Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-26
SENIOR CLASS DAY
Observed at Colby With Morn
ing and Afternoon Exercises.
The 5Oth Anniversaryof Delta Epsilon
Fraternity at Colby.
Alumni Take Steps for Better Repre-.
sentation on Trustees.


Of the college at this commencement.
the centennial celebration affording a
double attraction. The city, crowded
TO the limits, Tuesday, seemed quiet,
Wednesday, but there was really Il
to enjoy the commandments.
The following is the program for the
exercises in the church which were con-
tinucd in the afternoon on the campus:
Music.
IrlN CT.
Music.
Histories
Ladies'. Grace BickueII.
Gentlemen. Herbert Lee Gray.
Glass ode.
Ar:-The Shoogy Shoe.
1t is with sad, sweet sorrow
That we meet today,
To sing to thee our parting song.
70 colby blue and gray;
1t fills our hearts with memories deep,
With cherished hopes and fears
For Colby we our hearts will keep
IN love through future years.
CHORUS.
Soft ana slow,
Sweet ana low.
Songs we'll sing t. YOU.
OF the dear old college days,
And the gray ana blue.
College days are of the past
And parted lie Our ways,
But we will ever loyal be
TO Colby 1907.
Oh! al the world is bright ana say,
We've not grief or care
We all arc happy here today,
We know not deep despair.
For We love our Alma Mater
And wen strive forever aye
| To honor her ana i've for hcr,
Till years have passed away.
CHORUS.
Grafton. Albert Orlando Jones
Mabel Eich1rdsan, William Winter Drew
Music
Prayer.
| Music.
Edna owen, Angler Louis Goodwin
PIPE ODE
Mir from Robin Hood"
| In token Of our harmony ana friendly
| class relations,
| I'm mcn ny of the warriors bold.
| Who Us, Il to smoke IN the councils Of 81 !,
| The pcdcc-pinr Of tlc nations,
Lets ill the bowl quite fun enough
PIff, putf-pul, puff
For each 70 pull with il right good sough,
Puff. puGf-pulf, puff
| Puff, puH-pIH, puft-pun, pun.
CHORUS.
| And here's 40 our Class Of Ninctccn-two.
| 10 Colby wcil c',r he true
| Though wc leave our Alma Mater,
cur love shall never fdltrr.
| tut grow stronger as the years glide by.
| Bound fast with friendships tic
| Ana tn" NJ morics ~ this pipe of pcac".
| Which c1pnOt, cannot die.
strength ana health ana untold wealth,
Tor learning. wit anI WISDOM
lOf beauty, too. ana might to do
| VIII here once more their faith renew
! IN the bond which s lasting ANA true,
That hIs stood the test Of tempest
! rough
| Pun. puG-pun. puff
Yet stronger grow n each rebuff.
| Puff, pun-puff, puff
Puff, putf-puff, pun puff, puff.
May the curling smoke IN its rin2lcts
| grey
Like license pierce the azure
And minEling with the d rpcst blue
| TNpify the CulurS. tried and true,
IOf old Colby's noble banner;
| Then lct us sing a Joyous lay
4 Puff puit-puil. pun
| While peace hroods Ger rs. this glad day.
Puff pun-puu. puff
Puff, puff-puff, puff puff, pun:
| Words by y. Y. Barker.
| Al the conclusion of the Class day
| exercises in the church the annual
luncheon ana meeting of the Alumni
| Association was held in Memorial hall
ana was attended by 100 members. This
meeting proved to be one of the most
| enjoyable ana pleasant for several
years.
! The question Of an alumni represent
| tation an the Board of Trustees came
up for discussion. this having been re-
| frrrcd to Il committee for consideration
ut the meeting, last year. The debate
was a lively and profitable one and
many ideas of advantage to the college
were brought out, although no decision
was reached. A. =. Soule, n. l.. Bas-
Sett and Rev. T.. c. Whittemore of the
committee, to which the matter had
been referred. discussed various phases
of il. as did Hon. S. S. Brown and II.
ID. Eaton. AS the question of the legal
ity Of the representation as asked for
was raised, Messrs. Brown and Eaton
were added to the old committee to con-
slider the question as to whether fur
Their legislation were necessary to OBJ
tain the desired representatives.
| The new officers of the association
are: President Elwood It. Wyman:
vice president, Norman L. Bassett of
| Augusta; secretary and treasurer
Prof. Arthur ]. Roberts of Colby: ne
crologist. Rev e. c. Whittemore; coun-
cillors, Horatio r. Durham and 5 >
Brown of this city, and George O.
/ Smith of Washington. D. c.
1t was good meeting. full of lie and
meat and one that will doubtless pear
fruit for the college. 1t closed just III
time for the exercises under the VII
lows at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
The program for these was as has
bean fixed by -honored custom, the
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