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– The program describes a performance of speeches and music held May 9, 1917, in the Assembly Hall at the University of Maine, part of Junior Week festivities for the Class of 1918. At the bottom of the program is an illustration of a lamp.
– "Junior Orations / ASSEMBLY HALL / Wednesday Evening, May 9, at 8 o'clock / Chairman: / JAMES STACY STEVENS, Dean / MUSIC / The True Meaning of College Spirit, / Dorothy Louise Folsom / A World Union, Lee Vrooman / The Rediscovery of America, Helen Loggie Stuart / MUSIC / Government Control of Interstate Railroads, / Robert Henry Hawthorne / The Price ofPeace, Walter Joseph Creamer / MUSIC / Soloist: Miss Helen White"

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– This is a newspaper clipping about the results of a cross-country race in Maine. The name "Wunderlick" is underlined, and a date is handwritten at the bottom: "10/30/15".
– "ORONO, Oct. 30--Maine overwhelmed Bates in a dual cross-country run over the five-mile university course today, 15 to 44. Five places counted, and the first five men tofinish were Maine runners. Maine's seven entries scored 34, as compared with 71 for the Bates team. Maine--Bell 1, Wunderlick 2, Preti 3, Dempsey 4, Libby 5. Total 15. Subs, Hyson 8, Sullivan 11. Bates--Lane 6, Gregory 7, Doe 9, Dewolfe 10, White 12. Total 44. Subs, Smith 13, Kneeland 14."

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