The Coconino sun., 1926-11-19
ELABORATE CEREMONIAL
NOTED SPEAKERS SUNDAY
CAMMAGE'S INAUGURAL

Grady Gammage, president Flag
staff Teachers college, will be form
ally installed in office at inaugural
exercises in his honor at the college
auditorium Sunday afternoon at three.
The event will be the most notable
on the college calendar in the history
of the institution, according to Mrs.
Ida w Douglass, chairman in charge
of the arrangements.
With the college orchestra playing
the professional march, the faculty
in academic regalia, and the speakers,
many of whom will also wear caps
and gowns, will march to their places
while the audience stands Rev. E. l..
Freeland viii deliver the invocation.
Mayor I. B. Koch, will deliver the
address of welcome c. o. Case, state
superintendent of public instruction,
will respond.
The University of Arizona will be
officially represented by Dean Frank
vi. Life, College Letters, Arts and
Sciences, who will talk on ''The Re-
lations of the Teachers College and
the University" Dr.. Carl L. Huffa-
lSer, acting dean of the College of Ed
ueation, will also make an address.
Others from the faculty of the uni
versity who will be here are Elmer
Sherrell, Dean of Men, and Professor
]. w. Clarson. Dr. C. H. Marvin,
president, is on a speaking tour on
the coast and was unable to be here.
DR.. A. j. Matthews, president,
Tempe State Teachers college, will
deliver an address.
Dr.. A. E. Douglass, professor Of
astronomy and director of Steward
Observatory, Tucson, at present on
sabbatical leave from the University
of Arizona, will speak on ''The Col
lege and Science" Other prominent
speakers are S. w. Proctor, presi-
dent board of trustees, Flagstaff
Teachers college, and j. @. Thomas,
superintendent Flagstaff schools, who
viii speak on the relationship be-
tween the city schools and the teach
ers colleges of the state.
The principal address will be by
Dr. Rufus B. Won KleinSmid, presi-
dent University Of Southern Califor-
MIA. DR.. Won KleinSmid was presi-
dent 0s the University of arizona
when AIr. Gammage was graduated
from that institution. The topic of
his speech will be Education, An
Asset or Liability"
President Gammage will respond
and give a short talk on ''The Func-
tions of a Teachers College," giving
his dreams ard ideals for the present
and future of Flagstaff Teachers col
lege.
Professor E. C. Glass, director
training school, viii be marshal for
the inaugural exercises. He will have
charge of the professional and the
response from the delegates repre-
senting the various civic, fraternal
and religious organizations and the
colleges and universitie9 whose rep
resentatives will pay their respects to-
President Gammage. Professor Class
will carry a baton with the college
colors, royal blue and gold. Mrs
Douglass will assist him.
Mr. Class will call the delegates in
alphabetic order. Each will rise and
go forward to the stage to shake
hands with the president-elect. Ush-
ers will have charge of the seating
arrangements.
Professor Ridgely's glee club will
sing as their opening number "The
Festal Day" by Tschaikowsky and
THE Swan" by Saint Saens. Mr..
Ridgely will give two violin selec-
tions, "Air from G String" by Bach
Wilhelmj and "Conzonetta from Vio-
lin Concerto" by Tschaikowsky. Mes
srs Johnston, Bellwood, Myers and
Deaver will sing "Holy Art Thou,
by Handel zKingsmill
Rev. H. F. Softley will give the
benedictiOn.