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8 THE ATHENAEUM THE DEBATING SOCIETIES The Academic and College Debating Societies, in their bi-monthly meetings, are already preparing their members for the varsity debating team preliminaries, which come off early in the second semester. The indications are that they will keep on high the standards raised by their predecessors in the annual quadrangular debates, in which Fisk, More house, Talladega and Knoxville participate. THE MINISTERS** UNION. The Ministers’ Union held its initial meeting last Wednesday. This organization holds its meetings weekly and is composed of members of the Theological School. Those may attend meetings however, who are looking forward to the ministry for their field of life work. This year’s adminis tration is headed by Rev. J. L. Vaughan. THIS YEAR’S SENIOR CLASSES Last term the enrollment of the present senior academy class was sixty members. This term there has been an addition of twenty-five, bring ing the total to eighty-five. This number exceeds any Which any senior class heretofore has been able to boast of. The following are its officers: Messrs. V. A. Edwards, Pres., J. H. Gadson, Vice-Pres., E. B. Williams, Sec., Lorane Johnson, Treasurer. In the senior college class of this term the enrollment from More house is forty-three and from Spelman is three, making a total of forty- six. Aside from the fact that this is the largest senior class which the college has yet afforded, we moist also bear in mind the fact that m em 'bers of this class are among the leading participants in all student activities. Its officers are as follows: W. K. Payne, Pres., J. M. Nabrit, Jr. Vice-Pres., J. T. Brooks, Sec., R. P. Alexander, Treas., F. W. Crawford, Historian, W. Perry, Chaplain. Quite in keeping with its usual record, the present senior divinity class is contributing its quota. The enrollment for this term is eight and the President is Rev. S. M. Lee. ATTENTION! Please Trade With Our Advertisers.