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TENTATIVE PROGRAM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6

7:00 p.m.

Carleton Pep Meeting in the Grand Theatre SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7

9:30 a.m.

11:00 a.m.

1:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m.

4:30 p.m.

5:30 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

8:00 p.m.

Members of the Faculty will be in Great Hall to meet Parents and Alumni Special Chapel Service. J. A. A. Burnquist, '02, will be the speaker Parade Annual Homecoming Football Game Carleton vs. Coe Entertainment between halves Get-together for Alumni, Parents, and Other Guests of the College in Great Hall, Severance Informal Supper: Burton Hall Dining Room (Fifty cents) Severance Hall Tea Room (Sixty cents and seventy-five cents and a la carte) Bonfire Dancing in Sayles-Hill Gymnasium. (One dollar per couple) Social Hour in Great Hall SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8

11:00 a.m. Sunday Services in Northfield Churches 4:45 p.m. Special Organ Recital by Professor James Robert Gillette in Skinner Memorial Chapel 7:00 p.m. College Vesper Service in Skinner Memorial Chapel. Address by the Reverend Samuel A. Eliot, D.D., Minister, Arlington Street Church, Boston, Massachusetts NOTES

A section of the stadium will be reserved for visitors at the football game. Individual reservations for seats need not be made.

Goodsell Observatory will be open to visitors after the bonfire on Saturday evening.

October 20, 1931

^ 0 friends of Qarleton: Carleton extends to all its friends everywhere a cordial invitation to attend the events of its 1931 Homecoming Day Program to be celebrated this year on Saturday, November 7.

The appeal of Homecoming reaches to all who love the College. Trustees, trustee committee members, alumni, former students, and parents of present-day students find in Carleton a mutual interest and a common bond. To all these groups the College offers a hearty welcome on this special occasion set aside as Homecoming Day. Reserve November 7 for Carleton. W e hope very much that you can be with us.

J. COWLING, President of College

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C. WILLARD CROSS, President of the Carleton Alumni Association T. HANSEN INGLEY, President of the Carleton Student Association

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1929,2:00 p.m.

Laird Athletic Field

Coach C. J. Hunt

Captain Preston McNurlen

i:m5 PROGRAM COMES TO TOU WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD CO., Midwest RaiL road Transportation, Red Wing, Minn.

JEFFERSON HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION CO., Motor Coach Transportation, Minneapolis, Minn.

JOSTEN'S TREASURE-CRAFT JEWELERS & STATIONERS, Medals, Stationery, Trophies, Owatonna, Minn.

JUSTER BROTHERS, INC., Tailors, Clothiers, Furnishers, Minneapolis, Minn.

O'SHEA KNITTING MILLS, Athletic Knitted Wear, Chicago, Illinois.

ROCK ISLAND LINES, Fast All-Steel Trains, Minneapolis, Minn.

A. G. SPALDING & BROTHERS, Athletic Outfitters, Minneapolis, Minn.

STANDARD CLOTHING CO., Style Shop-College Room, Minneapolis, Minn.

CARLETON COLLEGE PLAYERS I *McNurlen, Preston (Captain) C. Minneapolis 3 St. Germain, Harold Q. B. Minneapolis 4 U t s h e i m , Carl, St. Paul F. B. 5 Grannis, Dave, South St. Paul G. 6 Guilford, Richard, Minneapolis T. 8 Remington, Mahlon F. B. Minneapolis 9 *Brown, Dick, Winona Q. B. 10 Grove, Don, Dell Rapids, S. D H. B. II Swanson, George, Two Harbors..H. B. 12 Sandeen, J. Arthur, Hudson, Wis G. 14 Anderson, Don, Minneapolis G. 16 Colburn, Francis, Winona G. 17 Salvi, John, Chisholm H. B. 18 Tonn, Benn, Osseo G. 20 McReady, Fred, North Hibbing E. 21 Sheffield, Alden, Springfield E. 22 Nicholson, Raymond, Rochester E. 23 Young, Verl, Wadena Q. B. 24 Beck, Joseph, Winona G. 25 McGrath, Sterling, Mahnomen G. 26 Robblee, Paul, Minneapolis T. 27 Wescott, Ray, Ironton G.

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Kieffer, Gerald, Pipestone G. Nilsen, Roy, Cloquet E. Van Dyken, WilUam, Two Harbors T. *Jenson, Lynn, Northwood, Iowa G. McConnon, Donald, Winona T. Nicholson, George C. Manistique, Mich.

