The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-06-20
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Announcements and Programs
for Commencement Week
at the O. A. C..
The 25th commencement ia at hand, and
everyone abent the o. A. G. is busy. The
seniors finished all their examinations early
in the week and are putting the finishing
touches to their orations, and making other
preparations for next Wednesday. Next to
the joy of the senior at being through, prob-
ably. comes that of the freshman, to think
that he is no longer ''freshie," and that
next year he can ''get even" on some of the
new "duffers."
Everything about the coilege2 betokens a
fine commencement, one which will eclipse
all others. The graduating class is the
largest that ever left the Institution, and it
will strive to make the commencement of
'95 one to be long remembered. The fol-
lowing are the announcements for the week:
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, Pm.
The freshman entertainment at the col
lege chapel.
Piano solo, Sheridan. Ride" Bessie
Datesman.
Address of welcome, Harold Dimmick.
Recitation, ''The Legend of the Organ
Builder" Gertrude Cauthorn.
Piano solo. Percy Lee.
Essay, "Roms Under Augustus" Mabls
Davis.
Instrumental trio, Edith Gibson, Lola
Wilkins, Colista Murray.
Oration, ssNo Excsllence Without Labor, "
James Bethune.
Vocal solo, BIRD of the Roofsree," Ma
bel johnson.
Poem, Lionel Johnson.
Reading, s.Shelling Peas" Rosalis Gref-
foz.
Quartette, ''Joy Shall Ever Be-Mins,"
Misses johnson, Gibson. Datesman and
Cauthorn.
Glass history, Dennis Stovall.
Glass song Composed by Lionel Johnson)
class.
SUNDAY, JUNE %, 10:45 A. NJ.
Baccalaureate sermon, DR.. G. M. Irwin.
MONDAY, JUNE "a.
$50 p m.-Battalion drill on campus.
8 .. m.-Junior entertainment at the
opera house.
Music, o. A G. cadet band.
Address of welcome, W. T. Lee.
Piano solo, Arthur Wood.
Grafton, Roscoe Bryson.
Cornet and Baritone duet, Spanglsr and
Ray.
Glass poem, Mildred Llnville.
Vocal solo, Louie Barnett.
Glass history, Carrie Lyford.
Presentation of mantle, John Allen.
Reception of mantle, BERTHE Linyille.
Music, o. A. g. cadet band.
March, Junior girls.
Pantomime, ..Bsssis's Three Lovers.
Glass song, twords and music by A. Wood)
junior class.
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, CLASS DAY.
$50 p. m.-Battalion review and dress
parade.
s p. m.-Entertainment by senior class at
the opera house.
Music, O. A. C. cadet band.
Address of welcome, Arthur q. Lewis.
Musical recitation, ''Ths Story of Some
Bells" Mary Smith.
Class poem, Willard W. Smith.
instrumental, ''Sllbersteme, Carl Bohnl)
Minnie Hodes.
Indian club swinging, eight girls.
Instrumental ''Ciirie," mazurka caprice,
(PheIps) Hortenss Greffoz.
Grafton, .sThs Value of Selfreliance, I"
Milton O. Stemler.
Senior bequests, Olive Hamilton.
Music, o. A. G. cadet band.
Drill, senior boys.
Glass gong, class.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. COMMENCEMENT DAY.
ga. m.-Graduating exercises.
Music, march ''Greeting from Mirem-
berg" (Bock) Ladies Mandolin and Guitar
Club.
Invocation, Rev. Zercher.
Music, aria ''Oh Noble YOUTH" (Mozart)
Miss Bertha Ellis.
Salutatory, college Women and Wo-
mems Colleges" Edna Finley.
Theme, "The Mission Of the Farmer" "
Lester M. Leland.
Theme. Symmetrical Education" David
P. Adamson.
Music, gazette '1n The Arsenal" (Kel-
ler) Ladies Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Theme, 1.-THE Bright Side of Life" Elsie
Long.
Theme, 'sThs King Of Fruits" A. Burr
Kidder.
Music, vocal solo, Miss AIDA Davenport.
Theme, "Home," Hortense Greffoz.
Theme, Agricultural Chemistry" A. D.
Morrison.
Music, Spanish Dance" (Moskowski)
Ladies Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Theme, "The Future of Aluminium, y
Frank E. Edwards.
Theme, sVandals in Nature" Efie Willis.
Valedictory, "WhAt is College," Austin
T. Buxton.
Vocal solo, cave Maria" Mascogni,
Miss Bertha Ellis.