The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-08
FINE BODY OF STUDENTS
WILL GRADUATE FROM whitman

| the glee club and president of the de-
bate council, Wolfe has undertaken
nearly nearly every student activity
represented on the platform. Mr.. Wolfe
has chosen teaching for his profession
and will be an instructor in the Pa
louise high school next year.
| Flora Morgan. vice president of the
class, is an alumni Of the Dayton high
school. Miss Morgan has always been
| a prominent worker in the Y. w. c. A
and was this year president of that
organization. Miss Morgan is a men,
I! Der of the Libethrean society Of which
she has always been an earnest worker.
Miss Morgan will also teach school al
though she has as yet, not definitely
accepted any position. Miss Morgan
will get degree in the literary course.
| Joe Allen, secretary of this class, is
a graduate of the Spokane high school.
Although Allen has only spent three
years of his college course at Whitman
yet there is not a better known nor
better liked fellow on the campus. Last
year Allen was manager of baseball
| and brought it out ahead despite the
heavy rains which deprived him of his
Decoration day game. This year he
was chairman of the student control
committee of Billings hall which was
or ganized for the first time under him.
He is also president Of the Atheneum
Literary society this year. Allen will
take studies leading to a degree in
| law. He will take a degree in litera
ture from the local college.
! Edith Vestal, graduate of Puget
Sound academy is the treasurer. Miss
Vestal has been prominent in college
literary circles, being on the staff of
The Pioneer for two years and also
president Of her literary society, the
! Philolithian, while she was a junior
Miss Vestal is another of the class
who will teach school, She will receive
a B.L.
Haylett O'Neill, is another member
of the class who has graduated from
| the Spokane high school. O'Neill is
| the best student in the class and one
of the best athletes in school. For
| three years he was member of the
| college football team and is also an in
tercollegiate basketball player. For
three years too, he was a member of
| the college Glee Club, singing second
| bass in this organization. At last
commencement he was the commence
! ment marshal. He is a candidate for a
! degree in arts. He will take a course
in the Boston school Of technology upon
completion of his course here.
Mabel McDill. graduate of Penile-
ton academy is the only member Of the
Dill was for two years president of the
Libethrean literary society and has al
ways been looked upon as one of the
strongest members of this organization.
Miss McDill has also been prominent
in Y. w. G.. A. work, a member of that
cabinet for two years. She took the
role of Lydia Languish" in the sophO-
omore play and was one of the best
sustained characters in the play. She
will also receive an ALB. Miss McDill
will teach school in the Davenport
high school next year.
William Gaius Greenslade has been
any man now n college. A veteran of
five intercollegiate debates, president
of the associated students, editor in
al
debate council, manager of debate and
oratOry, president of the Athenaeum
literary society, and twice a member
of the Y. NJ. c. A. cabinet. Greenslade
has a most enviable record of any
Whitman college students now grad
uating.
Helen McDOuall is another graduate
Of the Spokane high school who is a
member of this class. For three years
Miss McDouall has been one of the
most valued members of the Pioneer
staff. She is also one Of the most en-
thusiastic members of the Libethrean
literary society, the only girl in school
who has had the honor of representing
her society in inter-society debate.
She will receive a degree in the arts
course. Miss McDouall will also be a
teacher.
Calvin Cornelius Thomson has been
a student on the campus for eight
years, completing both his college and
academy course here. He has been a
member Of the College Glee club for
four years and has twice been presi-
dent of that organization. In his jul
niOr year he represented the college
in the intercollegiate oratorical con-
test with w. S. c. This year he was
president of the intercollegiate orato-
rical association. For four years he
! has been a member of the Y. M. c. A
cabinet and an earnest supporter of
this work. He is this year manager of
the Pioneer. Thomson will take de-
gree in the literary course. He has ac-
cepted for next year an assistant pas
torate in the Presbyterian church at
North Yakima.
Lillian Robinson, graduate of
Waitsburg academy. entered her class
in the junior year. Although she has
been but a short time with the class
there is not more popular girl in the
class nor a better student. She is
member of the Libethrean Literary So
ciety and is a candidate for a degree