O R T H

Z -V

" Red"

" W/;a t ch ief is that u.' ifh gia11t stre11gth e n d u e d ? "

\\"aterv i l l e H igh chool . \\'aten·i l l e , ifain e ; Footbal l , r , 2, 3. -1 ; T rack I , 2, 3 , -I ; I n te r f raternity Track, r , 2 , 3, 4 ; I nter frat rn ity Ba k ·tba l l , 1 ; Cane Committee, -1 · Druids ; \\'earer of the "C'' ; Xew England . mateur Champion, 35 lb. weight ; X ational A . . . A . C. Champion. A small man t ruly, and p i n d l i ng, but n e \·ertheless he manage to hold h i s ow n w ith t h e be t weigh t th rowers i n t h i p a r t o f t h e coun t ry . \\'e h a ,·e y e t t o e e Kenneth i n any but a happy and chee r fu l m od, and thi, spirit o f j o l l ity he c m m ll n i cate to tho e about h i m to their great fel icitation. \\'e hope that t h i s habit w i l l alway con t inue. Ken, a n d inci dentally ugge t that you can al way fi n d a j ob as a scul ptor's model if i t i ever n ecessary to u e d ra t i c method i n cha i n g away t h e proverbi a l w o l f .

R :\ Y M O X D E

C E :\ E

"Bud"

\\' E Y M O

TH, � T

' Freight''

H iggin C l as ical I n ti tute ; Baseba l l , J, 2, 3 : F otba l l , 3, 4 ; M y s t i c ; 1u i c a l C l u b , - · 3 ; ophom r e H p Com m ittee ; enior Hop C m m ittee ; Pre ident I n t ra-Mural Ba k e tbal l 1\ ssociation, 3, 4 · Stud nt ounc i l , -I ; O racl e Board, 2 ; \\ earer o f "C." Bud may be low on h i feet, but there i more than o n e way o f bow i n g p e e d . H e ha a way w ith. the women au<l al o doe a\\ ay \\· ith the women . and , as h e i alway in demand, h e m ust h aYe a special formula for popul arity. H ere i a fellow who can a lw ays be depended u pon t o "crash through" i n w h atever he attempt a n d \ e wi h him the be t of succe s.

\ R L ET

·J

ERl

\\' I LE\',

A X .\

"Carl ' ' " If s h e st i!I lm•cs t h e1'. h oard that r;e111 , ' Tis worth a '<'0 1 1 ishcd diadc111 . "

y t i c - ; Ech

LBY O RA 52

Ju n i o rs

President Vice-Presiden t

Donald E. prague B radle) D. Cutler Roy Either

· Sec retary ' - Treasurer

3Juuiot Qllaas moll Donald 1 oni A rm trong I ·aac Eugene Bagnall Ge rge Butler Barn Franci .:: F i rt h Bartl t t a rl J ohn B rgman ' tephen Burbank Berry R oy . \rthur E i ther Kenneth "William B ragdon Russell Frederick B rown tanley C rocker B rown E veret t J o eph Condon Henry tanley Cro B radley Dwyane Cutler Gi lbert Linwood Earle Paul �V J ercier Edmund, rthur \1 i l liarn Ekholm \!Villiam Elmer Fager t ram Samuel Robert Feldman \i\ ill iam Moody Ford Everett rnold F ransen Donald Che ter Freeman vVilliam Edward Garabedian Clyde Edward G"tche!I

TVaterville Houlton Ho n/ton I r · a t e rville China

Pr o' u i d C ' n ce , R . I.

H a u /ton West b r o o k Fairfield H'yde Park, Mass. Shrewsbury, Mass. , ewton , li1 ass. Lyn n, Mass. Lfrbon Falls ew Y o rk, . Y. orwo o d , NJass. T V ore est e r Mass.

Hartford, Conn . Wh itefield L)nin, NJass.

A ugusta Ca m b ridge, Mass. ew Sharon

Herman Gla

man

Jo eph Frank Goodrich H i l ton � a-

Haine

C l arence E d,Yin Hal e F r a n k C l i Y e Hall George F rench Hodgk in her d Ball Holcomb

F remont Hunter Charle

Otto Ide

Ph i l i p Ed\\'ard Keith I e lvill

Gra\'e· K i lborn

Le- l i e E ugene Knight l fred .. orgatc La\\' lifford Henry L ittle Carl Reynold

1\Ia cPher on

\ ilbur Bulman 1\1 n rnorency

J ohn . nthony

fcA!li ter

I cGowan Jr

Cl arence Ronald MacLaugh l i n H arry C h e t e r Ed\\' ard

I uir

Bernard . icker on anoll E lli

no\\· Parker

Freeman Parm nter

George Hutch i n on Pratt Ge rge Edward R ach o ri' Roy

' a wtelle

Daniel J o eph .. hanahan bbot Erner on

Roger

rnith

dam

C laude La\\Tence John

taple

tinneford

Tibbetts

Leon H ugh \ arr en Herbert McCo

Brookly n , 1 . Y . Pittsfield Blandford, Mass. Wash burn Xobleboro Far111 ington TV st 0 range, . J. H o1llton Ston ingto n Con n . Hillin ocket r r ·est O ra11ge, X. J. Gorham M th u en, J1Iass. Greenfield 1 b ington �1anchester, f\ . H. Ca m bridge, Mass. W·ytopitlock "t\.orth f, assalboro Hulls Cor. e Belfast Waterville St. Paul, fi11 n . S Ill )' ' rn a !II ills Oakland Forest Hills, f\fass. Ir aterville T T ' aterville Boo tliba:y Harbor Fran klin Cape la)' .\ . J. Clin ton Brownville J u n ction Far111 ington Portland n 3 topitlock

\\ ortman

3Juntnr

Ql:lmrn �tatnry name. i n t h e record oil ere ha I eYer received b u t f a l l -. u ffi cient qual i t y .

rn \\' rk , was t h e t ri u m ph o f

but not by any help Th

[t wa- a h u e

u r cla

ophomore. are cock) a n I Our c h i e f a i m and J u rp

n the

e fr 1 1 1 th n on \\·a t i rn

ur J u n i r y ar t h u

fa r, ha· been t h e

far ahead

to i n c u l cat

U J erior .

f r other d u t i

I t ha

In thi

n . a i d t hat all

e.· cept i on to th

nteri ner cla. ::; wa

f re pect t ward a l l

well t h twh it left l i t t l

econd l ap.

u r cla · :: w a · n

di c ver t h a t the

m a n a n at t i t u de

f th

fol l ovv i n o- ) car f u n d u.

take u · loner t

reat

ucce

ru le. f u

It d i d not

in t h i s r

pect .

in every w ee Fre h

w e _ucc

I d re111arkabl)

. t pl a ant an

1110

pr fi t a 1

o f al l .

\ \ e feel that w e h a v e r ache I t h e fi r t calm ·wat r o f a t reacherou c u r::e ,,· h i c h I order:

nto th

s riou ne

f l i fe .

u r goal

t i l l far ahead but "·e a re

enter i n a i n t o the . p i r i t of "·ork \\' i t h a dete1·m i n a t i n w h ich bri n u every

i t n ea rer at

t r i de.

Men tally, a t h l et i ca l ly , and religiou · ly we h a v e m ad w h i ch b i d

a name f r o ur e l e

fa i r to rival t h a t o f any other J u n i o r C l a

\\ e are n o t done.

There i . an ther year in w h i ch t o add to our glory and our determ ination.

do not

top at the t h ree-quart r

hoping t o add to o u r a l ready enviable record

\ e are proud

not - t u dent , but each and e er w h i ch , i

u c ce

f every m ember o f o u r c l a one o f u

. till a

m ark but

pirit of u r race,

few more h nor . 11 are n t arhl ete , all are that . pi r i t , th

final reward o f

'l 7

Presiden t T ice-Presid n t Secretary-Treasurer

:\ 1

l� F I

'ER George L. Mittel dorf \\ illiam l\!Iacomber . lphon e \ . Law on

§op�omure Qllass i!loll Elmer Henr) Carl lbert Jo eph Ruel . nder ·on Rowland E erett Baird Frederick Elwood Bak r M eade Wilder Baldwin lva ru Frank Benn tt \. illiam - el on Blake C laude Jo eph Bouchard Harvey Jo eph Boura a Robert Leroy Bowerhan Jame B rudno vVil liam Pre ton Cadwallader John Edward Candalet I I Harold Eugene Car on Harry Cohen C larence Frederick Cole Kenneth Ru ell Copp Ulmont Cleal Cowing Carl Harri Crummett Ralph Henry DeOr ay Charle Henry Eaton Jr. i\Tan n Frank Edmund. Donal d Bud on Fa .. ett Leonard Ro i Finnemore Ralph Thomas Flah ive

AIedford,

Mass. Tenants Harbor East Pepperell, Mass. Lisbon Falls I f est Springfield, Mass. Portland TT ilder, Vt. A bbot ew Sweden Skowh egan Winslow Pleasan tville, . Y. rewbur·yport, Mass. n aterville Providence, R. I. Hodgdon Y. Broo klyn, L o s A ngeles, Calif. Skowhegan West Springfield, Mass. Waterville HIa terville Morris Plains, . J. Brooklyn , N. Y. TVest Medford, Mass. L im estone Methuen, Mass. .

Roland idney Fatter J oh n Fairfiel d Fowler Perley C l i fford Fullerton 13 a rrett Gardner Get chell B a sford C a e Getchell Lavnence Elmer Goddard Gabriel Raphael Guedj Theo dore E v erett H ardy J r . \ illis E rwin Herbert Ian J ewett H ilton \.ugu tus M ayhew H odgkins Edgar R u ell Howland Lee Lero) J am e on H erbert C raw ford J enkin Carl \Yendell John on C lae E an John ton J ohn Doug la John -ton Archer J ordan J r. Lewis ichola Ke aris l den Linwood I ittredge Alphon e \\, illiam Law on Charles N arci e Letourneau Percy Levine Ralph C) ril Frederick Lewin Roger Ed\Yard Le\\·i lan 1 i l l Lohman J u l i u Robert London l aurice \Yil liam Lord N athan Lorin ky \I i l l iam , l exander M acomber I a c Pher on \, aldo L in coln Gordon Parker Marr in cent P. father Ma) nard \Yarren Maxwell lbert Hunter M cLeary heridan l\letcal f Philip GcorgP. Loui M ittel dor f Thoma F ran ci M onaghan Le ter Ra) mond N e bitt i cker on Darro l d Edgar Thomas Franci O'Donnell Parmenter Charle. Otterwa l bert Upha m Peacock G reeley C hapman Pierce Le ter Powl e Horace A a P ratt Ralph Franci Pre cott rthur R a i nboth Glenn Marion Norton Rhoade

U ·aterville

o r cross Fort Fairfield

i\ edh a m , �If ass. \- eedha m, Mass.

I / 'orc ester, .Mass.

Belfast IT aterville Fra n c onia , .\ . W a t rv ill e Fa r 111 i11g t o n

ff, est Springfield, AI ass. H 0 11lton L isbon Falls !if o r r is t o i n, X. J .

Xorwo od, H ass. o rwoo d, Ji!ass.

A ubilrn Lewiston Wa te rvill e C a r ib o u

n a terville T r ra tervill e H o n lt on

O akla n d T Vest O ra nge, 1 ]. BrooHyn, . Y. orth f . assalboro Woonsocl?et, R. I. Fa ll Ri� er, Mass. A bing to n , Mass. Somerville Tew H a� e n , Conn . So u th China Wa te rv ill e Marbleh ead, Mass. Tr est O r a n g e , N. J. , Gardiner R evere, li fass. B elfast o rwo o d, -� 1ass. TT aterville •

Providen ce, O a klan d Hin. c k le31 Hinc kley

Pleasa n tville. L u dlow , Vt. Belfast

Bridgton H. Han over, T r ·aterville outh China T f7ate1;ville ant on Scranton, Pa. BrooH:/n, N. Y. Lagrange Brownville Junction Maplewood, Y J. H in ckle)' T T "i11 throp lwwh egan Waterville Som erville Eastport !psi rich, Mass. T T altha111, Mass. St. 1lbans Vt. orth Vassalboro

C ly de E lwood R i l ey Karl M aynard R od Lawrence \ugu tu R y Frank Le l i e an.born Leonel L u cien L ray Ellv oo<l J o eph !bright J r. iderrnan Paul Theod re Gr enlea f G\ yct'h T horndike R i chard Phin a ' taunton Raymond ulli an Frank Clement Ta !or Davi d 'aunder 1 hurl w Horace True Tref th n Fred Le\·i Turner \ rthur John \\ h 1 1 le Ro H rton \ b i t t ier El iot rin \ i l l i arn F rederi ck 'harl e \ rio-ht \\ illiam Rodney \Vyman

.§opqomorr Our

been an exciti no- ca reer.

(!Tlmrn 1!;iatory Ent rino- a year ago the gr ene t grou p

th a t e v e r a k e d Prexy f o r a chola1· h i r . \\·e h a v e o-radually become u sed to t h e Maine Central freight . u r Fre h man banquet v. a a hug u cce (a all Fre hman banqu t are in hi tory ) . Had t h e pre ent grou1 o f rapidly i mproving Fre. h men cha en a more reasonable soci ety o f other a n d the mu-ic o f t h

n ight i n \\·h i ch to try their banquet ·we u ndoubtedly \\·ould have made things inter

ting for them .

\ e have

t udent , ath lete , and mu i ci an

truly a worthy cla s and great.

in our group,

FRESHMEN

Presid rn t

fRE

H 1 \N

1 ·ice- Preside11 t

L \S

FFICER E

rett R. Dru m m o n d harl e. I . Bagnall W i l l iam F . M ac L a i n

S erretary- Treasll rer

1ff ti' sl1ma11 (ll l a.a!i mo 11 C h a rles F a rn u r bb tt E u ge n e H ar l e) \bbott Franklin Pr cott dam J o eph Dri k l len MaxvYell \ mazon '\ugu tin \n thony D ' 111 1 co Edward Jame ri 1 Ralph H erbert yer Charle I r a Bagn a l l N el on Ward Bailey Daniel Jo eph B a rrett \ ugu . t inc nt Belott George Paul B ernhardt G l endon Ralr h B rackley J oseph R. G. B r a g r l n 1 £red Th ma B rennan Charlts Ech ard Call aghan K e n n e th Ha enor C a en Donald A l l an C arter Edward Thomas Cary Thoma Jo eph Caulfield Everett 1 111 t e a d Champlin Robe r t L u mming Cha1 1 cl l er ernon H u n t i ngton Cha e rthur Donald C lark Harold Edv.;in Cl ark Lawrence H erb rt C l ark

Fran klin , Mass. West Daw •ille, T t. L iberty Col u m b ia Falls Broo k/3111 , . Y. Law1' n e e li fass. So u th B e 1"wiclz Lyn n , 1ass. Houlton Ch ina Danforth n est O range, J. L awrence li1ass. Stro ng A shla11d TT h it 111 a11, !if ass. So u th Brewer Roc klan d Por tland Broo kl3111 , . Y. Dalto 11 . Mass. n aterb1t11'\', c0 1l ll . · Colu m b ia Falls L3111n Mass. Caraft111 k Far111 1ngton, . H. Cariboit

Kenneth Robert Cole C arroll J oseph Cooke John Edward Corbett \ a lton Fred Corbett Cyrus tanle) Corey Gardner Dixon Cottle Paul Ford Cran ton Everett R i cb a rd Drummond Emanuel Edel tein George Le\ erett Edgett John rel on Erick on Edmond Frank F i edler Leonard J ack on Fi h Roger \i i l l i a m Fi h Charle Flah erty Aubre EnYin Flander George Edmund Fletcher Cecil Eugene Foote Loui Pi erre Fourca e Nathaniel M i t chell Gall i n i n a l Garfield Goode C la rence \ i l l iam Gould \ endell Ru ell Grant Dougla C l i fton Grear on Paul G reen tein Gordon olon Grundy C l au in Dennis Radle A h ton an ford H a m i l ton Elwood Jean Hammond Charles M i t chell Hanni fen allace Harlow Edwin George Holbrook Hawe D u rward a·wyer Heal \i\lalter \ a hburn Hinds Conrad H artman Hine� Cyrus C a r on Hoffman LeRoy M i ller John ton Fran c i Hox i e Tones George Vinton }one Leemont Rol and \Me l ey Kel ley Edward Theodore Klenske Walter Ferdinand Kn o f kie Wel don Ralph K n ox Garth Colet Koch l bert \ igh t L a r en rth u r Ben i amin Lev i n e rth u r v \ e l ey Littlefield Wil l i am R obert Lombard Jo eph Lewi Lovett

Skowhegan Jferiden, Conn. W;/topitlock So u th Paris Br idge wa t er Fall River, l ass. Haddon Heights, . J. T raterville Br oo k ly n , . Y . Guilford t\-ewb nryp o rt, Mass. Adams, Mass.

Hope Hope . orwood, Hass. Sa 1 1 g erville Strong H ol3 o k e, Mass. P1.wchase, r. Y . Brooklyn P i t tsfi eld

Ipswich, Mass. '(\ ew Lim eric k Cala is Broo k l31n . Y. S k owh egan

H aterville

E as tp o rt D exter L'ynn Mass. Gardiner Skowhegan East Millin o c l u t Portland

B erkshir e , . Mass. Bro ok h1 11 . 1\ . Y .

Ca m pobello , Sou th China /Ifon ticello

. B.

Tf. est JO n ('sporf ,H<'riden . Co 1111 . Sn u th N la n c h es ter, Co 1111 H 0 11lto 11 S twing?.. •a!e

T T Ta terville r rraten. ill<' .Vorth rl. bi11qto n , Mass. T T est S p vi11q field, Mass. Hudson . !i fass.

Le l i e C lyde Lyon , J r . Leo \\ i l fred i a c D na l d lb rt Fred I\i ac Dougal \ i l l i a m M c Do n a l d M a ckesy W i l l ia m Forre t 1 a c Lean Clyde Ly ford M a n n R ene J o ph tl a rcou J o hn P a r:on M a rt i n George Elmore J\l l arr J ame Th m a l\/I c C roar_ frank Don a l l M : c Lea n Ph i l i r H a r t w el l 1 c L e a ry ance Leon a rd k N augh t on Ben j a m i n 1 y e r on Donald H obl s M i l l t t J ohn \\ a l t e r Gi lbert 1uir E d wa r d 1 a rtin

C h a rles Pembr k e o ra e r ewer J . ph Edward R an do l p h Tewh a l l J h n Pranci ' B rien J ohn a m u el P a r k e r La w renc a Peake H i ra m Blai !ell Ph a i r Norman L o n e P i ch e r l( en t w omb Pierce Da v i d Maxw 1 1 Platoff Norri \\ i l lard Pot ter R i chard J o eph R a ce J a ck Jo eph R i cc i 1 1 e r t Da i d R i ch a rd , T r. Roland ifa j o r i c Robich�u d \;\ a r re n Fowler Robinson J o h n E veret t Roger Cecil Howard R o e l be1·t R osenthal C l e o p h a · Jo eph R oy \ l exander E d w i n Salzman Theodor C h a r l e S a m p l e s Charl e Jo eph E u g e n e T ay l o r

ansone

Savage

orri llen S cribner G o rge C l a r e n c e Severy R oy V i n cent Shorey R oy Erner on mi t h

R i c h a rd R i c e Snow S ydn e y P i l l sb u r y Snow Donald Edw i n Stevens

Al agn olia, �\' . J .

O lllh Brc"l •er Dover-Foxcroft

Lyn 11 , Jlf ass. ·orwood, ll fass. Liverm ore Falls n ·insloi 1 W i11ch ('sfer, lass. I I .illia111stown , T t. l dams, Mass. J e111seg, ,\ . n. T 1 · af ('rville angerville Brook/Jn, .\'. 1 ' . Springfield, T 't. Calais \i o r th Vassalboro .\ o rwood, A I ass. 11gusta Brooldine, A lass. Lyn n , Hass. L3•1w, li f ass. Win terport l Vest e ·ton, Mass. Limestone Waterville Mars H ill Broo ldyn , .I\ . Y . Jsli;1glon, Jl lass. G uilford ]if eriden, onn. Colw11 bia Falls U-aterv,ille ew Bedford, Mass. TT estboro, Mass. n a terville Y. Broo kl3 n, 1 r . aterville Brooklyn 1 . Mooers, 1 . Norwood, ll fass. ( T iaterville Stra tton Gray o rth T assalboro Waterville Rocl�la11d Rockland Fayette ·

tanl ey Bion ďż˝, t e en t iegl e r J r. \ugu t F rank \i\ i ll iam ::,tan !e) Tanner J o er h Fr d c r i c k Th r i a u l t Albert J ohn Thiel L eon umner Thor e n Chari . E d w i n To,yne John \ I fred T rainor J am e ' l'-c l t i e T u ft J r. L e \\ i , \ l len T u rn er Ch esl ey B rio-o- \\ edcl l ton A l fr e d \Vei Gordon Granger \\: e l c h Georo-e Chester \ \ e t

n a t erville Great A eek, 0.'. Y. A ug usta H aierhi!l, AI ass. Ca n t o n , 1 ass. E!lsi o r th

n Âˇatcrville r r a terville T V estboro , JUass. Wee ks Ali/ls Bangor Brooklvn

.\ . Y.

Peac ha 111 T t. T Vaterville

QHmrn iA;tstory

111rrsfyman

that ever entered thi in titution we are the be t ever. Like every cla berrin with, w have th large t enr llment o f any cla in the h i tory o f the col lege. \Ve entered college at a mo t au pici u. time, ju t a the one eme ter erning athl etic · vvent into practi ce. For the fir t time in it. h i tory ru l Colby had a Fr hman football t eam "''ith rerrular practice e ion every a fterT

n on and a r gular chedule o f rrame . men memb r of r 2 . The l" 1· e hman banqu t thi neaked

ff the

h ad bl wn

year wa

ampu on a night

rnen to fol lo"· u�. ver

ext year

ill find many of the var i ty .

uc e , due to the fact that we

hen it wa impo . ible for the u pper cla s-

fter the torm o f criti c i m ari ing from t h i bit o f trategy eryone ettled clow n and enj oyed the dance.

I n athletic we have more than held our O \· n thi

) ear : three men on the

hockey team, ix on th ba-eball team, and tv·o on the tenni team i

our record

of w h i ch we feel that we h a ' e ju t rea on to be proud. that

28 i

e have left we are determined to put forth our be t efforts for the wel fare

a cla

o f which Colby will one day be proud.

In the three year

of the college.

�perial an!l lltndassifie!l Jeffersonville, Vt. Sniithfield A sh land ! Vest Sullivan Crawford H artsdal . Y. TV est R ipley Lexington, A1ass. Caribot. £ Bangor Ho ulton Vassalboro Hyde Park, Mass. Lynn, Jl1ass. Hartlan d Ho'li£ lton

Jame Franc i B erry M i le Frederick Carpenter Chester Ro coe Colburn Barney M orton H a ey I van Cu rti Jeffery Harry J o e1 h Kau fmann J ames M rrill Laughton Holl i V, entworth Manning Philip I enton M cCubrey M i lton Owen l\ticKinna Her chel Earle Peabody I van athaniel Perley Theodore Hutch ins P ierce Jr. \i\Tilliam Edward Pierce J r. Roy H ilton Short H a rry Burnham Thomas

DIVIS ION

192 5

E� I O R

F F ICE R

Presiden t T 'ice-Presiden t S ccretar.>•- Trfas11rcr

Ethel . Child largaret \ \ h ite Ellen A . m i t h

.§mior Qlla.a.a moll ELie C leveland dam Eva Lucille lley Dorothy Loi u tin Eleatha C li fford Beane Hazel Pauline Berry El i e I rene B i hop Phylli E Yelyn Bowman l\I i l dred E ther Brigg larie itelle B uzzell Loui e l\ Iadel irie Cate Ethel lmont Child� Maril<i. Cooley Clair \lice ro b) , \lta u an Doe l\Iarjorie ileen Everingham Ruth Fifield Edith nna G ray Dori \ entvwrth H ardy Flora Myer H a rriman Clara if artha H arthorn Yiola Florilla J odrey 1arion Joh n on Eli zabeth B urrows King ley

TVat er ille Calais Y. Long Island, Lakeport, . H. Island Falls Eastport Waterville TT inth rop Oakland East T assalboro Waterville B 'inghalll Milo Weeks fll ills Kittery Portland Ston ingto n Water ille TT ater� ille TT atervt'lle Lee Pittsfi eld Hebron

Ethel Lind ay Littlefield Eth 1 Pamel i a Ma on , \ l i ce B radfo rd IcD nald Grae F rance l\I cDonald Iarion lice 1\ 1 niam Kellie Elizab th Pottle Arny \ i la Robin on Bernice h e bro R bin n Leota E tel l a ch ff

TVa I ervil!e Waterville Tr oodfords n oodfords Skowhegan Oxford Lake View Hartford, Con n . So u th Paris T T "aldoboro Portland A ugusta Doz•er-Foxcroft Fairfield Waterville 1ugusta Burnham

mith Fl renc "Jiarj ori Clarice alome To\\·ne Dori- Julia Tozier _\vi Elvi ra \�arnam Iar aret E l i zab th \ hite :Mary H ayne \\ b itten

�rnior (Ulass i!jistory ome thino- beo-in large and grow mall. The cla o f 1 92 5 wa not unu ual thi. re pect , start ino- a i t did with i xty member and now numbering forty five. But it wa in number only that we d i.rnini hed. ome ti1 ino- begin mall and become l aro-e. The park o f Colby pirit that w e brou ht \\·ith u a new comer ha been developed into a beacon l ight b the influence of our co1 leo-iate l i fe . \\"e did n o t h e itate to accept the challenge t h a t ,,-a fl u n g o u t to u b y t h e h onored tradition o f Colby. I u ch to the chagrin o f the uppercla men w e captured the cheri hed H ealth League C u p a n d establ ished the h i gh e t schola t i c record i n Colby' h i tory. Our phomore year wa fi l led with the t upendou ta k o f rearing the Fre hmen o f '26. The re ult of our Junior year were many. \i\ e won the hockey champion hip and the pro -pect are promi-ino- for till more ucce . Our greate t h ope i that \Yh en we l eaYe Colby, we may be con idered by tho e who follow a cla \YOrthy of emulat ion . 1 9- 5 h a h a d an enviabl e record but we feel u r e that 6 i worthy t follow a fter u . m

E L S I E C LE V E L

ND AD

M S, B X e

" E l s ie" 'Gen tle of speech, b e u efice 1 1 t of 111 i11d."

\\ aterYi l l e H igh

choo l , '2 r ; Y. W . C . A., r, 2, 3, 4 ; H am l i n Prize peaking Contest, r ; G l e e C l ub, 3 ; Shake s p arean Pl ay, 3 : Ba eba l l , 3 ; H ockey, -1 ; M ention Gym M eet, 3 ; \Yearer C H L ; Delta S i g m a C h i ; V ice-President Delta igma Chi, 4. E l s i e i s one of our quiet, demure town girls who is al ways ready to enter i n a n d help along whatever proj ects a re at hand, gym n a s i u m , Y . V ., or class work . H e r quiet n e s i s often belied, howeyer, by t h e m erry twinkle i n her y e and h e r j ol ly i mpersonations along the dramatic l i n e. B t of l uck to you, El ie, once a friend always a friend.

LUC I LL E "

l l ey"

" Wisdom is its own proof."

Cala i s cademy, 1 92 1 ; Glee C l ub, I , 2, 3 4 ; Y. vV. C. A., r, 2, 3, 4 ; Census C o m mittee Y. \!\f. C. . , r ; Y. VI. C. A. Cabinet . 3 ; World Fellowsh i p Com m ittee, - ; Chai rman B i b l e Study Group ; M a n ager hy Day 3 ; o l l ey Bal l , r , 2, 3, 4 ; M anager V o l J ey B a l l , r ; Ba eba l l , r , 2 3 -1 ; Capta i n Ba e bal l , 3 ; H ockey, r , 2, 3 , 4 ; M anager H ockey, 3 ; L i terary S o ciety r , 2, 3 ; German P r i z e , 2 ; s istant H ouse M anager a n d H ouse Chairman Dutton H ouse, 4 · P resident of H ealth League, 4 ; H onor Roll , r , 2, 3, -1 ; Delta S igma Chi ; Kappa Alpha ; Phi Beta Kappa. sunny s m i l e for all s h e m eets, V ith cheerful word each one she greet s ; I n sp i r i n g pep she radiates, From 's s h e r a rely d e v iate . In Dutton H ouse she quell s a l l stri fe, O f p i c n ics she's the very l i fe. · n athlet e strong, and agi l e too, friend u p l i fti ng, l oyal, t rue. D O ROT H Y L O RA

U S T I N, l: K

' Dot" "La 1igh ter h o lding b o t h h e r sides."

Packer ol legiate In t itute, B rooklyn, N . Y . ; Y. "hf. C. A., 2, 3, -I ; L iterary Club, 2 3 ; Colb iana Board, 4 ; Wearer of C H L ; Sophomore Declamation ; V o l l ey Bal l , 2, 3 ; H ockey, 2 ; H ouse Chairman Fo ·s H al l 4 ; J u n ior Dance C o m m ittee. Dot t h e v ivacious, t h e radiant, t h e col o r f u l . Dot with h e r i r r e istible giggle. \ ho has n ot seen her making h e r m e r ry w ay on omc my teriou errand d o w n town ? V ho i n Foss H al l h a s not heard h e r caro l i n g i n t h e corridor w h e n i n a j oyous m o o d , or seen h e r s l i n ki n g f rom t h e d i n in g r o o m when i n a de pon dent one ? Who doubts h e r abil ity i n t h e cuis i n e departmen t ? In h e r t h ree years at Colby she has endea red h erse l f to a l l h e r f r i e n d s a n d s h e w i l l continue to do so t h roughout h e r l i fe.

