University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Commencement 1604 1. Sacred Music. •I. Prayer—Rev. Mr. Marshall. •1. Salutatory- Mr. Wm. H. Jackson. •I. Oration iu Favor of I liberty and the Sujicrior Advantages Possessed by the I'nitcd States Over the Governments of Europe, Mr. J. . Harris. 3. Oration in Favor of Virtue and tlte Necessity of F.nforcing it by Example. Mr. Thomas Irwin. fi. Poem. Descriptive of the Means by Which the I.ami of tlie Oconee Were ()btaincd; tlic Former Possessors Described and Contrasted with the Present, and a Prediction of Their Future Greatness. Mr. A. S. Clayton. 7. Dialogue, between Messrs. Wm. Williamson. W. Jackson ami J. Harris. 8. Oration. Exciting to Gratitude to France for her Assistance During the Revolutionary War. and the Cession of Ixmisinna. by Mr. James D. Jackson. !». Oration, on the Dignity of Man. and I xhorting to Agriculture and a Knowledge of the Arts ami Sciences. Mr. Robert Rutherford. Hi. Oration in Praise of a Representative Government and the Sciences. Mr. Wm. Williamson. 11. Dialogue, between Messrs. Jared Irwin. James D. Jackson. R. Rutherford and A. S. Clayton. 12. Disquisition on Taste. Mr. E. II. Gumming. i:t. Valedictory Oration. Mr. Gibson Clarke. 14. Conferring of Degrees. 13. Prayer, Rev. Hope Hull.

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CALENDAR, 100:$. September 17—Wednesday: December JO—Saturday: Fall Term Opens. Christmas Holidays Commence. November 22—Thursday: Thanksgiving Day. 1004. January f—Wednesday: Christmas Holidays End. January 10—Tuesday: Birthday of R. E. Lee. February 10—Friday: Spring Term Commences. February 10—Friday: 101th Anniversary Demosthenian Society. February 22—Monday: Washington's Birthday. February 22—Monday: 82nd Anniversary Phi Kappa Society. J unc 11—Saturday: Commencement ()pcns. J une 1 ■ —Wednesday: Commencement Day. June Hi- Thursday: Summer Vacation Begins. July f—Wednesday: Summer School Ojtens. September 21—Wednesday: Fall Term 0] cns. Faculty Meeting every Tuesday. 1:30 r. m. Literary Societies meet Wednesday. 8:no i . m. College V. M. C. A. meets Friday, 8:30 i . m. Engineering Society meets fortnightly. Wednesdays, 8:00 p. m. Athletic Association meets on call of President. Press Club meets first week in (Ictobcr. January, April and bi-monthly. Greek Letter Fraternities meet Saturday nights.

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Commencement I904 -Firsi Centennial Saturday, June Uth— f :00 p. in.—Prize Military Drill. 8:00 p. in.—Cliainpiou Debate. Sunday. Junk 12th— 11:00 a. in.—Commencement Sermon. Bishop Titos. F. Gailor. of Tennessee. Monday. June 13th— ] I -.00 a. in.—Sophomore Declamations. 4:00 p. m.—Junior Orations. Delivery of Sophomore Cup by Rev. Clias. Xisbet, ’93, Atlanta. Tuesday. Junk l Itii— 10:00 a. in.—Meeting of the Alumni Society. 12:00 m.—Oration before the Alumni Society. by Hon. Jas. H. Eckels. Chicago. .5:00 p. m.—Reception of the Library. Address by Dr. Francis G. Peabody, of Harvard University. fi::t0 p. in.—Alumni Reunion and Reception in Denmark Hall. Wednesday. June 1-Vrn— 10:30 a. m.—Senior and Law Class Orations. 12:00 m.—Baccalaureate Address, by Hon. W. G. Brantley, of Georgia. Conferring Degrees.