Armory roof and on the college bell
on the Saturday night before Bac
calaureate Sunday.
No class shall be allowed to wear
caps or hats bearing their class
numerals until after Easter vacation
o£ their sophomore year.
The privilege of going bare
headed is limited to upper classmen.
Examination Schedule.
FRIDAY, JUNE°
1.30 p. m.
Junior—Modern Philosophy, Elec
trical Transmission, Batteries, Elec.
them. Eng., Meteorology.
Sophomore—Des. Ge ometr y,
Horticulture.
Freshman and Sub-Fr.--German,
French, Spanish.
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
8.30 a. m
Jr.—Eng. Materials,Dairy Husban
dry, Embryology, Old English.
Jr. and Soph. --Fish and Game
Preservation.
Soph.—Quan. Analysis
1.30 p. in.
Jr.—R. R Engineering, Mining
'Geology, German.
Sovh.—Plant Pathology.
Fr.—Argumentation.
MONDAY, JUNE 8
8.30 a. m.
Jr.—Wave Motion,
Literature, Metallurgy 6.
Fr.—Chemistry.
1.30 p. m.
Jr.—Geology 7, Methods of
Teaching, Ethics.
Soph.—Electricity. Agric. Chem.
Special—Agric. Chem.
Fr.—Elem. Forestry.
S. Fr.—English Classics.
TUESDAY. JUNE 9
8.30 a. m,
Jr. --Forest Protection.
Soph.—History.
1,30 p. m.
Jr.—Hydraulics, Steam Engines,
Physical Chemistry, Entomology.
Fr.—Advanced Algebra.
S. Fr.—Rhetoric,
THE STATE COLLEC-IAN
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
8.30 a. m.
Jr.—Dynamos, Mining 1, Physics,
Heat.
Soph.—Bacteriology.
1.30 p. m.
Jr.—Theory of Structures, Silvi
culture.
Soph.—Mine Surveying, German,
French.
S. Fr.—Geometry.
8.30 a. m.
Jr.—M. E. of Power Plants,
Highway Eng.; Mech. of Machinery,
Metallurgy 5, Agronomy.
Fr.—Analytics.
1.30 p. m.
Jr.—Logic.
Soph —Calculus
Fr.—Botany.
S. Fr.—Botany.
8.30 a. m.
Jr.—Thermodynamics.
Soph.—Kinematics, Biology.
S. Fr.—Algebra.
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1.30. p. m-.-- -
Jr.—Animal Industry, Hydraulic
Eng., Hyd. and San. Eng., Human
Anatomy, Zoology.
Sonh.—Organic and Theo. Chem.
Soils.
Fr.—Mineralogy 2.
The Reserves' Trip.
English
After the game with Juniata, as
sistant manager Wilcox took the
nine on a two days' trip to Tyrone
and Huntingdon. The first game at
Tyrone on Friday was an easy vic
tory for the local lads, who were in
a batting humor and easily solved
the delivery of Barr, an experi
enced twirler. Watson hit the ball
for three bases when the sacks were
full in the third inning. After the
fifth Barr became more effective
and but one score was made in the
lest four innings. Study broke his
leg in sliding to third base, while
Butz of the Reserve- team sustained
a painful injury to his right hand in
catching a man at second.
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
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The return game at Juniata Col
lege on Saturday was a closely con
tested affair as far as it went. In
the sixth inning, with one out, Ryan
was on second and "Letty" Bray at
the bat, when it began to look like
rain. The umpire, evidently afraid
of getting his "Merry Widow" wet
in the storm that seemed to be ap
proaching, called the game off be
fore a drop of rain had fallen. Then
the Scrubs had ten minutes infield
practice before the rain came down
in torrents. Harry Leidich's home
run over the loft field fence was one