E LE :-\ T H

LIFF

.. J3eany"

N E, <J> M

'·Lee"

" I / e r h a ir was n o t m o re s1111 11:y t !ta11 h e r h ea r t . '

1 1 . \ Z l.<.L

. \ L L l l\ E

H E JHt Y,

�

" H azel" f t i111 e t ltey sltarc ore so ivo 11 dro 11s sweet a11d fa ir. "

" l / uw s1 1 1 11/ I 11 p a r t

That

. :-\ . ,

T , 2,

3, -1 ;

we om w i l l

I E IR " . ' E B r

!-:[

x n

" EI " "As

p u re a 11 d s z..:ect h r r fair b row sce111s E t ern a l as t h e sl�J• ; A 11 d lille lite b ro o !�'s /oz s 11g !tcr -. · o i cc A s o u n d wh ich ca 11 1 1 o t die."

ad M e m r ial H io-h Scho I ; Y . \V. C . \ . . r , 2 , 3 , 4 ; and cial Comm ittees, z, 3 ; Cal i n et , -I ; F i r t Prize F reshman · c h l a r h i p ; l a s P re ide nt , _ ; ice Pr ident tudent League, 3 ; Del egat to tudent GoY e rn ol l ey B a l l , ment Con { r e n c e , 3 ; R ea d i n o- R om C m m ittee · T . - · 3 ; M a nager. _ ; ar ity H k e y , 3 -1 · \Y earer o f H ealt h League M o n gram a n d ?\ u m e r a I ; K a ppa \ l ph a ; P h i Beta Kappa. El i e h a al way prol'ed he r el f ju t t h e Yery best pal a per on c u l d h a v e-10\·al l , a l way t h e same, sympat hetic, ful l o f fun a n d cJe,·er i dea . H e r a i m in l i f e seems to be ·· f r "bi t h i n o-s. Not only i n t udi es-el'en to the secu r i ng of t h e mu ch p r i z e d P h i Beta key-ha t h i s been h e r standard, but e ve n w h e n it comes t o m a n w i l l do ! m e n , n oth i n g b u t a

R l i g i o u s l\ J � t i 1io-

P H Y LL T

BO\ M A X , X n

" P h y l l i s''

'' Site is of so free. so /{ind, so apt, -o blessed a disposition . ' Cobmn

C l a i cal I n stitute, \Vate rY i l l e ; H e a l t h League, \\" . . A . . r. 2. 3 , ..t ; o l l ey Bal l , _ ; Distinct ion at Gymna 1 u m 1v1 e t. 2 , 3 ; \ \. earer of C H L ; Daught e r o f 'olb1· oci e tv. I-f ere · a�1other of ur ·· t01n1" girl . h e h a to m ak e t h e I 1w j vrney f rom i l l-er 'tr et t o the campu ever day . . \ I n ly walk you ay. :;\ , at lea t not now, he m ade u c h \\ " i l ey < d ance that for the l a t t w o year h e ' been sure of pl n r ,· f company n t h e 11·ay to a n d f rom clas es. She's a l oyal friend and a del i gh t ful compan ion, and we . 11-i-h her t h e be t o f luck i n h e r cho e n profe sion, w h ate1·er it may be. 1, 2. 3, -I ;

�-.

M I L D R E D E T H E R B R I GG

B X S

" Brigo- ie''

" Her lool�s the:i• were so 111ild. free fro111 affected pride." \\. inth rop H igh cho I . '_ r ; Glee C l ub, 2, 3 ; Y . \\'. C . ..-\ . . hak e pearean P l ay, 3 ; Echo Reporter. -1 · olbiana Board de C o m m i ttee ; \\'earer -1 : Delta S i a-ma C h i ; Com mencement f C H L. he draws, he paint pictures, he has riginal i deas h e i s a true pal a n d a i oyal friend, about any subj ect. al ways w i l l ing t o h e l p anyone. But she i s m i c hi eYous a n d h e d o e l i k to t e a e. J u t ask t h o s e who e room have been renoyated by h e r i nt erior decorat i n g. \\' e k now that you 11· i l l e x cel i n whate1·er you un dertake, Brigg ie. \\' e all ap preciate your l oyalty a n d your zeal i n e1·ery task great or mall. 3;

1 L \ R lE

>: . B

Z Z E LL,

<I • :I [

'· Buzz" ·· T o /� 1 1 01c

her is to lo'i.'C her. '

C b u rn C l a ical Jn t i tute, 1 9_ 1 ; Y. \\'. C. .. . , I , 2, 3, -1 ; H ealth League, r , 2, 3, -1 : . H onorable M ention at Gym M eet 1. 2, 3 ; \-o l l ey Bal l , 2 ; \\ ar r of C H L. . . Demure, 111cere, and lo1· abk, l h e e t h ree q u a l t t 1 e be t describe M ari . Quiet, you ay perhaps to t h e f e11· but a true c m pan ion a n d a t rtte pal to those w h o know h r. . and happ1nes M arie, we wou l d wi h f r you a l l ucce i n future year .

E M

DELI N E C TES, � K " Leeza"

" 1 1 ·e luvr h e r for h e r bea u ty clwracter. . ,

Oak

Y. \\·.

Gr n�

e m i n a ry,

lt er :you tit, h er m irth, her

C burn

Ill

M .\ R I T.\

LEY

" C oley' " l lcr disposition is blit h e and 1 n r 1.,.3•, Ii er ca/111 de11Lca11or 11ci•er fi11 1 t cred.''

cho l , I 9- I : Y . \\' . . A. . r, 2, 3, - L h y irrma hi ; H nor R 1 1 ,

ET H E L A L 1 0 ::\T T C H I LDS,

�

'' Bill" ' · f 11 t e11 t npo 11 h er des t in ed co 1 1 1-sr, Clin•er a n d 11sef n l all site docs, Blcss1:11g and blrssed i h ere' er site g o es."

obnrn Clas i al I n st itute . '2 1 ; Y. \ . C. A., 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; Town G i r l s Comm ittee, 3, -1 ; Chai rman . -1 ; G l ee Club, I ; Literary l ub , J , 2, 3 ; Delta � igma C h i , Pre i dent, -1 ; C l a s P re i lent, -1 ; T nn is M a naaer, 3 ; I vy Day P l ay, 3 ; Echo Reporter, 3 · \Vearcr o f C H L ; K a ppa Alpha ; Ment ion at G -\ m Meet. \V h can plan a;1d carry out a hou e party on not h i n g per week ? vVh o can erYe a -:he f n a i d hou e party ? \ \'110 can we ha ,. e for pre ident ? \ Vh ha a w icked serve at Ten nis ? vVho can tutor i n any ubj ect in the curricu l um ? A n d the an wer i " B i l l . "

C L\ I R E " .-1 1 1 d st ill t h ey ga:;ed a 11 d still t h rir 'l 'O llder grew That one s 1 1 1 al/ h ea d c o u ld carr: : i' all she lw civ. "

I il o H igh � ch I. · 2 1 : Y. \\'. . . \ . , I . - , 3 , ..+ ; L i t e ra ry ci ty I . 2 : Ba. eha l l . 1 ; \\" i n n e r f H am l i n Prize I eaking peak incr C n t e t. _ : H ockey, 3 ; n t e t . 1 : Coburn Prize: I ,.Y Day Play. 3 : H ock y l\ I a11agn . -+ ; olbiana Board . 3 . -+ ; \ ' ice-Pre. i c.lent Dramatic Cl ub, -+ ; Delt a ' igma h i ; Kappa . \ l ph a ; C n dcrarac luatc I anquet Play ; · ty of Daucrhterf l by. H er t .

. \ LT . \

' S . \ :\

DOE,

.\ � n

· · D o n ' t 1.curr.v or fret, 7.l)e"/l g r t t h t' l' e 3•et."

O a k Gro,·e e m i n a ry, ; Y. \\ · . C . . , I 2, 3 , -+ : Commencement Cla Repre entat i ,·c. 2 : Yo!! y B·11l Capt a i n , 2 ; G l ee ' lub, 1 . - , 3. -+ ; Bu i n e M an ager G l e Club. -+ ; O rchestra, 3 . -+ ; -:\ Ia ndol i 1 1 l ub. l . 2. -+ : C l a Ocie m mittee, 3 ; hake sp a rean P l ay 3 : I vy Day Play, 3 : Coll ge Pl ay, -+ ; D ra matic l ub, -+ ; Pre ident D ramatic Club, -+ ; . \- ciate Edit r raclc, 3 : en i•Jr Dance Com m ittee ; M anacrer of , rchery, 3 ; L i t e ra ry ociety - · 3 ; C l a Repre entatiYe n d e rgraduate Banquet, -+ ; K appa • l p h a ; Delta igma hi. Alta i a won d e r ful port-al \\·ay ready for action. he h a charmed Colby by her d ramatic abil ity ; - h e ha fa cinated Bowdoin by h e r dancing a t t h e p r o m - , a n d a t home w e l l _-\ l t a a n d chee r f u l n e ah,· ay go h a n d i n h a n d ; she a lways find the i h·er l i n ing. I n short, \\· h e n e ,· e r a nyth i n g has to be d ne, it i A l ta who doe i t . E \ . E RI X G H ''l\1arcre"

i , 4> )I

· · B aby "

be 11w1-r3• becomes h e r. "

Port smouth H igh chool, 1 92 1 · Y . \\ - _ C . A . , I , 2 , 3 , -+ · Bible t ucly Comm ittee, 2 ; C h a i r m a n M em ber h i p Com m itt ee a n d \ ' i ce - P r s i cl e n t , 3 ; Pre i dent, -+ : Literary ociety, 1 ; fanaaer, ..+ ; B a ketba l l , 2 ; H ockey . \ ' ol ley B a l l . 1 , 2, 3 ; - · 3. -+ ; Yar ity H ockey, 3 ; T rack, 2 : M anacrer, 2 ; H on orabl e M e n t ion Gym 1 eet . 2 · \\"earer C H L a n d C l a ::\ u meral ; Cla H ea l t h Leader, 3 : � ec nd Prize oph m re Prize Declamat ion ; P a n h e l l e n i c Delegate, 3 , -+ : C l a Hi t ory, I, 2 ; R e a d i n � R o m . \ i t a n t , 1 . 2, 3 , -+ ; M a rqua lub, 3 , -+ · M a r q u a Delc<Tate, -i ; olby Day peaker. -+ : Glee C l ub, 1, 2 ; Dci ecratc to tudcnt \' oluntcer om·ention, l n d ianapol i . 3 : H n o r Rol l . I , 2. 3 . -+ : racle Board, 3 ; K appa :\ lpha ; P h i b e t a K appa. h ronolo i c a l iy Baby i - t h e younge t m e m b e r o f h e r c l a , b u t h e r Ph i B e t a K appa k e y how t h a t 111e11tally h e i superi r to m o. t o f u . lb) n e d m o r e l ik e you, M a rgie, f r y u c u l d till any number o f positions ju t a ucces fully a you h a w carr ied t h i year. In y u ""e can ee a l l the quafaie t hat a re de i ;·ecl in a \\"om;ui.

n Y. \\ · .

T H F I F I E L D, <I> : u ' · Ru fu "

" urly"

" I I ' h ose

every lit tle ri11glct .•Is if with passion filled."

t h rilled

l n i ngt ll1 H iah cho 1 , 1 92 1 ; \". \.\'. C. . , r , 2, 3, 4 ; M cmb r. h i p mm ittee, 2 · orr pon dence Com m ittee 2 ; I ' r Day I a eant , 2 ; H ockey, 2, 3 ; Captain, 3 ; \ " ar · i ty J 1 ch:-y Team, 3 ; \ l l cy l a l l , 2 3 ; Ba eba l l , 2, 3 ; 1v ia 1�;io-er. 3 ; H on rablf' M nt ion at ym Meet, _ 3 ; H o u e h a 1 rm a 1 1 , 3 . ..+ ; Ex cut i ,·e Board t u d e n t Learrue . .+ ; J un i o r Exhibition ; h i Gamma Theta ; Del ta igma hi. 1 he a , ' 1 1 i r ? \\' hy, y t h e t h ree u n d e r c l a s e h a v e n o corn r n a l l the Y i \·acity and e n t h u i a 111 at Colby. Ruth j u t bubble ,. r \\' ith fun which n t e 1·en t h e ten o'clock h 1 1 can u p pre . But when h wa H ou.e hairrnan Fo H al l had a reputat ion f r bei n o- q u i et . Ruth h a that rnacr11 t ic per o n a l ity that make her a 1 a ck r. M de ty, w h i c h o rar ly ac u11 1 pa1 1 ie uch a b i l ity, i h e r er w n i n g ,· irtue a n d t h e w h o kn w h er. o. : n l c:ar· her t

Operetta. 2 ;

E DI T H

J\ K 01 "Ed ie"

" / ! . 0 11w11 is a

R . \ Y, .\ � n "J erry"

111 ir"cle of di7 in e r(l 1 1 t ru d ittio11s. "

t n i n gton H i gh chnol : Y. \\' . . . \ . , r , 2, 3, ..+ ; Lit rary ociety, 1 , 2 3 · H ea l t h League, 2 , 3, ..+ ; Cl e 'lub, I, _ · D ra matic l u b . 3 , ..+ : ] , . Y Day Play, 3 ; l \')' Day Parreant, - · 3 ; C I I ge P l ay, .+ ; . \ i t a n t E d i t o r f olbiana. 3 : J un i r Dance C o m m i t t ee ; � e n i r Od m 111 1ttee ; \ \' arer H L ; Ba ketba l l , 1 , 2, 3 , ..+ : 'lanager Ba k t bal l , 3 ; \ oi l y Bal l , 2 3 · H ckey, 2, 3 ; B<i cba l l , 2, 3 ; T e n n i , 2 . 3 ; Delta irrma C h i ; C h i G a m m a T heta. E d i t h -w h i m ical- urpri i 1 1 g-ideal i t i c-ne\•er t w i ce t h e s a m . I f y o u t h i n k yc,u u n d e r t a n d h e r , h e w i l l in t a 1 1 t l y pro,·c you w r n g. T f you w a n t an orirr i n a l t h o u h t , a bit f poet ry , r a r al friend-go t E d i t h .

R T S \\. E ?\ 1' \\. " Dot"

RTH

H . \ R D Y, X n

'' H a rdy '

. . . 111 o o t h n1 11s ! h e � •a / e r where t h e brook is deep . "

C b u rn C l a s i c a l In t itute ; Y . \V. C. A . , r , 2, 3, 4 ; I vy Day Da1;ce , r, - ; hy Day P l ay. 3 ; Literary S c iety, I ; G n d r<sraduate Banquet P lay, .+ · Dramatic C l ul , 4 ; H ea l t h L a g u , r , 2, 3, ..i; W ea rer of C H L ; H o n o r Rol l , r, 2, 3, 4 ; P r ident Daughters o f Colby, .f. Daughter of C lby, come t h e cal l . . l oy a l daughter i Dori a n d o n e w h o w i l l en·e a n o o n e el e. \ h o i more e n t h u ia t i c O\'er t h e i r maj or cour e t h a n Doris o\·er h r French ? \, e hope t hat h e r wi h w i l l come t r u e-to t u ly in France. T h e re are many k in d s of rude people in the w rl l but we haw ften not iced that Dori l ike the "o " brand 1 1:'. t. H ere' wi h ing you h appin s a n d every t h i n g d.

F LO R \

M YER

H .-\ R R l M A N , X n

" Fl ora" " I co 11/d t rust y o 1 1 r /? i 1 1 d n ess."

\\'aten· i l l e H igh chool ; Y . \\-. C. A . I , 2, 3 , -! ; L i terary S c iety, r , _ ; Glee l ub, 1 : H a m l i n Prize Reading r ; f r y D a y P a g a n t , r . 2, 3 ; \\' e a rer o f C H L. \\"here shal l we fi n d ome i l v er for our tea tomorr w a ft moon ?-oh, ye-, at Flora' o f c u r e ! But i t ' not only s i h·er, for what e,·er ,,-e need Flora a l way ha s meth i n g to h e l p u o u t , a n d be t o f a l l , she is ''" i J l ing. Flora i ne,· er fully appreciated-a tO\\· n o-i rl. O n e thino- h e accompli he which other "town o-irls" do not , i s to get to c l a e on time, a n d h e n e,·e r eem to be i n a h u rry. B e t w ishes.

C L -\ R A M A R T H .-\. I-L-\. RT H O R N ,

�

"Clara M artha"

willing h ea r t adds fea t h er t o t h e heel ,-:l n d 111ahes t h e cloicm a wi11gcd UtJrcu r:j'.'

oburn Cla ical In t i t ute, '2 1 · Y . \\'. C . A. , 2, 3, -1 · Lit olbiana Board, oci ety, r , - , 3 · C h i Gamma Theta : 3, -! ; H onor R 11, 3 ; \\'carer o f C H L ; ;. f ent ion at Gym Meet, I. 2 · H ockey, 2 ; B a eba l l , 2 ; I ,·y Day P l ay, 2 ; Delta igma Chi. A ready pirit, charity, loyalty, and a re fre b in g candor are h e r . \Yith t h e mm ual abil ity t o lauoh e,·en i n her own m i s fortune h e ha won a h st o f friend . A lways bu y, but n e v e r t o bus t o be kind. They ay lhat she ha been t uche<l by Cassiu · l ean and hungry I ok. Lucky boy ! erary

I O L.

J O D R EY, iI> �1

"Jo' ' ' Jfa n

"A l l a h "

as a ball is tossed, ' t w i.rt w i n ds a 1 1 d billows."

econd H am l i n P r i z e peak ing Con Lee _ cademy r921 ; H i tory I ; hy Day Pageant, r · V l l ey B a l l , 2 ; t e t · Cla \ s i tant E d i t o r Colbiana, 2, 3 ; Y . \ \ . C. A Cabinet , 3, -! ; ec hake pearean retary L i t e rary Society, 3 : J u n ior E x h i l:i i t ion ; \ ice- Pre ident, 3 ; Play 3 ; Y . V•i. C . . Pageant, 3 ; Cla P lay, 4 ; urnnae l ; 3 ay, l P Day vy I ; 3 Manager o f A rchery, U n dergraduate P l ay, 4 ; H onor Roll , 3, 4 ; Chairman o f Colby Day Exercises . 4 ; T rea urer Y. \Y. C. A . , 4 ; Kappa A l pha ; igma C h i . ociety ; Delta D ramatic bit t e m p e t u o u at times but as a rule j ol l y a n d goodnatured, that's Jo. Jo i s a good port and i s alway ready for a good t ime, . feeds being her specialty. H owe,·er, extra-curriculum K. act i v i t i e h a v e n o t prevented h e r f ro m maintai n i ng that h i gh scho l asti c average of w h i c h any of us cou l d w e l l be proud. ocie and Eccy theorie into practice 's are no n oYelty t o J o . \ "hen you go out t o put you a re sure t o succeed because you h ave the courage and t rength o f your c011'" ictions.

M .\. R I

� J

H � ON, � � �

"J hn

"Tl

"fw lc'er sli e / o uches bri11gs s11ccess Rcz<Ja rd of her ab i/i/3•.''

E L I Z . \. H E T l l

\\'

Kl�

L E \' ,

:X n

. . 1el "

' ' Tltc lw 1 1 d I h a / lia!li 111ade you fa ir liatli made y o n good. '' Hehr 11 .\c;i demy, 1 92 1 : Y. \\'. C. A., I . 2, 3. -1 ; Cabi net, la- T rea u re r 2 ; 3, -I ; ecrcta ry . 3 ; Glee C l ub, 2, 3, -I ; C lbiana B ard. 2, 3. -1 : ph m re Declamat i 11 ; I ''Y Day ociat i 11, -1 ; H ou e C h a i r Play ; P re. i d nt R e a r l i n a R o o m . m a n , -1 : H onor Rol l , r , 3. G i rl , what h a l i \\'e cl w it hout her ? \Y h o el e can cheer u w i t h o b right a m i l e ? During her four year h e h a fi r m l y fi xed her el f i n t h e h ea rt o f a l l am 1ia u o f u . \\'hen y o u want any t b i n a clone imply, neatly, and e ffectively, a k I[ I .

ETHEL

L l .X D . \. Y L I T T LE F I E L D ,

"' K

" Eth l "

'' The "Wo rld delights i11 s1111 11::.• pcoj,/e." \\"ate n· i ! l e H igh School , '21 ; 1·. \\·. C. A . r, 2, 3 . -1 ; B i a Cabinet. r , - , -1 ; Fi rst Cabinet, 3 : I ,.Y Day Paaeant, I ; Glee H L ; M n t i o n at C l ub. I , 2, -1 : J ,·y Day P lay, 3 : \\'ear r f the Gym Meet ; n cl ergracluate Banquet P l ay, -I · Dramatic Club, -1 : Tenni Manao er, -I · "Ethel.' omeo11e says. " \\' h ich on e ?" the t h ree a k. · You mu t peci fy." I t i s Ethel \\'e \Ya n t , not ' ' B i l l " or " B u . · • Did someone a k f r a l augh ome i nterpret i ,·e dancing, or the old m a i d for a play ? H erc's Ethel, she can d o them a l l . \ V i t h your m i l e a n d your g o o d en e, Ethel, y o u w i l l g e t far in t h i world. \Vhether y o u teach i n l aska or h ere i n M ai n e h ere's good w ishes for the be t of l uck.

E T H E L P A M E LL " Bus" " Th e n g e 1 1 t l:,

'L 0 11 /G l l ,

Tho'

sca 11 ,y o u r b rother 111a 11, still g e n t ler, sister

t h ey 111 a:,1 gang a h 11 111a 1 1 . "

k e 1 1 11 in

wrong, to step aside is

\\'ater\' i l l e H io·h c h o o l , ' 2 r ; Y. \\'. C . r\. , I , 2 3 , ..i ; L i t e rary ociety, 2 , 3 ; Cham p ionsh i p H ockey Team , 3 ; M en t i on at Gym M eet, 3 ; \\"earcr o f H L ; H onor Rol l , I , 3, .+ ; Delta igma C h i . Bus. t h e p l u m p , t h e a u l u m - h a i r e d , is one o f that un fortunate pecies k n w n a Town Girl . onsequently she h a s run ort 0£ a ub-stat ion to Fo s Hall dining room and u p p l e m nted t h e deficiencies i n m a n y m enu . ha he has formed a vri\·ate loan as ociation a n d functions ,,- h e n h e r friends w h o are u u a l ly broke want a feed. Being ometh i n g o f a p h i l an t h ropist from neces ity s h e charge� no intere t- on her loan ; indeed she con iders her e l f l ucky if he eyen gel the p rincipal returned. A L I C E Bl� .. DFOR D M c D O K ..-\ LD, X n " Fudge" '' He i.:·as a m a 11,

shall 11ot loo!� upon h is lihe aga i11."

. , I, 2, 3, 4 ; Deering H igh cho 1 , 192 1 ; Y. \\ . C. ocial Comm ittee, 4 ; Finance Committee, r ; B i b l e tudy 3 ; ol l ey H e a l t h League, .+ ; Hockey 2 3, .+ ; \ arsity H ockey, .+ ; Bal l , I . 2, 3, 4 · Track 21 3 ; C h a i rman Cen us Committee o f tudent League, .+ ; Glee Club, I 2, 3 ; L i terary ociety, r, 2 ; I ,-y Day Play, 3 ; M embe r Cap a n d Go\\'n Committee, 4 ; \Vearer o f CI-I L ; Class umeral s ; C .. \\-. ; Delta igma C h i . U n c l e Pudge i s t h e man w h o w i l l m a k e s o m e h usband a good w i f ! i'\ote h e r manly way . a mathematician, a k il led e l ectri cian and t h e better half ?) o f t h e Fudge fam i ly. Added t all thi she fosters t h e h ea l t h of the col l ege and is one of ' \ untie Corrine's" c h i e f <TO-getters. Don't forget ·what " Eccie" told us, t h at gen i use are u ually the el dest c h i l dren of fam i l i e ! You are a good f e l l ow Pud<Te, we a l l l ik e y o u a n d w i s h y o u t h e best o f l uck always.

G RA C E FR .. N C E

M c D O N A L D, X n

"Jgaie'' Deerin<T H i()'h cho I , 1 92 1 : Y . \\ . C. .. . . r , 2 , 3, .+ ; Finance Committee, 3 : GI e C l ub, r , 2, 3 ; I..; i terary Society, Baseba l l , I ; T rack, 2, 3 ; r. 2 · Clas Vol l ey D a l l , I, 2 ; C l a M anag r, 3 ; \ V care r o f C H L a n d Cla s l\' umeral : H onor R 11, r, 2, 3, .+ ; Secretary Pan h e l l e n i c ociety 3 ; P resident, .+ ; igma C h i ; Phi Beta K appa. I \'Y Day P lay, 3 ; Delta Grace po se s a va riety o f talents ranging f rom a keen s n e o f humor to remarkable speed a a t rack man, in fact h e h a been known to da h f rom Recitation Hall to Fo Hall i n appr ximately one m i n ut e and t h i rty econds. In addition to t h i -I he itate to mention i t- he i an efficient sale lady o f Colby oap. an a n t idote for ()'loom, as a math matician par excell ence, and as a good friend worth having, w e recom m e n d I ggie, w h ose ready w i t and t erse ex p res ion:; are a con t i nual source o f delight to us.

1\l A H. l

\ LI

M E H R L\ M ,

X n

" M a ri n "

" To see her is to !01•e h er, .1:/iid lm·c !ta b u t forr1·er; For n a / 11. re 111ade her what she is, A 11 d 11e" 'er 111adc l1 1l it her."

::\ ELLI E ELJ Z .>\ B ET H

P O T T L E, X fl

' · Pe l "

" Th e ch ief Jicrj eel io11s of t ha I !01•e/j1 1110 id l f ' o u /d 111e1 !.-c a 1•0/11111e of e11 / ici11g li11es. '

. M Y V IO L

B J );' SO N , X fl

' E m m itt''

"A 111 erry h eart li'1•es long." H iggi n s Clas ical I n st i tute, I 92r ; Y . \.\ . C. . , I, 2, 3, 4 ; Literary Society r , 2 · Glee Cl ub, 2 , 3 ; H ockey, I 2 , 3, -t ; Varsity, 3 ; Capt a i n , 4 ; Vol l ey Bal l , r , 2 , 3 ; B a ebal l , r , 2, 3 ; Sh akespearean Pl ay, 3 ; I vy Day P l ay, 3 · C l a Pre ident, 3 ; Secretary-Treasurer Health League, 4 ; Col l ege P l ay 4 ; D ra matic C l ub, 4 ; H ouse C h a i rman, .+ ; Chai rman Dance Com m i ttee, 4 ; \i\Tearer of C H L ; Numeral s ; . \. . ; Delta igma C h i ; Chi Gamma Theta. 'vVe a l w ays l ook for a good time when . my i s there, for her abil ity t o entertain i s not c n fi n ed t o t h e tage. But she k n ws how to be erious w h e n t h e occa. i o n deman ds, else she could n t mother t h e Fo terites o efficient ly. T h ey have n o fears now that she h a proved her abi l i ty to ej ect a l l in t ru ders. A my, do you k n o w what you are ? You are a brick a n d we expect you t o amount t o somet h ing.

B E R ;f I E C H E BRO R O B I ="l 0

� A �

" Bunny'' · Fo r 111c rc:-,•. c o u rage, kindn ess, 111 irth There is 110 111 eas11 rt' upon ea rth. '

H art f rd Publ i c H i o-h cho I . 1 92 1 ; Y. \\-_ C. .-\ . , r , 2, -1 ; Y. \\' . C. A. abinet . 3 ; Literary oc iety, r . 2, 3 ; \\' earer f H L : I \'Y Day Pageant, I ; Glee Club. r ; Hon or al le fention in ,ym 1\1 t : H ckey, I · \"al ley Ball, I : Bas ketball. l ; Da ebal l , r : H a \\'thorne Pageant, I ; fanager \ ol ky Bal l , 2 ; hy Day Pl ay, 3 ; allege Pi a�·, 3, 4 ; Dramatic C l ub. -I ; ' h i Gamma Theta. \\. ho h a a m i l e for ,·eryon e ? Bunny of cou r e ! Do you want to o-o for a "·alk, 01· know the name of a bug ? A. k Bunny . Bunny is the ori inal perpetual motion kid, ful l of pep and a l \\·ay j olly. 3,

LEOT.

E TELLE " Le "

" Fo r The For rl 11 d

CROFF,

<l> : U

" Schoffie '

t h e ca use t h a t lacks assis ta n ce, wrong that n eeds resistal! ce, the f11 t 1 1 re 111 the dista n c e t h e g o o d t h a t I can do.''

Paris H igh chool, Kent' H il l Seminary, 1 92 1 ; Y. \ . I. 2, 3, -I ; \\.orld Feli o\\· h i p Com mittee, 2 ; Chairman, ecretary o f tudent GoYernment, 3 ; L iterary Society, 1 ; \·alley Bal l . I : ::\ I anao-er o f Fre h m a n Tenni , r ; \\'earer f C H L ; H onorable Ment ion i n Gym Meet, I, 2, 3 ; Rhetori c Prize, 1 : hakcspearean Play, 3 : hy D a y Play, 3 · College Play, -1 · C h ri tmas Pageant. -1 ; D ramatic C l ub ; H onor Roll , 3 . -1 ; C l a s Part, 3 ; C l a s O de Comm ittee, -I ; Editor-in-Chief Colbiana, -1 ; Kappa A. l pha. Leota surely has the capacity for doing thi ngs and for cl ing them wel l . h e does eYeryth ing from gett ing 's i n h e r cour es t starring as Bassiano i n hake peare's play, from w r i t i n o- poetry to keeping you entertained by that keen sen e of humor he owns. he i ju t the be t pal and an i deal Colby woman. C.

:-\.

3, -1 ;

F L O R E :-\ C E

MITH,

A ..l IT

" m i tty'' '' Frie n dsh ip has a power T o s o o t h e affliction in h er darkest !t o u r."

Deering H ig h chool · Y. \ . C . A . , l , 2, 3. 4 ; Y. \\'. C . :-\ . alley Bal l , r 2 ; Glee H ockey, r , 2 · Comm ittee, 2 ; C l a Cl ub, 2, 3 ; L iterary ociety, I, 2 3 · hy Day Pageant, r ; Honor Roll. I ; hy Day Com m ittee ; Delta igma C h i ; C h i G a m m a Theta. F Jore1rce i i n deed a true- friend, the k i n d o f a friend w h o will do anyth ing for you, who gi,·e and expect nothing he i qu iet , but benea_th there i s pl uck, fun and i n retu rn . f riendsh ip for h e who cares to l ook for i t .

