The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
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was a generous roast Of every member of
the class.
Edwin Wilcox, as president of the class
OF 1871 then presented the clss insignia
The Lamp Of Wisdom. 10 the class OF
1902. Miss Lulu AIcGinnis received il on
behalf OF the juniors, making q very ap-
propriate little speech.
This was followed by n class song. the
seniors appearing IN cap and gown and
after their recessional march, their places
were taken by the incoming seniors This
concluded part two.
Part the third was class scene on the
college canpus-the class assembling
around an immense bonfire for last sad
scene-the cremation Of their dearly-hated
essays on Min's Ailitarianism IN the Eth
ic course OF Or. Cavery- With a solemn
dirge the class marched in funeral process
sion and with imprecatory exciamations
the papers were committed 10 the flames
and the ashes buried and forever put 70
rest.
The program was as follows:
Cross Roads High School Commence
ment, Nay Y, 1887.
Glass FloWer-CauiidcWer
Glass CoIor-Red. Green and Lavender.
Glass 8Iotto-"Parting is Such Sweet
Sorrow"
1ALA4 l.
Grand March -...........-..... Lola Sexton
Greeting Song ........................ Class
salutatory Miss Helenne Baynne Reilly
Class History ...-....---..,.-..--------.
....... Miss Carolina Dorothea Bailey
Class Prophecy .......-..-..........-...
.............8 Miss NJ. Jeanette Laycock
Duet-"Over the Waves ..-..-......
Miss Maria Ann Warren, Mr.. Eddie
Ferdinand Wilcox.
Miss Maria Ann Warren
Class Oration-"Out Of the Harbor Into
the Sea .........--......--...-.-..-
Miss Adalyna Arabella Wyghtz Harding.
Class Naledictorian ....-.......---.....
........ Mr.. Eddie Ferdinand Wilcox
Presentation of Diplomas ............-
................ County superintendent
Vocal Solo
(a)-"Du Bist Mein Ar .Brsdsky
(b)-"Good Night Sweet Dreams
--.....-.-.--.-...-...-.-- BlScnon
Miss Evelyn Imboden.
Piano Solo ............. Miss Lola Sexton
Vocal Solo Miss Elizabeth Shattuck
PART II.
Prophecy Of Class 1901 ...............
.................... Miss Jetta Laycock
Presentation of Class Insignia.
....-..-...-......... Mr. Edwin Wilcox
Class Song Succession Of Juniors
PART III
Class Scene ..........--.-..............
....... Conducted on College Campus
During the chapel hour yesterday morn
ing representatives from all the classes
were given an opportunity to review the
year and the achievements of their re-
spective classes. It was an occasion OF
much flow Of wit, eloquence and reason.
The classes naturally were very enthus-
iastic and demonstrative. The speakers
did not hesitate to eulogize their own
classmates and roast the others. The
speakers came in the reverse order Of SEN
iority and were all very enthusiastically
cheered.
Miss Gail Ross spoke for the junior pre-
paratory. She made a fine talk; made
some very happy illusions TO the recent
struggle for the class flags and finally
called on her mates TO Join in their class
yell, which they did with a will
Walter Herrick appeared for the mid
dlers. He made a general address in
defense Of 'prepdom' and thought they
weer all right, especially those below the
senior prep class
Chester lockwood followed for the SEN
ior academy. He declared his class the
most enthusiastic and able in the col
lege; the only class that had fought the
entire college TO a stand still.
Guy Findly as freshman was extreme
" eloquent and oratorical. He spoke Of
the things which stood first in the state
first in Sedgwick county, first IN the city
Of Wichita, and ended as a grand climax.
with the statement that the present
freshman class was the biggest" institu-
ton IN Fair1nOunt college.
Harold Morrison responded on behalf
of the SOphomores, and proudly referred
to the contests in which his class stood
first. He ended with a parody on Ten
nyson's Charge Of the Light Briga<"
Ray Campbell spoke for the juniors. lie
thought his class sort OF golden NEAR"
but that they were specially noted for the
fact that they would soon be seniors.
Miss Adaline Harding then followed for
the seniors. She told how the seniors
flag was still floating from the tower:
how they as seniors were the biggest
pickers' and the best workers" OF the
the faculty in college. She spoke very
pleasantly of their past work as stu
dents
Professor John Barlow closed the flow
of oratory He urged that every student
even after the graduation should continue
the habit of study; in college the student
has only made IN the process of develop
ment, if the present senior wishes 70 be-
come strong and mature in reasoning
power he must continue the habit Of
study.
Professor Morrison who had led the de-
votiOnal exercises, followed with few
words Of good VIII: the last chapel session
fer the college year lsoo-l91 was history
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