The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-24

yell ever given at Earlham, Wnlcn is:
"Rah, rah, rah,
Ri 70, rem,
E-a-r-l-h-a-m,
Thee Thou Rah."
Wearing of Caps and Gowns.
The group from '96-1900 began by
giving the class yell. AS the marks OF
progress which had taken place in
that four years different members of
the classes, mentioned the giving OF
the Day Rodgers room in Lindley Hall,
the F'iftieth Anniversary of the
Friends boarding School which was
celebrated in 81, and the wearing OF
the Oxford Caps and gowns for the
first time by the seniors OF SO.
Painting of the Rock.
The Younger generation that had in
habited the Halls of Earlham from
'O1-'O5, gave a pantomime on the paint
ing of the rock of TT. A man repre-
senting the rock came in and seated
himself on bucket. He was followed
by other characters whose parts were
announced by placards which they car
ried. The placards bore the words
CLOUD" "Tree," Moon" and Noise"
Moon" was behind the CLOUD" two
masked vandals painted the rock
An illustrated Lecture.
For the alumni from '06-'10 Lawrence
Smelser and o. M. Frazer gave an IL
Illustrated reading. Frazer read the his
tory of Earlham during that period of
four years. The story was written in
Of HI.
BILE. One verse dealing with the print
ing of the college annual was, Let us
draw Prexy in his own image and az
ter his own likeness And let him have
dominion over every living and every
dead thing between the bindings OF
this annual. And it was So"
The class of 1911 in addition to call
ing attention to the fact that it had
given $1,000 to the school burlesqued
Morton Pearson and Bush Haworth
holding up the Earlham Alumna and
demanding her money.
For the class of 1912 Miss Pauline
White and G. A. Lahaman sang duet.
Reviewed Past Year.
The present students reviewed the
entire school year. Nothing was omit
ted. They touched upon the opening
of school and the coming of new stu
dents. They repeated the football, and
basketball seasons, awarded the "E,"
and aped the faculty reception.
Luncheon On Campus.
Many guests took their noon lunch
con on the campus, making it time
of class reunions.
The special program for the after
noon follows:
200 D. m
Music ............. Madrigal Club
Address .... Joseph Quincy Cannon
Vocal Solo ...........G. A. Lehman
Vocal Solo ......... Mrs. Fred Bartel
Short Speeches by former students.
Music Glee Club
400 p. m.
Alumni and Varsity Baseball Game
Reid Field.
Alumni Business Meeting at Library.
Glass and Group Reunions.
$50 p. m.
Box Lunches on the campus-25 cents.
$50 p. m.
Vesper Concert in front of Earlham
Hall.
500 q. m.
"The House of Rimmon," Van Dyke,
by Senior Glass on Chase stage. Ad-
mission 25 cents.
Senior Play Tonight.
The cast for the Senior play on the
Chase Stage tonight has in it the fol-
lowing principals:
Nahaman .............. Leroy Jones
helSOn JACK fanny
King Benheadad. C. X. Trueblood
Sabillidan .............R r. T. Guyer
The Court Fool. ..... Russell Ratliff
Commencement Tomorrow.
Commencement week ends tomor-
row with the commencement proper,
and the comforting of the degrees.
Dean Ellwood Chappell Perisho, 81,
of the University of South Dakota will
deliver the address.
Will Dennis Present.
Will Dennis, of Washington D. c., a
lawyer of International prominence, is
one of the distinguished guests attend
ing the homecoming. He is son of
Prof. d. W. Dennis, member of the