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Schoolboy climbing a tree to watch the parade.
One local schoolboy found a better vantage point for the afternoon performances by climbing a tree.
Tents, trees, and parasols provided relief from the elements.
Tents, trees, and parasols provided relief from the elements
Twelfth Night newspaper clipping
Feburary 1, 1936 article in The Breeze
Queen Elizabeth and William Shakespeare lead the parade.
Queen Elizabeth and William Shakespeare lead the way with Maury, Jackson, and Harrison Halls visible in the background.
Professor Wayland's family being ushered to reserved seating.
Professor Wayland’s family being ushered to reserved seating--John Sr. and John Jr. were honorary member and class mascot of 1913 respectively
Open-air Theatre
The open air theatre was a premier location for ceremonies and performances.
Young onlookers at the ceremony.
Young onlookers jostled for better views at popular events.
Daily News-Record: May 27, 1916
Compilation of multi-page article from the May 27, 1936 Daily News Record
Masthead from The Breeze: February 1, 1936
Masthead from The Breeze: February 1, 1936
1936 Breeze Front Page
Front page of The Breeze: February 1, 1936