The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Southeast Normal School Students
Complete Course of Study.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cape Girardeau. No.. June 1.-THE TWEEN
ty-sevenfh commencement week Of the
Southeast Normal School. Third District,
closed to-day.
The baccalaureate sermon was delivered
tss me 6eot Re xsrnn pS1,S, r, 2. Smart OF
Sunday.
The faculty medal was awarded to Miss
Margaret Bates. formerly of Wayne Coun-
Tn elementary graduating exercises took
place on Tuesday. w. d. vanDiver. de-
Tn oratorical contest was on Tuesday
evening. there being five contestants for the
regents medal. which was awarded to J.
graduates Of elementary class of 1901 are:
Louise Dcrst. Joshua Fixwart. Bertha Fair
fails' L H = 'A seiie 1 IsSma ner Eimsr f Iass. k zss;
Miller. Lillian MoIEan: Curt. Miller. seul:A No
sample. q. T.. Tusei. Grace weave. Lssis
Weleh Jennie whitiOck. Matte wilel. Albert
Thomas L Rubey of Chillicothe delivered
the annual address, which was followed By
e ene pI Sx P1sssdsn 81 %ip'Smds % tine 'ea 4Ss
names Of the seniors are as follows:
d J. Atkinson. Elma Buehrmann. Anneete
E Eue BaIles. Ella hs1 B 6Sa.s c' SEN. Il Ia. s'e cov. zap y.
ssph a. Duckworth. Barbara Judsn, Francis A.
Knight. Marguerite Machen. Edmond Perry.
Maui 3 smith Rs,d KATE 4 4 smith NTH E snSa: M M:n sni IA;
Lee Woody. Addis Wilson. Matilda whiselsw. a.
w. Groves. Aim Juden-
The faculty for 1901 and 1soe remains tAs
same OF year just closed. which IL regarde6
as one of the most successful in ell Depart
ments since its organization In 1873.
McKENDRICk COLLEGE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lebanon. III. June 1.-THE Joint Board Of
Trustees and visitors Of Mckendreo College
held Its annual meeting to-day.
President Chamberlin Of the college 70
ported an extension of one years time IN
the gift of S2c.oo by Doctor D. K: Pear.ons.
fhA lNhienOn hflanfhrnnt rnnAftfonA1 IN
on raising $4,000 more, and ais reported
that Sio!ee OF this latter amount has bsen
seSaisH; hs and ,dp espres sne G ihs Se,i ir s a. sSs
full amount Of the $4,000 endowment viii
bs obtained
The treasurer of the endowment fund re-
ported the amount of endowment now In
use a little more than $4,000.
Resolutions OF coincidence on the deaths
of Doctor William Wallis of Lebanon and
W. +. L. Hadley o: E~dwardsville. former
members of the joint board. were adopted.
elected for a term Of three Year,. a. fol-
lows:
H. ]. cantwer. ST. Louis: the Reverend II n.
ESuis: Judge William stcier. csn.asiis: n.
si,essII' M Hsa% d sSsSsr: X, h.~F s:~:s.ns c ''e 9.
Nash. ysrseyyilie; John 7. Brown: vandaIia;, the
r ser fcaia: q the y Rs clsrs; c Es;Ss.i I Sa.n 8. S H..''; y.
Louis: VI. V. Byars. st. Louis.
Joseph Kreis of L1sansport. Ind. was
ceased. term expiring in 1ao2. and II. n.
Woodward Of Palestine. ILL.,. was elected
ceased. term expiring in 1903.
The following faculty was elected. for
the ensuing year:
philosophy. Doctor n, Il. Chambetlin: professor
% Gssin- j P9S.er g Mi pai1er. e n, %eIson: Pr %:;
mates and astronomy. George W. Greenwood.
esa.7: 5rS e ss'' Gs d is'sass: E Es.ia ! p. p %ss:
professor of Roman. languages and literature.
Sbni sa5piied: professor ofor ,nsssu1 oe EIsii nn,, to
Fred pesoli; professor Of vocal music. Miss Jen-
other positions to be supplied by the
Executive Committee.
JUDGE William c. Jones Of St. Loui. va.
Trustees and Visitors. Professor James C,
Doiley was elected secretary: Professor f
berlin. Sr.. was elected treasurer. The FOL
lowing Executive Committee was chosen:
Doctor NJ. II. Chamberiin. president; Doc
berlin. sr.. Judge W. c. Jones. a. " Mop-
Kiss and T. A. Wilson The following com
missioners OF the endowment fund were
ris and +. 4. Wilson.
The following degrees were voted:
nd haeh f1sd OF " Ari R 1 1sn L risssy; Mount sns We
3u1dai u. Al.amon'; WIII,s% : ThTsii. Lebanon:
bachelor Of Law-Aisuei Pianeellas. C.yry.
bachelor Of Music-Gertrude Gerh,ns. Ips,-
ham; Amy Bachmann. salem: Edith Lemen. Col
i%insyille: Blanche 9; Besole. O'Fsiion. and VIII
Master Of Arts pro merito-w. v. Byars, q.
Louis.
Master Of Science. pro merito-James N. Dick
son. Chester.
The honorary degree OF doctor Of divinity
was conferred upon the Reverend Charles
A. Crane Of Boston.
The Alumni Association elected the fol-
lowing officers this afternoon for the en-
suing year:
President. W.. g. kaufman. East st. Louis:
vice president. Nellie r.. Gehman, Lebanon: sec
Rotary. Mrs T. L. Hammer. Lebanon: treas
urer. Doctor E. l. Waggoner. Lebanon; his
torian, President NJ II. Chamberlain. Executive
Goumittee. Professor z - Msggoner. Mrs {.
lie berwick. Mrs. Herbert Morpiss and the Rev
erend Victor W.. Thrail.
The annual reunion of the Alumni Asso-
citation was held tonight. To-morroW the
.esuiar commencement exercises will taks
place.
ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
SPECIAL
Bloomington Ill. June 2-This was alumna