Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-21

Inc grass they smoked the pipe OF
peace, after which they sang the
Commencement ode. which was
written by Bruce II. NJ. White of
Skowhegan to the air Just a Wee
neoch an Doris" The ode was rs
follows:
COMMENCEMENT ODE
(Bruce H. NJ Whitc)
Air: Just Wee Dcoch an Doris"
tyme all We classmates, gather round,
10 let us sing in praise
Mi Bowdoin. dear to every heart,
WA to her length of days
huugh future years be hard ana long
ok. year by year. We'll thrr0g
- laud thee more with CiIee' and
Bowdoin. Farewell.
u Alma Mater ancient.
IT'S sad to say goodhy.
Now i'll a parting song to iD,r
We lift our voices high.
-Four happier years We'll never see
Than those We've Stcnt with thee;
Forever true our hearts shall be-
EoWdoin, FAREWELL
The exercises Of the afternoon
closed with the farewell march
around he campus, cheering the well
! beloved hall, the march ending in
! front Of the chapel, where the class
| and college cheers were given and the
! boys Of 1922 formally bid each other
| farewell.
, The officers of the class are as fol-
lows: President, Roliston c. Wood
bury of SaCO; vice president, Wilfrcd
K. Brewer Of Pressure Isle; secretary
treasurer Carroll s. Towle Of VIM
throp.
The class day committee consisted
of Ralph ii. Fucg of Augusta, chair
man; John w. Dahlgren of Camden;
Frank G. Ayerill of Old Town Ed
ward a. Hunt of South Braintrce,
Mass, and Virgil {. McGorrill Of
Portland.
This committee had charge Of the
Senior dance, which was held nj the
gymnasium this evening ana which
WAS largely attended.
About 200 couple attended the COM
mencement dance in the gymnasium
this evening. The bigg hal was UNI
usually attractive, lattice work Of
crepe paper Of delicate tints was
suspended below the lights, making
dil tHlItliItlN pretty lISItt4IIS tiItNI.
The patronesses were Mrs. Kenneth
c. NJ. Sills. Mrs. Charles G. Hutchins,
Mrs. Frank NJ. Whittier, Mrs. Wilmot
b. Mitchell Mrs Charles I. Burnett,
Mrs. Roscoe Gray Ham. Mrs. Ed
ward II. Wass Mrs. Austin II. Mac
Cormick
The program for Wednesday is as
follows:
$50 4. M-Meeting Of the Alumni
Council in Massachusetts hall.
IL A. M.-Annual meeting Of Phi
Beta Kappa fraternity, Alpha Of
Maine in the Alumni room, Hubbard
hall.
II A. M-Baseball game, Alumni
vs. Varsity Whittier field.
1880 =. M.-Alumai buffet lunch in
Memorial hall.
1880 +. M.-Annual meeting of the
Alumni association in Memorial hall.
8 TO ) 7. M.-Band concert on the
campus.
to 7. M-RcccptIon by the
president ana Mrs. Stills III front Of
the Walker Art building.
$50 p. M.-Outdoor presentation Of
"Twelfth Night" by the Masque and
Gown of Bowdoin college on the steps
in front of the Walker Art building.
Many class reunions will be held
during the afternoon ana evening anG
the flaternities VIII hold their annual
reunions at their respective chapter
houses in thescvcning
Neurology of BoWdoin College for
year ending, June. 1922, was announc-
ed today by the librarian, Gerald G.
Wilder.
1852 George Harvard .Thcobold. ~
/ Feb. 1880, Dresden, Me, d. 6. July,
1921. Richmond. Me.
1856 Henry Farrar, h. % Nov.
1891, Lancaster, n. II. d. &c Nov,
1921, Yarmouth, Me.
1855 Alexander Stuart Bradley. b.
16 sept, 1888, Fryeburg, Me, d. Chi
cag0. Ill.
1871 Edmund Chase Cole, b. Oct,
1915, Milton Plantation, Me. d.
1874 Hannibal Hamlin Emory, b. T
Jan. 1898. Portland, Me, d. 10 July,
1921, Portland, Me.
1874 William Martin Payson, b. is
Aug. 1852. Portland, Me, d. Aug,
1921, Portland. Me.
1874 Charles Chesley Springer II.
{ Nov. 1852, Livermore. Me, d. S
March, 1922. Boston, Mass.
1875 Wilson Ncvcns, y. q Dec,
fS4S. Brunswick, Nc. d.
1877 Joseph Knight Greene, j.. %
Sept, 1852, Otisfield. Me, d. 4 Feb,
1922, Worcester, Mass.
1877 Addison Munroe Sherman. b.
80 March, 1888, Lincoln, Mass, a.
Buffalo, \. y.
1878 John Franklin Hall, j.. % Aug,
1851, Peru, Me, d. II June, 1921, At
lantic City, y. J.
1881 Ferdinand Byron Merrill b.
= Aug" 1859, Yarmouth. Me. d. 5
Jan, 1921. Yarmouthvillc. Me.
lSS2 Edwin UPTON Curtis, i. -
March, 1861, Boston. Mass, a. IS
March, 1872. Boston, Macs
1885, Marshall IlaSar burlington,
h. . March, 1861. Bowdoin. Me, d. 8
MAY. 1922 Portland, Me
1892 William Baaman Remission.
y. 70 NOV, 1870. Boothbay. Me. d. 10
Aug" 1921. Skowhcgan. Me.
1891 Frank Ellsworth rrirgs IA IA