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 Ctass i^ci^t 1884. 
 
 Exercises of the Senior Class. 
 
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Class Day 
 
 jUNE 20tl), 1884. 
 
 At 9.30 A. M. the S© "^^^* Class will assemble in front of 
 Holworthj- Hall and md,T^^^^ ^^^^ Chapel, where prayer will 
 be offered by the R'jv. A. P. PeaboVA"; ^- ^• 
 
 At 10.30 Sande^js Theatre will be open to tuJ^^e having 
 Tickets. 
 
 At 1 1. 15 the Senior y^if^-'^ will reassemble in front of Hol- 
 worthy and march to the Theatre, wn'cr'e^ .^>e^ exercises will 
 occupy nearly two hours. 
 
 From ^ to 5 p. m. there will be music in the yard. 
 
 From 3 to 5 o'clock there will be dancing in Memorial Hall. 
 
 At 5 o'clock, Harvard Hall, Holden Chapel, and the en- 
 trance to the seats around the tree will be opened to those 
 having Tickets. 
 
 At 5.15 the Class will reassemble in front of Holworthy, 
 march through the yard and cheer the College Buildings, 
 then to the Tree, where the usual exercises and the sinP'ins: 
 of the Class Song will take place. 
 
 During the exercises at the Tree, the College Yard will be 
 fenced off and cleared, and during the remainder of the after- 
 noon and evening a Ticket will be rccjuired of every gentle- 
 man entering the portion of the yard enclosed bv the fence. 
 
 In order to facilitate the clearing of the yard, Seniors are 
 requested to see that their guests who are not at the Tree 
 shall be in the parlors. 
 
 From 7 to 9 the President will receive the Seniors and 
 their friends. 
 
 From 7.30 to 11.30 there will ])e illuminations and music 
 in the portion of the yard fenced off. 
 
From 8 to II there will be dancing in Memorial Hall and 
 in the Gymnasium. 
 
 At 8.30 and during other portions of the evening there will 
 be singing by the Glee Club in front of Hoi worthy. 
 
 No checks will be issued to those leaving the yard after 
 8.30 P. M. After 9 P. M. no checks will be received for 
 entrance to the yard. Those entering the yard after that 
 hour must surrender their Yard or show their Memorial 
 Tickets. 
 
 All Seniors and Students are obliged to have Tickets 
 to the different exercises except where they go hy classes. 
 
 Seniors are requested to appear in dress s.uits, white cravat'^ 
 and silk hats, both on Class Day and Commencement Day. 
 
 Seniors are requested to avoid anv absurdity of dress at 
 the exercises around the Tree. 
 
 Each Ticket for Memorial Hall will be good for both after- 
 noon and evening. The entrance will be at the south door, 
 the exit from the north door. The same Tickets will be good 
 for the Hemenwa}- Gymiiasium after 6 o'clock p. m., and 
 there will be no admission without Tickets. There will be 
 dancing in the Gymnasium from 8 to 1 1 p. m. The entrance 
 will be at the main entrance of the building, the exit at the 
 side door facing the common. 
 
 The exits from the yard will be between Holworthy and 
 Stoughton, University and Thayer, Massachusetts and Har- 
 vard, Grays and Matthews. 
 
 The entrances to the portion of the yard fenced off will be 
 between Massachusetts and Harvard, Holworthy and Thayer. 
 Graj's and Weld. 
 
 In order to assist the Committee, all Students are requested 
 to conform strictlv to the above arrans^ements. 
 
 STUART WYETH, Chairman. 1 
 
 CLIFT ROGERS CLAPP. \ C. D. C. 'S4. 
 
 TAMES HENRY McIXTOSH. ' 
 
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