The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

and Sunday, June . ana T. There will be no parade of alumni to Yale Field on Monday, June 6, but the classes will parade around the base- ball field in review before President Charles Seymour prior to the game with Princeton.
 The Yale Corporation and Alumni Board will hold their meetings on Saturday, June 6. The usual lunch con of the Law School Association will be omitted this year, but the association will hold it's annual meeting in the common room of the Law School at 2:30 p. m. on Sat- urday for the purpose of electing officers and an executive committee for the coming year.
 On Saturday evening, the Yale Dramatic Association will present When in Rome," an adaptation from several plays of Plautus by Burton G. Shevelove, set to music by Albert w. Selden of the Glass of 1914, of Greenwich, Conn, in the University Theater, ct S:45 D. m. It will be repeated on Monday, June 6.
 The first formal commencement event will be the Baccalaureate Address by President Seymour in Woolsey Hall Sunday, June 2, at ii a. m. At 1O:3O the members of the senior class, wearing their black caps and gowns, will march from the courtyards of the 10 under graduate colleges, joining in single procession as they approach Wool- sey Hall.
 Senior Glass Day.
 The Senior Class Day exercises will be held in Branford Court at 3 p. m. Sunday, preceded by the planting of the Glass Ivy. Members of the Glass Day Committee are: Louis F. Laun, of Waterbury, Conn, chairman; William c. White, of St. Paul, Minn., class historian; John T. Pigott, Jr., Of San Francisco, Calf, class orator; John Pauker, of Riverdale- on Hudson, N. Y., class poet; Edwin Corning, of Albany, N. r., ivy orator.
 Immediately after class day exer- cises, reception will be held by President and Mrs. Seymour for members of the graduating classes and their families and visiting alumni on the Old Campus. In the event of rain, the reception will be held in the art galrely.
 The annual meeting of Yale-in- China will be held in Sprague Memorial Hall at 8:16 D. m. Sunday and the principal speaker will be history at the University of Man. king, China.
 The Yale Glee Club will give its annual Commencement Concert in Woolsey Hall at 8:30.
 Polls will be open for the election of a member of the Yale Corpora tion on Monday, June 6, from 9 g.. m. to 1 p. m. Five graduates are candidates for the post, including U. s. Senator Robert A. Taft, of Ohio, candidate to succeed him. seld; Gayer G. Dominick, of New York city; Edmund Fitzgerald, of Milwaukee; Charles s. Garland, of Baltimore: and Vanderbilt Webb, of New York city.
 The Graduation Exercises of the undergraduate schools will be held in Woolsey Hall at 10 a. m. Monday. The Navy R. O. T. 0. unit will ass semble in Strathcona Hall at 12:30 so that seniors may be sworn in as ensigns in the U. S. Naval Reserve by Capt. Charles 0. Gill, Professor of Naval Science and Tactics. The baseball game with Princeton will be called at 8 p. m. At 0:46 p. m. the Dramatic Association will again present "Whell in Rome" and at 10 D. m. the senior promenade will be held in the New Haven Lawn Club.
 Medical Graduates
 Yale Alumni in Medicine will con- vene for their annual meeting in the club room of the Sherling Hall of Medicine at 2 p. m. on Monday. Speakers will be: pr. Carlos c. Hill. Hard, of Redlands, Calf, president of the Association of Yale Alumni in Medicine; Dean Francis c. Blake of the Yale School of Medicine; and Charles F. Scholhamer, of West Haven, secretary of the graduating Medical School Glass of 1042.
 On Tuesday the annual Com. mencement Exercises, at which graduate and monetary degrees are conferred by President Charles Seymour, will be held in Woolsey Hall at 1O:30 c. m. At 10 a. m. the members of the corporation and the recipients of honorary degrees will leave Woodbridge Hall and march to the old Campus, where they will be joined by candidates for grad" uate and professional degrees, facul- ty, and alumni. Led by band, the procession goes through the gate- way of Vanderbille Hall on the Old Campus, down Chapel street, around the Center Church, dlagonally back to Elm street, and turns back along the Cross Campus and into Woolsey Hall. The alumni luncheon will be held at the University Dining Hall