Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-06-22
NOW FOR VACATION
commencement Exercises Held at
Sacred Heart College And
Northwestern University.

The thirty-second annual commence
ment of Sacred Heart College took
place Tuesday and an elaborateprogram
was carried out at Corby Hall beginn-
ing at 10 o'clock in the morning. Many
out of town visitors and friends of the
institution with large number from
the city were present when the exer-
| cises began. Owing to the absence Of
Rev. Murray of Chicago the ANIMAL
Grafton was delivered by Rev. M. Cliff
ford of Portage
Corby Hall was neatly decorated for
the occasion and the college colors,
blue and gold, were in evidence about
the buildings. The following students
graduated in the commercial course:
Christopher Brooks, James M. Moore,
Charles Salick, Joseph Ryan, Water
town, Francis Kennedy, Gratiot, Peter
Reuter-, Kaukauna, The following
were given special honors: First honor,
silver medals for conduct, Henry Tie
derbohl, Lawrence Tiederbohl, Chica-
go; Francis Dorsey, Watertown; re-
newed first honors. Richard Collentine,
Monroe; Leo Harrington, Ironwood,
Mich; Lawrence Ryan, Chicago; Chris
tian Doctrine, Charles Clayton, Chica-
go; renewed. Harry Ledwidge Chica-
go; DR.. Johnson gold medal, Francis
Kennedy, Gratiot; gold medal, penman-
ship, Dan Murphy, Bear Creek; first
honor class conduct gold medal, Daniel
Murphy, Bear Creek; Fred Hamilton,
Beloit; Joseph Pollard, Lyndon; Ed
ward Tiederbohl Chicago
Following is the program of exer-
S. S. Mullen
Essay. Commercial Education ;............
FrarciS M. Kennedy, 'O4
Violin solo, Selection from II Travatore ......
Lawrence Ryan
Grafton, Our American Citizen. ..
Charles H. Mcmahon, '05
Piano selection SGstSTnH 8 s: Mnilen Rrassin
Essay, A Plea for the Classics
Richard J. Collentine, 'O5
Vocal solo, The Standard Watch. ..Lindpainter
James F.Quigley
Piano selection, Birthday Waltz Mendelssohn
Richard J. Collentine
'io0'0 " James nj. Moore. 'o4
Piano selection, Murmuring Zephyrs Jensen
>. >. Mullen
Grafton of the Day. ..................
ev.-M- Clifford
The annual commencement exercises
of Northwestern University took place
at the university chapel Tuesday au 10
a. N. and were witnessed by large
number of friends and patrons of the
institution. Monday night the student
body participated in the annual seren-
ade of mem bers of the faculty and later
attired in snowy sheets of white parad-
ed some of the city streets. At the ex-
ercises this morning the Northwestern
University choir and orchestra fur
nished the musical part of the program
which follows:
March Romano Il w = D.. ...Gounod
Hymn, Elm Feste Burg ist unser Gott..
To be sung by the Assembly
Rev. j. Kingmann
Latin Grafton, HOmerum optimum pictorem
Christian J. Sauer Juneau
Song, Domino, SalXam va fac scholam. ............
English Grafton, WilliamLloyd Garrison, who
through forces purely re- moral, weakened and
Rdo4 e g5 ahe
Hearts ana fiS"S5s r. @. Il. Orchestra moses i00an'
German OratiOn, Segen der Arbeit.. ...........
Ernst Phi. DOrnfeld, Milwaukee
Song, Hymne. .......... 49,. E. Fl. Mehul
n. w. U. Choir
Closing address and distribution of diplomas.
Hymn, Elm feste Burg ist unser Gott ..........
To be sung by the Assembly
Bened1ct1On.
Night in Granada. . ..............C. KreutZer
= . n w. u Orchestra
At the conclusion of the regular pro-
gram President A. F. Ernst delivered
short address to the student body and
visitors.
The following students were awarded
diplomas in the classical course: Adolf
C. Baebenroth, Ernst P. Dornfeld, Fred
rick Kosanke. Milw aukee; Christian J.
Sauer, juneau; Robert ava Lallemant,
Rudolf Ernst, Watertown;
Carl Verges, Norfolk, Neb.
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