Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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2 on Living Endowment Movement by the Secretary, Mr. Irving W. Met- calf, and the Assistant to the Presi- clent, Mr. Charles VV. Williams. Election of Officers. First Church. 30 P. M.-Senior Class Day Exer- cises. Warner Hall. 4:30 P. M.-Class Reunions. Special Reunion of the Classes prior to 1871. 6:00 l'. M.-Step Exercises. Young' 7 women of the class of IQO5. Spear Library Steps. 30 P. M.-Reception by l'resiclent :incl Mrs. King. Talcolt Lawn. wiaoN1aso.xY, J UN is 28. 9:00 A. lXfl.-Presentation of the Class Gift of 1905. IO :OO A. M.-Commenceinent Address, Back to ijiCQ'llllllllQ'S,u james 15. Dill, Esq., of New York City. First Church. Couferring of Degrees and Diplomas hy the Presiclent. First Church. 1:00 l'. M.-Alumni Dinner. Warner Gymnasium. 7:00 P. M.--Concert by the Oherlin Musical Union. The Odysseus, Hrueh. liirst Church. 'M :A 91 l.F. 'Vs -1 THE ALUMNI DINNER. A

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Commencement Program, 1905. FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 3:30 P. M.-Commencement, Oberlin 7 7 2 7 Academy. Warner Hall. sA'1'URD.xY, JUNE 24. :00 P. M.--Public Recital, Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Warner Hall. ' :00 P. M.-Farewell Meetings, The College Literary Societies. Society Rooms. SUNDAY, JUNE 25. :30 P. M.-Baccalaureate Sermon, The Fundamental Temptations, by President Henry Churchill King. First Church. 30 P. M.-joint Meeting, Young Women's and Young Men's Chris- tian Associations. Second Church. MONDAY, JUNE 26. 9:00 A. M.-Semi-annual Meeting of the lioard of Trustees. Peters Hall. 3:00 P. M.--Baseball, Alumni vs. Col- lege Team. Athletic Park. 7:00 P. M.-Commencement, Conser- vatory of Music, Warner Hall. TUESDAY, JUNE 27. 9:00 A. M.-Alumni Meeting. Ad- dress by Rev. Alfred B. Penniman, '79, of Chicago, Ill., Autonomy in Matters of Faith. Review of the year by President King. Seven min- ute addresses by representatives of the classes of '55, '65, '75, '80, '85, '95 and '05. Question Box. Election of Alumni Association Officers. Report

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i s According to figures compiled by the secretary of the college, the following students, who enrolled in the college department last September with the rank of Freshmen, secured the highest grades in scholarship: ................OlICI'iI'll Acocicllzy RALPH BURROUGHS .... . . . .Tolcdo, O., Control High School. JOHN E. BARBER ..... . . .I I1rs11ii1g, N. Y., High School. Miss ALMA SCIIULTZ .... . .... Oberlin Academy. Miss EDNA LANE ....... Miss F1.oR1sNc1s T. VVAITE. .. .......,......... Obcrlin Academy. RAYMOND C. BOOTH ...... ..... B zzffalo, N. Y., Cciztrol High School. Miss Hrcssus M. NlCCl,URIC. . . ........... Newark, O., High School M iss GRACE A. SCl'IUI.'I'Z. . . . ........... Spriiigficld, Ill., High School. Miss ET1-nur. A. BIELDICN .... .... N ortlzhcld Scininaryi, E. Jvortlzhcld, M ass. Miss ZADA Cuirriss .... ................. O berlin High School. 10