CAMPUS NOTES
The undergraduate editor is at present a candidate for an officer's commission at Madison Barracks and cannot tell the story of the undergraduate month and even if he were here to do so there would be little to record but military drill from one day to the next. However the frame-work of organization is being preserved for those happier normal times that must come again. All the strictly military news, having to do with undergraduates or others, is recorded under the department of College News. The rest has mainly to do with elections.
Late in April the Dartmouth held its election choosing as editor-in-chief, A. C. Gottschaldt of Hempstead, Long Island and managing editor, H. B. Doty of Cleveland, Ohio. C. L. Meredith of Troy, N. Y., succeeds to the position of business manager, D. L. Garratt of Suncook N H., becomes circulating manager, and L. H. C. Huntoon of Providence, R. I., advertising manager. Owing to the absence from College of its retiring officers as well as its editors-elect the Dartmouth was obliged to suspend publication on May 5.
The Bema also has elected its board as follows: editor-in-chief, W. H. Bemis of Cleveland, Ohio, business manager, H. L. Robinson of Springfield, Ill circulation manager, R. C. Seed of Lawrence, Mass. After the election further publication was suspended for the college year.
Although the regular meeting for election of officers for The Arts does not come until the end of May, under a suspension of the rules, the president was empowered to appoint temporary officers for the ensuing year to proceed with the work of organization. The following appointments were made. president, E. H. Booth of Omaha., Neb., vice-president, W. H. Bemis of Cleveland, Ohio, and secretary, G. R. Rull of Buffalo, N. Y.
In addition to the six ex officio members of Palaeopitus live are elected each year by the Junior class to serve in the following year. From the present Junior class the following men have been chosen:
S. B. Jones of Brooklyn, N. Y., F. J. Clahane of Portland, Me., P. S. Miner of Brooklyn, N. Y., E. H. Earley of Medford, Mass., E. R. Noyes of Whitmsville, Mass., At the same time the College Club elected its officers, choosing as president, Robert Fish of New York and vice-president, Amos N. Blandin, Jr., of Bath, N. H. ,
" The Sophomore class has also held its election for the Aegis Board with the following results:
W. H. McCarter of Topeka, Kan., R. A Clark of Princeton, Ill W. W. Allen of Carbondale, Ill Robert Proctor of Chestnut Hill, Mass., D. S. Green of West Hartford, Conn., W. B. McConnel of Beaver, Pa. There were also added to the Board as art editor, E. R. Legg of Melrose Highlands, Mass., as business manager, Henry Siegbert of New York and as advertising manager, D. b. McQuiston of Paxton, Ill
All the permanent officers of the Senior class have left Hanover forborne form of service, and temporary officers have been chosen to act through Commencement as follows: president, K. L. Thielscher of Brookline, Mass vicepresident A. O. Duhamel, Jr., of Law rence, Mass., secretary, H. T. Worthington of Concord, N. H., treasurer, J. F. Wheelock of Norwood, Mass. Three new men have been added to the executive committee to take the place of men leaving College: Houghton Carr of Pittsburgh, Pa., R. M. Chase of Concord, N. H., and Ralph Sanborn of Cambridge, Mass.
The only athletic activity attempted since the Easter recess has consisted in inter-company baseball games but even these have now had to be discontinued owing to the small number of players remaining available. An attempt is now being made to form an inter-company tennis league but with what success is not evident at the present writing.
