Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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THE COLLEGE RECORD. 25 - THE PROGRAM OF PRESENTATION. Invocation. Keuka College without a Seal, Miss Ball. Music. History of the Seal, Mr. Colelli. 11 E Glande Quercura Kducimus, Miss L,ockhart. Music. Presentation of Seal, Mr. Maynard, Class President. Response, President Space.

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24 THE COLLEGE RECORD. they never have. Should the right of voting be denied the boys on their reaching the age of twenty-one years ? The argument that the illiterate would be predominant is not true. There are one hundred thousand women who have an education to counterbalance twenty thousand illiterate women. conclusion. Therefore, since women are men's equals, since they are taxed without representation, since they have a great effect on politics, and since it is not contrary to or against the Constitu- tion, women be allowed the right to vote. — M. S. Keuka Institute, ipop. Class exercise in argumentation. THE COLLEGE SEAL. r PHE College officers have felt for some time the need of a ■ ■ new seal. The one in use up to this time has not been felt to adequately express the spirit that prevades this institu- tion. Therefore an entirely new seal, both in form and motto, has been adopted, and appears for the first time with this num- ber of The College Record. We hope the device for this new seal has been adopted in a spirit of true prophecy. If it has been so chosen, it means that not only from warm summer breezes of refreshment, and rich sunshine of prosperity shall come grace and growth and beauty, but that every winter gale that twists its branches, and every storm that thunders round its head and strains at its roots, shall only bend it into curves of strength, and send its roots to seek their holding and their nourishment deeper down, to spread their fibres in a soil where neither drouth nor flood can come. The class of 1909, Keuka College, has requested to be allow- ed to present to the College the press for the new seal, and the College wishes to express its pleasure in the spirit of loyalty and helpfulness indicated by this class gift.

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26 THE COLLEGE RECORD. BASEBALL. T3 ASEBALL at Keuka has no rival as a school sport. As — strong a team is maintained as possible, and a reason- able number of games are played. The base ball team of 1908 was probably the fastest that ever represented this school, and it is with considerable pride that their schedule of games played is presented. OPPOSING TEAM. KEUKA. OPPONENTS. Pulteney 9 o Starkey Seminary 9 o Lyons (Ontario League) (11 innings . . 1 2 Cook Academy o 2 Lima Seminary 17 o Empire Bridge Co., Elmira 1 o Mansfield State Normal 3 5 Rochester Business Institute 11 o Lima Seminary 10 2 Rochester Business Institute 3 1 Cook Academy jo o Mansfield State Normal 8 4 Canandaigua (Y. M. C. A.) 12 4 Willard State Hospital 9 2 Canandaigua (Y. M. C. A.) 9 3 SUMMARY. Games Won 12 dames Lost 3 Total 15 Kcuka's total score 112 Opponent's total score 25 Although several members of last year's team have left