The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-05-27
N. j. BREAKS RECORD
WITH 668 GRADUATES
List of Candidates for De-
grees Largest in History
of Institution.
I CLASSES TO MEET
President Hill Will Deliver
Commencement Address
Wednesday, June E.

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Six hundred and sixty-eight stu
dents are candidates for degrees and
certificates at this years commence
ment of the University, June 6. This
is the University's seventy-fifth an
nual commencement, and the list OF
candidates for graduation this year
is larger than any previous list. The
program for commencement week is
as follows:
Sunday, June 3.
IL a. m.-Baccalaureate address by
the Rev. Robert Nelson Spencer. rec
tor of the Trinity Episcopal Church
of Kansas City, University Audito-
rum.
Monday, June 4.
s p. m.-The Stephens OratOrical
Contest, University Auditorium.
Tuesday, June 5.
10 a. m.-Phi Beta Kappa address,
"An Odious Comparison" by Prof.
George Norlin, Ph.D.. dean of the
Graduate School and professor of
Greek, University of Colorado, Uni
versity Auditorium.
IL a. m.-Annual business meeting
of the Alumni Association, University
Auditorium.
IL m-Phi Beta Kappa luncheon.
Missouri Union Building.
2:30 p. m.-Reunions of the classes
of 81, II, '92, '97, 'O2, 'O7 and II, at
the Columns.
s p. m.-Informal reception by the
Missouri Union to the alumni, gradu-
ating class and guests of the Uni
versity, Missouri Union Building.
Wednesday June 6.
9 a. m.-Academic procession.
Formation in Academic Hall.
$3.50 a. m.-COmmencement eXer-
cOses; announcement of prizes and
honors; comforting of degrees; ad-
dress to the graduating class by
President A. Ross Hill, University
Auditorium.
All candidates for degrees will
meet in Academic Hall at 9 a. m. and
form in inverse alphabetical order
in each of the following groups:
Business and Public Administration,
in the west corridor. first floor, north
side. Marshal, David J. Oven.
Journalism in the west corridor,
north side, first floor. Marshal,
Frank H. King.
Engineering, in the west corridor,
south side, first floor. Marshal, Earl
R. Mcmillan.
Law, in the east corridor, north
side. Marshal, Donaldson Chapman.
Education, in the east corridor,
south side, first floor. Marshal,
Claude E. Stephens.
Agriculture, in the east corridor
Miller
Arts and Science, in the west cor
ridor on the second floor. Marshal,
Alvin ]. McClanahan.
Graduate School, in the south cor
ridor on the second floor. Marshal.
Arlie G. Capps.
The Alumni will assemble in the
Reading Room of Academic Hall.
Marshal. Allen McReynolds.
The Faculty, who will assemble in
acadameic dress i'm the Offices of the
secretary of the University, will form
as follows on the west side of the
north and south corridors of the first
floor:
l. Instructors, assistant profess
sors, associate professors, professors.
Marshal, E. R. Hedrick
2. Deans Marshal, Dean Loeb.
The Board of Curators, the Presi-
dent of the University and the Gov
ernor of Missouri will assemble in
the rooms of the President. Marshal,
J. G. Babb.
11:30 a. m.-Class Day exercises of
the graduating class. At the Col
umns.
II m.-The Alumni luncheon.
Rothwell Gymnasium.
Candidates for Degrees or Certificates.
Alternately, Earl Vest: Abram. Robert
Cranston; Accola. Alvin John; Adams, Eu
nice Vivian: Adkisson, Robert Walker:
Alexander Lindsay Lloyd: Afford, James
Burton; Anderson, Hattie Mabel; An
drews. Frank Archibald Bishop: Anibal,
Fred Guilliams; Armstrong, William Ty-
rec; Atorthy, NOresh Chandra; Austin. Al
bert Preston: Ayers. GLADYS Lowell.