ELLE:\

M I TH,

B X e

''Ellcil" " Neal worl/J rcc111ircs 1 1 0 i11 t crprc/cr. " l l cJ i ,· 11 . \ cacl my, '2 1 ; Y. \\". . .\., 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; H oc k ey, 4 ; Cl l u b. 1 , 2, 3 ; L t c ra ry, 1 ; ' h ake pca rean Play, 3 ; Clas ' c c r e t a ry - T re a url r, 4 ; Kappa . \ l ph a ; D e l t a igma Chi ; \ \ · 1.'. a rcr of C H L.

DOh.I

J U Ll .-\ T

ZI E R,

X \!

" Dori "

h eart as soft. a heart as ll i 11 d , as s o 1 1 11 d a n d free " •h o le world t h o u ca 11st fi n d . Thtl l h e a r t I ' l l g i< ·e t o t h ::e.' '

A h ea r t .-is in the

Lawrence H igh chool, 1 92 r ; Y. \Y. C. . . , r , 2. 3, ..+ : Health League, r , 2 , 3, ..+ ; M aqua l ub. 3 ; Dramatic C l ub, ..+ ; lumnae Play. 3 ; I vy Day Play, 3 ; Committee hy Day, 3 · Undergraduate Banquet Play, ..+ : H am l i n Heading ; J u n ior H i· t r y , 3 · Exh ibition ; Cl a olbiana B ard, 3, ..+ ; Echo Board, 3, ..+ ; As ociate Editor, ..+ : Oracle B ard, 3 ; Glee C lub. 3 ; Committee Jun ior Dance ; H onor Rol l, r , 2 : Cla H ockey, 3 · Cla Ba ebal l . - · 3 · \\' arer o f CHL · Datwhter o f olby ; Delta igma Chi. Sparkl i11g eye and a ready laugh , that 1s Dori . Aside f rom her college act i Yitie h e fi n d time to help M r. Marriner in the l ibrary, and t here he h a made many friend on both side o f the campu . D ri. ha a \\' ell planned career ahead o f her and b 0 it l il rary work or a doctor's w i fe may luck and 1 \ · cro with h er. E L \ ' lI A

. \'I

Y:\ R :\ l:

".·\yis" " E<·cry t h i11g has 0 11 e n d , e'i'e11 _vo 1 1 n g ladies i11 lo<.·c ca n n o t read t h e i r fell ers forc1•cr. '

Y. \\'. . . \ . ,

M .A RGARE T E L I Z.\ B ET H \\' H i T E. �

�

' Peg'

"He

gi'i. ·es t-i,•icely.

<du

q fr•cs q u ic k ly . "

I , 2 : Y . \\ · . C ny I-I 1gh cho 1 . J 92 1 ; Lit rar.v ocietv, rche tra, 1 , 2. 3, -+ ; C. , \ ., 1 , 2, 3 : GI e C l ub M anacrer, ..+ : . e11 1 r Dance de C 111 m1tte , 3 ; Vice- P resident . ..+ ; la r ; Colby . Pageant Day ,·y J : 3 Board, Commit tee : O racle ol , I , 2 ; Fre h man oner Com Tri , r , 2, 3, -t ; Glee C l ul m ittee ; Chi Gamma T h eta. t During her f ur year at Colby ' ' e ha,-e been u1 � ahle 1t}: . her decide whether we lo\' Peg b t for her . gener ,,·1tl� out cheerful nes , or her tact. \Ye can n ot i magme l; er t any rate th1 combmaall th ree o f the e chara cteristic . olby at large, a tion o f charm h a proYed i rre i tible t and the witne ed br her un failing attendan ce at eyery dance everla ting cal l for Peg up and down tl� e H a l l . ou . synonym To all h e r friends Peg and Per onal tty a re

3, ..+ ;

Cab-

FFI

ER .

l a r a 1a ry Collins Helen Hope Cha e Helen Elizabeth Davi France_ h 1-i-tine Booth

PrcsideJ1!

Vice-President Secretar31 Treas u rer

3Junior <nla.a.a 1!\nll H o it!ton P or t la 1 1 d

1\ rfa ry M argu rite lbert Carrie \ alent ina Baker V i rrr i n i a E l i zab th B a l d w in 1\i l ildred Emma B i ckmore France_ 'hri t i n e Bo th \gn e J uli a B roud r Clara I a ry Coll in Edna onant Katherine 1\ I a ry Coyne Mary lph a C ro by H elen Eli zabeth DaYi Irma e ta Davi

Ba11gor harleston L awre n c e, J.l lass. J [ e t liu e n , }.fass.

Portland Tf, in t e rp o rt

n aterville r r -aterville , -ewp ort B u rn h a 111 J 0 1 1 esj1o r t T T 'Âˇilton K i t t er31 T Vaterville Walpole, Mass. T T o o dfords Calais So u th Portla nd L ive r m o r e Falls Sanford n aterville

Lena R u mery Dri ko Dorothy Eli zab th Farnum H ilda Mary F i fe El ie Mitchell Fro_ t

E nlyn Gilmore

\delaide tone ordon Mel ina Grearďż˝on \ i c toria Hali Beatrice Emma Ham M argaret Cora l i e Hardy Emily Redi ngton H eath

Edith

T Voodford.s

I mogen Fran ces H ill E dna E velyn Yellett \ \· inona RovYena Kno' · lton H elen Irene Kyle E l izabeth Lewi E ther \Jthea Lord Pau l i n \manda Lunn :M adeline M ar c i a · 1 I errill J ennie Loui e 1 utter \gne E l i zabeth o-ood Gi rlandine I rene Frie t Dori I rene Robert Lerene l\Iae Roll Marian B ra d ford Rowe E velyn Leda Ru hton ela Goldie aw telle Moll i e Roo evelt e l t zer l i \"e M ay oule E l i z a Franklyn Tarr· nt Ruth Ka therine Turner E dna lay Tuttle E ther E l izabeth \\' od Madelin Paul i n e \Voochrnrth

Lawren c e, JI ass. Far lll iugtoll // "ater •ille Groton, /11ass. East Leba 1 1 0 1 1 r r ·aterville

Madison

lif o nson Pittsfield .:\ orth r ·assalboro Sh er111all H ills East Pern P o rtland f et/w e n , .U ass. O a kland Fairfi eld A ug usta lltla n c h ester, ">,7. H.

A iigusta

So m ervilll', J lass. Blit(' Hill Fairfil'ld

3Juntor Q}lmrn �tstory \Ye tarted by being The ophomore i proverbially t h e · wi c: fool . greene t o f green Fre hmen . E verybody aid o and \\·e admitted i t . we are aga i n w i l l i n o- to adm i t omething. O f a l l " "· i e fool . , \ Y e a r e the ''"i '26 wa wi e in the pring \\·hen ,.,;e made the enior \\"a\ e " aood-bye" to ba eball champion h i p . we not have fool !

\ \ e w e re \Vi e dur ing the tenni

the ow est . the

tou rnament for did

Drama her e1 f did not leave us a-aping, the \\·e were, for i n the Commencemen t play d i d "·e not furni h

champion among u ?

agaciou

the wi e t of the wi e l eading ladies ? Thi fall our "·i d m grew apace.

ur voice , loud, lu ty and ''"i e cheered

our champion hip football team on to Y ictory e ,·en at the expen -e

Fre hman

banquet. \Ve blu h for

hame !

\ i dom de ert

enti rely on

hrn

_ cores.

For we

have collected here and th re a fraternity pin and e ,·errv,· h ere a black mark !

PH 0 1\ I ORE CL \ Presiden t T 'ice-Preside1 1 t Se c r e ta r:;1 T r e as u r e r

OFFICER Barbara M a y \ :\ h itney Oli e Lee J ulia Mayo Arleen M an n

:§opqnmorr Qllmn1 11\oll E lizabeth Ellwood lden Idora B e rryman B eatty France June B ragdon Syl v i a \'irginia Brazzell Loui e B lanche Butler Jean Cad wallacler Bertha Lillian Cain Emily France andage Loui e Job on C hapman Julia rdelle Cha e Marguerite Cha_ e Davida 1ary C lark \delaide Coomb M artha Allen Davi Fayalene Loui e Decker Hilda France De m nd Ruth Ell worth Dow E ie Alma Ellis E el) n f acDonald E te) Dorothy 1azie Fam worth 'era El len Fello\Y B arbara I\ f cG regor Fi fe H a rriet Martha Fletcher

Aubimi T Vatervill e

Ashland Fairfield Blue hill

Waterville TV aterville

Surry T T estbro ok, Co n n . Houlton A u g i t s fa TVa terville

Bath

Portland Skowh egan Ridlon'ville T Vayn e B i ng h a m Clin ton China Farm ingto n Kitter ·v TT ate1:ville

�·)

\l exandrine Ful ler Dorothy Ellen Gould Bernice ivian Greene Helene Hedman Hall Leonora Edith Hall Phyl li M ari H am Dorothy I abel Hannafo rd H elen H armon Grace Ma Heffron Helen Claire H ight Iary Tere a Holland M arie H aywar l Holme G, endolyn Clarie J hn on Eleanor E elyn King E ther Elizabeth Knud en Ol ive Lee Arl ine Smith M ann Julia Dean M ayo ina manda M cGary Elizabeth Knapp Merrill Helen Codman M itchell F rance Meli a a on Lura rabina orcro Pauline i rginia Page Margery Elizabeth -Pierce F lorence ppleton Plai ted Angie Catherine Reed M i riam E lizabeth Rice Betsey E velyn Ringdahl Helen Elsie Robinson Mabel Victoria Root Marjorie ophi a Rowell Doris Garland Russell Prisc i l la M ay Rus e l l Doris Cora anborn Marion Elva awyer Ro e Helen eltzer Blanche May mith Helen Coburn Smith Martha Sandberg Inez Eliza Steven

South O range, J. orth Leeds Dover-Foxcroft obleboro Hampden L iďż˝ erm ore Falls Win throp Caribou Eastport Skowhegan Lewiston Bridgewater n ater ille Charleston Portland Dov r-Foxcroft Milltown ew Gloucester Ho ulton Portsmouth, "!\'. H. Houlton Saco TT in throp A ugusta Oakland TVaterville T T aterville Dover-Foxcroft ew Sweden L iver111ore Falls Portsmouth, 1 H. T Vin throp TVaterville U alpole, Mass. DrÂˇyden East Sebago Fairfield Cornish Skowhegan Y_ork Village Oakland .

Helen Beatrice tone Ena M abelle True Frances J eanette T,Yeedie Ruth 1 a e Tile E l i zabeth A ppleby � at on Pauline E l i zabeth \ augh Ba rbara M ay \ h i tney F lorence \,\ o l fe Erna E m i l y \ o l fe lice J u l i a \Vood

Lawrence, _ uass. Pittsfield, Uass. Rockland Skowhegan H 0 Hlto11 Houlton T T 'estboro, �lass. Portla11 d T T ater ille T T in t/wop

§opqomorr

Qtlmrn ]/{i.atory

fter one year and almo t another one at Colb) we begin to feel that our education i- rapidly approaching a clo_e . u

w e haYe h ad a Yaried and gloriou

Like all cla e

career.

that have preceded

In athletic

religiou

\York w e have made a name for our elve .

getter .

The

scholar hip, and

1 927 i

enior- o f cour_e hold the c nter o f the

group o f go-

tage due to the fact

that their day h ere are about t o be completed but w e will allow no one to take away from u

the honor o f the next most important po ition.

more year yet be fore t h e end i

\ e h ave t \ o

reached and in that two years we ·will do our

be t to I i e up t o the t rue tandard

o f Colby women.

example for t h e i n piration that you

o much need.

Fre hmen, watch our

CO LBY O RACLE

FRE S H M.

CL S

Presid n t T ice-Preside11t Secretary Treasu rer

OFFICER H elen \licia \\ yman Loui e Bauer Cornel i a dair Pearl . bigail Grant

Brownville Jct. Augusta T fTaterville C/wrleston T T 'aterville Guilford 1 ew Bedford, Mass. Springfield, �1ass. Charleston L i� enn ore Falls Brownville Waterville r r -aterville Monso n Fairfield TVat ervill e Bangor Portland ewcastle South Portland Sangerville H/a tervillc Skowhegan

Corne l i a d ai r J e i e Geneva A lexander l\I i ldred ·iola \ lley M a rguerite Eli e me Marie Laure d' \ rgy Thalia gne Bate Loui e Bauer Rose Black Glady !J ae B unker Charlotte Burn Clary Edna Sylvia Cohen Dorothy Daggett Violet Daviau M argaret nnette Davi Vera F rance Day JVIarion E telle Daye my Dell D earborn Nell i e f ae Dearborn va F rances D odge Marjorie Grace Dun tan L aurice I rene Ede E velyn Gertrude Fo ter Mildred Fox

Lela Ha kell Glidd n Joyce Gordon Pearle H azel Grant Katherine Beatrice Grean y Eli abeth Bulla1·d Gro delaid Tru Hardy Maud Florene Har ey Mona Eli zabeth H erron Ruth E l izab t h Hutchin M a rion Elizabeth J a cob M uriel E te Lev. i Ruth Melvina cEvoy H el en E l i zabeth Merr i ck M ary France 1itch 11 Prudie Rae M o re Ena Ellene Page E ther M a ry Parker \ iola May Ph i lb rook Fannie Polley E tc:lle Margaret P ttl C l a i re J ane Ri chardson Olive Elizabeth R ichard on Olive C urnrnie Robin on H en rietta Rosenthal M argaret Ea ton almond Irma Gertrude a wyer M iriam Ruth cott Pauline Jeanette i nclair Dorothy Grave teinert S u i e \ i i lhelmina teven Myra Spencer Grace Maude ylve ter Alic M ay Taber Ruth Nevers Thompson Ruth M il dred Tilton Emma Frances Tozier H arriet Estelle Towle M ildred Richard on Tupper Edna E lizabeth Turkington Alberta Lorene VanHorn Evelyn Floyd Vent res

Coopers Mills Fairfield Slzennan Waterville Portland Sanford Dover-Foxcroft Waten:ille I r ·aterville A u b urn T T 'a terville Henniker, N. H. A ug usta T Vatervil/ e loore s M ills, B. TVaterville L isbon Falls Kitt ery Poin t Gardn er, l 1ass. Oxfurd T T ' atervi!le 1 f 7atervill e 1 u burn n aterille n aterville Ca11 to11 Presq11e Isle TVatervi!!e ew York, Y. l\Iilbridge Lawren c e , N Iass. T r oodland East l\ orthfield, A i ass. S111yr11a fllills Portland FairfiC'ld Winthrop Hin c ldcy Three Rivers Mass. East Boo th bay Rod port 111ass . .

�

o rtli Scit uate, U ass. L awren ce, ]\![ass. TT a terville Medford, Mass.

Ella L . inal A rleen H arriet \\ arburton Ruth E l izabeth \\ illiarn Helen l i cia \Vyman

1J1 rrnqman allann 1i;tntoqy \ e haYe not been at Colby long but already we haYe found that love and pirit for w h i ch C olby m en and "·omen haYe been noted for year .

ot only

i n number a re we great but i n in piration and zeal to make Colby better for our having been h ere do we claim to excel.

Our banquet which o many con

demned, \\·e claim wa- a total uccc , at I a t \\·e enj oyed it and from all appearance some of the other pre ent enj o ed i t al o.

JO\"-. that one year i behind

u , a year o f work and plea ure, we are ready to make thi more than the pa t one ha .

next one count for

Colby w ill not be a hamed to O\\·n u

as her

daughter .

§peri al atth lll n rlas.aifieh r r -aterville Brownville Waterville Waterville Water ille Milto n Mills, A ugusta n a.t ervill e

'I'heora Doe H elen H ope Cha e Mildred nnie 1c arn Grace i\Iorri on H elen 1 ildred Speed 1-'lorence Da enport te en 1 uriel Grace Thoma M argaret igue i

I coLBY ORACLE 93

1') 2 s

ltltrurn of

IDQr Qlnlby Qlampus

<namµu.s at Niglµ

Q!ampus in ll intrr

IDďż˝e

llilloms

Jf.05s jjall

Q!ampus ll.tloat

chang� �hat ?Ii few uch arc. theabout ',:S an<! $0 QO tlUM,$,, :Jea:rj bring

pct�s away, 1 c.Ka tt ta(e

that 1,r tord .

3Juntnr

ill laaa mau

M onday, J u ne 16, 1924 9 . 30 A. M . LO

E R C A 1 PU M usi c

Howard Bailey Tugge-y

Prayer

C lass Ode

Tune : " O nly a S m ile" -Âˇ ong o f 1 e to thee, Prai e and Loyalty ; For our lma M ater 'vVe love tenderly, Oft i n day o f yore e have ung b fore, But each day we 10\ e her l way more and more. Cho rus

H ighe t ideal you ha' e taught to us, I deal of service and right. Ambition high you hav ought for us, Bringinrr to our Ii e- nev l i ght ._ Long hall we cherish the memories Li nked here with C o l by fame, Ever weÂˇ tri e in fulfill ing these Honor to bring thy name. '

Other h ear u cry, Keep her banner h igh. Live and tri \ e for Colby. She shall never die. \Nork they gladly bea r, Doing each his hare, Carryi ng on so nobly Colby' purpose fair. H istory of W o nien

Chorits

Poem

M usic Histor3 of Men O ra tion Address by Class Git est of H o n o r Awarding of Gifts

Dori J. Tozier Leota E. S choff Ralph S. W i l k i n 0 1 1 Robert M. Waugh Will Hartwell Lyford. .B., A. M . Clas o f 1 879, o f Chicago, Ill. Russell M . Sq u ire

§eniot (!Jlairn may LO\\ E R C M P T uesday , J u ne 1 7 , 1924 9 . 30 A. M .

O R D E R O F E X E RC I S E M usi c

Everett C . Marston

Prayer M usic C lass Ode

( Tune : "Just a'T r earyin ' for You " ) Colby, lma M ater dear. There' a thought \\-e hold ,o dear ; You ha e gi ven a- before, To thi cla of twen ty - four. J oy and dream and f riend h i p t ru e . 1 1 our h a r e "'·e've had from you . Out o f college, out o f l i fe , O u t w h e r e a l l i t o i l and tri fe ; Campu bond mu t evered be, But to all eternity Those bond "·i l l l i ve , like flag un furled, On the campus of the worl d .

O ration

Percy G . Beatty nna C . Erick on, J oh n L. Berry

Awarding of Hon ors M usic

Mary E. Gordon. M anley 0. Chase

A ddresses to Un dergraduates A ddress b:y Class G u est of Honor

Mr. M elville Freeman,

. B . , '94

Singing of Pipe Ode S m o k ing of th e Pipe of Peaa Theodore C. B ramhall

Parting 1 ddress Singing of Parting O de Willow /lddress

I v an M. Richardson

T H E O N E H UN D R E D A N D T H I R D

1\nnual Ql:nmm.enrrment of

©nlhy (!Tollrge Wed nesday, June 18, 1924

O R D E R OF EXERC ISES f usrc PRAYER

SIC

Address, The Challenge of Indu_ try

Jo eph Coburn

Address, In Training f o r L ader h i p Address, The

ext

mi t h

Marion Doten B rown

tep in Educati n

Ralph Dougla

1 c Leary

Co m m encem en t 1ddress by H onorabl Th ma Ril y Mar hall, LL.D. , of Indianapol i , Indiana, ice Pre id nt o f the ni ted tate i n 1 9 1 3- 1 9 1 7 and i n 1 9 1 71 92 r . CoN FERR I N

oF DEGREE

\V A R D I K G

OF PRr:t.E

BE N EDI TIO N

H O TOR

I N GE

E R:\ L

CH L \R

HIP

The Men's Division

Ralph Dougla

M cLeary

LAUDE

i\I

\Villi am John M cDonald

Joseph Coburn Smith The Women's Division

M AG,

A C

i\J

-oE

Marion Doten B rnwn c

Mary Evelyn Gordon Anna Chri tina

i\I

LAUDE

Margaret Thayer Gilmour

I adora Erickson

ipprell e Riecker Daye

Donnie Campbell Getchell

E vangeline We t York

Helen ·worster Springfiel d

nnie Brownstone

CO LBY O RACLE WO

ltlonors anh Jriirs J\warhrh 1 923- H I24 The Men's Di vision Prize for excellence in Engl i h Compo it ion, J oseph Coburn Smith, '24.

Co 111 111 c11 cc 111 e11 t : M em bers

�\ Ic Donald.

P hi

B e ta

J 1111ior E .r i1 1 b i i io 1 1 :

Sop h o 1 1 1 0 1·c

t i n ch field.

Ralph

l\.appa :

Fir t Prize, C la rence

D c clc1 111 a t io11 :

�.

McLcary, J oseph C.

Smith,

\ i l l iam J .

Roddy ; Second Prize, Kenneth E. Shaw.

Fi rst Prize, C l i fton V . Ste\'ens ; Second Prize, Roger A .

Not awarded.

Ha111 /i11 Read ing :

Fres/i 11 1 a 11 Sc/iolarsliip Pr i::: es :

. Parmenter.

Fir t Pri ze, Barrett G. Getchel l ; Second Prize, Charles G E R M A N PRIZES

Pri::: es for Excclle11cc in Gernw 11 :

Malcol m E. Bennett, '26.

Fir

P rize, Donal d

A rmstrong, '26 ; Second Prize,

G R E E K P R IZES

For excellence in i nterpret ing o f Greek

Fosler Ue111 o rial Greek Pr i::e :

awarded.

1 lie

A lb io 11

Sm a ll Pri::: e :

uthors :

Not

F i rst Prize, Dougla s F. Johnston.

The W om e n ' s Division Cu 1111nc11cem c11 t :

Prize for cxcel le:1ce i n Engl ish Compo ition, M arion

Brown, '24.

Uc111b crs of Phi Beta Kappa : Marion D. B rown, Don n i e C. Getch e l l , Anna C. I . Erick on, M a rgaret C . Gil mour, E\'an,, eline \\' . York, S ipprelle R . Daye, A n n i e Brownstone, M a ry A . \\.atson, M a ry E. Gordon, H el c 1 1 \\!. pringfield. J u n ior

Exh ib itio 11 :

Ruth H. F i field. Sop h o 11 1 orc

Plaisted.

F i rst and Second Prizes d i Y ided between

Decla 111a t io 11 :

Ha m lin Reading : Beatty, '27.

F i rst Prize, E m i ly R . H eath ; Second Prize, Florence A.

F i rst Prize

Frcsh lll a n Scholars h ip Pr izes :

E. Rice.

ellie M. Pottle and

Barbara M.

vVh itney, '27 ;

F i rst Prize, Harriet

Second Prize, I dora

I. Fl etcher ; Second Prize, M iriam

G E R M A N PRIZES

F i rst P rize. Helen E. D a v i s, '26 ; d iv ided between Lou i se M . Cates, '25 and I mogene F . H i l l , '26. Prizes fo 1· Excellence i11

Germ a n :

econd Prize

GREEK PRIZES

Foster Uem o rial Pri::e:

awarded.

For excel l ence i n the i nterpreting o f Greek Authors :

Not

C O BU R N P R I Z E S PE A K I N G CON T E ST

Firs t and Second Pri zes d i v ided between Anna C. Erickson, '2-1, and Mary E. Gordon, '24 ; Third and Fourth P rizes d i vi ded between Barbara M . v\ h itney, '27 and Ervena I. Goodal e, '24.

CO LBY O RACLE IOI

1!lrgrrrs Qlonfrrrril tn

1 92 4

Bac helor of A rt s

ppleton Houlton . Waterville Colche ter, Conn. Limeri ck Auburn ugusta \i i nthrop kowht:gan B luehill Livermore Falls

M ark L e t er me John , lb rt Barne Percy Glad tone B eatty le) er Cha fetz H a rri on bij ah Felch ran. ton H a rl w J ordan Ever tt Carter Mar t n \V i ll a rd . \ Jbert eamair J oser h Cobu rn mi th rthur H inckley n \ Ronald \ 'twoud turtevant Âˇ

1' 1 1 E \

0 1\I E

DIVISION

Portland Richmond Gardiner Vv aterville Portland Livermore Fall Portland Skowhegan H ebron Columbia Falls Columbia Falls Mars H ill kowhegan Pittsfield Lubec vVaterville Rowley, Mass. S tonington Jemtland Portland C li nton Corning, N . Y.

lien farion Elvira Bibber \ Âˇaneta Taylor B lake I arion Doten B rown \rmie B rown tone Celia I. adora Clary Gene ieve M i ldred Clark Rachel H unter Conant Marion Loui e Cummings Marion Dri ko Mary Dri ko Mary Courie Ford Grace rline Fox Donn ie Cami bel l Getchell Margaret Thayer Gilmour E rvena Iol tta Goodale M a ry Evelyn Gordon H el en H olme Gray Katrina I ngri d H edman Carolyn Lord H odgdon E ther M artha H olt H el en Hayt Pratt

I 02

Cecilia gne i m p on M ildred \11a Todd 1 a rgaret Elaie T urner 11ary A il een \ ·atson li ce H ilda \ orthen Evangeline \\ e t York

\1 ater ille

Easton Stonington H oulton Corinna South Portland

Bachelor of Science Jeffersom ille, t. B e l fa t La" rence, Mass. Skowhegan H in ckley v e t Lynn, fa s. S wan ea, Ma . a hua N. H . Keene, N . H . York \ i l lage B rookl) n , Y. B rookfield, M ass. \ assalboro Oakland \ arren M apleton Colchester, Conn. B rookline, M ass. Phillips \ aterville Oakland Farmi ngton \ ater i lle \' ater ille \1 int hrop, Ma� . Everett, Ma s. Fairfield aterville S trong L ongmeadow Wilton

J oh n Le ter B err) Theodore Crie B ramhall rthu r \\ alter B urckel Eliot F rank Cha e 1anle) Owen Ch se rthur \,\ i lliam Cot-dman George L i n coln Cro k Georo-e M i l ford Da i Paul \\ allace Gates Lou i ' Randolph Goodwin, J r. Harry Jonathan Greene John Timothy Howard Rob rt LeRoy Jacob Charle ::>urnner Le\\"i Ralph ! mer Libby P rcy � til lman Lovely \ i lliam John McDonald J o eph \ alter lfcGarry Ralph Dougla M cLeary Bert Leland M errill Jame. H a rl and Mor e George Thoma i cker on \\'in ton Edward oble Roland \ inslow Payne R i chard J o eph P ike Frank Reginald Porter Lawrence rthur Putnam oel J 0!111 Raymond I an fartin Ri chard on Richard C lark ackett lbert H erman Scott

1 03

\ aterv i l l e

R a l ph T a l b rth Ph i l iJ

len Co

G1-en v d l e B ru ce Ea .-t m a n Y a l e F r e d M o rri

Jame

i -,

Ma .

F i t c h b u rg,

J am , Tarpey

B rooklyn,

Houlton

\ l exander \ \ ' i l -on T i n ; \\

O :'l ! E N

D 1 v 1 s1 0 N ewport \ aterv i l le

Erick

l\ I i dd leboro

\ oodford

Caribou kowhegan Oakland Randolph H armony \Vaterville

I anter G race

1 a rion

,fartin

Ethel M a y R eed r ter

Helen \

I ringfte l d H O N O R A R Y DE G R EES D

LA\\"

I n d ianapoli , Ind.

T h o m a s Ril y M a r h a l l

Do 'TOR Ge rg

t w od

G rate Loui

\i\Tilliam

I an i n

. pringfield, M a

'ďż˝>

TOR

TOR OF

at on

l1 a w , ' o

H enry F. M e r ri l l

LETTER

R i chmond

F rankl i n \\

Frank \\ i lb u r

D l \T N l'l' Y

New York,

N. Y.

S -IE KCE

then , Ga.

l\ f A S T E R

RTS

M i n n e a po l i

Mi n n .

Portland,

Me.

