Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-25
| COMMENCEMENT ,
PROGRAM, COLBY
IS EXTENSIVE ONE

The complete program Of exer-
cises for the 105th commencement of
Colby college which will be held
June - to 16, has been announced
by Professor Heybert Carlysle Lib
by, '02, chairman of the commence
ment committee. Alumni and friends
OF the college are at the present time
receiving the annual call from the
committee asking them to be present
at the, commencement exercises this
year.
The program as announced is as
follows:
Saturday, June IL.
2:30 P. differentiation of the COL
lege play, 1.-THE Critic" under the di-
First production for townspeople. No
admission fee charged. Tickets re-
quired. City Opera House.
500 P. Manual Junior Prize
Exhibition, President Arthur ]. Rob-
erts, LII. D., presiding. First Bap-
fist church.
Sunday, June 10
9:45 A. M.-Faculty of the college
and the senior class assemble at the
| college chapel
1880 A. M.-Baccalaureate sermon
delivered by President Roberts. No
seats will be reserved after 1915
o'clock. Tickets required. City Opera
| House.
$3.50 P. M.-Memorial services for
| Leslie Colby Cornish, LII. D., of the
class of 1875. Speakers to be an
nounced. College chapel.
1880 P. M.-Boardman sermon by
| Reverend Everett Carlton Herrick
D. D.. class of 1898. President Rob-
| erts presiding. First Baptist church
Monday, June IA
900 A. M.-Morning prayers, Rev.
| erend Robert Atherton Brakeman, B.
! A, class of 1901. President Roberts
presiding. The junior class will at
tend in a body. College chapel.
$3.50 A. M.-Junior class day exer-
cises. Addresses by members of the
| class. College campus.
11:00 A. M-Address by Richard
Austin Metcalf, B. A, class of 1886,
guest Of honor of the junior class.
College campus.
2:30 P. M.-The college play. "The
| Critic" will be presented under the
direction of Miss Flood. Second pro-
duction for undergraduates their
guests and the guests of the college.
| No admission fee charged. Tickets
|
500 p. Manual meeting of the
Colby chapter of Phi Beta Kappa,
Professor William j. Wilkinson, IL
D.. presiding. Lecture room, Chem
| ical Hall.
500 p. M.-The Presidents Re-
ception. Invitation is extended to
all commencement guests, members
of the faculty and their wives. grad
yates and former students of the COL
lege and citizens of Waterville, Chem
ical Hall.
Tuesday, June IS
Alumni Day. 900 A. M.-Morning
prayers. Speaker to be announced.
President Roberts presiding. Senior
class will attend in a body. College
campus.
$3.50 A. Manual meeting of the
board of Trustees. Chemical Hall.
$3.50 A. M.-Senior class day exer-
cises. Addresses by members of the
class. College campus.
| 10:45 A. M.-Address by Clarence
Edmund Meleny. IL. D., class of
1875. guest of honor of the senior
class. College campus.
| 1880 A. Manual meeting OF
! the general Colby alumni associa-
ton, President Fred Foss Lawrence.
B. A, class of 1900, presiding. Open
to graduates, all former students of
the college, members Of the faculty
and members of the graduating class.
Tickets required. College gymna-
| SUM.
100 P. M.-Alumnae luncheon.
President Gertrude Isley Padelford,
! presiding. Open to all graduates,
all former students, wives of the
! trustees. and members of the senior
! vol nte. l..
Office. Foss Hail.
| gift of the senior class. Seavern's
athletic field.
$3.50 NJ. Concert by Chambers
Band of Portland. C. NJ. Brooks,
conductor. College campus.
500 P. M.-Exercises commence
rating the 105th anniversary IF
founding of Phi Beta Kappa. Speak
er, Robert Lincoln OBrien, editor
of the Boston Herald. Tickets re-
| quired, First Baptist Church
Wednesday, June 16, CONNER eement
Day
! 800 A. M.-Academic processi, n.
| Members of the board of trustees,
members of the college faculty, grad
| yates and undergraduates are ex-
| pected to have place in this process
oloil. ACduelnlc QreSS Is requested.
| College campus.
Formation of the procession will
| be in the following divisions.
| Division I-Escort of police. COL
lege marshal and honorary marshal:
| band; college standard bearers:
student marshals; underestimate
classes in the order of freshman.
sophomore, junior. and senior.
| Division u.-Assistant marshal:
| His eXcellency, the Governor of
! Maine; escorted by the president of
the college; the governors staff; the
commencement day graduate speak
er accompanied by the chairman of
the board of trustees: the judges of
| the supreme court and other state
officials; the Mayor of Waterville.
| Division III.-Student marshal; re-
! 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.
$3.50 A. M.-Commencement exer-
| cises. Addresses by members of the
| graduating class followed by the