Unsere Hochschule. lo, irgendwo eine Stimme ruft, Paul Engle, Symposium, das Themost herrliche Jahreszeit Frühling, Sommer oder Herbst? Frühling war Dis-DISKU von Lottie Nies, Sommer byLaura Moyer, Herbst von MarieMyers. Die Richter entschieden in favorof Frühling; Rezitation des Hofes,, Hattie Eberly. Eine öffentliche Tagung der Gesellschaft war in der Kapelle Freitag Abend statt, Octo-ber IQ, 1917. Der neu gewählte Offi-Cer wurden wie folgt eröffnet: Präsident, Ray Kline; Vizepräsident, Aaron Edris; Sekretärin, Laura Moy - äh; Kritiker, John Graham. Als In-, augural Adresse Herr Kline gab eine Hilfe - ful Sprechen auf I

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Our College Times . lo, Somewhere a Voice Is Calling, Paul Engle; Symposium, Which is themost delightful season Spring, Sum- mer or Autumn ? Spring was dis-cussed by Lottie Nies, Summer byLaura Moyer, Autumn by MarieMyers. The judges decided in favorof Spring; Recitation The Court-in, Hattie Eberly. A public session of the society was held in Chapel Friday evening, Octo-ber IQ, 1917. The newly elected offi-cers were inaugurated as follows:President, Ray Kline ; Vice President, Aaron Edris; Secretary, Laura Moy-er; Critic, John Graham. As an in-, augural address Mr. Kline gave a help-ful talk on Influence. The programwas then opened by the Society sing-ing, Auld Lange Syne. A Reading, Courage by Levi Ziegler and a BookReview, The Evolution of Dodd byMary Spidel were both well given andhelpful. The Vocal Solo, Fiddle andI by Ephriam Meyer was enjoyed byall. The Recitation, The SoldiersReprieve given by Mary Brubakershowed splendid preparation. Theclosing feature was an Echo read byCarl Smith. OUR COLLEGE TIMES. Rev. Samuel G. Meyer lo, recentlypaid a visit to Elizabethtown. He de-livered an excellent sermon in thetown church in the morning and ad-dressed a childrens meeting at New-ville in the afternoon. He is still en-gaged in the banking business. It is reported that Lester N. Myer16, who is the Assistant Principal ofthe West Earl High School is enjoy-ing his work very much. Paul H. Engle 16, Avho was a stu-dent at this place for some time hasbeen called to his countrys serviceand has gone to Camp Meade for thepresent. He has been admitted tothe band and is doing his bit in thisdepartment. David H. Markey 17, who has beena student here during the present yearhas passed the examination and isexpecting to be called at any momentHe is the first of the student body toleave for the army camp. Mr. Henry B. Brandt 14, has goneto Camp )kleade. It has been report-ed that he was made a Corporal in hiscompany. Mr. Joshua D. Reber 14, who is em-ployed as head bookkeeper for theStif

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