0 Â°'

DELT

K A PPA

E P S I LON

Front Row : Ekh o l m , Dearborn, Shaw, M i l l et t , Shay, Pea rce, Chapman, H ea ro n , M c Bay, Roach , Bartlett Secqnd Row : B ren nan, Rood, Cooke, Lew i n , Kaufman, Parmenter, C ross, S prague, M aco mber, Martin, J ordan T h i rd Row : D ru m mond, Goode, H a l l , 13arnes, Thea!, Gould, Weddleton, Rogers, Lovet t , Forcade, Peabody

1ll e lta if(appa f.Ep!iilon Founded at Ya!

ninr_ity, 1 8-14

olo rs-.-l::;ure

G ules, a11d O r

C HAPTE R ROL L 1866 D e Pauw n i ,·ersity 1867 n i v r ity \\'e l eyan 1 867 Ren ela r Polytec h n ic . \ delbe rt Coll ege 1867 1 870 C rn e l l U n i v e r ity 1 870 h i cago C' n iver it) 1871 yracu e n i v e r ity 1 874 C J umbia n i ,·er ity C n i ,·er ity of C a l i forn i a 1 877 1 879 Trin ity C o l l ege 1889 C n i l'er. i t Y of :- I i n n e ota " 1a� achu sett ln titute o f Techn logy 1 890 1 898 Tulane Col l ege 1898 T r nto l.1n i ,·er i ty 1899 n i v r ity of Penn syh· a n i a 1900 . f c C i l l l"n i v e r i t ,· Leland tan ford : J r., U n i v er ity 1901 Cn i,·er ity o f I l l i n o i 1904 ·cn i ,·er it �- o f \\' i con i n 1 906 "Cn i \' er i t )' o f \ Y a h ington 1910 C n i ,·ersitY o f Texas 1912 l'n i Y e r i t)' of Louisiana 1 922

Y a l e U n i ,·er ity Bowdoin Col l ege Colby Col l ege A m b e r t College \ anderbilt ni ver i ty G n i ,·er ity of Jabama Bro\\·n n i v e r ity n i v e r ity o f X orth Ca rol i n a n i ve r i ty o f V i rg i n i a M ia m i U n iYers ity K enyon College Dartmouth C o l l ege C e n t ra l n i ,·e r i t l' o f K e nt ucky M i d d l ebury C o l l e g e ' n i ver i ty of M i ch igan \\"il l iams Coll ege L a fayette Coll ege H am i l ton College Colgate U n iversity Col l ege of t h e City of X "- Y ork n i ve r itv of Roche ter Rutger C o l J eae

107

�

p M

�ETA PS I Frnnt Row : S m i t h , Ford, Pow ers, v\f e n t w o rt h . Soule, H a wki ns, A rcher, Good rich, Edm u n ds P. Second How : Lomba rd, S n ow R , Edmunds W., Cowi ng, DeOrsay, Howland, Bai rd, Pe i r ce T., H i lton T h i rd Row : Nelson, A bbott, W est , Foote, Edget t , H awes, S n ow S., M i n ot, C l a rk D., D' A m i co, Sam p l e

Zrta Jni Fou nded at N e w Y

111Yer

ity, 1 847

Colo rs-White and Blue

C H A PT E R ROL L l rew York U n i versity W i l l iams College Rutgers Coll ege Uni vers ity o f Pennsylvania Colby College B rown U n i v ersity Tu fts Coll ege La fayette Coll erre Un iver ity of Korth Carol ina Un iver i t y o f M ichigan Bowdoin College Un i ve rs ity of i rginia ornell Univers ity n i ver ity o f Ca l i fornia n i versity yracuse

University of Toronto Colu mbia n i v � rsity n i ,·er 1ty McGill Case C: chool of Applied Science Yale U n i ,·ersity Lelan d Stan ford Univers ity n i ver ity o f M innesota n i ,·ersity of I ll inois n i versity of \\"iscon sin Dartmouth College n i n rsity o f \Va b i 1:gto11 n i ,·n ity of Manit ba ._ outh rn B ranch of the n i ver ity of Cal i fornia

1 8-17 1 8-18 1 8-18 1 850 1 850 1 852 18-3 1 87 1 858 1 8-8 1 868 l 68 r 86g 1 870 r875

1 09

1 879 1 879 1883 1 885 1 889 1 89 1 1 899 1909 1910 1 920 1920 19_1 1 92-t

DELTA U P S I L O N F r o n t Row : H a 11101 1 d , T horson, J oh n son. M ac Don a l d , Tu fts, M ac Douga l , E m e ry Second l{ow : Pa rkt'r, A n d e rson E., Ben n, Sq u i re. 'vV eymout h . H ro w n , \\'eymouth K . , Lar rabee. Ea rle T h i rd !{ow : A n d e rson. K e i t h , J o h n son C., M cGowan. Fage rst rom . Cetch el l . Getch e l l , Bag n a l l , l ::\ a l cl w i 1 1 , Fl;1 g n a l l l . Fou rth Row : Fow ler, Fotter. Smart, Carson . W h e l p l ey . H u n t er, H e Â·1 I , S a u c i e r , B i t h e r

filrlta lapsilnn F o u nded at \ \ - i l l i a m

C o l l ege, 1 834

Colors-Old G- vld a 1 1 d , l �u re Elite H W i l l iams Union H a m i l ton Amherst v,· estern Resen-e \ i esleyan Colby Rochester M iddlebur Bowdoin Rutger Colgate N e w -Y ork Miami Brown Cornell M arietta y racu e Mich igan � orthwe tern Harvard \Vi consin La fayette Ccll umbia Lehi gh

PTER R OL L Tu ft De Pauw Pennsylvania M i nnesota Technology warthmore C t a n ford Cal i f rn i a 1cGill X ebraska Tor n to h icago Ohio tate J llinois \\'a h ington Penn yh·ania State 1 ,,- a tate Purdue

T 3 -1

1 83

-1 7

I -17

r 8 -1 7

I .JO

18-2 18 z 1 856

fo c! i a na Carnegie Kan as

Orrgon Vi1 ginia :. r i o u r i

III

1 886 1886 1 888 1 890 1 89 1 1 894 1 896 1 896 1898 1 898 1 899 1 90 1 1 904 1 905 1910 191 1 1913 1 9 1 -1 1915 1917 1 920 1 92 1 1 922 1 924

(} 0 �

�

0 ;;;

�

PH I D E LTA TH ETA Fro nt Row : M i t t elsclo r f , K i l bo rn, M a c Lcocl. Baxter, Shoemaker, Sui l i v a n , Lyon , H olcomb Second Row : Prescot t , Lohman, Bow c r h a n , M a t h ers, Roi e, Kopp, W a rren , Fassett T h ird Row : Bern h a rd t , Flah i v e, Ricci , Staunton, G rearson , Towne, Fiedler, Steiglcr, M c Croa ry

r u ndcd al i\l iarni

11 1 Y

r-ity, I 8-t-8

Colo rs-Pale Blue a11d Wh ite

H .\PTER f ia m i C n i \'er ity I n diana U n i ,·ersity Centre Coll ege \\ · aba h Coll ege U n i \' er it\'· of \\"i con �in ::\orthwe tern U n i ,·ers1ty Butler Coll ege \\'e leyan l'n i \'er ity Frank l i n Col leo-e H ano\·er Col lege Uni ver i ty of ·fich io-an U n i \'er ih· f Chicacro De Pau\\; n i ,·er ity Ohi n iver ity n i,·er i tv o f 1 i ouri Knox C l iege n i ,·er ity of Georgia · Emory Coll ege Iowa \Ve l eyan Coll eo-e M ercer Coll ege Cornell n i ver ity La fayette College Univer ity of Cali fornia l:n i ,·er ity 0 f \·irl!inia Ran dolph-1Vfacon Coll el!e n i ,·er ity of :.\ ehra ka Pennsyh·ania College \\ · a h i no-ton and J e ffrr.011 011 \'anclerbilt n i ,·ersit\· Leh igh rni,·er ity C n i ,·er ity of A l abama Lombard Col l ege Alabama Polytech n ic I nstitute ..-\ l legh eny Col leae n i ,·er ity of Y rm nt Dickin on College \\'e t m i n ster Colleo ·11 i ,·er ity o f M inne ota niver ity o f I owa niYer ity f Kan a ewanee Col l eae O h io S tate Univ r itv n i ,·ersity of T exa n iversity of Pennsylvania n ion College

C Jb,· Col l o·e C l u;nbia l1n i ,·er. it,· , Dartmouth Colle e Cn iver itv £ Xorth Carolina \\ i l l iam - ollege " nuthw tern lTn i ,·er it\· , :nacu e l"n i 1·er it1· \,-. a h ington and L�e "( n i 1·ersity . \ mher,t ollegc nr 11·n C n iver itv Tnlanc C n i 1·er i ty \\ · a h i ngton l:'ni,·er ity Leland tan forcl ' n iver ity Purdue C n i versitv C n iver· ity of T l l i � oj a e Sch ool of .-\ ppl iecl ci n e e L'n iver i ty o f Cincinnati Cni\' er ity o f \\ · a . h ington n i ver i ty o f Kentucky 1cGi11 L n i n·r ity l'11i 1·cr it1· o f Colorado ,eorgia chool o f Techn logy Penn yh·ania , tate Coll ege Cni versity of Toro11t0 U n inr_ i ty of , outh Dakota l_-n i ver i t)· of T d aho \Ya hlmrn Colleae l'niver, ity of Oreg n Colmad Coll ege T mva tate College l.'ni 1·er ity of ::\orth Dakota \\- b itman Colleo-e Deni on Col lege l' n iversity o f ' tah l'n i 1·er itv - o f Oklahoma Colo-ate - -ninr itY Oregon Agricult u;·al Coll ege l.' n i 1·er ity of Pitt bur()'h tate Col leo·e of \\" a hino-ton warthmore C l i ege Kan a tate Col l eae Colorado tate Coll ege niver i ty of � I ontana Cni,·er ity o f outhern Cal i fo rn ia outhern Methodist College

I IJ

188-t I 88-t r 884 r 88 1886 I 86 1 887 I 87 1 888 1 889 l 9 1 89 1 1 89 1 1 893 1 893 I 96 i 898 1 900 1 90 1 1 902 1 902 1 90_ 1 90-l 1 9o6 1 906 1 90 1910 1912 1913 1 91 3 19I3 1 9J-t 1 9J-t 1 9 1 -t 1918 l9I8 1 918 1918 1918 191 1 920 1 920 1 920 1 922 1922

() 0

�

;;: II > ()

� M

AL PHA T A U O M EGA Front Row : Flah erty, M c Lean, Cal l agha n , 1-(och, M cLeary, M c l, i n na , N c c . T rainor, H a rlowe Second Row : M ac Pherson C. , Moyn ahan, Simm, Avery, Flyn n , Brown C . . Doe, H odgk i n s, Candalct , Stinch field Third Row : L i t t l elield. Hobbes, Law, B ro w n R., T ibbetts, Berry S., Getch e l l . O ' Donnel l , B erry J . . Peacock, Litt l e f i e l d Fourth Row : Lord, N ickerson, J oh n so n , Baker, M ac Ph e rson L . . P r a t t , J o h n s t o n , McLea ry, T r e f e t h e n , Erickson

Alpqa IDau ®mega F uncled at

" i rginia M i l i t a ry In titute, 1 865

Colo rs-Sil)' Blue and

Old

Gold

C H PT E R ROLL \ i rg i n i a Beta V i rg i n i a D e l t a .'\ o rth Caro l i n a X i T e n n essee P i T e n n e s e e O m ega Ge rg i a \ l p h a Beta l\ orth a ro ! i n a l ph a D e l t a A l abama , l ph a Ep i l o n Georgia A l p h a Z e t a Pen n vh·a n i a T a u Georg i a _ l ph a T h e t a P e n n syh·a n i a A l p h a I ot a M i chiga n A l p h a M u O h i o , l ph a N u P e n n yh·a n i a lpha Pi N e w Y o r k A l pha O m icron P e n n syh·a n i a ."\ l ph a Rho T e n nessee . l ph a Tau Penn yh·a n i a A l ph a psilon O h io A lp h a P s i F l o r i d a A l ph a O m ega T wa Beta A J p h a :\ J a b a m a Beta Beta M a s ach u setts Beta G a m m a :\ I aha m a Beta Del t a L o u i . i a n a B e t a Epsil n e r m o n t Beta Zeta O h i o Beta Eta � e w York Beta T h eta M ic h igan Beta Kappa M i ch igan Beta Lambda Georgia Beta Iota � outh Ca rol i n a Beta X i M i ch igan B e t a m i cron T e n n es ee Beta Pi M a i n e Beta Upsilon O h i o Beta O m ega M a i n e Gam m a lpha M a s s a c h v etts G a m m a B eta Indiana Gamma Ga m m a Ten n e s e e B e t a T a u R h ode I s l a n d G a m m a D e l t a

18 1 88.:; 1 88;i 1 887 r 887 18 7 l 1 888 1 88c 18 8 1 889 1 889 l R89 I 8<) 1 89 1 1 892 1 893 r 89..i 1 894 1 89.t

1 11inoi Gamma Zeta l\ e b r a k a Gam m a T h e t a Texa G a m m a Eta C a l i fo rn i a G a m m a I ot a O h i o G a m m a l( ap1 a ol rado G a m m a Lambda K a n a s G a m m a Mu lf i n n e t a G a m m a ;\u l l l i n o i s G a m m a Xi J n d i an a G a m m a O m i c ron \\°a l 1 i n oton va m m a Pi :.\ I i souri G a m m a Rho M a s achu etts Gamma S i g m a \ \. i c o n i n G a m m a T a u I wa G a m m a psilon K e n t uckr M u I ota · O regon G a m m a P h i Cal i fo rn i a B eta Psi \\'ash i n ot o n G a m m a C h i \Vyo m i n o- G a m m a P s i Penn yh·an i a G a m m a O m ega l owa Delta Beta Oregon A l pha igma T n d i a 1 1 1 Delta A l pha ;\ e\\. H a m p h i re D e l t a Delta Colorad Delta Eta Ohio Beta Rho ::vi i o u ri Del t a Zeta ;\ e w York Delta Ga m m a T e x a D e l t a Eosilon K a n a Delta T h P t a O k l a h o m ::i D e l t a J appa :..: n d a Delta I ota ;\orth D ::i kota D e l t a "0; u O h i o D e l t a T�a m l c-la "\'ew York Delta M u P e n n svl van i a D e l t a P i T o w a D e l t a O m i c ron I n d ia n a Delta R b n M on t a n a D e l t a X i New H a m n h i re D el t a S igma M a ry l a n d P i

1 894 1 895 1 897 1 897 1 900 1 90 1 1 90 1 1 902 1903 1 903 T 90.f 1 905 1 9o6 1 907 1908 1909 l9IO I91 I l9T I 1913 1913 191 5 1915 1 9r r91 7 1917 191 7 1918 1919 1919 1 920 1 92 1 1 92 1 1 922 1 922 1 922 1 923 1 923 1 923 1924 1 924 1 924

°'

L A M J3 D,\

CH C

ALPHA

Front Row : H a n n i fen, M u i r , M a n n , C hase, H i nes, S h o rey, Goddard Secon d Row : Laughton, Chapma n , T uggey, W i l ey, M a c A l l ister, Freeman, J-l ale, T<:y lor E. M . , Fransen E., M e r r i m a n . F r a n se n R. T h i rd Row : Maxwel l , W i l l iams, W ortman, A l l e n . M ;:i c Laug h l i n , Brown, l( i t t redge, Cut ler, M u i r H ., J de, Pei rce T. Fourth Row : Lawson , ·W h itt ier, Nesbit, Sclrnrar, Pa rmen t e r, M acC ubrcy, Ayer, Laug hton J. M., \Ny m a n , Tay l o r F. Pei rce W . E.

Founded at Bo ton L"ni \'er'it y in 1 909

Colo rs-Pu rple Crl'C11 a11d Cold H Bo ton n i Yer ity Ma .ach u ett :\o-ricultural College U n i \·ersiry of Pennsyh·ania Penn vh·an i a tate C Ueo-e Brow1; Cni Yer ity fa achu e t t I n stitute o f Technol ogy C n i Yer i ty o f M ai n e Tni\·er i t y o f 1 ich i<Tan Butgers "C n i \·er ity Bucknell U n i \·er ity \\ ' orce t e r Polytechnic I n stitute Cornell l n i \·er ity CniYe r ity o f Cal i fornia \\-a h i ngton tate C He<Te Rhode Lland tate C l l egc Dartmouth ollege L ui i a n a t a t e · n i \·ersity D e Pauw n i \·er Jt\' C n i \·er ity o f I l l in oi _-\l abama Polytech n ic I nstitute K n ox Coll e<Te "Cn i \·er i t y o f Georaia Union Col lege Purdue U n inr i ty Butler Col lege ·un i \•er ity of outh Dakota H a n·ard UniYer itv olgate Cn i \·er it}; � rth we t e rn n i \·er it\' Oregon .-\ gricultural Col l eg-e ' Uniwr i t -Y o f \\ i con i n Cum! erla nd Univer i ty

PTER R 1 909 191 2 1912 1912 l9I2 i912 19I3 1913 1913 1913 1913 1913 19r3 r9q 19Lt 19Lt 1 9I ..f 1 9 T .) 191 191 5 19I: r 9 1 ,::; 19r: 191 " 1 9 1 _:1916 1916 1916 1917 19r7 191/ 19r7

C n i \·er ity o f A l abama :\ I i uri chool o f M ine C ni \·crs ity of Dem· er I n diana C n i \·er ity l-n i 1· er it\· f Texa I \\·a tat e Col ! eo-e Oklahoma .-\. and M. Coll ege Frankl in and M a r hall Col lege yracu e n i \·er ity _ • \\' H a m p · h i re tate College l' n i \· r itY f R ich mond h i o l. 11 ; 1-er it\· \\-aba.h College \\· e·tern Re en·e l n i \·er ity Cnlb1· Col l eo-e Cn i 1:er it\· of \\'a h inirt n Cni\· r it�· of A kron Cn i Yer ity o f C i ncinnati l'n i \·er ity o f Pitt burgh \\· a h i1wton and J e ffer on Col lege Dan i on C n i \·er i ty C n i 1·er ity of C h i cago C n i \·er itY of ?\ ebra ka � nuthern 1ethodi t l ' n i Yer ity \\'a h i ngton and Lee Cn iYer ity \'anderbilt U n i \·er ity Colorado ,-\ gricultural Col le<Te M ich igan .-\ oTicultural Col lege H a m i l ton C l l ege Xorth C a rol ina tate Trinitv olleo-e Kan a .-\ o-ricultu ral Coll eo-e

II7

1917 1917 1917 19 1 7 1917 1917 1917 1917 1918 191 191 191 1918 1918 1 918 1918 1919 1919 1919 1919 1919 1 920 1 92 1 I 92 I 1 922 1 922 1 922 1922 1 923 1 923 1 923 1 923

(") 0 � o; � 0 00

� (")

r M

ALPHA F r o n t Row : Adams, Sa vage, R a ce, B a i l ey, Turner, Clark, Cassens, Corbett Second Row : M o n agh a n , Row e l l , R oc!cly, Pinkham, Ayer, Grant, Merri l l , Reynolds, Ben n ett, Sprague ] . T h i rd R ow : H am i lton, Eaton, B ragdon , St i n n c ford, K n ight , Bennett, M a rr, N ickerson, Cobu rn , Cadw a l l acler, Fletcher Fourth R ow : K e l l ey, Tanner, Peakes, Smith, M i l l ett, Rhoades, M etcal f, T h u rl o w , Turner F., B rackley, Lew is, Robi n son

Founded at Bo ton Univer·it) , r 92 r Colors-Red , Black a n d Gold

C H A PTER ROLL Boston Un i 1·er ity Fu maid Mass. In titute of Technology Rensselaer Polytech n ic I n stitute Colby Clark v orcester Polytechn i c In st itute Unil'ersity o f Ma ryland W o fford M ercer U n i 1·ersity W il l iam and Mary Northeastern Uni versity

1 921 1 921 1 92 1 1 92 1 1 922 1922 1 922 1 922 1 922 1922 1 922 1 922

I,) 0

LANCERS C L U B Front H.ow : Crummett. Fascc, Colby, C o 1 1 d o 1 1 , C r i e , F i n 1 1 c111ore . . \ l l e 1 1 Sl'co nd Row : fZ n o fskie, lï¿½ elott, l< nox. Corey, Scribner, M acLean, Coul ficld Th i rd R ow : ,\ r i e l , Clarke,

wire 1£uurrr!i Fo

� N DED A T

Q.Tlub

CoLBY COLLEGE 1 924.

Colo rs .Ma roo n a n d Si!v r.

121

() 0 t"""

�

.... N N

� ()

r t'fj

S I G M A KA PPA Front Row : Roberts, Ch i l d s , M ason, L i t t l e fiel d, B erry, H arthorn, Cates, A usten, Soule, S m i t h , T i lton Second Row : Daggett, H a r<ly M . , Norcross, Row e l l , Ford, Ca i n , Sanbo rn , P l ai st ed, H eath, Osgood, Mann, Grant, G ross T h i r d Row : Daye, S a l m o n , Ventres, Wyman, M e r rick, Chapman, Ch ase, H a rdy T., M itch e l l , Syl v ester, Bauer, Russe l l

§igma il\appa Founded a t Colby Col lege

1 874

Colurs--Jlaroo11 and L a� C'11 der ROLL OF C H A PTERS C l by Col l ege Bo ton n i \·ersity yracuse n i Yersity George \Va h i ngton n i \·ersity I l l in o i Wesleyan n i \· r ity n iYer itv of I ll in o i n i \' ersit )r o f Dem·er n i v e rs ity of Cal i fo rn i a U n i ye rs i ty o f \\"ash ington M i ddlebury Col l ege ·11 1 \·ersity o f Kan as J ackson ColJ ege Leland Stan ford, J r. , U n i \·ersity Randolph - M acon \V oman s Col l ege � outhern M et h odist U n i \· ersity lT n i \·er ity of In di a n a

I / .f 1 90.f r 90 r 906 1 906 1 906 1 90 1 910 1910 191 r 1913 1913 1915 191/ l l7 191 7

reo- n Agricul t u ra l Col l ege tate Col lege h io tate 1 1 i \·er ity U n i Y ersity of \\" i con in F l orida tate C o l l ege for \\" omen L' n i n:·r ity o f B u ffa l o \\ a h i ngton S t a t e Coll ege n i \•er ity o f T e n n e ee I owa State College Corneil n i \·er i ty U n i \·er ity of M in nesota Cni\ e rsity o f Louis\· i l l e M ia m i l' n i \·ersity l n i \·er it)· of X eb ra ka A de l p h i Col lege

123

1918 1919 r 9 r9 1919 1920 1 9-0 1 92 1 1 92 1 1 92 1 1 92 1 1 92 1 1 922 1922 1 923 1 923

.....

�

CH I

M EGA

Front Row : Towle, M o r r i son, R i ce, A l l ey, Pei rce, Lew is, A d a i r, Pot t l e E. Second Row : Mc Don a l d A., H a r r i m a n , M e r r i a m , Pottle N., H a rdy D., K in gsley, R o b i n s o n A., Bishop, Toz ier D., Bowman, M c Donald G. T h i r d R o w : R icha rdson C., H al l , Davis, Bal d w i n , Chase, Conan t , K nowlton, Grearson, J.( yle. H a n n a ford, H e ffron, Fox Fourth Row : Coombs, ·watson, M cGarry, \Vh i tn ey, W ood, T weed ie, K n udson, Tozier, l{ ichard son 0., Sawyer

Fo nded at t h e

n i \'ersity o f Arkan a

i 895

Colors-Cardin al and Straw CH U n i ,·er ity o f Arkansas T ran yl vania Coll ege Randolph-Macon \Voman's Coll eo·e n i \· r ity of M i ssissippi ewcomb Coll ege n i \·ersity, Tulane n i versity of Ten nessee n i ver ity o f I l l i n i n i ver ity K rthwe tern L n iver ity o f \ · i c n in U n i ,·er ity o f Cali fornia U n i versity o f Kansa · n i ver ity of N ebra ka U n i v e r ity of Texa n iver ity \Ve t \ i rginia n i ver i ty o f \Va h i not n n i ,·er ity of Colorad Colby College D icki nson Coll ege Florida tate C liege n i v ersity o f \i\ ash i ngton n i v e rsity of Oregon T u ft College yracu e U n i versity O h i o Un iver ity M iami U n i ver ity Un i er ity of M i s ouri U n iver ity o f C incinnati oe Coll ege n i v e rs i ty of Utah Kentucky State U n iver ity Ne\ H ampsh ire College Lel and Stan ford U n i versity K ansa State gricultu ral Col l ege Southern M ethodi st Coll ege

PTE R ROLL n i \·er ity Cornell 191 7 1917 regon Agricultural Coll ege h io State n i 1·ersity 1 91 8 1918 Tni,·ersity o f Oklahoma 1918 n i ,·er ity o f Chattanooga 1919 Swarthmore Coll ege n i v rsity o f Pen nsyl vania 1 91 9 ] owa State Un iversity 1 919 Purdue -ni versity 1919 Pitt 1 urgh Uni,·ersity 1 920 H l l ins Col lege 1 920 Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechan ical 1920 allege Montana tate Col lege 1 92 1 1 92 1 n i 1·er i ty D rake 1 92 1 n i ,·er ity o f M i n n e ota \\' i l l iam a n d Mary College 1921 Uni versity o f Maine 1 92 1 n i versity o f i\Iaine 1 922 1 922 n i ver ity of A l abama n i versity o f Georgia 1 922 Rhode I sland State College 1 922 S uthwestern Presbyterian Univer ity 1 922 1 922 Hunter Coll ege Un i versity of I n diana 1 922 Iowa State Coll ege 1 923 rizona 1 923 - n i v e rs i ty of n i ,·ersity of North Carol ina 1 923 n i 1·ersity of Marylan d 1 923 Sonthern B ranch U n i versity o f Cal i fornia State Coll ege o f \\ ashington

l 95

1 897 : 9 l 99 1 900 1 900 1 900 1 90 1 1 902 1 902 1 902 1 902 1 90.+ 1 905 1905 1 906 1 906 1 907 1 908 1 90 1 909 1910 l9II 1913 1913 19r3 1913 I 9 I .+ l 9L I l 9LI 1915 1915 1915 1916

125

(') 0 �

�

� II � ('j t"'"" r'l'j

DE LTA D E LTA DE LTA Front Row : Da v i s H . , Coy ne, H am B., H.ob i n son B . , J oh nson M . , W h ite, Sterl ing, H i l l , Tarrant Second Row : H erron , C l a ry, J acobs. F l etcher. H igh t , Steinert, Root, Nason, D risko T h i r d Row : \Vood, Beatty, A l den, R o b i n son H ., V igue, Decker, H ol l a n d , H am P., Dea r bo r n

11lrlta 111 .r lta 1ll r lta Fou n ded at Bo ton

n i Y er ity,

Colors-Sih:er, Gold a n d Blue CH. \. PTER

Boston niyer ity im pson College K nox College Adrian College t. La,,-rence Un iyersity of Cincinnati n i ,·ersity o f Vermont n i"er i ty o f M innesota Uni"er i ty of � ebraska Baker n i ,·ersitv rthwestern -n ! ver ity Syracuse n iYers1ty Ohio State Univer ity n i Yer itv o f \\- i con sin Goucher Coll ege U n i \'er ity o f alifornia Bucknell n i ,·ersity ni versity o f I owa n i ver ity o f Penn ylvania Randolph- Macon \\"oman' Colle T ran ylvania n i Yers ity Colby C l l ege De Pauw Un i versity \\'3 h i ngton State n i ,·er i ty l: niver ity of Colora d University of Oklahoma Un i ,·e1 sitv o f Oregon . delph i Col lege M iami n i ,·ersit-y n iYer ity Soutlr n·estern anderbilt Cniver ity Un iver i ty o f Texa mes College

R LL Coe College Franklin College \\"yarning l.'n i Yersity ;'\ e,·ada n i ,·ersity Cornell n i Yer ity tet on Uni,·ersity :-\ rkan a U n i 1·er i ty Drury Coll ege Brena u Coll ege H llin College Mt. Un ion College n iYer ity f M ich igan l. n i ,·er itv of Mi uri Kan a State Coll ege Florida tate College Pitt burgh Uninrsity Southern Methodist Col lege M i ddlebury College l: n i ,·er ity of Maine Indiana Uni\•ersity Oreg n Agricultural College \V a h i ngton State Bt�tler College Tran yh·ania College . labama L'n iYersitY C lorado tate Coll ege Leland tan ford . J r., C n i ,·er ity l:ni vers ity of I l l inoi niver ity o f outhern Cal i fornia \Vh itman C ol l ege 'n i,·ersity of Kentucky U n i ,·ersity o f Tennesse

l 9, 1 903 1903 1 90-t J 90-I 1 901907 H)08 1 908 1 909 1910 l QJO 1910 191 1 l 9I l l9I l l9J l 1912 1912 191 2

1 27

1911913 1913 1913 1913 1 91 3 1913 1913 1914 1914 1 9 !-f 191 191 1 91 .J 1916 1 91 6 1916 191 7 191 7 1918 1918 1918 1918 1918 lQlQ 1919 1 920 1 _ 20 1 92 1 1 923 1923 1 923

I\)

A L P H ,\

D E LTA

F ro n t Row : Col l i n s. F a rn u m . M e r ri l l , S m i t h , A l ley, Cra y , Doe, C rosby t\ . , Gordon Second Row : Ph i l b rook, Bunker, H ut c h i ns, M cC Â« rn , V il es, Stevens, fl .J oorc, C h ase, Th omas T h i rd Row : Scott, Day V., W ol fe E., B razze l l , D a v i s, V a n H o rn , W i l l iams, Th ompson

Founded at \ e leyan Female C ollege, 1 85 1

Colors-Blue and / J, h itc CH ewcornb Col lege, Tulane n i Yers ity outhwestern n i Yersitv . Lawrence College Florida State College Brenau Coll ege Randolph-Macon ·woman's College T r i nity College I owa tate Coll ege UniYe r ity of I owa U n i versity o f Texas Bo ton Univers ity U n i ,·er i ty of I l linoi U n i versity o f Kansa 'v a h ington State Coll ege H ano,·er College Wittenberg College Un ivers ity of Cal i fornia n iYersity o f Louisiana ·

PTER ROLL n i ,·ersity of Ohio n ! Yers ! ty o f Colorado niYer 1ty of :.I issour i Colby College n i ,·ersity of Nebraska outhern Methodist n i ,·ersity K2nsa tate College n i ,·er i ty of \\. ash ington H oward Coll ege n i \' ersity o f P ittsburgh Uni Yer ity o f Tenne see · niYer ity of Oregon Un i ,·er i ty of 'v\'i sconsin n i ,·er i ty o f �ew M exico Okl ahoma gr. and Mech. College Ohio State U n iver ity George \\ia h ington ni vers ity Ohio \Ve leyan n i ,·ersity

1907 1 908 1 908 1909 1910 r9ro I9I I 1 91 1 r91 l 1912 1912 1912 1912 1913 l9r3 l 9L I r914 r 9q

1 29

1914 1914 1914 191 5 r9r 1915 1915 1917 1919 19_0 r920 r 920 1 920 1920 1 92 1 1 92 1 1 922 1923

-.,, 0

PHI

Front R o w : Ames, Rowe, Sawyer, K e l l e t t , Can c l agc, Tuttle, Soncl bcrg, 1'ahor Second R o w : Boot h , R ushton, J ocl rey, Buzzel l , F i fi e l d , Beane, E 1·c r i n g h a m , Schoff, F i fe H . T h i r d Row : Joh nson, Stone H . , El l i s , Dodge, Fa rn sworth, Lord. S te 1·cns, Bates. Fost e r F o u r t h Row : But l er, M ayo, F i fe B . , H armon, Stone M . , Gordo n . vV arbL1 rt o 1 1 , S t on e M . . Edes

Founded at \Ve l eyan Colltge, 1 8 5 2 Colors-Old Rose and TVhite CH H llin

Col l ege oph i X ewco m l Col lege n i 1·er ity of Tern1c::. c o u t b w e t e rn 11 i 1·ersitv l{a n do l p h - M acon \\'01m; 1 1 · Drenau C o l l ege n i \'er i ty of New :M e x i c , \ k ro n n i \'er i t y U n i 1·er ity o f f a i n e I I a n o 1·er Col lege Knox Col l ege \\i h i t m a n Col l ege l i io State U n i vers i ty U n i \'er i ty of Texas n i \' e r ity of Mi s o u r i cle l p h i Coll ege M i l l ap Col le<Ye Law rence Co! J co-e I o \\'a \ \' e leyan oll:.>gc

Col l l'ge

\.PT E R ROLL 1 90-1 1 906 1 90 r 908 H) J O 1910 l9I I 1912 r912 1913 1913 1913 1 913 1913 !913 l9r3 1 9 1 -1 1 9 1 -1

G e rge \Va h i ngton U n i l'er ity n i Y e r ity of outhern Cal i f o rn i a 13 a k e r n i Ycr i t y outhern M ethodist U n i v e rsity 11 i 1·er ity of Cal i f o rn i a 1 1 i 1·ers ity o f \\'a s h i ngton ! by Coll ege Xew H a m p h i re State Col l ge n i Y r ity o f \\'i con i n Dick i n · n Col lege warthmore Coll ege U n i Yer ity of In d iana Syracu e n i \'er ity -11 i 1· e r ity of Pittsb urgh n i Y e r ity of Georgia n i l'ersity of X ebraska n i 1· e r ity f I l linoi Dnke U n i \'er ity B ucJ-n c I I Col ! e o- e

r9q

131

1915 1915 l9T 5 1916 I 16 1917 1918 1919 1919 1919 1919 1919 1 920 1 920 1 92 1 1 92 1 1 92 1

1922 1 922

w I\)

B ET

C H I T H ET

Front Row : B r iggs, Adams, Towne, A lbert, Crosby, S m i t h , B roudcr Second Row : Coh e n , Rol ls, B ragdon, T r u e, A l ex;i n der, B l ock, P r i est T h i r d Row : Sawt e l l e, N utter, \Nol fe, Selt zer, R . , Da\Â· is, S e l t zer, M.

