The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-27
MOUNT
ANGEL
COLLEGE
Program of Graduating Ex-
erciSeS
Play of William Tell Success,
fully Presented

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"Lustspiel" Overture .... Keller Bela
College Band.
Welcome Song D.. .............,..'
College Glee Club
"William Tell" After the German OF
.Schiller-A drama in six scenes.
Last Smile" ......... Wollenhaupt
Edward Sheridan
Dance of the Brownies" Kamman
College Orchestra
"All Hits Medley" ..... G. A. White
College Glee Club
Distribution of Medals
Conferring of Degrees
Valedictory ....... A. B. Hermann
Cast Of William Tell
Produced under the direction of
Rev. f.. Adelhelm, o. S. b.
William Tell-William Maloney
Walter Tell. his son-Frank Sullivan.
Walter Furst, Tells father-in-law -
Thomas Walsh.
uffacher-Robert Irving
Hunn-Stanley Mckay
Old Melchthal-Harvey Craig
Young Melchthal-Frederick Gearin
Reding Landammann-John Porter
Old Rudy, Rudy, Kuny, Werner, Swiss
Fishermen-Charles Schwarze, Mar
tin Deragisch, William Waters,
Flavius Meier.
Baumgart, fugitlve-Edward Sheridan
gallan
Two Boys, sons TO Rudy--John Brown
Ernest Hood
Stussy, a hunter-Edwin Gambee
Gessler. Landenberg, landlords-Lar-
ken Shell, Ralph Mclaughlin
ANNG,vh,,,w Gurfgg No.
bleman--William Cronin
Rudolph Harras, knight-William
Riley
Dorner a lnight-Harry Woodrum
Louis page to Landenberg-Daniel
O'Neil
Tenant--JohnBroga
Sigrist-Joseph Moran
Stier of Uri-Arthur Cornell.
Soldier-George White
Winkelried-Frank Loveless
Fisherboys, Soldiers, Servants, etc
Lyman Shorey, Donald Cowles,
Lawrence Brown, Edward Barrett,
Harold Manion, Herbert Ganahl, John
Meier, Harry, Cohen, Robert Naugh-
ton, William Sullivan, James Myhan
Edward Moran. Allen Pugh, Alex
ander Kane, Edward Harris, John
Kaup, William Concannon.
Vocal Quartet-Benedict Davis, VIII
liam Cronin, Lyman Shorey, Donald
Cowles
Charles Armstrong Stage Manager.
Graduates.
Bernard Hermann, b. A.; John U.
Byron, Master Accounts; John +.
Brogan NJ A.. Roy Stapleton, M. A. /;
John ID. Porter, NJ. A.; James ID. Casey
NJ. A.. Richard b. Lyons, M. A.; Er.
nest NJ. Leonnlg, NJ A.. John E. Mic.
tel, NJ. A.; Gregory ]. McGregor, NJ
A.; George II. Jennings, M. A.
Medals Awarded.
Medals were given as rewards OF
studies and attention to discipline:
In the seminary, for general excel.
lency-Paul Herbring.
For general profciency-Flayius
Meier of Salem, Oregon.
In the college, for application-Rich
ard Lyons, of Lyons, Oregon.
For proficiency in Studies-Harvey
Craig, of Macleay, Oregon.
For general eXcellency-- Francis
Dubois, Gervais, Oregon.
For good conduct-Chas. Schwartz
Of Healdsburg. Cal.
For proficiency in music-Edwar'
Sheridan, Of Portland, Oregon.
For proficiency In penmanship-
James Connolly, The Dalles Oregon
For proficiency i'm bookkeeping
John +. Brogan, The Dalles, Oregon
Junior department. for applications,
Herbert Wirfs.
Minims' department, highest pc
centage-Robert Barrett, Portlan
| Oregon.
Tn drama. william Tell" was I'd
principal feature OF the entertainmed
Il is a heavy undertaking for collel
ians, but was given in a thorough ai
tistic manner, with deep apprecid
ton OF the force and beauty of thl
lines.
william Tell" William Maloney n
the title role gave clever personii
cation OF the Swiss hero, and Williai
Cronin as Swiss nobleman, an
Thomas Walsh as Tells father.in.la
made favorable impressions. Johl
Porter, of Salem, ably delineated on
of the principal characters, Redh
Landammann." Larkin Shell an
Mel aughlin, as the two malevoIe
landlords, exhibited good acting at
delineation of character in their sd
eral parts.
The vocal music was exceptional
nne, The quartet with trebled parl
scored a pronounced hit under
direction OF Rev, Father Dominic
5. b. They rendered classic and I'M
odies and were forced to respond
| enCores.
The orchestra, which Is compos 81
OF fifteen pieces. and the college ba
OF twenty-five pieces, each rende,
several choice selections which wl
Wen received and We're thorougI
enjoyed by all present.
Many visited the new buildings
course OF erection and enioyed
beautiful walks on the college cam
before and after the exercises.
In artistic merit, musical ability
oraiorical excellence, the colleelW
OF Mount Angel college compare
orably with any of the collegiate
suuuOns of Oregon.
Bed Time