The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-06-19
ALUMNI REUNION, 8 P. M,

ALUMNI REUNION, 8 P. M.
The class of 1891 will be presented to the Alumni
by Col j. d. Letcher, and an Interesting programme
rendered during the evoning including the reading
of the annals by E. E. Wilson, after which the alumni
will hold a reunion
The board of regents meets in this city on
Wednesday, June 24th.
The new printing Office for the college has
arrived and is being set up. The work Of
printing the catalogue for 1891 ,92 will com.
mence as soon as school closes
Visitors from abroad. to attend the gradu-
ating exercises, are arriving OH every train.
A reporter of the GAZETTE spent half
hour in Professor Berchtold's department
one day this week and was shown an ex-
hibit in free hand drawing, the work of the
students for the past two terms. Some
forty of the best studies have been selected
and hung upon the walls, while the remain~
der are in book form and are open to the
inspection of visitors. Most of the students
in this class have received their first and:
only instruction in drawing during the last
two terms, and their work as they advanced
is surely very creditable for beginners.
Many of the studies would do credit to old
hands as the business and show marked
talent for art. Below is a list of those
whose studies have been given a prominent
place in the exhibit:
LIST OF DRAWINGS.
Miss Anna Samuels, lst, head Of nufa lost
in contemplation, (crayon); End, landscape
mountain scenery of rocks and water.
These two drawings are very natural and
show careful study.
Miss Hortense Greff,z, Ophelia with
bouquet of flowers in her hand. Very good.
Miss Gussie Crees, landscape, ravine
showing foot-bridge leading intoit. This
picture is crayon drawing and resembles
nature almost as closely as can be made.
Miss Ora Spangler, feminine head de-
picting expectancy, pencil work..
Miss Dell Caples, head of Percheron
horse. This is very fine picture and was
drawn with pen and ink; End, landscape,
heard of cattle grazing in foreground,
which was drawn with crayon.
Miss jamie Newton, head of monk medi~
tating. The picture is a very fine speei--
men of pencil work.
Miss Margie Dunhanf, two landscapes
representing groups of horses.
Miss Erma Lawrence, Grecian woman,
full figure. The picture is an excellent
accomplishment of pencil work and shows
skill and study on the part of the author.
Miss Maggie Mckenzie, landscape, cluster
of trees and bushes with reflections in
water. This is beautiful piece of work
ard was drawn with charcoal.
Miss Alice Hayes, tree study, crayon work
and very neatly done.
Miss Mollie Voorhees,, landscape, trees
and rocks. Elegant piece of charcoal work.
Miss Eva Currier, landscape in charcoal
Is a very neat piece of work and speaks
we'll for the author.
Mr.. J. H. Gibson, lst picture represent
ing two monks, one reading manuscript and
the other carrying tray and decanters, cray
on study after Sir Edward L,ndseer; Bud, a
laborer enjoying his repast, la Shah Of
Persia. These two drawings rank amongst
the best ever done in the college and are
certainly worth the time of any one to pay
the college visit and look at them.
Mr.. l.. L. Swan, lst, fish yender with
fish board and pail, from the same master
as aboye Uandseer;) 2nd, child asleep liz
high-chair ,Eoth are very good.
Mr.. Milt Wyatt, lst, head of JUNO, 2nds
Christ on the cross.
Mr.. B. B. Swami, father carrying child
on his shoulder, (crayon,) after Raphael,
and model piece of work.
Mr.. Mark Bump, landscape, representing
fortress on Italian coast.
Mr.. D. p Adams, 1st, Grecian head, 2nd,
child's head. A splendid piece Of pencil
work.
Mr. Marvin Chandler, still life, kline in
shed.
Mr.. John Allen, Gladiator.
Mr.. N. Glenn, landscape, rabbit hunt.
Mr.. w. Kibbey, feline heads.