ï¿½rta ill q i IDqeta Founded at Colb) College, 1 92 4

Colors, Green and H hite

1 33

1 35

Jqi TSrta 1!jappa Founded at \ i l l i a m and ·M ary College in 1 776 Colors-Green and Wh ite

18rta nf 1Jlll a inr. 1.Estab lt11�rh in 1 8 9 fi FFI E R ' F O R

1 924- 1 92 5

Presid nt ettie

Runnals

Sec retar3•- Treasitrer

Carl Jeffer on \Vebe1· J ohn

Ho 1 k i n , ' 1 4

Execu t ive Com 111 ittee

Erne t Cummino- Marr i ner, ' r 3 Lester Frank \\ eek , ' r s M eroe · Farn worth 1\IIor e , ' r 3 M EM BE R

FR01 1 1 924

MEN Ralph Dougla M cLeary \i ill iam John McDonald Joseph Coburn Smith WOMEN Marion Doten B rown M ary E elyn Gordon nna Chri tina I adora Erick Dennie Campbell Getchell

Helen \ or ter Springfield Margaret Thayer Gilmour Sipprelle Riecker Daye n Evangeline We t York Annie B rownstone

Jt iKaµpa 1ll r lta Founded at

ttawa

niv

i ty in I 9 1 2

Colors-Cherr:1' a n d T T h it e

FFICE R

I 2--1-- 1 92 5

Presiden t Secretar')' Treasurer Coach

Kenneth Shaw Coburn yer Theodore Hodgk ins D r. H erbert Libby

l\1E I B E R S Elmer 1. T a lor C larence L. Roddy K enneth E . h a w Donald E .

1 37

Theodore R . H odgkins Ru ell l\'I. Squi re Ho\\·ard B. Tuggey pr ague

1.Eptrurrann CL

S OF N I

ETEE

H U N D RE D AND TWEN TY-FOUR Richard J. Pike James H. Mor e I van M. R i chardt:on

John . Barne John F . H oward Robert L. Jacob C LA S OF

JJ[ounbtb at Qlolby in

ETEEN HU

DRED

D TWE TY-FI E Chester B rown Robert Havvkin Ell worth M illett

Malcolm Bennett Elmer M. Ta lor Earle nderson Ellis MacLeod

1 89 8

1Drui£l11 1f o u11l'lel'I at <!Iolby

Junior �ocidy for fll 1rn

C LA S O F

ETEE

H UN D R E D A

C L.

S OF

D T\YE TY-FffE

Theodore R . Hodgkin Edward M. rcher Y enneth L . \\ ent\\·orth Nathan R. Lu fkin y l \·e ter R . ulliva n Loui - R . I B ay Al fred l(. Chapman

Elmer M. Taylor J oh n N . Laughton R aymond S . Grant E dward H. M erri l l R obert C . B rown Donald J . M i ll J o h n F. Flynn ETEEN H

NDRED

,. D T \\ E� TY- I X

Rus ell B ro \n1 \Jelen L. Kittredge Abbot ._ m i t h l\1 e1Yille K ilborn Claude L. tinne ford J;:lli F. Parmenter

George K . R oach K enneth B ragdon Herbert M. \\ ortman Roger A. Stin ch field Gilbert L. Earle John . 1 cGowan Jr.

1 30

rn10

flyntics '3>npqomore S>oriety for men.

JFounl'leh a t C!lolby itt 1 9 1 2

S OF N I E T E E

Lloyd Morr i l l Dearborn Robert Frank F ran en J oï¿½eph Pearce Gorham Robert Hubbard H awkin Lionel Hebert CLASS OF N I

HU DRED

.r D T \ E

TY- F I V E

Philip Edward Keith 1 elville Graves 1......i lborn Edward Thoma Mo nahan Jr. Charle \ hite Shoemaker George Elijah Tash Carlton Frederick Wiley ETEE

Donald Norris A rmstrong George Butler Barne Roy Arthur E ither H enry Stanley Cro B radley Dur j ane Cutler Donald Hud on Fas ett

D RED

D TWENTY- S I X

\t\Ti ll iam Moody Ford C lyde Edward Getchell Sherod Ball Holcomb Al fred Norgate Law J ohn Atwood Nelson Carrol Snow Parker

CL SS OF N I NETEEN HU DRED AND TWE. TY-SEVEN l{owland Baird John Fowler Maynard Maxwell Greeley Pierce William Macomber Leroy Savage

Richard S taunton Robert Bowerhan Ralph Lewin Carl Johnson Dougla John ton WaldO' MacPh erson

r 40

JJ;reslpnan S>oriety for men

llpntlnn 9Jda

lJZounileh at <!lolby in

�D T\\.E TY - F I VE OF X I K ETEEX H NDRED CL:\ Ellsworth \� i l l i s M il l et t Pernn Kewell Freeman \\.alter Dill imm v i l l ia m \\ allace Hale Ru e l l M i ll ard quire Freemont H u nter S OF X I T ETEEX H .?\'DRED A � D T\\" E X TY- IX CL John A. M cGowan SteYen Berry H arry M u i r Franci F. Bartlett Her chel E. Peabody Theodore E. H ardy Daniel J. Shanahan J oseph F. Goodrich Roy V. S horey Carl R. l\facPh erson Honorary M ember-\ arren L Frye C I.,A S OF N I rETEEJ. H U K D R E D . N D T\\" ENTY- E EN A lphonse \\ . Law on Harold E. Carson \ i n cent P. Mathers Ulmont C. Cowing George L. M ittel dor f Charles H . Eaton Thomas F. O ' Donnell Barney M . H a Y ey Edgar R. Howland Albert U. Peacock Harry J . Kau fman \\"illiam E. P ierce . rthur J. \\" h el pley T DRED . �D T W E� TY-EIGHT CLA O F N I � ETEEN H Ralph H . Ayer Lloyd P. Forcade James M . Laughton Cecil E . Foote Charles I. Bagnall ugustine . D'Am i co Charles Flaherty shton S. Hami lton Everett R . D ru m mond Joh n . Erickson ugu t F. Steigler \ alton F. Corbett James T . McCreary D urward S. Heal

1 9 03

1Kappa lJtqi if(appa Founded

at Dartmouth College i n

1 922

fildta of CSolby. 1.Entablis�rh in 1!1 2 ::.1 OFFICER

FO R

R aym on d

tevcn

f EM BE R

rant prngu e

Jame B e rn ard t a p l e Til bett · J oh n J oh n R e a d 1 1 o n ro e H rbe r t McCoy \\ ortman V rn e EYerett R eyno l d

Dartm uth Coll e ge La fayette College niversity of Maine Colby College G tty burg College l l egheny olle<Ye \Vittenburg Coll ege

1 924- 1 925

Verne E verett Reynold Jame B. Sprague Ralph M . Larrabee Roger . Stinchfield mold F ransen Everett f ohn Tibbett E dward Joseph Colgan, M .

Presiden t I "ice-Presiden t Treasu rer Secrctar v Corresponding Secretary Historian Farn/ty Sponsor

Everett A rnold Fransen Ralph Ma on Larrabee Roger dam Stinchfield H arry Burnham Thoma ldo L. G. Fasce C l i fford Henry Littlefield P T E R ROLL

James M i l l iken University Emery and Henry College Birm ingham-Southern College niversity of Pennsyh·ania niversity M iami \i ashi ngton and Lee Un i versity Col lege of Will iam and Mary

1 42

iKappa Alpqa en1or

Founded at Colby in 1 898

ociety for \ omen OFFICERS

E a Lucille lley Loui e Madel ine Cate Ellen chorn Smith

Presiden t Secretary Treasu rer

J\I I E M B E R S Marjorie E v eringham lta . Doe Eva L . lley Loui e M . Cate Leota E . S choff Florence Smith

E l i e B i hop Claire Cro by iola Jodrey Ethel . C h ilds Marion John on Marion M e rriam Marjorie Sterling

1 43

'11 q i �amma WQeta S o p h o m re

ociety f r \\'omen

h. RE

E d i t h \\-_ Che t e r Bertha C. Choate l ice Clarkin Katherine . Dun da s Grace . Grant M a rion \\T. H ayden Kath e r i n e G. H atch Mabel D. Libby

Eleatlia C. Beane Hazel P . Berry Ruth F i fi e l d Edith , . ray C l a ra M. I arthorn Kel l ie E. P t t l e r\ my V. R b i n n Bernie"' C. R b i n on F l o rence M. m it h

M i l d red S. W i n g

Founded at Colby i n 1900

F l o r nee M . P reble Loi H. m ith 1a ri on E. pri ngfiel I weet . \ n n ie Berth a L. Terry M a rga1·et Totman C l a ra C. \Yebber Gl ady W l ch

S O R O R E S EM E R I T . S M a rgaret M . W h ite France C. Booth I rma \ . D vi Lena R . Drisko Clara K. Ford Adclairle . Gordon E d i t h M . G rear on -:'l r aclel i n M . M e r ri l l E,·elyn E. Rushton R u t h K. T 1 rn e r R

M ary H ol l a n d Erna \ \ ol fe E ther Knud on Barbara F i fe Phyl l i H a m R u t h V i l es

r,- URBE

RES

COLLEG T O M i lelr c l McCann Harriet Fletcher Loui e Chapman Helen Stone Leonora H a l l M a rgaret Chase

irlta @Jtgma (!! q t Founded at Colby College i n OFFICER

FOR

Presiden t Vice-Prcside11t Sec retary Treasu rer

1923

1 924- 1 925

Ethel lrnont Child '25 El i e Cleveland Adam ' 2 5 Ruth Fifield, ' 2 5 Marion Alice Merriam, ' 25 ,

M E MBERS Clarice Salome TovYne v i s Elvira Varnam \lice M c D nald Claire l ice Cro by race M c Donald ÂˇWinona Knowlton E l i zabeth Kellett Edna Conant M arion B rad ford Rowe my "iola Robin on Mol l i e ltzer Katherine Mary Coyne gne J u l ia Brouder M ary Marguerite lbert Elsie 1vl itche11 Frost F rances Chri tine B ooth ilarion Alice Merri am Imogen France H il l lmont Childs Ethel Viola F loril la J odrey Hazel Paul ine Berry Eva Lucille Alley lta usan Doe Ellen Achorn Smith E ther lthea Lord Eleatha Clifford Beane M i l dred E ther Brogg Loui e M adeli ne Cates Elsie Cleveland Adams _

§tuilrnt (!J ounrtl quire imm e \ ell Freeman

Pr eside n t r icc- Preside11t

Sccrrtary- Trcasurcr FR

T E RN I T Y

E l l \\'Orth \V . i\I il lett, � K E R ob rt \ \-. Ha\\'kin Z 'Ji Raymond E. \\'eymouth, A Y yh'ester T . ulfo·an, <I> � 0 amu

R E P RE S EN T \ T l \ E S

\t\ alter D. 111111 1 , A T n ewell Freeman, .:\.. X A Coburn H . yer, A H . Forre t Colby, L. C . Feldman , Non-Frat P.

I R.

1 47

Joung tlrn'11 Qlqri11ttatt i\1111oriatintt President r Âˇice-Preside11t ecrctary Treasurer

C . Barnard Chapman Raym nd . Grant Coburn FL \yer harle' 0 . Ide

Q}qairm.en of C!! ommittee.a /II m bersh ip

Finance Religious A 1 retiJ1gs B ible Stud31 D eputation Cam pus Service Com m u n ity Service Publicity Life Work Hand Book Miisic

\Villiam . l\I acomber Charle . I de Al fred K. Char man Clarence . Roddy Kenneth J. mith Raymond . Grant Will iam E . Garabedian HoÂˇward B . Tuggey Ralph D. M cLeary lbert . Peacock Lee T. i chol

Qla lby 1!1.ebating ďż˝ari.ety F F I C ER

Donald Edw i n prague Paul ?\1ercier Edmunds Theodore Roo evelt H odgkins I enneth Eugene haw \\'i lliam Alexai1der M acomber

Presiden t T 'ice-Prcside11 t Recording Secretary Corrcspo11di11u Secretar31 Treasu rer

L l9

�ndety nf tqr �ons uf QJ:olby PrC'sidc n t

\ I f re l K i n g Chapman H

ET E E

N D R E D 1\

l fred Chapman

T\ EN' 1'Y- F I VE

R alph Lanabee Jo eph Gorham

CL \S

ETEE

bbot ' m i t h George B a rn e CL \

Franci. Bartlet t tephen B erry ...._

Paul Edmund OF

NI T ET E E

D RE D

G. Getchell B. C. Getch 11 vVarren E lmund OF

D T\ E

TY- E E

Ulmont 'o,,·ing Greel ey I ierce Archer J ordan, J r.

\ N D T W E N T Y- I X

H UN D R E D

ETEEN HU DRED

Donald M i l lett R i chard Drummond Ellwood Hammond Lawrence Peakes

D T \\ E

TY-E I GHT

\ \ i ll i a m L ml ard I ent Pierce

Garth Koch George Ha"''

COLBY O RACLE

lll!l o mrn·s 1l1iuisio11

1jnuug lDnmeu'.a Q1qrhdiau J\s.anriatinu Presiden t T -ice Presiden t S crctary Treasurer 11dergrad11ate Represen tative lssistan t 11 dergraduate Representative Stude n t T olun teer Represen tative

.... J1 arj orie _ ileen Everingham, H i l da I ay Fi fe, Helen Elizabeth Davi , iola F lori lla J odre) , I rma \ e t a DaYi , B arbara fay \\ hitney, Dori Irene Robert

'-5 '26 '26 '25 '26 27 '26

C!lommittrr C!ll1airmrn

Religious 111cetings Co 111 111 u 11 ity Service Conference P u blicifJ World Fellowship

llfusic Social Bible Stud31 Membersh ip To n Girls

Elizabeth B ur r w � King-ley, delaide ._ tone Gordon, C lara 1\Iary Collin , i rginia Elizabeth Bald\Yin, Leota E tella choff, Marion John on, Claire _\l i ce C ro by, El i e Irene Bi. hop, H i lda 1\ I ay Fi fe, Ethel l mont Child ,

'25 '26 '26 '26 '25 2 '25 '25 '26 2 . �

§orir ty of t11r 1ll a ug�trr.a of <nolby L.\ � S Clara

C F

/[. H a rth

I-I

E\l E T E E

Don. J. Tozi er Cl::ii re \ . Crosby M ::i.rion C L, \ . ' � OF

I NETEEN

NDRED

\ i D T W E N T Y- H \ E

Do ro t h y L. u tin Ph y l l i E . Bowman Dori s W. Hardy Merriam DRED A D T\ E TY- I X

E th er E . Wood CL

,_ S

I N ET E E N

DRED

C LA

Julia

F N I N ET E E N

Emma F. T o z i e r· Ruth M . Til ton Margaret \ igue

D TWE TY- E V E r . Cha e Harriet M . Flet ch e1· Leonora E. H a l l Dori G. R u el l Helen C. m i t h

F lorence A. P l a i t d Miriam E. R i ce Doris an born Julia D. M a y o C l a ra F. Ford

DRED

ND T\ E TY-E I GHT

Amy D. Dearborn Helen E . Merrick Muriel E. Lewis E v e l y n F . Ventres

A _.LE

Wqe If omen' .s J!jealtq 1£eague

1 924- 1 925

Founded in 1 92 1 Pr sideu t Vice-Preside n t S ecretar3•- Treasu rer

£, a Lucille Al iey '25 France Chri tone Booth, '26 Clara M ar) Collin '26 ,

A m y Viola Robin o n , '25 Olive M ay Soule, '26 Pauline Elizabeth \l\Taugh , '2 7 T rue Hardy, '28

1.Giterary �oddy F FI

ER.

President T ice- Pr<'siden t Secr<'fan• Treasurer S ergea 11 t- at-. Jr111s

Loui e J\ L Cate , E velyn Gi lmore \ ane- E . 0 goo d R u th F i field, anborn, Dori

I I TTEE

R<'ligious M eet inJS l l 'orld Felloil•sliip Bible Stud:y U embersln"p Soc ial er ice P ublicity Co nferen c e Social Jlf usic Town Girls

D E I T LE \ G

l ssociatio11

'26 '25 '27

IRJ\I \ E l i zabeth B ur ro w King ley, Le ta K tella choff, El i Irene B i h o p H il d a Mary Fi fe, del a i l e tone Gordon, M i ri am E l i zabeth Ri ce, C l a ra M ary Collin , Claire \ l i ce Cro by, Marion John on, Ethel lmont C h i l d ,

President Vice-Preside11 t Secretar'y Treasurer Head of Sp.arts Head of Musical Clu bs Head of Reading Roo m

'25

'26

25 '25 '26 '26 '27 '26 '25

'25

Nellie E l i zabeth Pottle, I rma . e ta Davi , delaide tone Gordon , Hazel Pauline Berry, E a L u c i l l e Alley, Iargaret E l i zabeth \ hite, Eli zabeth B u rrow King ley,

'25 '26 '26 25 '25 '25 '25

.Arnn.atnn k a.nub Presiden t Vice Presiden t

S ccretary- Trcas11 rcr

Marguerite

lbert

Hazel Berry Frances Bragdon Ardelle Cha e Pearl Grant Helen Harm n Vina McGary

H azel B f fry M argue r i te Albert Elizabeth Watson

Helen M i tchel l Betsy R i ngdahl Dori s Roberts R ut h Thom pson M i riam Scott Elizabeth \ atson

1 57

..... lJl 00

FOOT BALL TEA M Fro n t Row : Avery ( M anager ) , Carson, Shay, K ei t h ( Captai n-clccl ) , Sou l e ( Captai n ) , M c 8ay. Mac r 'h c rson, Fot ter B a c k How : Roundy ( Coach ) , M i l l ett, M oynahan , Sul l i va n , O' Donnel l , \tVLÂ·ymout h , Parker ( M a11ager-elcct )

F R E H IA J FOOTB

F ront Row : ] ne , Knof ky, D' .�\ m ico, M cLean. McDonal d, H ine econd Row : Roger . G uld, H eal, Parker ( .\ 't :Mgr. ) , Flaherty Capt. ) , AYery Mgr. ) , \\"e t . Cal lao·ha n, a1rom Third Row : Gall in, Bernha rdt, .Al bott, Pha i r, t iegler. Ericks n, Ayer, Bagnall, \\'eddleton, Drummond, Lombar 1, Thor en, T u t t

lJiootball �rqehulr 1 924 Colby ept. 27-Un iver i ty of N Oct.

4-Bro\\'n

Hampsh i re at Durham

ni versity at Pro Y idence

I I -Trinity Coll ue at \Yatervill

Oct.

I 8-Bo\\·cloin Coll ege at \\ ater\' i l l c

Oct.

25-

n i ver i ty o f

N ov. I I -Bate

-+S

Oct.

�

Opponents

Iaine a t Orono

Coll ege at Le\\-i ton

L e tter U en :

Capt. oule, Ianager \. very, Peacock Keith O'Donnell, J\Io naJ1an, hay, Fatter, Car on , J\Ii l l ett, IacPher on, \Veyrnouth , I c Bay, lather , ull ivan

1 59

ille uiew nf tqe �eannu d the ea on with rather poor pro pect of repeating the record tate Champion . Thi being the fir t year o f the new Fre hman rn l in 1 t wa nee ary to pick nearly the ent i re team from left-over material. How· er, the new co::i h , Edward Roundy, made the be t of it and howed h i abil ity to ri e to the occa ion by wh i pping the team into hape for the fir t garn with ew Hamp h i re tate. In thi game the eleven made rather. a poor h wincr, ret i ring on the hort end of a 27-0 score, and due to minor ca ualtie u·tai ned at Durham, 1 t a one- ided affair with Brown at Pro i dence R. I . T h next cram wa played on Colby oil again t Trinity College. The team how the re-ul t o f mu h hard training and Roundy' effort were becran t reward d '"'ith a win, the core being I -3. The feature o f th day \ya- a fake drop kick and run for touchd wn by Capt . oule, it being the greatest gain made on uch a play in Colle e football for the year. The n x t " eek we entered the tate erie race by de feating Bo <loin in \ -aterville much to the di appointment and urpri e o f the dope ter . In thi game Colby hov;ed much aggre . ivene in br aking up the forward pa , and al o in rec verincr fumbles. !though the vi itor tarted off with a ru h and gained much ground the fir t of the game, they were unable to folio"' up thei r advantage. The Blue and Gray played head up football and emerged with a i ctory t11e core being 9-0. By thi time all the loyal fan had recovered their pmt and everybody wa. looking ahead to a repetition of la t year. There wa not the lightest diffi culty experienced in elling t i cket for the pecial t rain to Orono. Thing were urely l ok ing much brighter and the belief that Colby woulCl come th rough with tate honor wa mani fe. ted in the large attendance at th Maine game. However, the . aying that pride goeth be fore a fall ,,.a never more t ruly xempl i fied than in thi. gam again t our old ri al . The be t we could b w wa none too g od and althoucrb every man played him el f out it v;a plain to he een that we v\·ere no match for the heavy Maine out fit. A a re ult, we lo t 1 2-0. The la t game of the ea on wa pla) ed again t Bate on Armi tice Day. Colby had not be n de feated by thi in t itut ion for eighteen year and thi record eemed to be fa t becoming a t radition. However, everybody, including Bate , wa i n for a big urprise. Many indeed were the conj ecture as to the cau e o f our poor showing in Levvi ton. ome aid over-confidence while other aid over-training, but the tru th seemed to be that the team lacked the punch and figh t which had characteri zed it throughout the ea on . By much hard fighting and kill in u e of the forward pass Bate won the game i 3-o. E en though the ea. on wa far from being a brilliant ucces , much prai e and cred it was due Coach Roundy for the manner in wh i ch he conducted the B lue and Gray p ration . Much material wa unveiled in the Fre hman dele cration, wh i ch wa under the upervi ion of Trainer Edwards, and through u e o f thi Colby hould be able to put a winning team on the map in the near future. _

160

ia!Irhttll ďż˝rqehule Colby

Opponents Rain

A pr. I g-=-Uni ersity o f M ai ne at \!\ aterville Apr. 23-Providence College at Providence

pr. 2 5-Springfield College at Springfield

pr. 26-Lowell T xtile at Lowell

Apr. 30-Boston College a t Boston

M ay

3-Bowdoin College at Waterville

May

7-Bates College a t Waterville

May

9-Lowell Textile at Waterville

Rain 6

M ay I 4-Bates College at Lewi ston May 2 I -University o f Maine at \iVaterville

5 Rain

M ay 22-Tu fts College a t Waterville May 28-Bowdoin College at B runswick

M ay 2rUniversity o f New H ampshire at Durham M ay 3 I-Dartmouth College at Hanover June

4-University of Maine at O rono

J une

Cr-University of New Hampshire at Waterville

161

1Basrball Wram 1 924 Captain JVlan ager Coach

Robert Frank Fransen \\T i l l iam Âˇwall ace Hale Fred Parent hannahan ouc ier H o ward Muir Coulman E k hol rn McGowan Cutler mart Fran en, R . Wil son Fran en, E . Carson Fager trorn

Catch er Pitch ers

First Base Seco 11d Base Third Base Shorts top Lef t Field Cen ter Field Right Field L etter Men :

Ca1 tain R. Fran sen , Captain-elect /[ cGowan, Cutler, E . Fran en, hannahan, Coulman mart, C a r on, Fager trom , \tVil son, H oward, Manager H a l e

162

ftlnneball §ranon

1 924

Colby opened t h e 1 92-t baseball season w it h bright pre• pect · w i 11 1 1 i 1�g the tate' champion hip, but poor weather and the ab ence o f a cage h in dered Coach Parent in h i s effort to g t the team i n t o playing co11 d ition. The fi r_ t t r i p t h a t t h e team took to la a chu etts proYide ample e\·idence t h a t the m e n \\'er n t in the proper piay ing con dition ; pitcher especially found it hard t get their arms i n to workincr order.

.-\ hea 1'}' nowstorm caused the cancel lation o f the cu tomary exh ibiti n game ,,· ith Maine on April n ineteen. Two clay later the Colby boy j ou rn eyed to Pro v i dence and encountered strong oppos ition f rom ProYidence Col lege ; i n fact Pro\· idencc won the 0·ame 7 to 6. i\ orwit hstanding the fact that the game wa played on top of the \\·orl d m i d t a w i n d and rain storm, Colby put up a grand battl and Captain Bob Fran en pol ed out a prodigious home run. ot much can be a i d concerning the aggregation won 6 to -+ ·

pringfi e l cl game except that the

pringfielcl

It i a grievous duty to be compelled to chronicle t h e so-called competit ion with Lowell Textile. early as the th ird inni11g Colby led a 9 to o score. Then the LO\Yell boy g t busy and knocked H arry Muir out of the pa rk: Frank Porter came to th rescue and wa promptly knocked back to \r aten· i l le. The fi ;ial re ult ,,·as an l T to J I tie. A fter the game Coach Parent felt h ighly encourao·cd in deed ; h e knew that h i charges could knock in run s, and the oniy problem that con fronted him w as ho,,- to preYent the oppo ition from knock ing in more. B oston ollege et Colby ba k to the tune o f 7 to 3. But it cannot be aid that the Eagl es did not know they had been playing ba ebal l . John Hm,·ard pitched a fine brand o f ball and clesen·ecl a better fate. H e held the B. C. l ugger to i x h its. three o f \\- h ich were made by \\'h elrtn. C oiby gathered in n i ne saietie off the de iYery f McCrehan. Colbv performed in a sickly fa h ion aga in t BO\\· doin . and three err r by Cutler added. to the woe. The Blue and Gray led by four runs until the eighth inning ,,·hen Bowdoin tied the score by the medium o f a uccession o f passe on bal ls and l ong h its. I n the ninth core 12 to r o. Bowdoin tall ied t\ ice and returned home Y ictorious Colby finally annexed a game in the ' in column by aclmini tering a defeat to B ates by the core of 7 to 2. ] ohn Ho\\'ard aga in t\\' l rlecl i n bril liant style and to him the credit should go. On M ay 2 Colby ball players l e ft for the econ l extended trip o f t h a n and made their fir t top at B ru nswick w h ere B wC:oin de feated them by a 9 t 6 re ult. Tn thi gam e H a rry I u ir tarted a pitch r and f o r the fi r_ t fi ,· e i 1 rn i n .,,.s h ld Bowel in to n e I o n h it : and Colby I cl 6 to o. But in the la t hal f of the cram e the home te<. i11 man a<red in ome ' ay to get 9 run . J ack McGowan got th ree h its, on a long clri,·e v r the rirrht field fence. New Hampshire State wa the next ii> order to take the mea ure f Colby. aucier and Coulman did mo t o f the box \\'Ork and Tug \\' ii on p itched the la t two inninas. Dartmouth knocked Muir and H o\\'arcl all o,·cr the park and won the game by the con ven ient margin of 14 to 2. The fi nal State Serie game was pl ayed at Orono and Colby \\'Oil 7 to 6. Brad Cutler crashed a l ong home run and ] ohn Howard pitched a great game a fter a rather du! iou begi nning. New Hampsh ire State came to \\.aten·i l l e f or . the l ast game o f the eason and Coll Y got revenge for the previous trimming they receiYecl at D u rham. Colby batter were onl )· thrown out when the) were too t i red to run the ba es any longer. The bat of the Fran en brothers w ere very much in eYidence : Bob got three h its and £,· garnered fiYe. Chow Howard put t h e ball o er t h e l e ft fieid fence.

COLBY CAPTA I M acomber

Ten ni )

l\IcGowan ( Ba ebal l , H ear on Track ) , Taylor ( Relay ) , Keith ( Footbal l ) , Brudno ( Cro s Country ) â&#x20AC;¢

mrack Roy C. Hearon, '-5

Cap tu i 1 1

Lional Hebert, '25

Manager

Wil liam M. Ford, 126

Ass,i sta 1 1 t Ma nager

Oiolby mernrhs 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash 4-tO Yard Dash Hal f-Mile Run M ile Run Two M i i e Run 1 20 Yard H igh H urdles -20 Y ard Low H u rdles hot Put Th row ing Discus H igh Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Th row ing Hammer

IO ec. Nardini, ' 1 4, Howe, ' r 6, and M ittelsdor f, 27 22 sec. Hearon, '25, ::u1d M ittelsdor f, '27 M eanix, ' r 6 5 1 sec. Reynolds, ' 1 7 2 m i n . 2 l - 5 sec. M . Thompson, ' r 7 4 m in. 35 sec. ' Wenz, r 7 IO m in. Weise, '24 1 5 4-5 sec. Royal, 1 1 5 25 3-5 ec. Stanwood. 1 6 39 ft. 6 i n . Joyce, ' 1 6 1 2-t f t . 7 in. Herrick, ' 1 2 S ft. 6 3-4 in. Narcl t : i , ' 1 4 2 1 ft. 3 l -3 in. H errick, ' 1 2 1 a n c.1 Kemp, '23 I I ft. Murchie, 1 1 6 1 37 ft. 8 3-4 in.

