Ravelings . lo-Eccritean Lecture Course Committee and is at present Editor-in-chief of the 06 Ravelings. He has taken an active part in Eccritean andin college affairs generally. JAMES R. RHODES,Won his place as Philo declaimer by hard consistent work. Hehas represented Philo several times on Open Meeting and is a speaker ofno small ability. He is business manager of the 00 Ravelings and issecretary and treasurer of the Lecturer Course Committee for the nextyear. He was also a delegate from Illinois to the Inter-State Contestthis year. Oratorical Association. Bryson, . . Presid
Ravelings . lo-Eccritean Lecture Course Committee and is at present Editor-in-chief of the 06 Ravelings. He has taken an active part in Eccritean andin college affairs generally. JAMES R. RHODES,Won his place as Philo declaimer by hard consistent work. Hehas represented Philo several times on Open Meeting and is a speaker ofno small ability. He is business manager of the 00 Ravelings and issecretary and treasurer of the Lecturer Course Committee for the nextyear. He was also a delegate from Illinois to the Inter-State Contestthis year. Oratorical Association. Bryson, . . President R. Frank Galloway, . Vice President F. Ray Elder, . Secretary and Treasurer ^*«b^HE COLLEGE tenderfoot if questioned concerning the Oratorical4 I Association would no doubt deny the existence of such an organi-zation. But when half way through his first year, he wakes tofind Preliminary Oratorical Contest, staring at him from every tree and window, and on inquiry finds that each Sophomore and Junior. ROBT. M. k-ERR. PAUL McCLANAHAN. has been solicited to take part in this tryout, he realizes not only thatsuch a factor exists but also that it is potent. The personnel of the Association consists of a federation of thePhilo and Eccritean Societies, its aim is to promote the students inter-est in Oratory. At the opening of the present year Graham Bryson was elected president; Frank Galloway, vice president; and Ray Elder, Chancellor ofthe Exchequer. Thus organized tha Oratorical Association retired intothe tall grasses and remained hidden from public gaze until Marchwhen it came forth to arrange for the Preliminary Contest. When theevening of the contest arrived 6 worthy competitors presented themselvesand after a hard and close scrimmage Mr. Kerr was declared the one bestfitted to champion Monmouths cause at Inter-Coilegiate next fall. Mr. Kerrs oration was a masterpiece and showed years of carefulthought and preparation. His delivery was excellent and there is nodoubt but th
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