The record-union., 1896-07-24
and the motion was carried, after cho-
rus and the class yell.
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and the motion was carried, after a. cho-
rus and the class yell.
CLASS OF '96.
Following are the names Of the grad
uates and those who have been pro-
NOTED:
Graduates, three-year course - Kate
Biewener, Ella Considine, Laura Cron-
kite, Ethel de Maranville, Edna Grant,
May Green, Edith Tufts, B. F. Driver,
W. Boutwell, Dunlap, Alvin e. Horn
lein, Jr., c. M. Faris, w. K. Lindsay,
Bruce Phillip. Charles E. Reith, John
H. Scott, G. Max Webster. Four-year
ccurse-Arthea w. Allen, Eva Dorland,
Elizabeth Hoyt, L. Bel Johnson, Sophie
Litzberg, Maud L. Merkley, Ernest S.
Birdsall, Fred w. Blanchard, George
Clifford, A. Loring Hart, Jr., ]. c. Toom-
ey, Leland H. Tracy, William Tryon.
Promoted, middle to senior, three
year course Minnie Bannon, Grace
Brockbank, Ruby Brown, Maude Car
ter, Alice Dray, Edna Ford, Della Har-
rls, Margaret Matthews, Edna Mckee,
Nettie Scott, Laura Storer, Blanche
Ven Heusen, Mamie Wahlander, Lin
nie Wise, Gertrude Wiseman, Roy
Brooke, George Didion Lewis Delano,
Fred Hart Howard Hoyt, William Ross,
Percy Webber, Annie Jennings, j. w.
Butler, Roy Dickens, Ingwald Flaa. F.
d. Griffith, Frank Westlake, Mabel Joy,
Alice Baker, Edward A. Dickson, Mil
ton Sheehan.
Promoted to middle three-year course
Bessie Cosby, Gladys Wiley Claud
Rilwell, William Cox, Albert Lindsay
Henry Iverson, Fred Gundrum, William
Mckinley, Emil Nelson, Louis Philippe
Edward Reese, Arthur Salisbury, Ernest
Shepler, Henry Thiele. Elwood Wood
burn, Vaughn Tomblin, George B.
I4orenz, Lizzie Farrell, Maud Green.
Sophie Hofeldt, Annie King, Gwendo-
lyn Matthews, Edith Medley, Jennie
Methven, Viola Parker, Grace Priest,
Edith Slater, Emma Strobel, Mamie
Thorpe, Emily Truscott, Agnes Norton,
Harry Cunningham, Writ Goode,
Chas. Lands, Whit Ray, Ellen v. Bar
ton, Stella Danforth, Charity E. Daw-
son, Margie Faris, E1fie Flanagan, Ma
bel Gillis, Annie Higgs, Rena Hoskin-
son, Della Jackson, Pauline Johnson,
Emma Long, Edith Miller, Mamie Miller,
Eugenia Mouser, Lily Newell, Anne
Reith, Alice Ross. Nellie Prewett, Eu-
nice Shepherd, Ruth Stevenson, r. Ste
venson, Minnie Stevenson, Toyo Take
yama, Kate Willis.
Four-year course, third to fourth
year. Promoted - Maud Boyne, Alice
Weinstock. Robert A. Waring, Naomi
Canon, Adele Henley, Jessie Judd, Har-
ry Litzberg, Lita Ross and Alice Ste
phenson.
| Second to third-A. Aitken, M. Elmer.
G. Klotz, e. Lynn, E. Meister, P. Neagle,
L. Ressiguie, L. Schmidt, e. Steinman,
u. Smith, E. Smith, K. Sutliff, 6. Uren,
| j. Watkins, H. Weinstock, L. Yoerk,
Ray Waring, Carrie Bohman, Alice
Montfort, Aleen Towle, Ward Hall, Lii
| ly Clegg, Alice Flynn, Geraldine Della
no, Halsey Smith, Doyle Todd, William
Martin, Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Cra-
vens, Matte White, William Popert,
| Grace Westlake, Hannah Politz, c. L.
Mason.
Four-year course, first to second
year. Promoted-Jenett Birdsall, Mabel
Forbes, Maud Ray, Sam Dickson, A. D.
| Eckhardt, Perley Graves, Edwin Nc
Bride, Mabel Carmichael, Jessie Mott,
Alexander Goddard, Horatio Hurd,
James Kenney, ]. Steinman, Eugene
Smith, Carol Dixon, Mamie Johnston,
Sadie Sturtevant, Alice Washburn,
Cora White, Dick Dierssen, Ruth Sead-
Ter, Helena Biewener, Georgia Carroll,
Laura Dierssen, Lizzie FIanrahan, Win
fired Lewis, Flora Stack, Hulda Stauf-
| fer, Annie Thorpe, Edna McWayne,
| Wallace Clark, G.. A. Griffin, Norwood
Hulburd, John Kuhn, Thomas Rowan,
| William Royster.
THE CLASS HOP.
| There was a large and merry gathering
at the hop in the evening, and it was a
most successful and enjoyable affair.
The pupils tripped through the mazes
of the dance In a manner that showed
| that they had not neglected to cultivate
the graces of Terpsichore while pursu-
ing their Investigations Of science and
| literature.
TO-DAY'S EXERCISES.
| The commencement exercises will
take place in the Assembly Chamber at
/ 80 o'clock this afternoon, admission
to which will be by card. Following is
the programme:
| Overture; Introductory remarks BY
Professor j. H. Pond, the Principal; in
vocation, by Rev. II. NJ. Hoyt; music,
by the orchestra; address. by Professor
Murray of the Stanford University
instrumental music; presentation of di-