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1876 1918 of Allegheny College 14 2 ,-. 1918 1876 HE :4-1-3-1-X+X-1-14-1-X+S+. OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE Al■MIONIMMME■MM.• ■■■■■■•■■ FIVE CENTS MEADVILLE, PA., DECEMBER 10, 1918. PRICE VOLUME NO. XXXVII. No. 1 1918 FOOTBALL SEASON REVIEWED IN BRIEF S. A. f. C. DEMOBILIZATION NOW UNDER WAY : Readjustment of Glasswork Y.111. C. A. to Continue Work S. A. T. ('. COURSES A \ CREDITS MILITARY PROGRAM FOR Y. M. C. TO BE ALTERED NEXT SEMES- A. WILL BE FOLLOWED AS S. A. T. C. Team Totals Two Victories and One Defeat. Allegheny Unit of Student's Army Trainingps Cor Soon CLOSELY AS POSSIBLE. TER TO BALANCE WORK, Basketball Outlook flood After an informal discussion held to be Mustered Out The beginning of the second seines- last week it was decided that the pro- When Allegheny College opened up Secor for J. Baldwin, McEllignot for barracks of. the non-registrants. Coch- ter will mark the start of regular col- Allegheny College ceases to be a gram of the Y. M. C. A. is to be con- early last October, one of the first Feller, Nelson, Croasman, Jones, Leaf. ran Hall was changed into a mess hall •ege work again and life "on the hill" military institution after December 21. tinued after the holidays. The "sings," questions which came to the atten- The Geneva Game. and the commissary department was will return to the status of former The Students' Army Training Corps, movies, inter fraternity basketball tion of the older students was: What At Beaver Falls on November 23, placed in the hands of H. 0. Holcomb, years. The present academic work of consisting of 300 students in the Alle- games, etc., are to be held under the is going to become of athletics? ]t Geneva College met Allegheny in a a well known hotel keeper of Conne- those men who' have been members of gheny Unit, is being demobilized this auspices_ of the Association. The re- appeared that the Students' Army cloesly fought game. The superiority ant Lake. lair. Holcomb took charge' the S. A. T. C. will go on until the end week, and before Christmas all stu- ligious meetings are also to be held Training Corps was going to require of the Gold and Blue was demonstrat- also of the canteen at Cochran Hall. of the present semester. The Fresh- dent-soldiers will return to civil life. each Wednesday evening. the time and attention of the large ma- ed throughoift the game, but a timely To feed over 300 men necessitated men will, however, take up their quar- By the order of the War Department, Shortly after the opening of college. jority of students during the whole field goal in Geneva's behalf in the last the installation of an entirely' new ters in Cochran Hall and in all other C. unit in the _500 uni- daily routine and that extra-military few minutes of play turned the tide every S. A. T. equipment of tables, benches, huge respeCts the College will return to Dr. Crawford announced that a Y. M. versities and coleges of the United were activities could not be developed. It of the game. Geneva won by a close kettles, and other utensils for 'which normal after the Christmas vacation. C. A. Secretary and song leader States was ordered to disband at once. is true that some phases of college margin, 10 to 9. The Allegheny line- the college has gone to a considerable With the beginning of the second to be sent here. At that time, how- President Crawford received p on No- ever, no definite persons were implied activities were taken away from the up follows: expense. semester the number of hours in the vember 26 the official communication members of the S. A. T. C., but when R. Baldwin, L E; Cullinan, L T; Military Life of S. A. T. C. S. A. T. C. cOrse will be reduced so as Much to Allegheny's good fortune. from the War Department directing it was decided that athletics were to Murphy, L G; Homan, C; Kramer, R By October 6 Allegheny appeared to make the number of semester hours these leaders were chosen from the the demobilization of the S. A. T. C. be in no way prohibited, much interest G; Welty, R T; Dale, R. E; Kerr, like a typical United States canton- conform to those normally called for faculty and the student body. Dr. Eli- on December 1 with a view to corn- was in evidence about the Campus. Capt., Q B; J. Baldwin, L H; Kammer- ment. The students acustomed them- in the course. Thus Chemistry, which ott, former instructor in Greek, was pletion of dischaltes by December 21. The first