New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
CLASS DAY AT PRINCETON
SPEAKING N ALEXANDER HALL. IVY PLANT
ING AND CANNON EXERCISES THE
CLASS STATISTICS

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CLASS STATISTICS
Princeton. ~ j. June Il CSpecla0 The second
day OF Prlncstoa's li-th arnua. commencement, bc-
gan az 9.3) o'clock this morning with 'hc exhibition
IN the gymnasium by the gymnas'lc team. un ier tae
direction OF George GJ.ler. The team w,s COM
posed Of the following men: II. : TlcmpsD y. 's
manager; ". II. M1C'ai. -. captain: ' T. Hen
drcksen IS: a l.. Wheeler, 90; c. K',ier-nan. 20;
C. Browne. Sc: Ralph Dew. ~: BeederwoI -
&; T. B. Turner. George B.acl.mor-. G.or~,r
Womack AMI J.. NJ Paul IS. T. Brown aul Nr'son
Poe 81.
The class day exercises were he.l IN Alexander
Han at - d. The programme was a. folyws;
Address BY master oc ceremonies. Chsr.es :. Mack
enzl sa.riaiory. Char.es :. Mackenzie. class ora
ton. James r. swain; c.ass poem Elworl j. Rus
sell.
The ivy ceremonies took place IN front OF GA
North at 1890 D. IN: the Ivy Grafton was dedver'i
by James :. Campbell. The cannon exercises were
hc,l arounI the cannon o; 25) =. M. The I.'-
graumc was a., fo.Jws: Class history EohcF; J.
Jack presentation ora,i)n. 5 J. Re'chner: prophecy
joan II. Turner; censor. James X. Bake; address
b. the c,ass president. Mr. Thompson: ca~!ag u
the roll By the c.ass secretary. William \. Sex IN
class ode words by James Tenticr. jr. muse ~
T. p Bliss jr. IN the course Of The presentation
grafton numerous gifts were made 70 the ydFiois
members of ,h- class Indicative u their special
characteristics The Junior oTator!ct. contest was
he'd at 7.45 oc.Ock this evening. IN Alexander ui.
The decision os the Judges Wiz not be ann Jr'''rd
unt. tomorrow.
Tho programme for tomorrow IS as follows; 3 a.
m reading OF theses by the graduating class of the
John g. Greer School % Science, in chemical han,
II n m. annual meeting OF The literary societies:
30 D. m. annual dinner and meeting or tfe alumni
in University Hall to y. m. reception ~ lI"sI-
dent ana Mrs patton; 75J &. n. Lynch prize dc
bate In Alexander Hail. 10 T. m. sophomore Iecep-
ton in the gymnasium.
The Glass Book. which was Issued to-day, con-
taIns some interesting statistics The faVort" news
paprr is The New York Tribune fhc favorte maya
I'm. 'The Century" The average expenditure
for the senior year $50, junior year 80.
Sophomore year. $50. freshman year. SGS2 he
maximum expenditure for senior year vas &Ny'
for Junior. sophomore ana freshman. &VO rach.
The minimum expenditure for senior and junior
years was 500 each year; sophomore year NlO'
freshman year $50 The hanasomeat man In the
class Is 4. u. Jenny; the most popular man, d.
NJ Thompson; best all-arOund man, george roT-
syth; best football player. Ballut; best pasebe!I
njaver Mackenzie; best all-around athlete, Mac1l-
lev; most awkward man. l.; l. Ruckncr; laz.-st'
H0weg There are lH Republicans. ihrF ''"'',
Gratis. eight independents. two irohibitons'S % %Thi
one Porulist Football is the fayoritc sport ! ne
roaxImurn age at graduation is p y"ars II months
Is DAYS; minimum age. - years months - gay
Average weight 10 l-3 pounds. Tnc intcnncd %e.
cupatIons are Ian. II; theology. q; M.snSss 80
,nedcine Is; teaching ~; jOurnasm J. lAliy-
four men have made no choice.