Fa ce Captain -el ect B rudno, Thurlow, Roach , Captain Laughton, Ford ( Manager)

<arn1rn <anutttry Batur 1f ntrrtnllegtatr <trrnsn (!}nuutty flllr rt 1llll a terutllr. :!llll a tnr, ÂŽrtnber 3 1 . 1 924 MAI XE BATE

BO\ D O I N COLBY

70 91

The Colby t e a m fi n ished as follow5 : Capt . Laughton, 7th Âˇ Thurl oK, 1 7th ; B rudno 1 9th ; Fa ce 22nd ; Roach, 26t h ; Smart, 27th ; Turner, 28th. T H E SE S O N ColLy" cm s country team was m ade up o f i nexperienced men. C a p t . Laughton and B rudno were the only m embers o f last year's team to return to college. The loss o f Capt. Payne of la t year's team was a great blow to Colby, but a fter a month of h ard training under oach M ike Ryan the team made a creditable showing i n the State M eet.

Br w n , H ea ron, Capt a i n T ylor, F ra n se n

i!\elau Tblonton Atl1letir A.6.aortatto n 1Jnlloot (l;ames Jlanuary 3 1 , 1 9 2 5 T h e Colby relay team m e t a n d d e f eated t h e teams repre enting Boston Un i versity a n d T u fts. T h e Boston team gave t h e \V ate r v i l l e collegians a good race b u t T u fts w a s l e f t far i n th e ruck. Capta in Ta y l o r ran i n t h e leaci o ff p sition a n d h e gained a ub tantial l ead w h ic h wa not rel i nq u i sh e d all th rough the race. H ea r o n , ru nn ing anchor, fi n i hed sa fely ahead f the R -. anchor m a n .

ill qr i�utolll (ij. Atthrrw.s Jost 1Jnlloot �amea Jurtlanil, 1Jlrbruaru .6, 1 9 25 C ! by I st a t h r i l l i n g r a c e t o the f a t B rown U n i ve rsity relay t e a m . T h i s was t h e best relay race of the even i ng. H ear 1 1 , l e a d i n g o ff, picked up a sl ight l ead. Tayl o r ran a p retty race a n d i ncreased t h e i ead t a bout n \·e yard . Brow n ' s t h i rd man ran w il d a n d t o o k the l ead, p i l i n g u p too m u c h yardage for F r a n en, the Colby anchor, to m ake u p . Boston U n i \· e r i t y , the t h i r d t e a m i n t h e race, w a h opelessly outclassed and fi nished far

i n t h e rear.

1 66

mual wrark :!Orrt Nortqrastrrn lltuiurrstty ahh (!tolby

11l!fatrnri l h\ �aine. fllll ay 3. l 924 COLBY X R T H EA

'F E R :J I

. rsl ·r

ER 1TY

83 53

T h i dual me t in tr ac k and fi eld e,·ent wa t h e fir t to be h e l d at Colby for several y a r . I t a ffo r d e d many i n e x pe r i en ceJ track :! n d i date a n o p po rt u n i ty to take part i n actual 0111 1 et iti n b e fo r e the tate M eet.

iRes ult.s o f 11Hna l s T R A C K E \ ' E :.J T S

r no Y a nl Da h-\\' n by : d i ltel d o r f , C o l by ; eco n d , S w a n s o n , Northea tern : th i rd, Hearon, Colby. Time, I O 2-5 sec. 220 Yard Da h-\V n by M i ttel d o r f , C o l by : ·cc nd, Hearo n , Colby · t h i rd, S wan s o n , i · o r t h east e rn . T i m , 23 cc. LO Y a rd H igh H urdl es-Tie for .lir t p l a c e behY en T a y lor o f C olby and Young of North eastern : thrd, J ordan . Colby. T im e , 18 ec. 2 2 0 Yard Low H u rd l e -\\'on by M c Kiy, ulby ; seco1 ! d hc.w, Colby ; th ird, Young, North ea tern. T i m e . - 7 2-5 ·ec. -1-1.0 Yard Da h-\\'on by H ea ro n , Colby ; con<l , B ro w n , C ol b y ; t h i r d . Derry, Col by. Time, -2 2-5

880 Y a r d Run-\\.on b

ec.

B ro,rn , ' ol by · s conrl, Par on Northeastern ; third, \Vi lson , North eastern. Time, 2 min. S 2-5 sec.

M i l e Run-Won by Payne, Colby ; second, B rudno, Colby ; th ird, Laughton, Colby. Time, 4 m in. 37 3-5 sec. Two M i l e Run-\1\fon by Laughton, Colby ; second, Payne, Colby ; t h i rd, B rudno, Colby. Time, 10 min. 32 sec.

F I E L D EVE

Running Broad J ump- Von by S I combe, Northeastern ; secon d, Soule, Colby ; t h i rd, Smith, C lby. D i tanc , 20 ft. 2 1 -2 in. Running H icrh J u m p-Tie for fi1· t place belw en Da\·idston and \iVarren, both o f North ea tern ; t h i rd, Fo , N orthea tern. H eight, 5 ft. 4 in. I;> le Vaul t-\Von by J ordan, C lby ; t i e for sec nd and t h i rd places between Ticker on of ortheastern. H e ight, 8 ft. 6 i n . olby and Th m p on of D i cu Th row-\iV n b y Bro k , Northea tern ; second, Z e k , Northeastern ; t h i rd, Sanborn, N rthea tern. Di tance, I 1 r ft. 7 in. J a v e l i n Thr \\•-\iV 11 by B r k , Northea tern ; econd, anborn, Northeastern ; t h i rd, Cha fetz, Colby. Di tance, 1 69 ft. Shot Put-\Von by Br ok , N orthea. tern ; second, \!\fentworth, Colby ; t h ird, Sanborn, - rtheastern. D i tance, 32 ft. 1 o 1 -2 in. H a m mer Th row-\\ 11 by \\i ent worth Colby ; second, Getch e l l , Colby ; t h i rd, Brooks, Nort h a tern. D 1 tance . 1 2 1 ft. 2 i n .

IDqe IDwenty-1.EigqtfJ Annual 1Jnterrnllegiate wrack !led ijewistnn. 1lll a ine. tlay 1 7. 1 924 BO\ DOI K M A I J\" E B TES C O L l 3 \'

50 35 25 r6

T h e showing of t h e 'olby track t am w as a great deal better than that o f l ast year. M ittel d rf, Colby' star printer, w a s the h igh point winner in t h e State meet. H e won tile 1 00 and t h e 220 yard dashe . Capt. H earon, Payne, \i entworth, and Taylor won place .

ibsults nf 1J1inals TRACK E V E N T S 1 00 Yard Dash-M ittel d o r f , Colby ;

Lawry, M aine ; Baker, B a t e s . Time, 1 0 sec. 220 Yard Dash-M ittelsdor f, Colby ; Lawry, M aine ; Tarbell, Bowdoin . Time, 22 sec. 440 Yard Dash-Arc h ibald, Bates ; H am ilton, Bowdoi n ; H earon, Colby. Time, 50 sec. 880 Yard Run-Foster, Bowdoin ; Sanella, Bates ; Corey, Bate . Time, l m i n. 56 l -5 sec. M i l e Run-H i l l ma n , Maine ; Holt, Bates ; Gero, Maine. Time, 4 m i n . 36 4-5 sec. Two M i le Run-M c G i n l ey, Bates ; Payne, Colby ; H o l t , Bates. T ime, 9 m i n . 55 r -5 sec. 1 20 Yard H igh H urdles- Hardy, Bowdoin ; R ing, Maine ; Taylor, Colby. No time. L ittlefield o f Bowdoi n fin ished fi rst in 15 2-5 sec., but was disqualified for knocking down th ree hurdl es. 220 Yard Low Hurdles-Littlefield, Bowdoin ; H a rdy, Bowdoin ; Lovell, Bowdoi n. Time, 24 4-5 sec. F I EL D E V E N T S R u n n i n g H igh J u m p-Robinson, Kendal l and H i ldreth, a l l o f Bowdoin, tied f o r fi rst p l ace. H eight, 5.65 feet. Running Broad Jump-Corey, Bates ; Farrington, Bowdoi n ; Dunham, M a ine. D istance, 2 r . 1 2 feet. Pole Vault-Bishop, Bowdoin ; Stearns, M a i n e ; Nason, Bowdoin . H eight, I I feet. Putting 16 pound shot-Jackson, M aine ; Charles, Bowdoi n ; Buker, Bowdoin. D istance, 40.85 feet. Throwing 16 poun d hammer-Fraser, M a i n e ; Barrows, M a i n e ; Wentworth, Colby. Dis tance, 1 34.85 feet. T h rowing D i scus-Charles, Bowdoin ; Barrows, M a i n e ; Tracy, Bates. D i stance, 1 29.63 feet. ' ' Letter Me11 : Roy C. H earon, '25 ; George M ittelsdorf, 27 ; Roland Payne, 24 ; Elmer ' Taylor, 25 ; Kenneth L. \iVent worth , '25.

r68

weuui.a The Colby tennis team was forced to postpone its dual match with the n i ,·ersity of Maine d ue to u n faYorable weath e r cond itions. The 1 a in e S tate Tournament was called off for the same reason. ugusta Country Dual matches were played with Bowdoin , Bate , and two with the C l ub. The Colby team lost to Bowdoi!1, tied Bate , and spl i t enn ·with the Augu ta Country Club. Colby ,,-a repre ented at the �ew England Tou rnament I y Captain Sackett and Barnes. Let ter men : Captain

ackett, Captain -elect M acomber, J. Barne , and J. Smith.

i!lrsults of flatrqra 1.hlate.a

us.

<nolby

S I KGLE Grey vs. ::\1acomber Fairbank

Won by Grey

. Barnes

\\'on by Fairbanks

Puri n!!ton " . Sackett

\ · on by Sackett

Stanley vs. LoYely

\ on by Stanley DOUBLES

Grey and Fairbank

·won by M acomber and LoYely

vs. Macomber and Lonly

\\'on by Purington and

Barnes and Sackett ,·s. Puri ngton and Stanley

'ioUJlloin SI

n.a.

<nolby

GLES

Lord vs. Sackett

vVon by Lord

H i l l vs. Barnes

\Von by Barnes

Cush man

\ on by Cushman

. M a comber

\ on by K imball

K imball vs. LoYely DO Hill and C u hman ,. .

tanley

ackett and Barne.>

Lord and K i mball ,. . M acomber and Lo,·ely

BLES \\'on by Hill a n d Cushman \Yon by Lord and K imbal l

Fr nt J( \\' : D ru m m n d . C h a ·e, aptain McGowan, Fagerst rom, Capt a i n -elect M u i r S c n d l{ow : B i t h e r ( Manager ) . M ac Pher · n , M i l l ett, Gou l d , Peacock, Johnson, Roundy ( Coac h )

iljnrkey weam, 1 924- 1 925 HOCKEY 1 924- 1 925 Cap tain Man ager Coach

John M cGowan '26 Roy E ither '26 Ed,,·ard Roundy Muir Cha e MacPherson

Wings

Millett Drummond Peacock John on

D efense Center

M cGowan Gould

Goal

Fagerstrom

COLBY O RACLE I /O

17 1

ltrbatiug iual iebate PROPO rnoN FOR DGBA1'E-l\rsoli•ed, T hat tile G n ited States Should Join the Permanent ·ourt of International Ju lice 'nder the l lan as Outlined by Pre ident Hardir:g.

A t Waterville �ffirn10 t i11e Tea111-Co lb:y

Negati1;e Tea 111- U11 i1'crsity of Jl.Ia i 1 1 e

COB RN H . YER \I \ l [,. L A R D . SE Mi\ N S C L A R E N E '. R D D Y

FREDERIC \ YMAN, '-7 W I LLI M S , '25 OLI ER F. R :.1, '25

JAME

Col by de feated th

Un iver ity

f Maine

At Orono Ajjir111 a lii·e

T ea 111-U11 ii·crsily

of Maine

Negatin Tea111-Colby

C H ES T E R CAM P B E LL, ' J O H T L. M C O B D , ' 2 C H R LE EV '2 7 I

KEN ETH E. S H W R S E L L M. SQ I R E D O K \ L D E. S P R G U E

Colby def ated the Univers ity of Maine

iual iebate m�urshay 1Eueutng, tllll a rrl] 1 3 , 1 924 PRorosITJON FOR DEBATE-Resolved : That the Un ited States Should Join the Permanent Court of I n ternational J ustice Under the Plan Outl ir:ed by President Harding.

At Waterville Negative Team-Colby

Affir111 a l ii1e Tea 111-U11 iversit:y of New Hampsh ire

GASTOr

H . D VI DSON

HOW A R D B. T U GGE Y

M A. SMITH Y D N S. PE RSON

C LA I R E. W O O D

WI LLI

ELMER M. T

Colby defeated the University o f

YLOR

ew Hampsh i re

At Durham Affirma t ive Team-Colby

N M. R I C H

Negative Trnm- U11iversity of

New

Ha111pshire

F R A N C I S BUSH, '26 J O H N T R U E M A N , '25 E DW A R D FREEMAN, '25

RDSO

M A N LEY 0. C H SE R O BERT M. W U G H

The University o f New H ampsh irt de feated Colby

T /2

1.Gyfnrh lfntersrqnlastir Jrize §peaking Qlnntest Special Prizes aggregating One H u n d red D llar , the gift o f vVi J J Hart,veJI Lyford, of the class o f I 79, o f Ch icago, I l l inois, a re made available to the College and are open to young men attending preparatory school i n Maine and I\ ew Hamp h i re. The chief obj ect o f the prize i to encourage publ ic peaking, and th awards w ill be made for general excel lence i n declamation. Vl'orce ter Cla ical H igh Good \V i l l H i gh Bel fa t H igh Robert \\ . Traip cademy angen-ille H igh Edward Little H igh {\ ewport H igh D ering H igh Cu h ing cademy Cony H igh Oaklan d H igh Maine \\-e l eya1 eminary M a i n e Central In t itute Milo H igh he�o d M emorial H igh Coburn C l a ical In st itute H bron Academy .<\n on . cademy Old Town H io-h kowhegan H igh Worce ter H igh A roo took Central H igh

Ea t Hampton H igh Manche ter H igh Camden H igh Morrill H igh Orono H igh Lea vitt H igh 1ed ford H igh Bangor H igh Buckfield H igh Gou l d's ..\cademy Li. bon H i o-h La"- rence H igh . bb t H igh Gardiner H igh Ell. worth H igh C�nton H igh \\ - aterville H igh ulh·an H igh tephen H igh B ri dgton H igh B ridgton . cademy

1.Gyforh Jrius for

1 92 3 - 1 924

F i rst P rize Franci Shaw · Second Prize, John F Burton ; Third Prize, Ho"·ard D . Fowi i e ; Fourth Prize, Cornel i u J. Darcy.

111n urteentq i\nnual �nnhwin Jrige §peaking (!Innte.at ilay 8 , 1 9 2 4 pecial Prizes aggregating O n e H u n d red Doll a rs, o-i ven i n memory o f Hon. Forrest Goodwin of the cla s of 1 7, o f Skowhegan M a ine, arc made available to the college and a re open to all students o f the M e n "s D i v i ion.

"oohmin Jriges for

1 923- 1 924

F i r t Prize, C larence S. Roddy, '25 : Second Prize, Roland E . B a i rd, '27 ; Third Prize, Paul M. Edmund , '26 ; Fourth Prize, R ussel l M . Squire 'r.

1Jfifternt4 Annual fA;allnnttll Jrizr §peaking atnnte.at .April

2 9, 1 !1 2 4

Special P r ize aggregating O n e H u nd re d Dollar the g i ft o f Florentiu Merrill Hallo well of the clas o f 1 877, o f K earney, l ebra ka are m ade available to the college for t h e encouragement o f Public peaking. The prize · are o p e n f o r competi t ion to a l l students elect i n g Publ ic Speaking 6.

fijallomell Jriges for 1 9 2 3 - 1 9 2 4 F i rst P rize, Paul M . Edmunds, '26 ; Second a n d Third Prize d i ,·ided between Clarence S. Roddy, '25, and Dona l d E. Sprague, '26 ; Fourth Prize, E l l is F. Parmenter, '26.

1 73

IJHftrentq Annual ilurray 11lr bate .April 1 7. 1 9 2 4 T h e s u m o f On H un d red Dollar h a - been o- i ,·en t t h e C l i ege to stimulate an interest Debatrng. The d n r of th i g i ft i eor e Edwin M urray, of t h e class of 1897, o f Law rence, M a achu ett . 111

T h e prize

a re OI en to all

Qu£sno1 Fon DEUATE :

tudent

el ecti n g Publ ic

Resoh:cd T h at \Vate rv i l l e

peak i n g

�

hould adopt t h e c ity manager form

o f government.

F i rst Prize : Che ter . sburr B r \\' 1 1 , '2 5. C l a i r EUsworth \\'ood, 26, and Donald Edwi 1 1 Sprague, '26, reprr. e n t i n g t h e atlirmati \· e tea11:. Secon d Prize : Roger . dams Stonelyn Roddy, '25.

t in c h fi e l d , 26, Paul M ercier Edmund , '26, and Cl arence

§opqomore Jrtge 11lrrlamatton :1January 1 4, 1 9 24 ME�

C l i fton \' alter Ste,·en · Roger A dams Stinch fi e l d

First Pri::;e Scco 11d Pr i::e W OMEN

E m i ly Redington H eath F lorence • ppleton Plaisted

First Prize Seco nd Pri::e

l\nnual f!iamlin Jrige §peaking <!lontest !lay 2 3 , 1 9 2 4 Because o f t h e absence o f P resident I< oberts w h o teaches Public Speak i n g r a n d 2, t h e re was no contest in t h e M en's D i ,· i ion. W O M EN

Ba rbara M ay \Vh itney I dora Berryman Beatty

F i r s t Prize Seco n d Prize

IJ1ourtq Annual (!toburn f.Irii!P §peaking <trontent Spec ial prizes aggregating F i fty Dol l a rs, the gi ft o f H elen Lou i se Cobu rn , o f the class o f 1 877, are made available to the college for the enc u ragement o f pub l i c speak i n g among the women o f t h e coll ege.

(!foburn Jrir:rs for 1 9 2 3- 2 4 F i rst a n d Secon d P rize di vide d between .-\ n n a C h rist i n a Erickson, '23, and M ary Evelyn Gordon, '23. T h i rd and Fourth Prizes d i vided between Ervena loletta Goodale, '23, and B a rbara M ay W h itney, '27.

1 74

1IU nm.en' n Ql olby 1Ilay Colby Day for the \\"Omen "·a a

u ual

compl ete

u c ce s .

si dered by Colby \\"Omen to be one of the big d ay o f the year.

Thi conAlumnae and

tudent meet for a good t ime, and it i a good t ime "·ithout an) apologie . That undefinabl e omething called Colby pirit i s al wa this year eerned to A n hour or s

for open house the

is the mo-t important part o f

speeche marked thi .r ii

it to the dining room which , o f course,

uch an occa i on . plenty o f

ong , cheer-, and

remarkable yearly affair.

iola J odrey,

cleverly introduced the pirit .

' ery m u ch i n evidence and

e more o than u ual .

acted a

chairman and t oa t rn i tress.

She very

everal speaker and her wit kept the company i n good

A l l of the speeches were i ntere t i ng in tbe extreme and were greatly

appreciated by the l i tener .

1'v1i

el l i e Pottle '25

poke on beha l f of t h e

t udent Governmen t . M i s · Marjorie Everingharn '25, repre ented the Y . \\ . C . . The faculty peaker were M i - Florence Dunn and M i s C01 inne B . v a�1 man .

League . Varn ey i

Eva Mr . the

l l ey, '25, and Mis nnie Varne)

poke

\ an

orman represented t h e Health

behal f o f the Gyrnna. ium fund.

Mr .

ecretar) o f the Colby \ omen': Gymna iurn Fund Committee.

T h e Alumnae representative and peaker '"as

Ir . Erne t M a rr iner.

\t the conclu ion of a very intere t i ng program o f '"'ere ung by the four cla

peeches clas

ong

and another \Vomen ' Colby Day had pas ed into

h istory, aid by all to be the be t i n many ) cars.

1 75

:!lrn' n QJ:olby NigQt ne of th e t i m e during t h e year when enth u ia m runs h ighe t a n d every body i thinking what a great ol d place Colby i , e en the Fre hmen in the mid t of th ir many trial i olby ight. J u t about the t ime f thi big annual rally a feel ing o f unea ine s begin to be felt among the "ole grad · ' which can only be cured by a vi it to Col �y to meet the "boy , . and ee once m re a real o-ame of football. \t no other time during the year doe one get the ame spi rit and feeling f cl . ne to olby a that engendered by thi meeting. Prexy i at h i be t and e ery ne i fill d to the brim with pep. ctober 1 7, 1 924, the nigh t preceding t h e uch wa th eel bration on B o w d in gam . Mu ic a n d ch er r a n riot w i t h John F. Choate '20 a i ted by the orche t ra l eading the former, and Cheerleader " Buck" Freeman ' 25 , Havey '27 and Hawe 2 in till ing l i fe into the latter. Pre i dent Robert headed th I i t of p aker and acted a ma ter o f cere and ort o f act as a monies. On Coll y T io-ht Prex i j u t on o f the b medi um bet\\ e n the alumni and the tudent body. H i peech "-a hort nappy and to the point, and at it cl e after changing hi gla e a few t i me , he introduced the other peaker . I t i eldom the privilege of any audience to Ji ten to such a Ii t of speakers a wa h ard that night. Journali t tate men, and educators made up the gallant a rray. \i\Tord of w i dom far too num rou to mention fell from their l ips and reminisc nc s '� ere interwo en w i th bit o f encouragement for the morrow. The speaker repre entino- the alumni were F . \· . Man on ' 98, editor of the \i aterville Morning ent inel Torman L. Ba ett ' 92, Ju t i ce o f the upreme Court of Maine, enator H erbert E . Wad5worth ' 92 of inthrop, D rew T. Harthorn '94, principal o f Coburn Cla sical In titute, and Representative rthur G . Eu. ti '23 of trong. Captain Ben oule poke briefly concerning the hopes for victory and prom i ed that the team would o-ive all they had. He wa followed by Freshman Coach Joe Dea y ' 1 7, H ead Coach Edward Roundy, and Athletic Director C . Harry Edward . t t11e clo e of the peaking round a fter round of wild cheering was evoked by the appearance of Colby' ma cot, the White Mule. fter displaying the intelligence befitt ing a college mascot he wa led out to once more bray at the moon. "Chef" Weymouth now became the center of attraction and at the signal an avalanche de cended u pon the "eats" o generou ly provided for the occasion. torie were � apped between mouth ful until everybody knew everybody el e and thus ended another big Colby N ight. ·

]uy may The \\. omen· Divi i n ob-er\'ed hy Day 011 M ay --1, at Fo Hall. At the opening of the exerci. e at -.30 P. f . . the addrc - o f \Yelcome was o·i,·en by Mi 1ary Gordon, who w a mi tres f '-eremonie . Follow ing thi a parreant, "Ma que o i the \\. oodland.' by Con tance D'Arcy I ac Kay, wa gi,· en under the ti pervi ion o f Mi Mary Gordon and M iss Ethel Reed. The etting was carrjecl ut by decorations o f fi r bough . The dances were gin: n 111 costume and kil i ul ly interpreted. . t the concl11 s ion o f the progr::im, Miss M a rian J oh n on, "·h o was cl1airma1·, f hy Day omm ittee pre ented cor age bouquets to M is. G rdon and Mi Reed in appr ciation of their c. istance in upen· i ino- the pageant and dancing. The ca t wa a foJ l my : " M QrE OF T H E \\:OODL. X D ., . Lys a Arm ida C hari Zephyr Dryad in Black Dryad i n Gray Freeman Hu k Callu o f the Fore t Godd f CoP n·ation Godde F i rst R i ,·er Goel Second RiYer God Little R i ,·er God Dryad, Rain drops, and Little Ri,·er Goel

I clora Beatt) E. Taylor Pri cilia Ru ell Ro e eltzer D. Farn \\·orth E. \\.atson _ . Erick on Lura Xorcro 1. DaYis . Cumm ing B. \Yh itney G. H e ffron C. Boot h F. Harriman

• fter the m a que there "·a a proc - ional march o f all tb e classes. led h�- the enior i n cap and gown. M i Ma rion Dri ko, Pre i dent o f the Senior Cla . conducted the plant Amy Robinson , Pre ident o f t h e Junior i n g o f the i Yy, and pre ented the tro,nl to M i Cla s. T he acceptance wa f l lowed by mu .ic. great part o f the credit f r the ucce o f the exerci e clue to 1i Marian John on, who worked unt! ringly a cha irman o f hr Day. In the e\'eni n g an out-o f-door performance of ':\. M i d ummer X ia-ht' D ream" b) \\'ill iam h ake peare wa o i ,·en. Pro f e or Carl J . \\"eber di rected the play and the per forman ce wa \'ery ucce s fu l . Following i s the cast :

MID l\ I M ER X I GH T ' DREAM " Le ta E. chaff Th eseu , Duke o f thens _ lta . Doe H i ppolyta, his newly-won bride Egeu , an :\thenian nobleman at the court of The eu \-iola F. J odrey Lou i se M. Cate Hermia, the daugh ter of Egeus. in ] o ,·e w ith Ly ander Demetriu , \\·horn Ecreu ha �lected as hi future son -in-la"· Clarice . TmYne Lv ander. H ermia s weetheart Edith A. Gray Doris \Y . H ardy Helena, an • th n ian maiden, 111 lo\·e with Demetriu Bernice C. Robin on Q uince, a carpenter . m y \'. Robin on Bottom, a weaver Cl a ire A . Cro b" Flute, a bel l ows-mender El ie C. Adan{ tan·eli ng, a tailor El izabeth K ina Jev n ut. a tinker .-\ l ice B. 1cDonal�J nug, a j o i r.er Ethel L. Little fi el d Puck, a kna,·i h spirit Cobw b. a fairy Eleatha C. Beane Oberon, I( i n cr of Fai ry Land Dori ]. Toz ier Grace F . 1cDonal d Titania. Q ueen o f Fairy Land Pea - Bio om, a fairy Ethel A . Child M i l d red E . Briggs Moth, a fairy El len :\. mith Mu ta rd- eecl

1 77

1 78

1 79

O.tnlby ®rade Asnnrtatinn Presid e n t , E L M E R McLELL

LOR, '25 B R O \\' :\ , '2:;

Treasurer, R O B E RT CARVER Secretary,

P E R R I N X E\\. E L L F R EEM.\ l , '25 A rt e d i t o r, L O U l E M . D E L J ::\1 E CAT E S , '25

IDqe ®rade TSoarb E L M E R M c L E L L A N T A Y L O R , '25

Editor-in-Ch ief,

B usin ess Manager, R O B E RT Manag111g Editor A rt E d i t o r ,

P E R R l l\ C

R\ E R B R O \\ X , '25

RVER

F R E E M . N, '25

L O U I S E M. DELJ i'\E C. T E , '25

Assista n t B us i n ess Managers. B R D L E Y D \V Y. N E C F A G E R S T R O M '26 ; R O , E R A. DA ".\ J

T L E R . '26 ; \\ T LL I \ M E L M E R T I N C H F l EL D , ·26

rlss o c ia f e E d i t o rs

G E O R G E E DW

R D RO

C H , '26

H \ R RY B

A B BO T T E M ERSO I S M : IT H , '26 K E N N ETH J EF F E R 0

O LI V E M

I DALET,

RUTH K

'26

C LA U D E LA W R E l C E S T I N EFO R D , '26 C LA R E I C E R O I

O UL E, ' 2 6

I RM A V E S T A Dr\ V I S, '-6

S M I T H , '26

S H E R O D B A L L H O LC O M B , '26 JOHN C

R N H A M T H O M A S , ·26 Y

L D McLA U G H L I r , '26

1 80

T H E RJ l E T U R N ER , ' -6

EDNA MAY T U T T LE, '26 G .N E S BROU DER, '26

M A DE L I 1 £ M A R C I

M ER R I L L, '26

QTolby 1£r11o Publ i hed \\.ednesday

during the college year by the students of Colby College

E d it o r-in-Ch ief

l frecl K i ng Chapman Asso c ia t e Editors

Howard B. Tuggey Roger . Sti nch field

George B. Barnes Doris J . Tozier Assista n t Editors

Charle 0. I de Alexander E. alzman \\ . Lincoln MacPherson

H arry B . Thomas B . Morton Havey Rowland E. Baird News R epo rt ers

Ralph C . F. Lew in Barret G. Getchell Lester R . K esbit Robert H . M c Leary l fred T. B rennan Margaret C . H a rdy \Vinona R. Knowlton E l i zabeth E. I Jen

Leonard R . Finnemore Charles P. Nelson Robert L. Bowerhan . l varus F. Bennett Dorothy E . Farnum Helen B. Stone M il dred E. B riggs ictoria Hall Joseph Pearce Gorh am Henry S. C ross, Al fred N. •Law Ross H. ·Wh ittier, M au rice \ . Lord

B usin ess A fa n ager A ssista n t B usin ess J la nagers Afa iling Clcr/?s

181

(!}nlbiana ·i oaril Publ i she l th ree time

a year by the women of Colby Coll ege

moar() of 1Ellitor.a Leota Schoff Viola J odrey Margu rite lbert

Eu'it or-i11-Chicf First Assista11 1 Editor Srco11d Assistant Edito r

i\.asnrtate iEbitors Elizabeth K i ngsley Dorothy ustin Evelyn Gil more Claire Crosby Doris Roberts D rothy Giddi ngs M i l dred Briggs H i l da Fi fe

Lit crar31 Editors

News Editors A r t Editor Y. U:. C. A . Editor I o k c Editor

�u.aines.a :§tatf B 11si11 ess P.1a11ager First Assista11l B llsi11 ess P.1a1iager Scco11d Assista11t B usi11ess Nla11ager

Cl ara Harthorne Agnes Brouder Louise Chapman

B O A R D OF E D I T O R L o u i s R . � l c Bay, '25 Theodore R. H o dgkin , Paul M. Edmunds, '26 \\ alter D : imm, '25 Donald E. prague, '-6 F rancis F. Bartl ett, '26 Ralph H. DeOr ay, '27

