Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25


We will gather one and all.
Still the class of Nineteen Two.
PRESENTATION ODE.
Tune: "One for ALL from ''Miadi and
Meath the grand old elms on the campus
dear.
We've passed fun many day,
We've worked along our pathway here
With our hearts both light and gay.
We laughed with joy when the year was
new
And mourn now IL is past.
The friendships We have formed tho few
Shall through the future last,
In Colby dear, in Colby dear
One for all. all for one.
This is the song of 1902.
All for one, one for all,
This is the song that We sing to you.
One for all. all for one,
This is the song now our days are few,
All for one. one for all,
All for one.
Before we leave our college fair,
And our many ways pursue,
\ token of the love We bear.
We give today to you.
And may ii ever be to you
A source of proudest might.
And help TO guide each student true.
To paths of truth and right,
In Colby dear, in Colby dear.
Inc IOllOWlfS are tie anu S'hi-
mittees of the class, this year:
GENTLEMEN.
President. Martin Henry Long; vice
president Harry Emery Pratt: secretary.
Fred wilbur Ihyng; ,r treas, ,,sx 0ssa,
Henry Mitchell; awarder OF prizes, Anger
LOUIS Goodwin; poet William Winter
Drew; historian. Noah Vernon Barker:
toastma ster Ralph Carleton Bean: proph-
ct John GuStave LARSON; orator, VIII
lard Hiram lockwood; chaplain, Linwoo
Leighton Workman.
LADIES.
President. Edith Mae Danforth Gray;
vice president Blanche Parkman Pratt,
secretary and treasurer. Margaret Met
rill: poet, Marion Stuart Reed: historian
Augusta Colby; prophet, Nellie Mason
Lowering.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
| Gentlemen-Frank Percival Hamilton
Lew Clyde Church, Guy Wilbur Chapman
Ladies-I.ois Aletta Meserve. Grace
Bennett Blcknell. Grace Anne Balentine
ODE COMMITTEES,
! Gentlenen-I.inwood Leighton Work
man. Adelbert Orlando Jones, Noah YER
IadiesNVera Caroline Nash Marian
Hail, Edith W illlamS.
The alumnae supper was served a.
No. 81 College avenue, at O'Clock. II
was largely attended and much ENJOY
ed by the ladies. The President re-
ception was held in the Chemical build-
ing, at s o'clock. DR.. and Mrs. Butter
were assisted in receiving by MIS-
SHEPPARD and DR.. and Mrs. A. w
Small of Chicago. The music was fur-
nished by Halls orchestra until
O'Clock. and was then replaced by the
College orchestra as it was engaged
for the Senior hop in Falrfield. Inc
rooms were prettily decorated VIII
ferns. palms and cut flowers. Refresh
ments were served in the lecture room
on the first floor. There was large
attendance. the guests coming and 60
ing all the evening.
There was a good sprinkling OF the
alumni. some coming even from Cali
fOrnia.
A melting of the trustees was held In
Recitation hall. at o'clock. 1t was III
session nearly three hours Much rou'
tine business was transacted. the most
important being the election or pres
ident to succeed DR.. Butler. Rev
Charles Lincoln White OF Nashua,
H. was chosen for this position. He
is young man, about 3S. ana grad
uate of Brown and the Newton Theo-
logical Seminary.
Since his graduation from the latter
institution. he has been chiefly engaged
in preaching. At present he is secre-
tary of the New Hampshire Baptis'
convention. The election was some
what of a surprise, as Mr.. Wnite
name has not been mentioned in con-
nection with the presidency OF CODY
IT is believed, however, that ne Will
ably fill the position. and those VINO
know him best are very enthusiastic
over his election.
After the reception, the center of at
traction was the Senior hop in Fair
field. Special cars were run before anu
after the concert and after the dance.
Following is the program for today:
1890 A. NJ. Glass day exercises. at the
church, to be continued on the
campus
12.3O-2.3O p NJ. Annual meeting ana
luncheon of the Alumni Association
in Memorial hall.
800 p. NJ. Continuation OF Class DAY
exercises, on the campus.
4.3O p NJ. Annual meeting or the
Maine Beta of Phi Beta Kappa in the
lecture room. Alumni Chemical nan
7.3O p. M. The college grafton, by Al
bion w. Small. Phi. d.. OF the UNI
versity of Chicago.
corhv SeniorS' concert and Hop.