The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-01
FOUNDERS DAY WILL Be
OBSERVED AS USUAL
At COLLEGE

The second Friday in May is looked
upon by the students of the College of
Idaho as their day. Founders Day
is always celebrated with fitting cere-
mony by the studertS and every eff
fort is put forth to make it the biggest
day of all the year. Former students
and alumni always plan to visit Cald-
we'll on Founders Day The faculty
and seniors of the high schools are
invited and usually turn our in large
Numbers, for llything WIZ Il breathes
firth as much entllus assn and college
Spirit as these Fou ,derS' Day celebra-
tons is ever popular.
This year the days fun will begin
with a parade which will start from
downtown at GAS, pass through Main
street up the Boulevard to the college
campus. The trustees, the faculty and
each class will be represented by one
or more floats. Considerable ingenuity
is usually displayed by the college
boys i'll creating marvellous and often
hideous floats. They expect to Guido
themselves this year.
Arriving at the campus Lee Tappan,
IA, will deliver the address of well
come from the steps in front of Fin
ney Hall. A tug-o'-war between the
Freshmen and team from the upper
classes will take place Immediately
following. A May Day pageant,
GROWING of the May Queen, Miss
Orabelle Raymond is, May Pole,
folk dances, etc, will be given by the
Co-eds, beginning promptly at II
o'clock. The May Day this year gives
promise of being quite elaborate and
will eclipse anything of that nature
ever attempted in Caldwell.
At 1900 free lunch will be served
at Voorhees, Hall. Everybody is in
vited to come and eat, for everybody
in the city is contributing good things
for this feed. Those desiring to con-
tribute to the lunch should confer with
Miss Florence Mccormick of the
college, or with the ladies of the For
ward club of the Presbyterian Aid
society.
A change has been made in the pro-
gram for the afternoon. At 1870 the
faculty will play great and probably
never-to-be-forgotten ball game with
the juniors and seniors. Mr.. H. r
Cleaver will shine as slab artist for the
faculty. Prof. Springer has given hi:
word of honor that he will not stea
left field, although he is interested il
real estate. The upper classmen hav,
little to say as yet but hope to acqui
themselves like men.
The Academy of Idaho will be il
town and will cross bats with the col
lege team at Recreation park at $3.50
/ A special car on the Sebree line will
carry the crowd to the game.
A number who find it impossible tC
{ get away during the day will be glaC
to know that the class stunts will b.
held in the evening at Sterry Hall
beginning at o'clock. The alumni
and faculty will be expected to ap
pear, all wisdom and advice being
strictly forbidden.
The Glee clubs will MARBLE and ;
general good time may be expected
for the entertainment will be good
Everybody is urged to come and ge
acquainted with the College of Idaho
The ball game with this Academy o
Idaho is the only event that will cos
cent, so there is no reason for any
one to remain away from the genera
/ jollihcation.
Those who attended the last Foun
, ders' Day will be we'll pleased at tn
event on the 8th--next Friday.