36 Beatty, Bernard, Alden T. 37 Price, Charles, White Bear C. 38 *Mueller, Morris, Minneapolis H. B. 39 Williams, Stephen H. B. Ipswich, S. D. 40 Burns, George, Milan F. B. 41 Aune, Jalmar, Minneapolis E. 42 Perrin, Sam, Huron, S. D E. 43 Spurbeck, Bowers, Eveleth T. 44 Moses, Rovmce, Northfield F. B. 45 McKercher, Robert H. B. Minneapolis 46 *Knowles, Warren E. River Falls, Wis. 48 Vowles, LeRoy, Ely, Nevada H. B.J 49 Henderson, Dave, St. Louis Park G. 51 Erickson, George F. B. Marinette, Wis. 58 Stortz, B a i l e j , Forsyth, Mont G.

* "C" Men who are Seniors.

PROBABLE CARLETON LINE-UP L.E. L.T. L.G. C. R.G. R. T. R. E. McReady.20 Spurbeck 43 Sandeen .12 McNurlen .1 Jenson 33 McConnon.34 Knowles Q.B. Remington..8 L. H. F. B. R. H. Mueller..38 Salvi..17 McKercher .45 O F F I C I A L S Referee—7<lorth, Head

Iowa Linesman—Coughlin,

Umpire—Brennan, l^otre

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CARLETON FOOTBALL SQUAD

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COE COLLEGE PLAYERS 1 Johnstone, Jerry, Clinton, Iowa..Q. B.

22 Senft, Ed, Shellsburg, Iowa

2 Luft, Ben, Denison, Iowa

23 Hovey, Gail, West Union, Iowa

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4 Burgett, Howard, Ida Grove, l o w a . T .

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25 Ludy, Reggie, Cedar Rapids, Iowa .E.

5 Byrnes, Buddy, Cresco, Iowa....H. B.

26 Wiese, Bob, Manning, Iowa

6 Falconer, Ben, Ryan, Iowa

27 Markham, Don, Vinton, Iowa

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7 Hines, Ed, Cedar Rapids, l o w a . Q . B.

29 Cook, Dave, Stuart, Iowa

8 Ford, Maurice, Cedar Rapids, Iowa E.

30 Koons, Arnold, Ida Grove, Iowa

9 Langlas, Erwin, Marengo, Iowa. H. B.

33 Finch, Melvin, Rudd, Iowa

10 Kinch, Frank Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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11 Barrows, Ed (Captain) H. B. Ida Grove, Iowa [4 Allen, Ken, Winterset, Iowa C. 15 Madden, Ken. Freeport, Iowa T. 9 Tjossem, Wayne, Primghar, l o w a . T .

II Harper, Lloyd Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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L.T. Wiese 26

L.G. Senft 22

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36 Brown, Dave

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Fort Dodge, Iowa 43 Holaday, Stan, Greenfield, Iowa

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46 Collings, John, Persia, Iowa G. 54 Gray, James H- ^• Cedar Rapids, Iowa 57 Frisbee, Frank, Garner, Iowa F. B.

C. Allen 14

R.G. Cook 29

Q.B. Hines.7 L.H. Langlas.. 9

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35 Kruze, Harold Cedar Rapids, Iowa

PROBABLE COE LINE-UP L.E. Harper..21

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F.B. Frisbee 57

R.H. Bar rows. 11

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R.T. Burgett .4

R.E. Ford 8

H O M E C O M I N G A N D PARENTS^ DAY P R O G R A M Friday, l^ovemher 8 7:00 P.M.—Carleton Pep Meeting in the Grand Theatre.

Saturday;, J^ovemher 9 Morning—Alumni and Visitors' registration at the Information Booth in Severance Hall. Guides furnished for those who wish to visit any of the College buildings.

1:00 P.M.—Parade.

2:00 P . M . — A n n u a l Midwest Football Classic, Carleton vs. Coe. Entertainment between halves.

5:00 P.M.—Informal supper in Burton Hall Dining Room (50 cents). Special supper in the Carleton Tea Room, Severance Hall (60 cents and 75 cents). Also a la carte service.

7:00 P.M.—Bonfire.

7:30 P.M.—Reception for Alumni, Parents and Other Guests of the College in Severance Hall.

8:00 P.M.—Dancing in Sayles-Hill Gymnasium. (Tickets available at the time of registration. $1.00 per couple.)

Sunday, l^ovemher 10 11:00 A . M . — S u n d a y Services in Northfield Churches.

4:45 P.M.—Special Organ Recital by Professor James Robert Gillette in Skinner Memorial Chapel.

7:00 P.M.—College Vesper Service in Skinner Memorial Chapel.

Address by the Right Reverend Frank A. McElwain; Bishop of the Diocese of Minnesota.

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