Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
PROGRAMME OF BELOIT.
Closing Exercises Announced for
Co-Educational School.
STUDENTS IN CONTESTS
Class of Thirty-two Graduates viii !
Receive Their Diplomas
on June I'll.

Beloit Wis, June 3.-[Special. 1.-The
college graduating class Will this year
consist of thirty-two young men and
women. the former having majority o.
only four over the latter. The gradu-
ates are as follows:
Edwin T. Adams. chicago; Marcus
Brown. Beloit; Charles H. Burdick. Ocono
mowoc: X. W. Childs, Hinsdale, H.; John
j. Cook, Waukesha; Harry |. DeBerard.
Fairfax. Ia; Allen B. Eaton, Beloit; Helen
essa NJ Hanley, Beloit; John II. HOUSTON.
Chicago; Charlotte Ingersoil, Beioit; Mary
A. Knight, Chicago; George f. huentzel,
Polly L. V. Lyman Pierre, 5. D.; viii; H.
McMaster. Sioux City, Ia; Cora B. Miller,
Sarah NJ Nichols. Beloit; Mary c. Nye. Su.
perior: Clara H. Paley, Beloit; Curtis Reeve
College Springs, Ia. Frank II: Reid AfSyie'
ILL.,; Geneyieve Reitler, Beloit Wilfred A
Howell. Mondoyi: William 5. Sayer, B2rt-
cit, ILL.,; Sarah l. Stahl, Galena, IL; LII
liam Wherry. River Forest. Ill. Ellzaoeth
b. Whitney, Beloit; Elizabeth E. WILSON,
burlington.
The valedictory honor has been glreL
to Mr.. Adams, and that of salutat n
to Miss Nichols Besides these &c
there will be eight other speakers on
graduation day. as follows: Allen Eaton,
Edmund Enright, Polly Lyman, NlltrGd
Rowell and Misses Edwards, lnsersol:
Commencement week will begin Sun
day, June IS. at 1880 a. n. Jud-
son Ellsworth will give the annual mis-
sionary address, and the baccalaureate
sermon will be given by President Eaton
at 1870 Sunday afternoon.
On Monday, June -, Will occur the
prize defamation contest. The young
women will speak in the afternoon and
the Young mcn in the evening. There VIII
be four young men and four young u
en- speakers from both the sophon- ,e
and freshmen classes. and four cash
prizes of SO each. The sophomore de
<iaimers will be Messrs. K. y. Cleveland.
Ensign, and the Misses Katherine Bill.
Lillian Dudley, Alice Kelley and Grace
Wheeler The freshmen will be MeSsrS.
G.. A. Beaton A. T. Beaubien, II. II
Heath and Edward Montgomery, and
Misses May Mawhinney, Ethel pang-
born, Grace Perry and Mary Sawyer.
At ) o'clock Monday afternoon Prof,
Aliens pupils in music will give Il I.iblic
recital The programme of this ga viii
he one Of the most popular or the ok.
Great interest always ceIters on Chc
declamatory contests and It IS increased
since the admission of women to the col
lege. although the young women and
young men do not compete against each
other.
The prize eXtempOraneOuS speaking viii
take place on Tuesday forenoon. The
speakers have not as yet been announced.
The senior class day exercises will be
Tuesday afternoon, and will be one Of
the best events of commencement week.
The class-day programme will include the
usual class grafton, history. poem, SOHg
farewell to the college buildings, tree
planting presidents farewell and Il COM
edy. There viii be no pipe of peace"
smoked. as this Will be left FOR the Sup
per at night.
Graduating exercises will be held
Wednesday morning, June p. On this
occasion the announcements Of degrees,
honors. seQpests, gifts, etc, viii be made.