E d i tor-i 1 1 - c h ief .Jla11ag i11g E d i t o r A d"<·ertisi11g �Ja 11ager Associa t e Editors Assisla 1 1 i Ua11agi11g Editor ;lssis/a 1 1 t A d"c •erl isi11g Manager

EDITORIAL P h i l i p . Metcal f, '2 7 W ilbur B. Mac .A l l i st er, _6 Carl \\' . Johnson '27 Frederick E. Baker, '27 Rowl and E. Baird , '27 Jack ] . Ricci, '_8 W il l i a m A. 1acomber, '27 Harry n. Th mas, '26 lexander E. alzman, '28

TAFF

B Donal d H . Mi llett '28 A rthur J. W h elpley, '27 Cecil E. F ate, '2 J. Lew i LoYett, '28

Harold E. Clark, '2 J o eph charar, J r. , '27 f s a ac E. Bagnall, '26 J. Douglas John on, '27 Charles P. - el on '2 George P. Bernhardt 128 George E. Roach, '26 James B. prague, 26 Benj amin Meyer on, '28

S I K E S STAFF Al ph onso \\ . Law on, '21 M ilton 0 . M c K inna. '28 Edmond F. Fiedler, '28 \\'alter F. K n o f kie, '2 rthur B. Le\·ine, '28

''I --

ï¿½ I' -

:!lu.airal QHubn

() 0 t"'"'

�

0 00 °'

� (')

t""' �

row : 'N ar ren , R icci , Lew i n , Roie, k , Barnes, Parker, Mann, Jordan

lrlustral (!Hub ®fftrl'rs ?rfsidoi/, . \ bbol E. •

i1/n11a.r;<'r, LI yd M.

m i t h , '26

lssis / 0 11 / "l 1a 11ngNs, A l bert \\,"a

el l , '-6, l l mo n t

Dea r iJ1 )rn , '25 l ea ] Cow i ng, '26

�Irr ffilub L ead er, Abbot, E .

rn i t h , '26

First Ten ors

Karl Rood, '27

Edwin \

Harlowe, '28

Secon d Ten o rs J oh n Tibbett '26 lbert \ . \ \ a ell, '26 Clyde L. l\ rfann, '28

R ichard Staunton, '27 Ralph Lewin, '27 Lloyd Dearborn , '25 Barito n es

I enneth B ragdon, '-6 Elmer Allen, '26 Ro\dand E. Baird, '27 Kenneth Copp, '27 Cl eoph a. J . Roie '27 Archer Jordan '27

Loui s R . McBay, '25 John Fowler, '27 Leon H. \ arren, '26 Carroll J. Cook, '28 Walter F. Kno f kie, '28 E d \Yard B axter, '25

Bass Carrol l S. Parker '26 H i ram C rie, '25 l mont Cleal Cowing, '27 George Barnes, '26 tanley C . B ro\\'n , '26 Readers E d \\'ar l T. B axter '25

Rowland B ai rd, '27

Fr nt R w : D arborn , Cov. ing, \Va ell, Crie, Jordan econ d R w : Fowler, Roie, Smith, Copp, Kno fskie, Lew in

®rrqrntrn L eader, \ lbert \ . v a ell, '26 First T iolins

A lbert W. \ a �el l , ' 27 H i ram H . Crie, '25

Cello

rcher Jordan, '2 7

Ulmont C. Cowing, '2 7 Clarinet Lloyd M . Dearborn, '25 Corn ets

Kenneth R. Copp, 27

Walter F. Knof kie, ' 28

Drums Ralph C. F. Lewin, ' 2 7 L loyd M . Dearborn, '2 5

Saxophones Cleopha

John F. Fowier, '2 7 J. Roie, '2 7

Pian o bbot E. mith, '26

r88

Front Row : Cooke, \ 7arren, Rood, B ragdon, Parker, Harlowe Second Row : Jordan, \\. assell, Staunton , Barnes, ::\IacDougal

ilaujn Qllub Kenneth E. Bragdon, '26 R ichard E . Staunton, '2 7

Leader A ccompanist Tenor Banjos

Carro l l S. Parker, '26 Edwin Harlowe, '28

Leon arren, '26 Karl Rood . '27 fandoli11s George Barne , 26 Kenneth E . B ragdon , '26 Carroll J. Cook, '28

lbert \\ a sell, ' 26 rcher Jordan '27 " lbert F. l\facDougal, '28

CO LBY O RACLE 1 89

iramatir QUub Leota

iola J odrey C l ara Ford B a rbara Dori

chaff

C l a i re Cro by

v\ h i t n ey

lta Doe

Tozier

Emily Heath E d i t h Gray

m y Robi n on

Ethel L i tt lefi eld

Lou i e Cate Lena Dri sko

Martha Davi

I dora B eatty

B e rn i c e Robin on Dori

if arion J o h n on

COLBY O RACLE 1 90

1 ') 2 5

H a rdy

fri

]n lrmnrtam

Nrrrology

Died

arne

Class ' 79

1 924- 1 925

Nathan Hunt umner

1 925

mall

Edwin

Roger Fre leric B runel

1 924

Fran cis Burnham Puri nton

1 925 1 924

Joh n Franci. Davie

'98

George

'97

Howard Pi rec

'20

Paul [

'0 1

H nry Laur ton Withee

dam

i l on

1 925

1 924 1 925

il lam

1 924 1 925

N 011-ďż˝rahuatr.!i '

' 25

Edward Curti

Hooper

Lee Tupper l i chols Âˇ

1 925 1 924

CO LBY O RACL E

J\rt---�ore or 1.Ge1rn " ' 26 " ·ts The word A rt ha become a common word and the phra e, '·in the tntere thor a B enient. con ay might I or common, more y till o f Art," ha become ough inve t igati on of the late � w ? rk _ o f . oah \\ eb ter I find ,that ,�t 1 . defined 1 he uu � as the second per on, pre ent md1cat1ve mgular of the verb to De. come of further digging i , that rti t i defined a a learned man . I f I w eren t a glutton for pun i hrnent I would . top right here : . but while eeking the true rt and rt1 t my mo t cu nou eye ob erve the word meaning o f the word ow, rtiste · and an rti te i one vvho e work i con i dered a " fine art. " o far � s the u age o f the word goe there i c mparati vely no difference ; and if you have an rti t whom you wi h to change to an _rti te you impl:y add an -e- t o him and place a l ittle j igger over it. It i intere tmg to can the h1 tory o f words, which l ike humanity ha e had to t ruggle for their exr tence, and I can th ink of no two word which have had a more bitter t ru ggle for upremacy than the two mentioned abo e. I won't trace them from beginning rn end ; for if you are interested ( you probably are not ) you can do your own tracing. In the beginning, however, rtiste wa ugge tive o f someth ing plendid, gorgeou , profound, unique-a t rue ari tocrat . . rti t. on the other hand, a plebian, trove o the e two battled to gain the eat of glory upon which ye noble Art i te sate. rti te defending, rti t attacking unti l and struggled on down through hi tory finally, i n o u r modern day, t h e commoner de feated t h e a r i tocrat ; and rti s t i s th e more frequently mentioned in ou r newspaper , magazine a n d advertisements. Neither are to be found in the Farmer's A l manac. But, I fear I h ave d r i fted from my ubj ect of rt , w h i c h really i the r e ult o f work a pertaining to a n Artist. The number o f arti t at the pre ent time being greater than at any p reviou period most certainly shows that A rt has progressed and is still advancing ; i f the truth b e known , Art i s yet i n i t s i n fancy-but uch a prodigiou infant ! The most recent developments in the behal f of Art have been con tributed by the stage and creen ; and I say whatever ha. been contributed ha proved a development because the stage and screen have inj ected into their audiences, placed before them, advertised to them and thrust upon them continual flurries o f A rt , until women dream o f it, men thir t for it, babie cry for i t and children ask dad about i t because he knows. Thu the movie and the tage have paved the way for a general upheaval of Art. There wa a time when the mayor and selectmen o f a town would prohibit the hov. i ng o f a movie or the performance o f a play by pl acing upon it the brand o f immoral ity. M ayors, selectmen and censors went hand in hand committing thei r duty and wrecking havoc on costly theatrical productions by cutting from them the very core o f success, namely : reality and vividness. But producers who at this time were goino- from hand to mouth noted that the dear publi c had a taste for this so-called i mmorality. They put their head together and then came out and told the world that im morali ty only became such th rough the intentions o f the producer and that i f the producer's intent was to lend an evil effect o r create an u n avory taste, then

1 94

the sooner the producer and his how were abolished the better. But, they claimed, i t was not the intention of the producers to put a dark brov,,· n taste in the mouth o f their audience. If they could depict l i fe as i t i , be real , be vivid, perhaps be sugge t ive and accomplish all this i n a manner so represented that they did not tear down the "'·all of convention-that was A RT . n intelligent audience, they said, cou l d vie"· a situation of l i fe as i t i , could look upon the body beauti ful and refrain f rom scaling the wall. In short, they ,, ent on to say that a n intelligent audience is an artistic audience. The re ult was that the super-intelligent and the intell igent j oined forces \ ; ith the producers i n the promotion o f rt. They acclaimed rt so loudly and so force full) that the le s intelligent , the till l ess intell igent and the not intelli gent at all rein forced the movement ; w i t h the result that the growing propensit y for rt ha become so great that E skimoe are t rying to kill ' hales "' ith safety p in . I read recent! where a Penn ylvania coal miner remon trated w i t h his young son for hi method o f eating. " B y God, you scum o f the earth," h e yelled at h i m , " You'll eat that frank fort w·ith a more dexterous and artistic execution if I have to chuck it down yuh ! " Does not this show that Art i s m o r e and m o r e coming to be a ccepted . Z iegfeld is one of the greatest boo ter and fore� o t exponents of Art. H e is a master o f technique and o f arti tic pre entatlon. H e i� the guiding ligh t o f in tell ectual beauty. H e is the creator of the poetry o f motion . H i s a ccompl ishment o f the glorification o f t h e merican gi rl i n a l l h e r radiant a n d ublime beauty, and her divine nudity, w ithout encroaching on the dignity o f convention, ha been an achievement unprecedented i n the annals o f A r t . Ziegfeld production always plays to a capacity h o u e a n d to a n audience that ba k i n the ecstasy o f its perception of the flicking mu cles abo e the footl ights, and i t realization that it i appreciation o f Art that prompts it to be present. This mo ement to' ard the staging and screening o f that which is artistic h a been a great thing for humanity if i t ha done nothing el e than offer a retreat for tired busine s men, thu k eeping their minds clear and free and e nabling them to make more money. It has caused the ·wive of the tired busi n e s men to seek youth and beauty and has given them the enj oyment o f spend ing the money their husban d make. The wave of appreciation of rt has made rt permanent ; for the artistic eye gleams not o f e il inten t . ·

�

lJmpr.en.stnun Sunset:

B lood drawn from the earth acros

a placid

Twiligh t :

Light fl ickering in the we t one remaining gleam ; Creepi ng off to rest the day to l ive and dream ; Forlorn and black, Youth s departure unserene ; B eauty's death call, cold and dark, i n ces ant and unseen.

Roman c e : Red luscious lip part expectantly and sigh ; B eait ty : igh t : Tim e :

1 95

ky ;

ï¿½I

CO LBY O RACLE

Priscilla Prescott wa decidedly d i fferent- he cared not a w h i t for men ! F urthermore, Priscilla Prescott wa an i ndependent thinking woman-hence, he She was young, attractive, clever,-was running for cared not a whit for men . ' o much for Priscilla legislatu re-wa i n erious danger of w 1 1111ing, in f act. u n t i l she can t e l l her own story. Her not- o friend, M a rtha Collin , was not d i fferent , nor independent, nor thinking-hence she wa hopele ly i n love w i th Fred, v.rhich inadequate young oon as he showed ev idence of being eas i ly " halter colt he wa to marry a broke." They at talking i n the 1i ing-room-that i , Pri ci l l a talked. " Oh , M arth a , ju t th ink, in one brief year I m ay be able to free my sex I may help throw o ff this f rom i t slavish dependence on the 'e inane m n ! cloak of in feriority and uphold the honor o f rD) sex !" artha politely stifled a n ec tatic little igh, a:; she fondly " l\ I -m-m ! " and gazed on the parkler, th ird finger to the left a you look west f rom the t humb. " n d prove to the \vorld that w omen think, h a e ambitions, and, and,-" " Lo e," put in M artha, almost avagely. " Lo e ! " echo d Priscilla, ' ' vvell, you know my i deas on uch matters-" " Come now, Pri c i l la, you mu t understand-) ou know hO\� w e l l you liked Bob a few month ago . " bell igerent-"w e l l , h e ' s a trifle " Ye , b u t Bob,"-Pri c i l l a w a a bit l e di fferent , I thi nk, b u t neverthele , a man , and-" our dainty heel on rhe necks o f I f I d i d n ' t know, Pri y , that ) ou had about th ree perfectly r e pectable son · o f the ari stocracy, I hould ay that you had been cro ed in-" \ you ' a lue our friendship, stop ! Do ou mean to say that " M a rtha ! you are l eaving me alone and unchampioned-you whom I so fondly counted on to b u i l d w i th me a con tructi e , intere t ing, i ndependent career ?" " \\ ell, there are careers and all indignation. M artha w a " a reer : " c areer , Pri y . and I prefer the kind that buy you a Hoo ier now and then . " " O f course, ) ou're d i fferen t . " " \i ell, old dear, a l l the l u c k in the world at the legi lature and long may you rave. I 'm voting for you and o are tw o or three more that I know about." en ing the ancient hi ·tory now and Pri c i l la ha returned from That' Both are Go ernor and the people, and M artha is till cn·ing the other Gov. apparentl) h a ppy. ' \1 ell, Pri ' y, " put in Dick, the e,·er-present , average merican fam i ly ( no home i compl et e w i thout one ) brother, 'you know, M artha's a::; unambitious a an amoeba, a sub enient a a legi lator, and a happy a a queen . " " In ferr i ng what ? " retorted P r i c i l l a . " he is welcome to all t11at' coming to her. " "Oh, ye gods ! The e careering women make me ick !' and D i ck chewed iol ently on the end of hi c i ga r. "By the way, do you remember your old f riend Bob ? \Ve i l , he· got the -welle t, mo t p ineles e t j ane ! Oh, boy ! he' the berries ! "

1 97

"Da da de dum " hummed Priscil la. "Didn't h ear a word you said and be ide l� e c � ul d hav ; fi fty. \nd j u t cha e this u1 an alley and kill i t-you ' ere ne er in the legi lature and you never will be-and you never hopped at a legislati e hop." anceburg did think o f something besides o the lady from " H o-ho ! Hou e bill then ?" ' ' Get out !" " ure-gotta date w ith Bob." nd Bob was on pins and needle -"v hat' the news, old dog ?" " Plain ailing. he' a easy to read a a book ." · I huh ?" retorted Bob, grudgingly. ' You mu t have studied Sanskrit." " Li 'n Bob, I ' ve an idea . " "Another one ! " " Go c l i m b a tree-here s the dope. P r i sy w a n t equal ity-" "\ el l , good Lord, man-" ' · \!\Tel l , give her equ � : ity, equality, until he' i ck of it ! No chivalry figures, none "' hate er, get me r 1 " Bu t , Di ck, old man, I couldn't see Pri y crank the Ford, for instance, or-or-run a fter a tenni ball-or-" ' · Ye god ! You make me i ck ! Thi is the only thing that'll ever get her. Steal her thunder. Bel ieve me, 'bo, these women love cave-man stuff, and as for inder endence, it' · all bunk !" fter a week or more of incii fference dangerously bordering on rudeness, Bob wa feeling more like a cad every day, Dick was as exultant as a demon, and Pri cilia wa on the verge o f having a violent tantrum. As matters seemed about to come to a climax M artha and Priscilla interrupted a secret session of the arch con pirator . N either of the boy bothered to ri e. " Say, Bob," volunteered Di ck, "my si ·ter has stepped some-from the Vanceburg Woman's Club t o the State League o f Lady Log-Rollers. Howzat ?" ' ' Not so worse-a remarkable opportunity, I hould j u dge. Sounds fairly athletic. nything l ike billjard ?" t which two highly indignant girl , one more h ighly than the other, ran up tair to Pri cilia's room. ' 'Oh-oh-er-Martha, i n't he aw ful ! And I thought he was different. I 'm - -so di appointed." " There, there," and Martha positively gloated over the dist racted l i ttle knicker-clad fi gure before her-siient partner that she was. ' ·And-and-he doesn' t approve o f m -m-masculine, independent women, kn icker , or anything. I wonder i f my hair woul d look better £-£-fluffed. 0-o-o-oh ! I 'm glad I didn 't waste any a f- f- fection on him !" Which state ment might have gone unchallenged had not another p it eous wail from the bed given i t the l i e. " \!Vhy, Prissy dear, whatever i the ma tter ?" cried her amazed mother. ' Oh-oh-mother, where's your curling i ron and m-m-my skirt ?" And the smoke screen vani hed as a much del ighted mother reported favor ably to a much worried Bob, a she hastened home\.\ ard to prepare the evening meal for her very mere, but very lovable spouse. T. R . B . '25

198

Ir 1.Ehitnr'a 1Jjamrut I f you were ever Editor Of a college publication n d had t o chase your s istants for hours t a time To see that T hey did their t u ff And g o t i t right n d pa ďż˝sed i t i n on time Or, If you were manager And had to run All over town And ha e people say It does n o t pay To ad erti e Or, If you had to Collect The pictures nd get e eryone' - i n And on t i m e A n d t he n g e t the c u t s And ha\ e t he m the right size nd shape n d finish nd then \1 hen it comes off the Press A nd people say " It's Terrible," "Ain't i t a Grand And Glorious Feelin' ?"

1 99

1Rrltqui I m looklno- for a farm-hou grey and low, \ h ere uncut f ath ry gra e breathe and blO\•V . I 'm looking f r th hou e that' in my heart, hou and du t) barn, where ·wall w dart . I m look ing for a farm-hou e "bleached w it h rain , \ hou e that' known all thi l i fe'. j oy and pai n , \ here I c a n re ·t nor think o f lo nor ""a in.

mn 111 .er.ember

9. 1 924

A rr ayed in arment ph rodite, ye came To melt cold wint r and di grac hi- name. · \nd now y e br u h t h i. ru i n , fare ye where ? To ome :, uthland, to tell the con iu t , there .

wn �rla1'nrr \ inded n ight , l ike partrido-e w ings Round laying in the du k , ft and dearly deep, re not o your eye. , a lant v ith Jeep. _

\Vi l low. t h warted by a brook Li ping i l ly through a field, \re not ·o droo1 ing i n the drought the r d folne " o f your mout h . C r a h i n o- cymbal , m uted flutes, 11 d i cordant harmonie That concern a worl d ly ze t M ake oft mu i c w h i l e you rest.

The green ky fade to late blue i n the west. The la t ad tar ink wearily t o rest. The sleeping treet i - eery w i t h a glovv That come from vacant window and the now. The t reet i cut i n slice left and righ t , Where building 1 an aero it in the n ight . T h e worl d i dru gged w i t h m a d u n con ciou nes . The only ound' - the throbbing of t h e Pres .

,_ I

COLBY O RACLE 200

') 2 5

Wqougqts Slow, t h e sun olemnly Low to t he pine-clad hill \ ent from our toil-worn day, Spent with his hare of i t . S a d , I tood watching it. Had I the power, too, \ ould I, too, l ea e the world, Could I but choose the pines.

mreama Golden dreams Glitter i n the sun ; ihÂˇer are \ hen day is done.

20 1

3.Juur Nigqt ( Not a Fei t

ong )

light , draw y breeze ru tied the tree-top along It v a a night in Jun . the river bank. From behind a il ry cloud the moon peeped, beckoning, urging, entrancing. it crept clo er and cl er, hi hand trembled i n anticipation o f the com ing th rill. he did not move, nor peak, he did not i nvite nor repul e, she eemed wait ing, alma t in a glori u dream . He moved cl er to her and hi hand wa creepi ng about !ler waist. S tl11 she remained ilent motion le s. Hi lip qui ·ered with expectation ; h i heart pounded violently. On econd moreuddenly h dr w back, leaped to hi feet and fled from the spot. 'Ah done promi ed Pah on J one 'at h wouldn' teal no MO' chi cken , an' so far h ain't gone ver mah th'ee a week," he aid, a he tucked the prize pullet into h i coat. B . '25 ·

March 2nd. Dere Paw : i bin to M r. Colby' coll ege nere onter a munth now an' i ain't seen Mr. Colby yet. i think he' d d, Paw, an' t hey ain't tellin' no one, l ike w e done wen we buried that r venuer und r the wood p i le la ' winter becau e evry time i ast anyone ' Have you een Mr. Colby ?" they either ay '"go bury it" or they j est laf , not like they een anything funny in it, but j e t to be perlite ; j est like we done wen the officer · come that t ime. I rememb red how they cetched u by ayin' ' ' There' a nigger in the wood-pile, ure,'' and Dave Slocum couldn't keep h i mouth het an' ays "He ain't a 111gger, he' as white as I be," o i tries that on 'em , Paw, but yer don't cetch em l ike that, down here. It's what a eddi cation does fur yer. They j est say , 'you tell 'em," an i donnu who to tell an' anyway i been too busy. Fust thing i done wa to meet Mr. Prexy. H e's the man what hollers loudest wen no one can't hear h i m . He l ives in a real nice office an' a lady frien' keep watch o' the door an' only lets in them a ha got a right o f way. \tVell, i j est . ay , " I 'm Gwinny from up the ridge ' and hows her my twenty two an' she tarts playin' a l i ttle perano she's gut an' says, " ever min' me," so i goes in. M r. Prexy ain't o bad, Paw, e f h e does "vear h i hat wrong way to on his head. I think he'd be a help to us in foolin' revenuer . He stamp aroun' an' whistles an' ing an' then he turns on you quick an' yell a t yer. It's real fun ter watch him but a fter he done i t four or five times i asts him "is that all the trick you know ?" an' you otter een h im. I t wasn't ! Anyhow, he sez, "go ahead to any cla es you want, they won't hurt you none," an' so i started in at college.

204

I li e at M is' Fas es hall for vvemin but it's gut fi re escapes and a real bath room, Paw, an' i have fun. I ez rite a\�·ay i ain't gain' ter be imperl ite about th' hot water, so the fi r t v.·eek i keeps watch so' vvhen i take my bath i ain't stoppin' no one else. I dunno, Paw, I gues it's a blind or omepun, anyway i ain t gain' ter git fooled, there. i ain't gain' ter be th' first one to use 'em an' i'm still keepin ' watch . It' a big college, Paw, an' i ain't been all over it yet but i ain't missin' much . Th' fust cla s i goe to is �e one where they learn to rite n u v. spapers, Pa'."' · A man they calls 'Bert" wen he ain't l ookin ' , an' ' ' Doctor' wen he is runs it. B u t i know how that is we u -ter call the re enuers " Officer" wen they cou l d here us a n ' almost anythin e l s e w e n they couldn't. \i\ieI, h e calls on a guy, Pav. , an' sez " read your art icle ' an' as -oon a the fella reads a few words Bert alway sez " \t\ h at yer rite that fer, yer don't m ean that, do you ?" an' this Larinsky-, he' good natured an' h e grin an' sez Yessir" an' then h e reads another fevv w ords an' Bert j umps up j e t like our ban tum rooster an' sez, hat yer rite that fer, you don' t mean that do you ?" an' h e sez ter one o' the girls " whata) a think o' that ?" an' he e z " it ain't sub tantiated by no authent i c periodical , " a n ' then he ez t e r everyone a l l at once, " D j a h e r e that, v hattaya spose she meant ?" H e don't eem to no nothing, Paw, an' h e wan t believe nobody. N o matter \\·hat ) er say t o that man he get na ty about it. '·

So then h e t urns to me, Paw, an' h e says, "I pose you've run a newspaper," an' everyone roars but i tells him the truth, Paw, an' i ez, " Yes, i h ev, i run one outer town oncet," an' then they all l a fft l ouder, an' Bert let me alone a ft er that. fter class a feller named Edmunds ez ter m e , " You ain't the dumbest person in that room ' an' I that i 'd be nice to him an' i sez, " wel, mebbe you ain't either i wouldn't '"' o rry none, ' an' h e - v ell out h i che t an sez, " O , I ain't nobody's fool." an i ez, ' \t\ el, that ain't my fault an' i got all i ken do lookin' a fter mysel f but p raps omebody'll t ak e ) er e f yer put i t u p to 'em rite." i felt kinda sorry fer him, Paw, h e d been so honest w ith me. An' then i goes ter chapel . all the girls ets up back an' all the teachers ets down front l ike they w a mad on each oth er. they all sing an' then M r . Prexy h e h ol lers ter h eaven a n ' then they all ings again. i wuz j est gonna git out wen i found a whole lot o ' chewin' gum under ther settee. i tried 'em all , Paw, but i kep ther Spearmint. i t wan't a fresh as ome o' the others but it was bigger an' i 'm all outa T iger Fine Cut, Paw , an' Mr . P rexy don't let no girl smoke, here, as i t isn't bein' a lady, so i ge i gotta chev\ this till you send m e the fine c u t . An' i ' � i sh t y o u ' d e n d the k u n k oil , to P a w , i gotta a t o u c h o' rumatism . There' a pond right he re'n the front yard o ' the coll ege an' th' other mornin' i seen a teacher they call Dutchy wadin' through it. I didn't know h e spoke engl i ch o i didn't holler to him . i j est swim out to him an' makes motion l ik e h e better ·wait there fer the boat but he git u p on the shore an' keeps pretty d ry on the way over. \\ en we gut ter the build i ng h e sez, "Vel , i must telegraph my family, ' rri ed safely.' " The) ain't even gut a ferry, i found out a fterward, on that l ake, Paw. !

\i\ el, this i all the paper they give us in this cl ass, an' ever) one's gain' now o i ge s i'll fal l e r a long. They all gi e there letters ter Mi Dunn to mail but ain't takin' no chances. She looks honest but so does Dave Slocum an' i ain't

205

never fergi t how he tole our la ' barel o' moon h ine for the forth o july celeÂ bration. Nex time they give out paper, i ' l l rite again, Paw, yore loving daughter, G w r n NEY.

P. S. Be ure ter feed my queril with the one eye, an' i lef the skunk oil the ketchin clo et rite be i de the alt pork and pertater tew we bed that day.

April 20th. Dere Paw : Wei, a lot o f water ha flowed offen the campus ence la t i rote. i'm glad you remembered the T iger Fine Cut and the Skunk oil. i sure v as glad to git that skunk oil, my rumati m wa pretty bad an' i used it regular every n ight fer about two weeks an' my back we gittin ' better w en it come off warm an' he turn to me with her face all wrinkled into a the girl i et next to in cla not an' her no e aimin' fer heavin an' he ays, "my goodness but you certainly do smell funny," an' i ez " wel i f you think o why don't you laf in tead of lookin that way about it ?" but i ain't u ed the kunk oil sen e. i ben to a party, Paw. i thought youd l ike ter no that they wa good ter me an' i had a good time. i een a notice on the wall in M i Fo ses hall an' it has a ' hole li t of dance an' thing what is goin' ter happin . it seems that all the relation o f one tribe tick together once they get ter college and live tergether with each other an' call each other brother anÂˇ they call the family houses fraternities an' they all give a lot o' dan ces an' how an' things. so the gisls they keep "' atch of 'em an' wen the d i fferent families gives dances, the girls takes turn goi n' to 'em. i thought i t over, Paw, an' i didn't wanter mis nuthin so i dre e all up one nite , wen the Deek family i entertainin', an' i goes down. They gotta rel nice hou e, Pavv . ets the color ourn u ter be before we begun makin' moonsh ine an' had it painted an' if n ice i n ide, too. There wus a big crowd o' gi rls and boys dancin ' an' ingin an' the music made me think o ' Dave an' how he uster play b i harmonica in the evenings wen a feud was on, ets too bad that boy got took ter j ai l , I think he'd hev a good time here ter college. Wel, they all danced and ang song an' drank punch an' laft perlite ter each other till they seen me standin' by the door an' then all the girls ]aft and la ft, only not o perl ite, until it hurt em . One o' the boy Âˇ whats a cook but he plays the banjo for 'em, to, he come up ter me an' he sez, '' Say, how'd you git here, ho"' 'd you git outta the comi c section ?" an' i sez, "What's that ?" an' he sez, "Ain't you never seen a funny paper ? ' an i sez, ' 'yes, the Echo," an' he sez, ' 'don 't git fresh aroun' here. The \i\Thite Mule otta git you ," an' i sez, "no, fr don't git me but it got my Grampa, he sees pink snakes all the time now. ' An' he ez, " S ay you don 't know the white mule wen you see it," an' i sez, "don't i ?" an' puts my han in my coat pocket cause i new i was among friends a11' i showed him did i no the white mule wen i seen it an' they all knowed it, too, an' maybe i wasn 't popular at fi rst but i had every boy in the hall on my side after that, Paw, an' say ain't there no way you kin git a barel of i t down here be fore commencement t ime ? A fter the music started up again at the party \.Ve was al l happy an' gay.

