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lance or fifty yards from the startin
point, and to be rescued by a ma
running to get him and to return wit
him to the starting point.
5. Wheelbarrow race. Open TO
cadets only.-Two men to stand sid
by side. At the signal one man t
grasp the ankles of the other man al
lowing the latter to run on his hands
to run a distance of 25 yards then t.
return, the men reversing positions.
6. Three-legged race. Open for en-
tire uniyersity.-To run a distance o
one hundred yards.
7. Tug of war.-Two teams of
men each, one team from each com
pany. Time limit, two minutes.
Prize will be given to the company
winning the greatest number of points
| for the man in the company winning
the highest number of points, a silver
cup. See Wallace's show window.
1t is desired that the company COM
manders assisted by the officers and
noncommissioned officers arrange
without delay for as many entries as
possible so that this part of Campus
Day may be carried out with credit
to the university and to the partici-
pants.
The General Program.
A. M.-Bugle Call from the Ad-
ministration Building.
9:15-Address by President Brannon
followed by Glass Orators.
10:00-Planting Of Ivy by the diff
ferent Glasses.
10:30-Tennis Tournament.
12:00-Lunch.
100 P. M.-Field sports, ETC., by
members of the Cadet Battalion and
other University Students, consisting
of: Equipment Race Shoe Race, Cen
row Race, Three-legged Race and Tug
of War.
200 to 2:30-Band Concert: by the
Cadet Band directed by E. J. Carey.
2:45-Pageant, followed by Dances
on the Campus, which will represent
some of the Industries of the State.
The May Queen followed by her at
tendants will pass through the Uni
versity Gardens, across the Campus, |
to the steps of the Administration |
where she will take up her |
court and review the Pageant, which |
will form at Morrill, Hall, pass around |
he entire Campus and disband at the
gymnasium.
Program Of Pageant
Department of Latin and Greek.
roman Sacrificial Procession.
Department of German-Phases of
ierman Life: Musicians, Soldiers,
Peasants.
Department of English-Robin Hood
nd his Merry Men; The Marriage OF
Allan-a-Dale.
Library-Developm of the Book
rom Bark, Clay, Stone, etc, to the
1odern Book.
Department of History-Representa
ion of the Historical Development of
IDAHO: Indians, Missionaries, Hunters
nd Trappers, Miners, Settlers.
Law Department-Process of
Justice.
Department of Ph;losophy-Repre-
of some of the Old Philoso-
hers.
Department of Education-Repre-
enting the evolution of the School )
ON Colonial to Modern Times.
Department of Mathematics and AS
onomy.
Department of Physics-The Spec
UNI.
Department of Chemistry-Synthetic
e.
Department of Botany. u
of Forestry-Represen- :
ton of Practical Forestry. {
of Home Economics :
presenting the Queen of the Home I
recting the Household.
College of Observation-Disclosures
presentations of the various De-
rtments of the College.
College of Engineering: q
representation of Engineer
: Activities.
Mining Representing a Working
ne and Mill. III
Electrical
Representation of Me-
anical Tools and Appliances.
The Dances.
of the May Queen and the
lding of the May-poles followed by oe
series of dances representing some
the principal industrial activities -
Idaho; Sheep Raising, Dairying, Oh
ming, Mining, and Forestry: %
lance of the Shepherdesses. %
lance of the Milk Maids. W
lance of the Harvesters. ~
lance of the Gnomes. -
lance of the Wood Nymphs. ~
90 p. m.-Supper on the Campus.
ollege Songs from the steps of the
Building. no
he officials in charge of the events WI
as follows: Director of Pageant, oll
louncer, Jerome E. tombstone; ties
shals, John Phillips, Banks Kinni- des
~ c.1 oh.