ELECTIONS OF THE SENIOR CLASS

In a most enthusiastic and harmonious meeting in Chandler Hall, Thursday evening, February 15, the Senior class chose officers and class-day speakers. The class had taken a commendable stand for purity in College politics, and the best of feeling prevailed. The elections are as follows:

President, Howard James Chidley, Powles Corners, Ontario; vice president, Charles Herbert Kraft, Brook-lyn, N. Y.; secretary, Ralph Went-worth Scott", Chestnut Hill, Mass.; assistant secretary, Harold Goddard Rugg, Proctorsville, Vt.; treasurer, John Howard Kingsbury, Albany, N. Y.; marshal, Ralph Glaze, Denver, Col.; assistant marshal, James Albert Blatherwick, Denver, Col.; members of executive committee, Arthur Frederic Libby, chairman, Putnam, Conn.; Harry Warner Coburn, Jr., Lowell, Mass.; Daniel Phillips Hatch, Everett, Mass.; John Howard Kingsbury (ex-officio), Albany, N. Y.; William Ray Page, Shiloh, O.; Edward Blanchard Redman, Lowell, Mass.; Robert Burns Wallace, Milford, N. H.; auditing committee, Charles King Benton, Peoria, Ill; Max Hartman, Norwood, Mass.; Leigh Shepard Martin, Rockford, Ill.; address to President, Harry Parcell Wayraan, Chica- go; address to Old Pine, Clyde Douglas Souter, Kearney, N. J.; address to Chapel, Stephen Salisbury Cushing, Lakeport, N. H.; orator, Michael Stephen O'Brien, Lawrence, Mass.; historian, Crawford Morrison Bishop, Glyndon, Mo.; odist, Edward Lines Oakford, Peoria, Ill.; poet, Francis Lane Child's, Henniker, N. H.; prophet, Paul Revere Felt, Hillsboro Bridge, N. H.; chorister, John Jay Burtch, Chicago; floor director of senior ball, Edward Sanborn French, Somerville, Mass.