2o6

I never seen sech l i ppery floor before in my l i fe but i een the other girls wa s o i goe home early, Pavv. gittin' j elou i ben t o another cla , they call o h eorlogee . l\I r . E ccy teaches it an' i t ' r e a l n j c e . H e reads a q u e t i o n f rom offen h i paper a n' then they r e a d the an wer offen t hei r · an' he don't a t 'em i i t the true or ain't it l ike Bert done. be say , " H ow meny fererners come to ' merica in 1 890 ?' a n' they t e l l h i m . i don ' t s e e ho\\ they n o , t h e y d o n t all look thct o l d b u t the) a i n ' t no argerment , o then he read another que tion a n ' they read� a nother answer, j est l i k e that fer a whole our an' they ain't one que tion, Paw, thet h e kin t h i nk ter a t 'em i bet he learn a lot f rom h i paper thet they ai n t gotta answer fe r on there . from them boy and girls. The oth er day i t ez on the wal there gain' ter be a track meet u p by the \?\ e l , the wa a w hole lot o ' grand tand at the end o' the campus an' i goe . boy i n hort p a n t th ere and wen i g u t t h e r e they a ll t a r t r u n n i n ' . 1 don't know where t h ey met Paw i coul d n ' t cetch u p \Yith 'em but i v;a sn't the only There \\·as a gre at bi o- boy they c a l l Ralph a !1' h e w a s one \Yhat gu t lef t ou t. a ll i n h i short p a n t s ready ter run a n ' m e e t ' e m w h e r e er the) s e z but they n e ve r told him Pa\\' , an' i ge · he d i d n ' t feel like he wa invited becau e wen they tart:- runnin' h e , orta hang back an' wen he ee t h y ain't goi n ' to 'Nate fer h i m , he goe over by one o ' the bu i l d ing an' its down and sez, ' \?\ el l , they run fa tern i do but i blow harder. " i dunno what he ment, Pa_w, but he l ooked rel hand ome ettin' there m i l i n ' to hi e l f . E t ' · t i me t e r finish o u r l etter n o w , P a w . There a bel l r i n g w en t h e r cla i s over an ' then the t eacher ac t like he neYer ten yer befor .:111 ' the boys an' gi rl a c t like they all h a d been settin on pin an' in a minit ther room i empt) . E t took me a l ong time te r cetch onter the way they done it but now i get ter th e door fir t more'n haf the time. I ain't go i n' ter haYe 'em think i cant get a eddicat ion j est a fa t a any one el e, Paw an' i ' l l be a honor to yer yet. You r darter,

207

( Six-letter word m ean ing

Coo-co o . " ) ome\>Yhere in \ aterville, A pril ometh ing.

Dear Immediate Parental nee tor : \ ouldn't it pre one to temp rary derangement the " ay the ) tern for tran port ing mail i o dilator) in operation ! I ent home an urgent upplication for financial rpin forcement the fir t of thi period of mea uring time and at pre ent I have not been the recipient of any rejoinder, to say nothing of the monetary succor. \j hat to do ? I am at the termination of my pre ent pecuniary m ean . It may even be expedient to yield my habilimenL to the keeper of the th ree-ball hop. M y immediate exigenC) i a draft o f unlimited proportion . Do you comÂ prehend ? Please write, a I am in a quandary. \ ith fi lial fel icitat ion , Your ingular male progeny, MowER Mu N . _

Lame Brain I n titution, Back Home.

Mr. Mower Munn, \i\faterville, Me. Dear S i r : Your ma culine progenitor ha violently overturned the bucket. Please be impelled to precipitate action . . N. A. LIZE I M . D . , Head Examiner. A . N .A . L./Inmate No. 6.66 213 . P. S .-Cro s-word ward is ful l at present, but we have you on our waiting I i t. T . R. B . '25

2o8

§ruse an� N nusense BALDW I K '26 :

"I v rote on my economic exam that Lai ser-faire was a I knevv h e was French by the name . "

French econom ist.

F F I N G E R : " For the n e x t t i m e y o u w i l l h a v e three chapters-" TI NG C LA SSS ( ' h i stle ) ' · Phev,r ! " PROF. A . : " h a l l I bark or ,, ag my tai l ?"

PROF.

•

cco

PROF . MORRO W ( in exam ) : " Please remember that you are not writing home ; w rite on con ecutive pages . '

·�au

PREXY : w � r � late yesterday morning too, weren't you ?" , H""E ARO : o, J r. P R E X Y : "� re ou ure ?" H EAROK : ' · y es, i r ; I wasn't here. '

q ue

P R E XY a d d re es a tion to H e a ro n . H EARON : ' · 1 1. right, I ' i l b i t e , "' hat i s it ? " PROF. U F F I 'GER, in A ccounting : "\1 hat is the first th ing to do m preparing a work sheet . ' J O U N SOK '26 : " Y ou copy down the account title s . " P R O F . : " y es, o f course. That presupposes that you h a' e two sheets of paper."

:!lnnnligqt :!lusqings sat on the bank in the moonlight In the m i d t o f a nrdant bower, . nd thought , as I gazed on the torrent, "\ hat a lot of electric power ! " A n d I t hought as I sat by the river Look ing down at the roaring flow, "Oh what will become of the current, I f It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' ?" The moon shone down from the heavens , Like a radium-coated dish, And I thought to mysel f, " On Friday, \i\ hat would ome people do w i thout fish ?" The stars from the h eavens were shining, As on bright nights they usua lly do, But what is the use of a river Without tke girl, a "uke," and canoe �" B . '25

209

1\ppltration for l\bmhrnion to 1ll u mm lbtiurrstty l l ow i ng iu tion with U r on y ur an . ,,. r a a ba i

,\n w r th

thouo-ht. j u Jo- d.

J. 1. 2. 3.

-I ·

.=;.

y u r degree of imbeci lity w i l l be

' T.\ T J

TlC

.- \ r e

y u a l i \' e t da <> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( i n d i cate w h ether pa r t i a l l y dead r i f in t tal ecl i p e. l \\" hen w e re y u I rn ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . in l i ca t t t h r e d c i m a l p l ace . \ \'h re w ere y u I rn ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \'ariation f ten m i l ;-ill ". d. ) D i d y ur fath r e\· r h a \' any ch i l d r n ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I f s . d i ! h e I i ,·e ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \\' hy ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . d j ,·e n ly 11 r a n ; if not w rite thr e page . ) if r\ «c ?

\ lT.\L

I DE ="J T l F I C . \ T I

-1 .

.-\r

I II.

2. 3. 4.

5. 6.

.......... . . . . . . . .. ......... . ............... ........... .............. ...................... ...

. . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

I J.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·. .

( thi hou l d r ughly corr p nd w i t h que t ion t h ree. ) \ \" i crht ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( i n l wn . appr x i matcly, ta t i n a whether w e i ()'h rl on gr cer's e l l i n g cale , or pr l u c .<;ompany' I uy i n g cal . ) H e1 "'h t ? . . . l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( make I r J r deduction for length of c ran ial fol i age. Race ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( th i doc 11 t m an y ur t rack abil i ty. )

\\'hat 1z c< l i a r do you wear ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( gi ,·e ful l y . ) 1ze of h atban d ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \'ery i m p rtant . ) ize o f hoe ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( tate n u m h-r, and w h t h r reau lar r sty l i h H a,· y ou a birth mark o n y u r l e ft boul der ? . . .

, di ·patch, and lack o f fore

ncatne�

PER

f\ ..................................

................ t ut . ) ................ ..................

� O f\ A L

y u a Y ic t i m o f h a l i t i ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( t h i mu t l an w cred f rom your o w n obsen·ation ; your cl se t tel l you . ) D i d y o u e ,·er rcler a ch icken . a l a d i n a pub l i c d i n i n g place ? . . . . . . . . . . . . h e i k Luck R i n a ? . . . . . . . . . . . . ·\Yhy ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Do y u wear a Do you l e t pc pie call y u " Ba l dy" ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-\re you one f t h e fou r ut f every Ji ,·e w h o a re do med ? . . . . . . . . . . . . m plexion ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H a 1·e y u t h a t Fo [air[ n dy Gump for P residen t ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D you fay r Can you Ii 11 in correctly th bl ack spaces i n a ere -word puzzl e ? . . . . . .

The e que t ion hould be an w ered only under temperature, p r e . ure, and relative humidity. ddre all commun ication to 1. B .

210

ILL,

....... ......

.. ........ .......... .......... . . . . . . . . . . ..........

... ... ...

...

.............

Pre

an I Founder,

Regi"ter. B . '25

. .

. . · ·

tandard conditio.n

I . M . D u l\ r � r ,

.............. friends won't

J\ mrram La t night La t night L a t night I dreamed,

as I lay on my pillow, a I lay on my bed, as I lay on m) pillow, oh, I d reamed I w a s dead.

An angel , who melled of Gehenna, \1 ith wings foul w ith brimstone and smoke, Cried, '' R ise, oh, ye vile sinning fellow !" o I rose and I followed the bloke. He led me by pathways Titanic Through dingle. and j ingle, and dell, This imp o f a realm atan i c, Till we came to the borders o f --

( Word o f four letters, meaning a meeting place for co-eds. Very obj ectionable to M i s Runnals. )

H ere we pau ed and the wa) being rough , broke f rom the canter o f oaring rh m e to the more ubdued if le artistic gait of l imping prose. ' Âˇ oul," aid the angel in aw ful tones, Âˇ ' Soul, this i s Purgatory." " Come again, kid," says I , o r rather " hat was I , be fore I ceased to De me and became omething else again. " Come again, you can't fool me. I 'v e been through the orth End. ' " Soul," cried the angel, beating his w i ng and starting up a smoke-screen l ike a Maine Central Freight at a tate Serie Game, or a Co-ed inhaling her fi r t Camel, " Soul, thou art irreverent. Thou standeth on the brink o f the Great Unknovm . 1 1 H el l l ies be fore Thee. Thou knowest not what Thou ' ilt be called upon t o endure. Hast Thou no feeling o f fear ? ' Aye," cried I, or me. ' h," aid the ngel in milder tones. " nd hast Thou ever felt this befoi:e ?" ' Many a time j u st be fore M id-Years." " Soul ! " h rieked the Angel, lashing his tail. Art Thou completely fallen ? Think on the h orror that await Thee. Thou descendest into the Bottomless Pit where foul fiend and hapes, to which M edu a were a \ enus, shall attend Thee. " " Sounds like F o s s H a l l to me," a y s I . But " c r ie d t he ngel , warming to h i '' o r k , ' Thou goest i nt o the Presence of the A w ful Ruler of the I n fernal Regions, Luci fer h imsel f . H ark ! H o w hi o i ce like di t a n t thunder i s s u e fro m y o n cavern's m urky depths ! Behold

2II

ow Thy ow Thou t remble t ! the glaring of hi fi xed and evil eye. Ha ! stout heart quaketh . " " Don't kid your elf, old dea r ; I a ·ked Prexy for a cholar hip once. " o u l , ' ' crrated the ngel, '' Thou art damned ! ' \!Veil , I fell for it, chiefly becau e at that very in tant h e pu hed me over the brink. Down , do'� n I fell , but my la t con ciou thought wa , "Now, kid, l ike the C h i o · car et you re going to be parked." \ hen I regained c n ciou ne , I toad before a ma ive portal, behind wh ich tretched away a broad a enue, flanked on either ide by rows o f glowing furnace . Hundred of little devil were bu ily toking the fire . By their little Blue and Gray cap , I knew they were Fre hmen. But who v as that superannuated old devil with a i x-tined fork who v a upervi ing the job ? Chef Weymouth. I wouldn't have known him, but when I a\· Peggy, I knew it mu t be he. tately de ii, clad in a linen du ter, I wandered on down the avenue. el ongated tail o er hi b oulder and a smile o f the hail- fellow-well-met variety on hi face, advanced to meet me. B y the bald pot and the eye-gla e , I knew him. I t wa rthur J eremiah . '' Wel come, welcome," he cried, \·v i t h o u t t retched hand. "What class ?" me cla ," aid I . o no, I mean what year ?' "Thi year," gue ed I a tu tely. " \ inine idiot," roar Prex in Chapel tone , "to what clas did you belong 111 College ?" ' Ex- mpty-ump,' I replied. 11 splendid fellows." nd he passed ' 11 ye . plendid. Fine boy m e on . He wasn 't carrying a cu hion, o I j udged that his beloved pou e had dra\i\ n a ticket to a better land. Well HE E R ED I T ! In a far corner I aw two figure that eerned familiar. I hurried over and saw the noble Greek, Savide , doing the Armenian one-step with Flossie Dunn: Flossie was' garbed i n a very becoming Pittibockers o f a radiant hue and, oh yes, the ·omnipresent beads. M ethinks Tony had improved his step since leaving the halls o f J OE Colby. They su rveyed me askance as I passed by l ike the Levite on the other side. "He wa once a student in one o f my c las es," said Tony. "I remember h im," said Flossie, cracking her false teeth. " Such a wild young man. " Further on I pa sed Mis Runnal . The estimable Nettie was watching the antics o f the rej uvenated T. and F. ( Tony and Flossi e ) with foreboding eye. "I don't like him," she sai d. ' He dance l ike Keith Weymouth. I 'm going to put him on the Black List . " � ounding a corner, I s a w o m e one trying to conceal h imsel f behind a n a h-p1le. On c l o e inspection i t proved to b e "Bugs" C h e ter. Poor "Bugg ey," he was only a very little devil i ndeed, merely in the embryo stage. And worst ·

• ·

212

o f all he didn't e en h ave an excuse to offer. fter all the thousands of hard luck tales h e I i t ened to on earth. It wa too patheti c . " Tho e that have e a r to h e a r , let t h e m hear," Bug . ) By thi time I had reached an imposing tructure, whose portal bore the sign, ' ·The Prince o f Liars." I peeped i n and there at H erbert Carlyle L ibby. thermometer on the wall regi tered 1 000 ° Centigrade. But hot as i t wa , the Doc wa as cool a an icicle. \ hen he aw me hi face l ighted up with that old genial mile and h e cried " My dear --- a much a I Joye ) ou, I mu t a k you t o do e that door. There' a hell o f a draught i n here." Lea ing the Doc' realm o f " innocuous de�uetude , ' · I j ou rneyed on. Two block- down the avenue I ran into " ' Cas ) " \!\ b ite. He "·a running a ''blind pig ' and reciting faultle s h exameter from the old G reek. Pre entl I came to a building l abeled '·Bu ine Admini tration. " I turned in and a fter wandering about a l ittle I e pied a cholarl) duck surrounded by vchat "'a once Zeigfeld' Foll i e . t fi r t I didn't recognize him, but the care fully c rea ed trouser , the vYell- h i ned hoe , the potl e apparel, the air o f avoir faire a n d t h e cute l i p brush told me I beheld Duke " uffi nger. He stood i n the mid t o f a group o f women who re embled the quaw of ome E a tern harem. Lord, lord how he m u - t have rel i hed that dream o f feminine pulchritude a fter a ) e a r o f C clb) and t h e front r o w co-ed . A noi e out ide attracted my attention and I ru hed out. The t reet was j ammed with a motley c rowd of co-eds l ed by the heaV) quad f rom t he rank of A lpha Pi. They ·were houting, · " \ e want our right . \ e want to go to chapel with the men . ' Poor g i r l . I coul dn't h a t e them f o r that. o d i d their mother l i kewi e . T h e tail-end o f t h e proce i o n wa u hered b y t h o e mi guided un fortunate , Ben oule, Ru ell quire and Sherry Holcombe houting ' " Fo H a l l forover !" ome time pas ed ere I again encountered a familiar face. Then, Oh G rie f, 0 \ oe i t wa H erbie ewman . Judge, if ) e can , oh ye god , my angui h . In accents t rembl ing "·ith anxiet) I a ked for Marr i ner. ' H e couldn't get in , ' said H e rbie adly. " H el l \YOul dn't have him." nd the Blue and G ray orche tra truck up'"\ here i m y \Vandering Boy ? " Th e n broke m) great he a r t a n d I bo\\·ed to earth. Oh Death ! \ h ere was Thy Sting ?" Libb) ewman and M a rriner ! The Incomparable Trio. Two i n Hell and one in Chao . I t \\·a too much. 1 feyered imagination could tand no more and I a woke. This rnorn � ng I rose f rom my pillow, Thi rnornmg I leaped f rom rn bed, Crying, ·· p ·with ) e, vile sinning fellow, Give thank that at lea t , ) ou're not dead.' ' I d u g up my p alter and hymn-book, And a ow to my el f did declare, " I f hell i s the thing you have een i t , My boy, ou a r e n o t going there."

2r3

lfiamous lt1raaes of illo lbg Jrofs Classro om characteristic u ttera nces of our instru ctors.

Do 31ou recognize the11i ?

" Let me urge you . . . " Did you ha e a theory on thi pa sage ?" " You are my friend-d-d-t ." " . . . thi i a very meaty portion o f the book." " I know a man who has a uit for every day in the week ; I am the man and this i s the uit." Wel l , now . . . er . . . whOt did we ay happen he-ah ?" "MÂˇit ch a I l ove you . . . " " ow, i f I can ha e your attention for a moment . . . " a matter of fact , one "' ant to keep thi clearly in mind." ' O f course , I 'm oppo _ ed to dancing, but . . . " I sn 't nece ary, but it' kind of nice . ' Exerci e at the slate . . . bTing your cratch-block ." ' ' Well, now in the army . . . " . . . and the like.' "Well-now, . . . ( dilation o f right nostril ) . . . or-r-dinarily . . " . . . point, naught, naught , naught , fi ve." " . . . er . . . that justit !" " Now that will make a pretty que tion. I 'm not aying I 'I! a k i t in examÂ ination, but if I hould i t would be a good one.' "

2 1.:j

_..

: �YtRTl5��

Tel e p h o n e 3 3 8 - R

C o r n er M ain a n d Tem pl e S ts.

BE S U R E TO

H AV E Y O U R

D EV E LO P E D

AN D

FI LMS

P RI NTED

Karekin' s Studio ï¿½ality, Service and Satisfa ction A LS O A F U L L L I N E O F

K O D A K S, CA M E R A S

A N D B R O W N I ES Eastman Au tograp h i c Fi l m s F re s h in a l l Sizes

KAREKIN D. SAHAGIAN Pro p ri eto r

L. H. SOPER CO. Departmen t Store

Dry Goods, Garments, Millinery

Victrolas and Victrola Records M AI N E

WATE RVI LLE,

216

Depen dable Furnishings for Students ' N ee ds Desks, T a b l es, C h ai rs, C o u ches, Ru gs, D raperies, Beds, M attresses and Bedding W E O PE R A T E T W E N T Y STO R ES I N

N E W ENGLAN D

Atherton . Furniture Colll p any z1

M a i n S t reet, W atervi l l e, M ai n e

PORTLAN D - W AT E R V I LLE - L E W I STON

The Little Gift Shop

Clothes that Fit FASH I O N

The Place W h ere Things A re Different

Exclusive L ine of Novelties

PA R K

Baskets, Candles, J ewelry, Pictures,

and

Distinctive Greeting Cards

S T E I N- B L O C H

for all occasions

Circulating L ibrary

S M A R T C LO T H E S

N E L L I E K.

N o n e B etter M ad e

A merican Clothing Co.

COM PLI ME NTS OF

W i n s l ow

Grn. NEWARK,

Scan n e l l

Aubur n , M aine J. B. Palmer

F . A . Tibbetts F. H. Porter

Waterv i l l e , M e .

Waterville S te a m L a u n dry

PooLER, Manager -

W H O L E S A L E C O N FECTI O N ER S

" H o m e of G o o d V a l u e s " 3 6 -3 8 M ai n S t . ,

CLAR K Waterville, M aine

5 6 Temple Street

1 45 Waterville

H A RTFO R D , C O N N .

ACL E 217

1 ') 2 ï¿½

M ain Street M aine

Say It With

A Quality Store

Flowers

Catering to the Needs of

W h e n You T h i n k of F l owers T hi n k

Studen ts

M itchell 's W h e n You T h i n k o f M i tc hel l Think

Flowers

EMERY - BROWN COM PANY

We are a l ways at you r service

Water v i l l e

T e l ep ho n e 4 6 7

Maine

The City Job Print Printers to Colby College Everything i n Pri nting a n d E ngrav i ng that a C o l l ege M a n , W o man or Society needs.

Come in a n d co nsu l t u s , n o m atter how trivial the j o b

M cA LA RY FRED D.

J OS E P H , Proprietors FRANCIS

M c ALA RY

M. J OS E P H , Colby,

I n Basem e nt, Savi ngs Ban k B u i l di ng WATE R V I LLE, M A I N E Telephone 2 0 7

218

1 90 1

E. H. EMERY Merchant Tailor 2 Silver Street , Waterville , M aine Telephone 106-W

COLLEGE STORE W E F E AT U R E

Kuppenheitner Clothes For Young Men-Boys W e w i l l d o a n y t h i n g fo r y o u ---and j us t a l i t t l e b i t m ore--Â t h a n anyo n e else

The H . R. D unhatn Co. Two S tores FA I R F I E L D

W A T E RV I L L E

219

H . E . W A DSW O RT H

H. S. WOODMAN

President

Treasurer

Wadsworth & W oodlll a n Colll p any

M A N U FACTU R ERS

Table Oil Cloths

Winthrop , M aine

220

S . A. G re e n

C . R . G re e n

S. A. & A. B. Green Co. Anthracite

Coa/

Bituminous

C oke, H ard Wood a n d Kindl i ngs W A T E RV I L L E , M A I N E

Telephone,

O ffi ce ,

2 5 1 M ai n Street

The Ticonic National Bank offers A c o m pl ete banking service conducted u n der the direct supervision of the

U n i ted S tates Govern m e n t r ro

Y ears C on t i n uous B u sin ess

MAIN E

WATERVI L LE

22 1

S a m uel C l ark

L. G . Whipple

Shippers and Dealers of all kinds of

Anthracite and Bitutninous

COAL Wood, Coal , Litne, Cetnent, Brick and Drain Pipe O rders Careful l y Filled and Pro m p tl y A ttended to

G. S. FLOOD & CO. , Inc. C oal Y ards a n d Office M A I N A N D P L E AS A N T STRE ETS

Telephone 8 40

222

YO U N G C H I N A R E S TA U RA N T 8J

M ai n

Street,

fo r m e r] y

H ar m o n ' s Cafe 5oc R E G U L A R D I N N E R Sou p , M eat,

Vegeta b l e ,

D es s ert,

D ri n k s i n c l u d e d Chicken Dinner every Tuesday and Saturday

SPEC I A L

S U PP E R S

Private Dining R oom for Parties WATER

I LL E ,

Co rre ct

ďż˝pparel for College Men

!J A I N E

Rollins - Dunham Comp any

/(fnneth Walsh

Hardware Dealers

R epresentative

Building M aterials Paints and Oils W AT E R V I L L E ,

M A I NE

PO R T LA N D , M A I N E

223

Lockwood Company Waterville , Maine

Fine Sheeting and Shirting Lockwood and . Cast Iron Brands

SELLING

AGENTS

Deering, Milliken & Company 79 L eon ard Street, New York, N . Y . C H I CA G O

B O ST O N

224

G e o . H . Perry, Preside n t

E d ward

. }

F . Pierce

T reasu re r G e n era l M a nager

P I E RCE - PER RY C O . SUCCESS O R S TO

GEORGE

G I LC H R I ST

J O B B ER S

CO.

Heating and Plumbing Supplies S teel, Wro u gh t I ro n and Brass Pipe W ater Works Materials Distribu tors o f H o ffm a n Val ves and C o n t ro l l ed H ea t E q u i p m e n t z 3 6 C o n gress S t . , Corner P u rchase S t .

B O S T O N

Pocahontas Fuel Company

C h oate M u sic C o m pany Watervi l l e , M ai n e

I N CO R PO R A T E D

M i n ers, S h i p pers , E x p o rters a n d B u n k e r S u p p l i e rs o f

T h e � a t i o n a l M em ory and Fellowship Book

"Original Pocahontas"

Used at Colby College a n d a t t h e Principal

COAL

Colleges and Schools Throughout · the Country

Largest Producers o f S m o k e less Coal in the U ni te d S tates NO.

Published exclusively by

C o l l eg e M e m o ry B o o k C o .

BROA D W A Y , N E W Y O R K

C H I CA G O ,

I LL .

Operates Fleet of S hips, Tugs and Barges for Transportation o f Coal along Atlantic

Coast

W ho l esale F ru i t, Produce, C o nfectio n ery

Boston, Mass. , Board of Trade Building; New Bedford, Mass. , H i llman

Dock and Office Pocahontas W barf, foot of Street; Portland, Maine,

Dock and

A. M E A D E R

Office

Pocahontas W harf, Foot of Moulton Street; Norfolk,

9 Chaplin St.

�

Virginia, 1 1 7 Main Street; Cincinnati, Ohio, Trac on

Telephone

Building; Bluefield, West Virginia, Pocahontas Building

225

Waterville, Maine Connection

The Newto n Theological Institution (A School for Leaders Founded in I825) C o u rses l eadi n g to B. D. and S. T . M . Degrees S pecial pro v ision for post-grad u ates M any

oppor t u n i tie

wor k .

for m ission ary, p h i l an t hropic a n d pract ical

H arvard U n iversity o ffers special free privil eges to approved N e w to n studen ts

Courses in Religious Education for Women A course i n R e l ig i o us E d ucation for w o m e n made up of req u ired a n d e l ec tive work is o ffered a t N e w to n for women who h ave a col l ege degree or satisfy t h e Facu l ty t h a t their e d ucation h as been equal to that of gradua tes of a p proved coll eges.

G EO R G E E.

H O R R , D . D . , L. L . D . , Presiden t N ew t o n C en t er, M ass.

RELI ABLE I N S U RAN C E of Every Description

Q Boothby & Bartlett C o . AGENTS 1 7 6 M ai n S tree t

Watervi l le, M ai n e

ALLEN ' S D RUG STORE

Over fifty years this s tore h as had the patron age of the c o l l ege. That shou l d ;-b e argu m e n t e n o u gh. - ,' i' , l

1 1

8 M ai n Street

Teleph o n e 5 8

227

Eugene Allen Tully PHOTOGRAPHER for The 1925 Oracle and Other College Annuals Providence, R. I .

S tudio 4 8 9 Westminster Street

ï¿½uality

Service

C o m p l i m e nts of

Fairfield Publishing Co.

KEYES

The Galahad Press,

FI BRE CO.

Inc.

THE COLLEGE PRINTERS

Catalogue, Book

PA PY RUS

and Com mercial

P RI NTI N G

Pla tes, Dishes, etc.

FAIRFIE L D , M AINE W A T E RV I L L E ,

1 9 2 M ai n S t .

MAINE

228

T c l e p hone

C O M P LET E L I NE of

H igh

Grade

Fra tern ity and College

Stationery, Banners, Memory Books and Fountain Pens

COLBY CO LLEGE STO RE B . G. G etchel l

C . E. Getchell

C o m p l i m e n ts o f

I ce C ream a n d Soda Hot Vrinks, Assorted Chocolates

C O M PA N Y W atervi l l e

H O M E- M A D E C A N D I E S M ai ne

O U R S P E C I A LTY

Makers of

C a n d y or I ce C ream M ad e to

Ice Cream

O rd e r o n R easonable N o tice

Sherberts Fruit Punch

THE

Eskimo Pie

SPEAR FOLKS

229

BUZ ZELL'S CAFETERIA LU N C H

Home-Made Pastry a Specialty

TEMPLE

S T R E ET

WAT E R V I L L E ,

D UN LAP'S 6

M A P L E

MAINE

LUNCH STR E ET

J u s t A c ross the Tracks

"Â·

H ome Cooking O R DERS

PUT

TA K E

OUT

' Tis the Place Where R eal College Men Eat " C l ean l i ness i s ou r M o tto"

We Lead, Others F o l low

-30

The C ollege Drug Store D EA LE R S I N

K odaks and S u p plies, S tationery , P e riodicals Huyler' s, Apollo an d Foss Can dies Ice Cream, Sodas

. C ollege Avenue Pharlll a cy 5 4 C o l l ege Av e n u e

O p posite S e av e r n s F i e l d

CARLETON P. COOK B o o ks, S tati o.ne ry, Wall Paper and S p o rting G oods CO R N E R

M A I N A N D T E M P L E ST R E ETS

RED I N GTON & C O .

Furniture C ROC K ERY

CAR PETS RUGS

M AT T R E S S E S

W AT E R V I L L E , M A I N E

23 1

For I ce Cream and Soda Fine

Chocolates and

Home- lliade Candies Page a n d Shaw Lovel l a n d C ovel A po l l o Fish Pac kage Candies

HAGER' S I I

3 M a i n S treet

Water v i l l e, M a i n e

BREWER'S

The Federal Trust Company

LUNC H Good Food

t h rough

i ts

b road

faci l i ti es

and

satisfy i n g service is prepared

Reasonable Rates

to serve

Colby College

R un For

and

College Men

c o n tribu te

to i ts

development

Fed eral T r u st C om p a n y J ust A c ross t h e S treet

WATE R V I LLE,

232

M AINE

C o m p l i m e n ts

L. 0. Tebb etts C o.

I N S U RA N C E

The

AGE

C e n tra l L u n c h

ESTABL I S H E D

R e p rese n ti n g

1 875

Lead i n g

C o m pa n i e s

1 0 5 M ai n S t .

E . G E O R G E , Proprietor

W atervi l l e , M e .

These Advertisers have helped to make thi"s book a success Show ro ur

Appreciation By

Patronizing Them

Fin e C u s to m T ailori n g

D aviau ' s P h arm ac y

L . R. B R O WN

Profession al B u il d i n g

9 5 M ai n St. 1 7 7 M ai n S t .

Waterv i l l e , M ai n e

Telephone

Water v i l l e , M e .

233

2 6 6- M

Colby College C O L B Y C O L L E G E w a s charte red b y the G e n e ral C o u rt o t M assac hu setts, Februar y S tudents

2 7, 1 8 1 3 .

may study fo r either the A . B . o r B . S .

D egree a n d fo r t h e A . B . D egree

may

p resent a

M odern Language i n p l ace of Greek.

The men

and

d i v isions.

women are

edu cated

separate

They hav e d i fferent C hapel Services and a double set of honor prizes. F o r I n fo rmation and Catal ogu e, address

P reside n t

J. R oberts

W A T E R V I L L E, MA I N E 3 3 C o l l ege Avenue

2 34

A t t h e S ig n of t h e Pr i n t Sh o p

TH E COLBY ORACL E was

d o n e i n t o p ri n t

by t h e

J ou rnal :Q R I N T @) H O P Kennebec

A U G U S T A ,

Skilled workmen and

M A I N E

automatic

machinery make the " Kay Jay" unique

the:

Printing

23 5

Craft.

I-Ioward�Wesson Co. Wo rc e s t e r; Mass.

THI COLLGG:b £NGRt\VbRS N£W .bNGLAND

Conven i ntly Located, With Years of Experience i!\ Producin,g College Annu�ls. R_eady to Give You Complete Setyi ce. Business Managel's and E d it 0rs Appreciate om Constr uctive Help. 11Hte f01· dw· .Uben1l ContJact .

De sign ing R.._etouchingHalf Tones. Color Plates

1-/ie Finest Engraving: S hop in New Eng.land. ?IA tloot,Printe1·s ;:Bldg

��ra-