department of athletics to er, .R H; Eagye, F B. selves to military life very quickly and is usually a four-hour course through- appointed as secretary, and F. H. The news of the demobilization of attract the interest of the students in Substitutions—Mansfield for J. Bald- in a short time every man lived the out the year has been a six-hour course Hammon was placed in charge of the the S. A. T. C., although expected by the fall season was, naturally, foot- win, Secor for Kammerer. life of a private. The daily schedule for S. A. T. C. men the first semester, musical programs. Mr. Hammon im- most of the students and members of mediately went to Columbia Universi- ball Thus the football season for 1918 was as follows: First call, 6:00; and will • be cut down to two hours the the faculty, came more quickly than Coach Carl Gilbert had a rather ends with two victories and one de- Reveille, 6:10; Assembly, 6:15; Polic- secorvl semester so as to give the men ty where he took a course in song anticipated. Even when the armistice hard proposition to face when foot- feat. Much credit is due to Coach ing barracks, 6:15 to 6:45; Mess, 6:45; the normal number of semester cred- leadership. In the course of two was signed and it was evident that the ball practice began. Although five Gilbert, who has developed the new Drill, 7:30 to 9:30; Chapel, 9:40 to its and to complete the work in June. weeks he was amply provided with all war would come to an end, it was the letter men returned to school, only men in college into the high brand of 9:50; Classes, 10:00 to 12:00; Mess, Biology and Physics will be handled in the latest army songs, such as "Keep firm belief that the Government would Your Head Down, Fritzie Boy," "It's one of these five had been a letter man college football which Allegheny has '12:00; Classes, 1:00 to 4:00; Recrea- the same manned, each course aiming maintain the S. A. T. C. till end of for more than one year, former Cap- maintained in former years. Football tion or fatigue work, 4:00 to 5:00; Re- to complete the work normally done a Long Way to Berlin, But Get tain Joseph Baldwin. Also last year's letters have not been given out yet, the year. • treat, 5:15; MesS, 5:30; Recreation, in the Freshman year. There,"etc. He also brought some of Captain-elect, Enoch Filer, was called but when they ar given, it is to be The announcement of the disbanding 6:00 to 7:30; Supervised study, 7:30 the old favorite songs of the sixties. In order that men who have not been elsewhere, for military service. The hoped that the diAcharge of the Stu- of the S. A. T. C. caused considerable to 9:30; Call to quarters, 9:45; Taps, Dr. Eliott took charge of the other taking courses in French and English five letter men were Captain Kerr, ex- dents' Army Training Corps will cause excitement on November' 26 in all col- part of the work, that of providing the 10:00. may start to work off their require- Captain Baldwin, Homan, Kramer, and the loss in school of none of the new lege circles, Many of . the men re- men with reading matter and writing Like all privates, the members of the ments in this line and to make it possi- Welty. With these five men as a nu- and old men who have faithfully tried joiced because of the demobilization; material which could be accessible Corps were beginning to realize what ble for them to fill in their schedules, cleus, Coach Gilbert whipped into to produce the best results for Alle- while others, who took a liking to the during their recreation period. The it meant to be a soldier. The boys there will be beginning' classes in shape a team which has upheld the gheny in the football game. military regime and still anticipated Y. M. C. A, Rooms in the basement of experienced inevitably hard and good French I, English I, Latin I and Geom- football honor of Allegheny. commissions, were intensely disap- Cochran Hall were supplied with ta- times. During the influenza epidemic etry and probably in Political Science The schedule which Manager Leon. pointed when the Government's order bles, games, reading matter and writ- THE OUTLOOK FOR BASKETBALL. which at one time threatened to II, Biology and other courses. The D. Pierson drew up was as follows: was announced. spread very stubbornly in the college, .class in Freshman English, which will ing material. Every effort was put It is not believed that the college November 2—Hiram ' College, at the S.
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