Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
CAROLINA LAYS PLANS
FOR VICTORY REUNION"
University Placing Special Emphasis
on That Feature of This
Years Finals.
SECRETARY LANE no SPEAK
hcad Of Interior Department Com
mcnccmcnt Day Orator - Ten
Alumni Classes Schedule SpcciaI
Gatherings.

III p.rr,,,I' to Tho Times Dispatch
now features are ncin"ded in the pro- pro
Sram for tho forthcoming commence
menu at the University % North Caro-
including IN historical pageant TO he
PRESENTED On the afternoon Of class
wSor HNefeiSes and arranGements
,bN thc various reunion classes
WI haNc more time to themselves FOR
ne ..l ".nI nc bonds OF friendship. Tile
juno Is y
:. sg,ers,ary Of the Interior Franklin
speaker. Will. Rev John Ellinrto;,
", ~ hile; pastor Of the First Baptist
bm e Re-. Of Anderson $ G., VIII preach
ncction II rs Interesting to note that
n" ISL OF Secretary Lane Will mark
inc, fourth university colnncnccmcni
the pas, four years
=, E9tGic c tay MeAdoG was, here in 1916,
wcre present for the 1917 finals. The
Visit OF Secretary Lane TO North Caro-
ma, pa :; iGularly al this time. promises
Gus inheritance to the state
Emphasis ON CinsS Reunions
,.,, Mo'e r e'mhmhSis IS being put on the
fore. The ret-together affairs have
neen styled victory reunions" for this
@..s ,F,nr ,hn Home coming or
names that 1T well. Many OF the
younger alumni, especially members Of
unions are scheduled for this wear
have been In the service and quite A
icw are still in France. but the grent
10 assemble in Chapel Hill during the
week OF June l5-lS More stress is
also being pu' on the big general re
81 the university. \ special effort is
Icing made 70 get record breaking
number OF alnnni back for the finals
"A E,
orabie.
The following, classes will hold spe-
invited 10 attend the big general re-
union: 1889. 1859. 1872, 1889. 1894 1899
1900 1909. 1914 and 1918. Letters have
been sent out TO all members OF these
classes calling attention 10 the home
coming event along with plans for the
exercises, by Professor ". S. Bernard
and Secretary T.. Il Rankin.
Finnls Begin Sunday. juno 10.
,r 1omdmo en- gTa exercises I,, MI be
haccaiurea,e sermon by rev. i j.;
White. Ncspcr services Will be held
III the afternoon.
Mpnday June is, will be gwen over
IN front Of memorial hall AND j march iUs,
Class day exercises will be held in
Gerard hall, to be followed by the
annual orations by members of the
Margum medal
The closing exercises of the senior
class viii be held or Monday night
June ID. 10 be preceded by an his, erica !
pa Eeant given BY the class. which will
he staged IN the afternoon. Anniver-
sarN meetings OF the TWO literary
societies, which VIII be held in their
respective halls. viii mark the end OF
Mondays program.
Alumni Day on Tucsda!.
Tuesday June Il. is alumni dav'
when the campus VIII be turned over
20 the former members of the student
body. a meeting of the General Alumni
Association Will be held in Gerard Hall
in the morning. 10 be followed by the
annual alumni luncheon and class re-
unions az noon; \ victory reunion
OF the alumni back from the service
Will he held in the afternoon. Base
ball games between special reunion
classes will be held on the athletic
fields also in the afternoon. \ meet
ing OF the board of trustees, tho an
nual intersociety debate and a recep-
ton in Bynum gymnasium are on the
nights prog ram
The finals will come TO a close with
commencement day exercises on June
Is. when degrees will be conferred and
addresses made.