Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-13

request 10 those we meet, we oihy iiSh
for Il square deal and that we intend to
have.
AS we now stand and look out on the
world we begin to realize that the knowl-
edge we have CLEANED from our text books
has been u small part of our education
1t is not the ability to comm!; to memory
that is valuable. but the ability to think
and to think deeply. There is Il diff"f-
encc between packing and stufiins our at
tic. The brain is not Il meat tin to b.
stacked ana stuffed with solid matter. but
must be carefully packed with useful
Wledgc. knowledge that will be of u.s.
to us in our after life. that will enable w.
to think out the problems that confront
us I'm closing ha said: alma Mater
you who first Taught us to think and then
showed to our adorinS eyes the glorious
view OF life we say thee Il long farewell "
The class then joined in singing the
class ode set to the tune of the University
Hymn and written by T.. .. SWevtsel:
The words are below.
CLASS ODE.
Dear Alma Mater now to thee
y song of love swelis from the heart,
And for thy gifts, 50 rich, 50 free,
we thank thee, ere We shall depart.
Thou art to all our hearts most dear;
And while our words OF hope W" tell
With mingled joy and sadness here.
Thou art the guardian Of our days,
Within thy halls our youth has passed,
And thou we tread in devious WAYS,
Well serve ana love thee to the last
The great class pipe was then lighted
ny Marshal Collins. assisted by Frank T..
Learned. ana PASSED around with much
Publication, especially when the ladies of
the class loyalty took Il puff and sWal-
lowed the unusual sensation.
The exercises ended by the class march
ing around the campus in a body and Civ
ing cheers for the building and for '0.i.
The class ron is us follows: Abbott,
Curtis Eamc*; Alden. Cail Howard; Al
gene; Anthony, Gould Roydon; Arm
strong, Gcorsc Otty; Hachelder. Herbert
Walter: Bailey, Charles Lester; Balcn-
tine; FlorTns; Hen". Larry , 3rland";
Harry George; Howl"s. Clayton Wass,
Freed. Archer Fuller: Brown, Archer
Norwood: Brown, Ernest Carroll; Carrie,
Genr%e Wilmot; Chatto. Byron Herbert !;
Collins Arthur Winfield; Cotton, Ernest
l.inwood; towan. Benjamin Mnsher:
Cowles. Harry Davis: Grove, Francis
Trenholm; Grove. Joseph Wilkinson;
ninsmore, Ernest LtRoy: Dow. Henry
Eingman; prummOnd. KoEt Rutherford
Flanders. Frank Leroy: Foss, Howard
Colbun; Foubort. Charles Leon; Fowles.
Raymond Arthur; French. Prentiss Ed
win: CULVER Edward Charles; Harding,
Burr; Harvey, Bartle Trott; Haskell.
Ralph Webster; Hayes. Andrew Jenkins:
Higgins. Roy Edwin; billiard, Edward
Knight; Hilton. Horace Alden: Hopkins,
tombstone. Leslie Ingalls,: Kay. Frank
Wilbur; kenrick William Wnslow: Lang,
Charles Libby; Learned. Frank Everett;
Mcclure. james Harvey; McDcrmott
ucl; Martin. Lloyd Arthur; May. John:
Mitchell. Lester Hale; Moody. Glare Jo-
seph: Moody Pcrcival Ray. Pennell.
Charles Weston; Powell, Mabel Frances
Kicker, William Jewctt; Rogers. Elmer
George: Sampson. Freeman, Marston;
Sands. Roy Granville; Seabury. Ralph
Lowe; Shaw, Walter jefferson; Smith,
s snr h RSE M sh s Rwsht FsSeman
Wells: Stanley. Howard Arthur: Sweet
Calvin Arthur: Sweetscr. Ernest OSgood:
Talbot, FRED William: Taylor. Roy Ed
mund; Thatcher. Henry David Thnrcau
Arthur; Thomas, I.uci;n Alvah; ThomnS
Edward Calder: 1rafton, Ernest Eugene;
Tras GLAND Wilbur; Weeks. Carl Wei
lington; Wentworth. Marion Barry;
Whittier, Arthur Craig: Wood, Alph"nso.
Although the weather continued cloudy
ANA threatening. it was warm enough so
ricd ont as planned. Early in the after
noon the strings of incand"Scent lights
We're hung with Japanese lanterns and
the chanel prepared for this annual funr-
ton. TIL" receiving committee consisted
of President and Mrs. Fellows, Prof and
Mrs. Edward II. GrggS of New York. DR.
ami Mrs Merritt G. F-inald and Prof
and Mrs. Karl l.. Harrington. Prof. Har-
rinSton has accepted tn" prof"SGorShip OF
Latin mt Wesleyan. so this will he a fare
well party for Mr.. ana Mrs. Huntington.
The tishers wcr" directed bv Howard 6
Fhilhrnok and Harry A. Emery of tn.
Cadet battalion in Uniform. The refresh
mcnt tables were presided over by several
of the finest young lads from Orono ami
Bangor.
Tho exercises for Tuesday will begin
with the meeting of the Alumni ASs"cia-
ton in Alumni hall, at 1890 \. NJ \ large
number of the old grads are back and Il
large delr.:aton will be present.
I'm the afternoon. receptions will be Civ
on ut tn" VarionS fraternity houses and
early in the eV. ming th" Alumni luncheon.
The Phi kapp1 Phi address ana initiation
will occur ut J.. NJ. in the char"l when
Carol y. Wright will speak to tho seniors
and friends.
Later in the evening the frIterntieS will
hold their annual 7. unions ana hanquetS
at their houses.
Tha buildings owned 10y -. +. 1relo9.
and situated on the Bayside road,
Ellsworth, We're burned. eat \. NJ,
Monday. The origin of the fire is not
known. The hose companies respond
ed quickly but We're unable to control
the flames The loss is a considerable
mount as the buildings were in good
condition.
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