The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-28
STATE UNIVERSITY.
The commencement Exercises--L1st of
Graduates--GeHerftIN Notes.

Observation-Disclosures Otes.
MADISON, June 18.-The commence
ment exercises passed off with greal
eclat throughout. Following is the list
of graduates:
In Arts-John Anderson. Tomah George
Mooar Bascom, Madison; Clarence Dennis,
Sharon Flora E. Dodge, Monroe; Archi-
bald Durrie, Madison; Oliver George Ford,
Madison; Harry c. Martin, Darlington;
sen, Alderly; Jefferson Beard Simpson,
Shullsburg.
In Letters-Charles 81. Albertson, Rock.
ford, H.: Jennie Bascom, Madison; Mary
Bum, Madison; Belle Case, Baraboo: Lulu
Celeste Daniels, La Crosse Abby Wilder
Jewett, Jewett's Mills; Edward j. Paul,
Milwaukee; Katharine c. Paul, Milwaukee;
Arthur Pulls, Mayville; Susie Adelaide Ster'
ling, Madison; George Lester voorhees,,
Ludlowville, N. Y; Flora E. Dodge, Monroe.
In Science-John Gilbert Conway, Hills
borough; Alonzo Eustin bennett, Sexton
Vile; WILDER Eugene bennett, Sextonville;
Ida Maria Hoyt, Hudson; John Harvey
Hutchinson, Rock Run, Ill; Kemper K.
Knapp, Winneconne; Robert Marion La
Lancaster; Edward Barton Oakley, Mad
ison; Albert D. Prideaux, Mineral Point;
Edith NJ. Stearns, Monroe; John Wix
Thomas, Dodge's Corners: Ellery VIM.
Davis, Oconomowoc; NJ. w. Fisher, Mad
ison.-*By special favor.
In Mining and Metallurgy-C. r. Van
hise, Union.
kinson; Perry Baird. Madison; James II.
Bergman, Madison; Henry Sigourney But
Ter, Madison; George De Clerk, Plover;
Henry George Dickey, Racine; Leon A.
DoolittJe, Madison; John Adolphus Eggen,
Milwaukee; Charles Nelson Harris, Viro.
qua. Everett Hanson Hayes, Waterloo;
Fred. w. Hendrix, Elkhorn; Joseph Will
Menomonee; Charles Henry Ladd, Menom-
once; George L. Kurtz, Milwaukee; Patrick
Henry Martin, Fond du Lac Seth Mills,
Arcadia; Howard Morris, Madison; Charles
Henry Oakley, Madison; John M. DIN,
Madison; Jermain Post, Madison; Arson
Clay Prescott, Plymouth; Tennis Singer
land, Manterville, Mimi; Otto Peemiller,
Madison.
Honors of the First Grade.-Jennie Bas-
com, in Letters; Flora E. Dodge, in Arts
and Letters; G. r. Vanhise, in Mining and
Metallurgy.
Honors of the Second Grade.-Susie AIDE
laide Sterling, in Arts and Letters; John
Gilbert Conway, in Science; Kemper
Knapp, in Science.
The degree of Master of Arts was
conferred upon Charles Ford Harding
and Helen Dougal Street.
The committee on the Lewis prize.
consisting of DR.. Clark Gapon, Judge
A. B. Braley and Mrs. S. L. Sheldon,
awarded the prize to Miss Belle Case.
The alumni association elected the
following officers:
President-J. L. High, class "a.
Vice PreSident-Su A. Sterling, class '79.
Secretary and Iredsurer-Fred Bright,
class IA.
Orator-H. w. Chinoweth, class '68.
Ahermate-H. w. Hoyt, class '72.
POet-Mrs. Bacon, class =.
Aherr1ate-Mrs. 1. s. Leavitt, class IA.
At meeting of the board of regents
of the university, Ex-Gov. Washburn
was elected president, and Geo. Fl. Paul
vice president; John S. Dean, of Madi-
son, secretary. Executive committee,
Geo. 81. Paul, E. w. Reyes and j. @.
Gregory.
The exercises of commensurate closed
with grand banquet by the alumni at
the Park Hotel in the afternoon and a
reception and ball at the capitol in the
evening