New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
PRINCETON CLASS DAY.
HONOR LIST ANNOUNCED.
Rain .Soaks Campus and CompeIs
Indoor Exercises.

- - lime s-With the Annapolis
Naval Rand furnishing plenty OF up TO date music.
-, -.,Ia- class day exercises OF 1903 were run on
~. = = -. z,IccessfuI order, in spite of the
eoc+ that showers were frequent ana neaVy cIoUL'
hung in the sky all day long. III was tie III D -
during a Princeton commencement IN slAIeel s.l- 80
A. the exercises In Alexander Hall PresldeH'
wilson after making opening acdreSS- ~ -
4rca1 Tohn Dana who acted as master Oh
monies The class Grafton was theh uei' 80 -
lanes D. Brownlee. OF Indiana FehH-' anu -
q Leach read the class poem ne hdu Noi"p
tbe occasion Immediately upon the close Oh l"7
,isas The seniors and their friends moved Ou1
Of the bfg building and over to Old North "heie
Ellis l. Pierson. of Trenton deIFs'eU % -
Grafton from the steps Of the historic ouliul"s,
7rban The class ivy was planted at the west sue %
- I5 s+o,e structure After the new pennies
had beeu tossed in the turf was turned over anu &
the ivy vine left grow and 1asten US
70 the old walls. The time honoreu Iu
marching through the campus and cheering "
-. 80 tben in order and every hall came
in fo- locomotive" Old North oeihs III"
cfpient OF a double header
RAIN FLOODS THE CAMPUS.
Shortly after the morning exercises were niisneu @
rain began to pour. short intervals Oh sun +r
false omeus for the afternoons events. anu -
time Of the cannon exercises found d Hoor u -,
~, the campus This feature. instead OF Delhs HeiL
- +ba cannon was taken TO Alexander HAM, ana
there went of with great success Fo1reS1 -
Pearson OF Germantown. Penn. the clasS p7S
dent was in the chair. and Robert u bur hiidii VI
= Tors read the class history The presehta-
- o-.+tor rne OF the best given in several years
,.ez made nv George 5 Couch OF Charleston W
Va Walter Sellers. Of Fort Crook Neo-' tH@"
read the class prophecy, which was iono"7N -
tbe address of the class president After the ron
coli hy Howard ". Ameli. Of Brooklyn " l. ll7
les adjourned 10 the cannon back Of Old North
where the class ode sung and the class SnoAe
induIged in The breaking Of the long stem cis9s
nines against the cannon marked the close OF THIS
interesting ceremony -
ra15 to-day but it was decided that none OF the
business transacted should De made hho"i "'--
Wednesday commenc ernent day
THE SENIOR HONOR LIST
The honor list Of the class OF '0S was announee'4
Yesterday Graduates VINO receive mag"
laude are the following:
Gilbert Fairchild Close EeaJanin a s,fT5 T'i''''
Harry Ryers9nn Dec"sf- Robert Daniel Williams
Goryin CId8Ser5 Heel Leach Arthur Benjamin Reeve
Among those named for high honors IN particular
denartments are the following;
HISTORY JURISPRUDENCE AND POLITICS
a,s4s A4sms Armstrong is a45 Elf 5ssi j
CLASSICS.
Fsis8 es5s anes5ss" e5:s fa5sH faaa sa Edmund N'
ENGLISH.
Charles conrad Hewitt, H;,,.- Henry Goddard Leach
7-b. annointments for commencement are the fol-
lowing:
Coryin Howell. Valedictory-
Frank smith Latin Salutatory
HONORARY oRATIoNs-ACADEN1Ic-
IT,, c,o5sa-5 Leach Charles Carroll smith
Robert t'oOel' y 49,
Paxton PattisoE Hloben
Tho vote Of the seniors for the members OF the
lass as distinguished in various ways was an
n1sScsd GlaSs todav through The Nassau Herald" The
more important OF these are: l--.,f-
Rest all round and most popular man captain
y G; Pearson: handsOmest man and pest IO0to
nIaver r p McClave; best track atn4ete1. u =. >
Horton most energetic man r, II LIZ Llttec = oe -
ors+or and dabater. A J. ByleS: done most Ior tie
lass / w Ames: developed most InteIleCtCllIH,
Furkann. best musician R. II AllNSeli-
AronR the things voted the best done Dy Iue
Lass for the college the successful lnauSura
- ,T Woodrow wilson Among the caInpuS,
needs voted on was Woodrow wilson $i--eo.ooo ~
TO the question What would do II We ran
the universitv'' chief among the answers was Re-
tain J. P Morgan