Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-21
sHATTUCK SCHOOL.
The annual Commencement at Fa7ibault-
Orations of the Graduating Glass.

The AunltHt commencement at EN7t0nNtt-
Orotio,s ofthe Graduating Glass.
correspondence of the Globe.
FAK1BAU1H. june l9.-Commencement exer-
cises Of shattuck school, took place to-day,
commencing at 10 o'clock in the school room,
between Whipple and Shattuck halls
Morning prayer was said ut $3.50, in Memo
rial chapel. Long before the hour of com
with the friends and relatives Of the pupils,
and the entire crowd in and around the room
was estimated at over six hundred persons.
The school room was decorated with ferns
and the national colors. On the west side, over
the platforms was a large red background,
decorated on the border and on it was inscribed
in large W te letters the graduating class
motto, "Cogita Fare Fac" ''Class of'78.''
Bishop Whipple, and James Dibbin, rector,
of shattuck school, occupied seats on the
platform, and the rector announced
that the exercises would open with the orations
of the graduates, who were five in number
| and the following programme was then given !:
CITATIONS.
Death and Character of Socrates. Geo. Greene,
Jr., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Tapestry: Guy G. Prentiss, Jr., Lacrosse, Wis.
| Buried Cities. -. Walter D. Douglas, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Physical Culture Il. Fred. Easton, Chatfeld,
MINI.
Gods of Homer J. Fred. W. Kellogg, Red Wing,
MINI.
Valedictory Address Fred. w. Kellogg.
| Address by the Rev. c. w. Ward.
Comforting Diplomas by the Bishop.
| Address by Bishop Whipple.
Awarding of Honors and Medals BY the Rector.
! Benediction by the Bishop.
Military Review.
| COLLATION..
Rev. Mr.. Wards address was very fine, and,
| above the usual college commencement
address. The boys have good advice to start
out on, and it is to be hoped that they will
profit thereby.
The medals were awarded as follows: Recton
medal, for greatest proficiency in everything,
Fred W. Kellogg, Red Wing; Shumway medal
for Christian duties and courtesies, L. Fred
highest mathematics Q. F. Lamb. The Bee.
man medal for sacred studies, W. Dawson.
! The drill medal, for greatest soldierly bearing
and improvement in military tactics. Ed. S.
Wood, Faribault, MINI.
The committee on award Of prizes for decla-
nation, delivered in Hill Opera House, on
Monday evening last, reported that the two
prizes had been decided upon by the judges OF
award as follows: First, W. r. B. Sheffield
Faribault, Mimi. Second, Charles z. Coined
| Michigan City, Ind. The medals were all solid
gold and very handsome.
1Heee eAercises peins comp1eteu, Cne
| crowd repaired to the parade grounds
where It. H. 6. Danes, q. s. A.,
put the cadets through the manuel Of arms
and they were inspected by Bishop Whipple
| Col. Lee, Of st. Paul. Marvin Hughitt. Chicago
F. Clark st. Paul Rev. @. w. Ward, Winona
and Rev. James Dobbin. The review and
drill took over one hour, and the Far1bault
| brass band rendered the music for the dress
parade.
The cadets drill remarkably well, and the
officers handle the battalion with apparent
| ease The drum corps is improving very rapid
ly, and added greatly to the martial music OF
the day.
This ends our annual school commencement
| for 1873, and the graduates of st. Mary's anc
the GLOBE, for their future welfare and life II
the world, and may they each be an honor *
| their Alma Mater.
| ST. MARY's HALL.
The medals at st. Mary's Hall were awarded
at the commencement Tuesday evening as fol
lows:
Nellie Dearborn medal, for the greatest pro
ficiency in elecution, Miss Mary Smith, Fari
bault, Mimi.
Alice Kerfoot medal. for pupil not hav
year, Miss Ollie Easton, Chatfeld, Mimi. (This
i is the second time this medal has ever beer
awarded
i Bishop Pinkney medal, for greatest prof
cheney in English literature, Miss Isabel Kid
ney, Faribault, MINI.
The Bishops (Whipple) medal, for the great
est improvement in all studies during the year
Miss Flora Matteson, Faribault, MINI.
Fifty four names were on the roll of honor. >
The average marks of the whole school were
very encouraging to all the pupils.
] The hotels are crowded. and the CITY is full