Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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Calendar T917 September 20 . . . First Semester began-Thursday, 8.20 A. M. Tlzalzksgiviug 1'6'C6.YSf7'0!II I2.j'O P. M. Af0'Z,'6llIi7C'7' 28 to 8.2O.X. M.Dece11zber 3 December 20 . . Class of 1868 Prize Speaking Vacation from 12.30 P. M.. December 22 10 8.20 .x. M. Jaifmarg' 2, IQ IS 1918 Ian. 24-Feb. 2 February dr . February 22 Vaca tion! from 4.30 April IQ ..... May 30 . May 3I . June 6-8 June 6- I5 June 16 . june I7 . june I8 . June IQ . June 20 . P. Examinations of the First Semester Second Semester began - Monday, 8.20 .x. M. 'Washingt0n's Birthday M. March 22 to 8.20 A M. April 2 Patriots' Day Memorial Day Ivy Day Entrance Examinations at Preparatory Schools and at the College Examinations ofthe Second Semester The Baccalaureate Sermon, 4 P. M. Alexander Prize Speaking Class Day Meeting of the Trustees and Overseers Annual Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha of Maine Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association The Presidenfs Reception The Commencement Exercises The Commencement Dinner Su-lmlzev' Vncfzfiofz of Foiurfecvi lflfceles Sept. 23 - 25 . . . Entrance Examinations at the College September 26 First Semester begins - Thursday, 8.20 A. M. Q

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Foreword Qnce more the time has come for the presentation of the BUGLE to the Alumni, undergraduates, and friends of Qld Bowdoin. l-lerein we have faithfully attempted to depict thc more serious as well as the lighter phase of our college life. This year the task has proved to be unusually difficult. lt is only natural that a student body should be vitally affected by the present world war. So many men have responded to their country's call that the burden of carrying on the various activities which form so important a part in the nor- mal college life here has been placed on the shoulders of fewer and less experienced men. But it did not seem fitting that one rich col- lege year should pass unrecorded but for pleasant memories. Hence it was with an additional feeling of duty that we undertook our task. Several changes have been made- for the better we hope. Not only has the material been placed before the readers in a more com- pact form, but several innovations have been effected as well. Wie sincerely hope that these will meet with your approval. Now that our labors are over, it is with a feeling that we have fulfilled our mis- sion to the best of our ability that we submit this book for your consideration. ' --BOARD or Enrroras 7

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