Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-19
YALE NOTES.

YALE NOTES. Senior Promenade Dance Orders Candidates for rDegreea-ssFale Songs Hlustrated,,-Freshm Crew Criti- clsm-YaIe Glee and Banjo Club Re- port Columbia.C Cornell Freshn man Race-Academic Prizes. - The preliminary dance orders for the senior promenade, which will take place on June 26 in Columbia hall are as follews:
 Part1-1, waltz; 3, polka; 3, waltz; 4, polka; 5, schottisohe; 6, waltz; E, polka;,s, waltz; 9,-lanciers; 10, polka; Il, waltz; 12, polka.
 Part 2-13, polka; IA, waltz; l5. polka; 16, lanciers; IT, polka; IS, waltz; l9, polka; 20, galop; 21, waltz; g, polka; 25, waltz; 24, polka. ~ ' =
 CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES. ''a~z4-"-
 No person will be considered as 6 can- didste for degree who has not settled his accounts with the treasurer and the librarian on or before Saturday, June s4. All candidates for the degree of B. A., Ph. B., L. L. B., M. L. and M. D. are re- quire to be present on commencement day and to receive their degrees in person, unless they have been specially excused by the president or by the heads of their r-fe- spective departments. Diplomas for all candidates not thus excused will be pre- scented on the stage of the Center church; other diplomas can be obtained at the treasurer's office after the close of the ex- ercises at the church.
 "YALE SONGS ILLUSTRATED" Abook is now being published which has been gotten up by Dom Barber '93S., entitled ''Yale Songs Illustrated" The idea of the book is entirely new, nothing of the kind having ever before been published, and was suggested by the illustrated songs which have appeared in the Record during the last two years. The volume is col lection of the best Yale songs, each one &C., companied by e drawing referring to it, and is very handsomely gotten up, being bound in dark steel blue buckraw cover, with the title in silver and the upper edges also silyered. The drawings are all by Dom Barber '93S, and are all new excepting few which have been worked over. The reproductions will be done by H. 0. Jones & Co.,. of New York city, and the publishing by J. J. Little & Go. The book will contain sixty pages, each right hand page contain ing an illustration with the accompanying song opposite. Among the contents are Blue," words by Samuel M. Peck, music by Thomas G. Shepard; 'sThe Young Lover," words by F. B. Kellogg 's3. music by T. Koschat; "O'er the Lake," words by William L. Kitchel '92, music by Thomas G. Shepard; "The Dude That D1dn't Dauce," words by Alfred R. Raymond '8s; ssNut Brown Maiden" Boating Song,n words and .music by Alfred R. Raymond ! 'S8; "'Neath the Elns." words by H. Baldwin "A; Bright College Years,' words by H. s. Durand 'S1, music by Carl Wilhelm; "Down the Road to Sally's,' ! words by 0. 0. Marsh '91, music by | Thomas G. Shepard; eSerenade," words by F. B. Kellogg '83, music bYJ. Beschmitt; ''The Church in the Wildwood;;" "Bingo;' "The Yellow Bird," words by Thomas G. | Shearman '89, music by Thomas G. Shep- ! ard: 'sThe Mermaid;" "Wake, Freshman, | Wake;" "Eli Yale;"-"Over the Banister;' "My Last Cigar;" "Wouldn't You," words by Thomas G. Shearman 's9, music by Thomas G. Shepard; and the ''Pops."
 The book will be put on sale during commencement week at the Coop and al the book stores in New Haven, and ir several of the large cities. The price will be $1.50.
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 The freshman crew left New Haven las Saturday at GAO for New London, wher they took up their quarters at Gales Ferry near the Varsity crew The freshmen have worked hard and shown good sp:1i toward their work and have been doinJ very creditably. The following is criti cism of the men individually:
 Stroke-W D Smith '9R Ant to kic1 out his slide, and is slow on the catch, h. also reaches too far.
 No 7-R. B. Treadway '96, drops over o1 the catch and carries his oar too high iron
 the water.
 No. CIV. R. Cross '96, captain, kick
 out slide . little and clips:
 No. 5-J. Fl. Knapp '96, is slow on tn
 catch, does not sit up well and is slow wit
 his hands.
 No. A. W. Dater '95s., does not hol
 his head up, pulls too shallow and rushe No. 3-w. M. Beard '96, does not sit u
 on finish, rushes his slide and is elow wit
 his power.
 No. 2-H. 0. Holcomb '95S., drops owe
 on the catch, pulls out at the finish an
 does not swing straight.
 Bow-R. Armstrong 1858. is, behind O
 the catch, is apt to buck and pull too sha
 low.
 The substitutes, F. Coonley '96, G. M
 Brown '96 and L. F. Hart '95S. havin
 been doing nothing but pair cared work g ! cannot be criticised.
 The chief faults of the crew as @ whol
 are that the men drop over on the catch | pull out and rush slides.
 The work of the crew is remarkable
 considering that none of the men eve
 rowed in a race before entering college. The triangular race bstwsen the fresh
 man crews of Columbia, Harvard and Yal
 will take place over 8 two-mile course o
 the Thames on Thursday, June 29. Th
 statistics of the Yale freshman crew are 6
 follows: