The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-06-11
GRADUATION WEEK
WILL Be BUSY ONE
WISCONSIN STATE UNIVERSITY
WILL GIVE TO coo STUDENTS
DEGREES.
EXERCISES BEGIN JUNE II,
Great Number of Young Men and Won
en- to Take Part in Numerous Cere-
monies on Programme.
MILWAUKEEANS TO PARTICIPATE.

MILWAUREEANS ~ FAX IiCIfA ! =
MADISON, Wis, June G.-l Special
Over 600 students will receive degrees
next week from the various colleges OF
the University of Wisconsin in the
annual commencement exercises, which
will begin Friday and last until the fol-
lowing Wednesday. There will be 300
baccalaurcate degrees given out and over
100 higher degrees.
Over 125 members Of the graduating
class will appear in the various exercises
which are connected with the annual
week of events which characterize the
end of the college year.
Senior week will begin with the com
mencement concert. to he given is As
sembly hall Friday afternoon June l..
British Ambassador James Bryce Will
deliver the bacCaiaurcItc address to the
class at the Armory Sunday afternoon.
President Van Hise delivered both the
baccalaureate address and the com
mcncement addresses last year, but hr
Will give only the commencement ad
dress this year.
Class Day June Is
The class day exercises which will
take place Monday, June -, and will
occupy the entire day with programme
in which over fifty members of the class
will appear before the public viii be
gin at 10 O'Clock in the morning with
the Ivy exercises, which take place on
the upper campus hear University hall.
The programme is as follows:
Address OF welcome, George 9. Mathews,
burlington.
Ivy planter, Phillip C. schwonhor, La
Crosse.
Ivy GRAFTON. Ray NJ Stroud, Portage.
Ivy ode Laura Jameson, Ppynettc.
Farewell to buildings william NJ. Lesser
son, Madison.
The class day exercises proper will be
held AT o'clock in the afternoon at As
sembly hall, with the following pro-
Gramme:
Glass history, John v Muancy, East
Troy, and Susan NJ. Armstrong, Madison.
Class poem, Martha X. VERT, Forreston,
Glass day Grafton, Edward NJ Mcmahon,
Milwaukee
Farewell to underclassmcn, Leslie NJ.
Junior response, Charles c. pcarcc,
Dodgcvillc
Music, piano duc4, Walter W, Kuster-
man, Madison, and Helen Flint, Madison.
Class statistics, Il. A. Schmidt, Madison.
Presentation OF memorial which Is TINS
year a sun dial for the Upper Campus,
Homer A. benton, Madison
Acceptance of faculty, Prof Il. X Mau-
Yer.
Farewell to faculty, Gerard A. GcsscIl,
Madison.
Class prophecy, Edlth Swcnsou. Madison,
aud George &. Matthews, Burlington
Will Present "The Mikado."
The cast for the presentation Of "Thc
Mikado" on Monday and Tuesday even
iugs Of this week ~ as follows:
Nauh Poo, high browcd youth dis
fuisCd as II second trombone, Y. a Bart.
KoKo, the lord high cxecutloncr Of Tiu-
pu, 4. j., Grobo, Megomoni"
Pooh Bah, lord high everything else,
George Il. IIlIl Milwaukee.
PIsh 1nsh, noble ford, Charles l.. BY
ron Milwaukee.
Yum Yum ward and nanccc Of KoKo In
love with Nauki Poo, Frances Han, Madl-
son.
Pctu sing chum OF Yum Yum, Ruby
Hlldebrand, Milwaukee.
peep Boo, dear friend Of Yum Yum,
Frances Clcary, Platt"yile
Katisha, a high born lady past first youth
IN pursuit Of NauN Poo, Loulsc ED, Az.
Ilrton.
In addition to these there win be- q
chorus Of nifty voices.
The girls chorus OF tbc Nkadp will
b. composed Of the following members Of
the class:
Alice Borrrson, In Crosse. Martha Wrrtz.
Forrcstou, IN; May jenkins EIrDy. Ruth
Van Slykr, Madison: Anna stevens Evans
Niilc; Louise walker Madison, Auna Ruoth.
sun Prairie, Edna Brown Rhurludrr.
Helen Flint Madison, Hectic Murrhsp..
Madison, Alice Evans, Madison. Nuru Nup.
rud, Wosthy; Rcyuair purmnlnr ShubDyrHu.
Noble Wright. Madison Katherine MAJ
Murtvr, Nuupa"a: Jnuo5 Gr"yuruus, BeI.I
May Whitclaw Pprtug" Eva lewis H.
cine Grace Brwick Madi7'u. Charlotte