The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-27
LARGE CLASSES ID { BE GRADUATED AT
 F STATE UNIVERSITY
Commencement Exercises to Begin Today With De- livery of Sermon by
 Dr. A. D. Bonner

Tuscaloosa, May 26-(Special.) Commencement exercises at the Uni versity of Alabama will begin Sunday morning with the commencement ser mon. Simple closing exercises will be held during the following three days, including the annual oratorical con tests for Lomax and trustees prizes, and the senior law class day, Mon day; the business meeting of alumni and alumni oration and banquet Tues day. and the commencement address and comforting of degrees on Wednes- day.
 There are 62 candidates for degrees in the college and graduate depart ments. AS for law degrees and five seniors in the college of engineering. The official programme for the com- mencement exercises is as follows; COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME
 SUNDAY. MAY 27.
 Il a. m.-Commencement sermon. Morgan hall, Dr. A. D. Bonner.
 MONDAY, MAY 2S.
 a. m.-Annual contest in oratory for Lomax and trustees prizes. Nor gan hall.
 II a. m.-senior law class day. Nor gan hall
 8 p. m.--Blackfriar plays and Glee club, Morgan hall
 9:S0 D. m.-Crimson- White german, university gymnasium.
 TUESSOAY, MAY 29.
 g a. m.-Meeting of Phi Beta Kappa society, Morgan hall.
 930 a. m.-Business meeting Society of Alumni. Morgan hall.
 II a. m.--Oration before the Society of the Alumni, Morgan hall
 sEx- gymnasium.
 10 p. m.-Red Cross german uni- versity gymnasium
 WEDNESDAY,, MAY 30.
 s:30 a. m.-Annual meeting of board of trustees.
 Il a. m.-Commencement address Morgan hall.
 the president of the university, Nor gan hall.
 ENGINEERING CLASSES President, J. W. Vann vice president, J. Wade Herren; secretary and treas uerr, J. Goree Johnson; poet, C. E. Ca sen; orator, R. L. Glenn; historian, Nell son Garfield; prophet, Euart Hightower; executive committed, R. W. Kimbrough, T. D. Roman, Chappell Cory. J. G. Dick sor.
 GRADUATE STUDENTS Fitzhugh Lee Carmichael, M A. Mar garet Hobdy Gillis, M A.; Connie Ray Helms. M. A; Milford Mcleod Mat thews, M. A.; William Colingsworth Steagan. M A.; Roe Chapman, NJ S.; William Overton McMahon, M. s.
 CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES John Edmund Adams, A. B.. Mary Barrett Ashbaugh, B. S.; George Charner Batson, A. B.; Anna Elizabeth Boulet, A. B.; Margaret Martha Briton, A. B.; N AI- -1I Roman, B. S.; William Henderson Brabt-
 7'"Aadwell Brunson,
 Ns.sn fyce, B. S.;
 1saA }. S.; Clar- sn seHe sa S. Charles faa4 @aiprel A B. Ethel Bestor
 $f EhaasH l'@rs, Jr., A. B.;
 eea 4os-aH B.. Augustus -t 4. iaas'ie DeRamus, B. S.; Eldridge W Wasnins toA, Maynor, A. B.; Dorothea Dale Mayo, A, B.; James Kenneth Morris, A. B.; William Webb Moseley, A. B.; Anna Elizabeth Newman, A. B.; Sidney Edward Patterson, B. S.. Luney Varnon Ragsdale, A. B.; James Thomas Rowell, A. B.; Gas Reagin, B. $. Christine Robbins, B. S.; John Douglas Samuels, B. s.; Herman Shuman, B. S.. Dean l.. Smith, B. S.; William Co., lumbus Stapleton, B. S.; Virginia Lee Stggins, B. S.; Camille Tunstall Searcy, A. B.; Ida Ruth Smira, A. B.; John
  renee Stern, A. B.; Ernest Lelah Slough, A. B.; Alfred Harwell Thomas, A. B.; Joseph William Vann, B. S.; Frank K Williams, B. s.; Moritz Eichenberg Frolch, A. B.; Roy Jerome Ellison, B. S.. Leslie Bruce F1urry, A. B.; Norma Fort ner, B. S.; Samuel Plamer Gaillard, Jr, A. B.; Willice Levert Grubbs, B. S.; Arthur McArthur Hamilton, A. B.: Thomas Wade Herren, A. B.; Daniel Webster Hester, A. B.. Annie Euart High tower, B. s.; James Goree Johnson, A. B.; Charles West Joplin, A. B.; Roy Wood Kimbrough, A. B.; Charles Frank Lewis. B. S.; Fred Augustus Luqueer, B. s.; Eli Jefferson Landers. A. B.; Herbert Glynn Martin, B. S.; Margaret Elizabeth Mitchell. B. S.; Virginia Marion McDuf- fife, A. B.
 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Graduate students: c. R. Dickinson, M S.; c. J. Cargile M. E.
 Seniors: J. c. Dickinson, B. S.; A F. Frazer B. S.; R. L., Jenkins B. S.; L. McHugh, B. S.; G. F. Vina, B. S.
 OFFICERS OF LAW CLASS President, I. J. Rogers; vice president, ]. K. Taylor secretary and treasurer,