Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-08

Pm. Annual Junior prize exhibit
tfon at the First Baptist church with
President Arthur j. Roberts presid-
ing.
ulty of the college and the senior
class assemble at the college chapel.
1880 A. NJ. Baccalaureate sermon
delivered by President Arthur j.
Roberts at the City Opera House.
$50 p. NJ. The Boardman mission
airy sermon by Rev. John E. Cum
mings. D. D., of the class of 1884 at
the First Baptist church.
Monday, June 1S. Undergraduates
day. 9 A. NJ. Morning prayers at
the college chapel with President
Roberts presiding. The speaker Will
be announced at later date. The
members of the junior class will at
tend in body. $50 A. M. Junior
Glass Day exercises with addresses
by members of the class. on the col
lege campus. IL A. NJ. An address
by the guest of honor of the Junior
class whose name will be announced
later on the college campus. ESQ p.
NJ. The second production OF the
college play for undergraduates,
graduates and their guests, at the
City Opera House. S p. NJ. Annual
meeting Of Colby chapter of the Phi
Beta Kappa society with President
Fred Foss Lawrence, 100, presiding at
Chemical hall. 8 p. M. The presi-
dents reception at Chemical hall.
Tuesday, June II, Alumni day. 8
A. M. Morning prayers conducted
A. Martin, '99, with President Ro-
berts presiding. $50 A. M. Annual
meeting sof the board of trustees of
the college in Chemical hall. $50
A. NJ. Senior class day exercises
with addresses by members of the
class, planting of the willows and
the presentation of gifts. 1915 A.
M. Address by Melville Chase Free
man, '94, guest of honor Of the senior
class. IL noon, alumni and alumnae
lunches and the annual meeting of
the Colby alumni and Colby alumnae
associations. The alumni luncheon
to be held in the college gymnasium
with President Ralph K. Bearce, '95,
presiding. The alumnae luncheon to
be held at Foss hall with President
Helen Louise Coburn, 1T, presiding.
3 =. M. Concert by Chambers Mill
tary Band of Portland, c. NJ. Brooks
as conductor. s P. NJ. Exercises
communicating the 50th anniversary
of the founding of the Sigma kappa
society of Colby at the First Baptist
church.
Wednesday, June IS, Commence
ment day.
9 A. NJ. Academic procession
Members of the board of trustees
members of the college faculty, grad :
yates and undergraduates are ex-
pected to have place in this process
sion. Academic dress is requested.
College Campus
Formation of Procession in the fol
| lowing Divisions:
Division 1-Escort of Police, College
Marshal and Honorary Marshal, Band
College Standard Bearers. Student
Marshal and Glass Marshal, Under
| graduate Glasses in the order OF
Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, and
| Senior.
Division II-Assistant College Mar
shall, His Excellency, the Governor OF
| Maine, escorted by the President OF
the College, The Governors Staff, The
Commencement Day Graduate Speak
err accompanied by the Chairman OF
the Board of Trustees, the Judges of
the Supreme Court and other State
Officials, the Mayor Of Waterville.
lIA-oluuClII NluL SIihi, ne
! cipients of Honorary Degrees, The
Board of Trustees.
Division IV-Assistant Student
| Marshal, the College Faculty in order
of Seniority.
Division V-Assistant Student Mar
shall, The Alumnae of the College in
| the order of their graduation.
Division VI--Assistant Student
Marshal, The Alumni of, the College in
the order of their graduation.
$50 A. NJ. Commencement Exercis-
! es. Addresses by members Of the
graduating class, followed by the
Commencement address.
Announcement of prizes and con-
ferring of Degrees. first upon men,
bers of the graduating class. and then
upon the recipients of Honorary De-
grees.
First Baptist Church
,, 11.90 A. NJ. Procession reformed,
proceeding to the College Campus,
East side of Elm street.
II M. (Sharp) Commencement Dim
ner with addresses by guest of the
College, representatives of reunioning
classes. and the President of the Col
lege, Chief Justice Cornish, 10. pre-
I siding. All graduates, former stu
dents, guests Of the College. and mem
bers of the faculty are invited.
The general committee for the COM
mencement exercises this year is
composed of the following: Prof. Her
bert c. Liby, '02, chairman: Judge
Leslie c. Cornish. rs. of Augusta,
Nodrman l.. Bassett, 81. of Augusta;
Charles Z. Quincy, '9S. of Portland +;
Prof. Thomas B. Ashcraft Of Water
vile; Prof. George z. Parmenter of
Waterviile and Prof. Ernest c. Mar
riner, 10, of Waterville. The chair
man of the committee on class re-
unions is Prof. Mariner; of decora
lions and Examinations, Richard A.
Harlow. ~, of Portland. The mar
shals will be: college marshall. Prof.
George f. Parmenter: Assistant Col
lege Marshall, Prof. Thomas p. Ash
craft: Honorary Glass Marshall, DIR.
Charles e. G. Shannon, 90.