St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-07

apolis; Hon. NJ. G. N orton, Winona; A
w. Bradley. ESQ.,, Duluth; DR.. c. II.
Greswald, 's5, st. Paul; Rev. W. Nc
KInley. d. D.. st. Paul.
The summary of students is as fol
lows; Senior class, 10; junior class, %;
sophomore class, 25; freshman class. 33;
special. 2S; preparatory department.
"a; musical department, 10; department
of elocution, "a; total, 25S.
THE FIELD SPORTS
occupied the hours of the day from or
10 a. M. until p. M. and gave great
pleasure to an interested company of
spectators. There were seven events.
Judges. G. E. Maxwell. F. Wascott. E.
N. Tuckee; timers. George Mcpherson.
James Collins: referee. Prof. w. E.
Thompson; starter, r. P. Kaighn; clerk
of track. A. j. Wallace.
The first event was the Relay race
Zone mile), the classes of '95. '96, '97 con-
testing for the cup offered by the class
of 'ss. Won by the class of '95 in mln-
utes. seconds-Will Wallace, j. K.
Hitchcock, L. E. Griffin.
Pentathlon-For the medal of the
class of 1913. Contestants: Glass of '95,
Wallace, Griffin, Hitchcock; class of
'96. Stocking, Tasker, Cook; class of
'97, Taylor, Stebbins, Darling; 100
wards. Won by Stocking of go in II
seconds.
Hammer throw - Glass of '95. 101
points: '96, 1l9 points '97. II points;
won by class of 1913 feet 5 inches.
Running high jump-Class of '95. 174
po1nts: :'96. I74 points: '97, IA points;
won Dy Lawrence Griffin. class of '95.
Pole vault-Class of '95. 119 points;
'96, 113 points; ~, 3S points; won by
'96--S feet inches.
Mile run-Class of '95. 222 points;
'9e, 159 points: '97. 1913 points; won by
J. r. Hitchcock. minutes 20 seconds.
Mile bicycle race, won by Hotfer, 2
minutes and so seconds: j. G. Taylor
second.
CLASS DAY.
Exercises were held in the college
chapel. A brighter and more sparkling
literary programme could not have
been offered than that rendered by the
class of '94, composed of the following:
Bertha Bell, New Richmond, Wis;
William W. Brown. Lake City; Lena E.
Chase, West Union; lsa Coffin. Camden
Place: Hattie A. Door, Hamline; Har-
riette II. Foss. Chattield; Charles D.
Lewis, Medford; Charles A. McCann,
Hamline: Eta McCullum. Minneapolis;
John c. Miller, Delhi; Mary E. Ran
som, Dodge Centre: Eugene q. Ross
man. Hamline; Harry L. st. Clair,
Hamllne: Estella Schoteld, Ortonville;
John W. Smith, Hamline; George II.
Snow. lbsen; Claude e. Southwick,
Wells; Bert n. Wheeler, Oneota; May
q. Whitney, Superior. Wis.
The first number of the programme
was "Greeting," by Miss Lena E. Chase,
a production which was a prose poem,
admirably spoken to an audience which
filled the chapel, so charming with
bright faces and exquisite floral decora-
tious.
Following the greeting came the class
song, written by George A. Snow.
We have now assembled
For our parting song,
Days have passed too quickly
While we've marched along.
RecitatiOns over,
We are glad and free;
Shouting Hamline's praises
Where'er we may be.
CHORUS.
College days over,
College, dear college days over
Days of work and giee,
Yes, work anc glee-
Fondest memories bind us
Hamline, dear. to thee;
The .Idlosvncrasiess' of John W.
Smith brought merry peals Of laughter
BY the quaint revelations 1t gave Of the
mon and women of '94.
"history" was the theme of Miss May
g. Whithey. Her paper did NOT turn
back into the dim, distant and musty
past, but turned out to be piQuant and