The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-06-10
CLOSED LAST EVENING WITH
PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.

fTcu l2Ilp, zee 1telSntS.
Winifred Catlett, Brookings.
Manley Champlin, Faulkton
Roy Clark, Howard.
Chas. l. .Coughlin, Carthage.
Cecil Denhart, White.
Ada b. Erwin, Brookings.
Iva Evans, BrookingS.
John Furnstahl, Howard.
Harvey Jensen, Brookings.
Robert Jones, Revillo.
Alvin Kremer, Brookings.
Lloyd Lane, Alcester.
Ralph McKeown, Elkton
Sidney Marquis, Clear Lake.
Chester Matheny, Brookings.
John Odland, Beach, N. ID.
Ellen Palm, Norden. 49,.
Ruth Peirce, Brookings.
George Phillips, Webster.
Johnson Sarvis, Brookings.
Frank Sperb, Tyndall
Joseph Swering, Brookings.
Timothy Treacy, Howard.
Carl Vernlund, Astoria.
Orland White, belmont.
Jacob o. Wickre, Webster. :
Mary Wright, De Smet.
The exercises of the week began
with the annual junior-senior banquet,
which was. held In the dormitory on
Friday evening. The occasion was
love-feast, all of the rivalry OF the
past three years being forgotten and
both classes enjoyed a merry good
time. The decorations were in white
and navy blue, the senior colors, and
In maroon and cream, the junior col
ors. A five-piece orchestra, consist
ing of Prof. Christensen, Leslie An
derson, Guy Abbot, Ben Schaphorst
and Miss Ida Nicholson, furnished
music for the occasion. After an elab-
crate five-course banquet had been
served toasts were given by the mem.
bers of both classes. Miss Cecile
Welch, president of the junior class,
acted rs toastmistress, and called up
on Chas. Coughlin, who responded to
the toast, Athletics" Four years
work in every line of athletics gave
Mr.. Coughlin ample material and he
was equal to the occasion. He was
by Howard Biggar, who spoke
IN Our Nicknames. Miss Ada Erwin
to the toast Troubles" cit
ng examples of each college year.
Harvey Jensen, founder of "Tammany"
,xtolled the virtues of that organiza-
ion. Miss Amy Ladd's toast was
Rccoilt ctions,' and she was followed
~ Carl Vernelund whose theme was
College Buildings" Fred Matheny
lepicted the Strenuous Life" and w.
v. Wahls toast was "Off Again, On
again" The tOasts were concluded
" Winifred Catlett, who gave splen-
i'd one to Our Futures" After being
on the dormitory steps,
10Th classes repaired to the campus,
There the ''hatchet" was buried and
he pipe of peace" smoked. College
ellis and songs closed an enjoyable
vening.
The annual contest of the Athenian
nd Miltonian literary societies was
eld at the college chapel Friday even
ng. Each society presented an ora
ion, an essay and a reading, the pro-
ram being as follows: Orations,
'ichard Fridley, Miltonian, Herman
'agel, Athenian; essays, Ralph Croth-
RS, Miltonian, Carl Vernlund, Athen-
an; readings, Miss Telia Lindskog,
1iltonian, Miss Amy Ladd, Athenian
he decision of the judges gave the
ration and essay to the Athenians
nd the reading to the Miltonians.
he victory of the Athenians gives
hem possession OF the faculty trophy
or the next year.
Sunday morning at the M. h. church
lev. John w. Taylor, of Aberdeen,
reached the baccalaureate sermon.
Ir. Taylor's effort was a scholarly
ne, replete with good advice to the
oung people before him. as well as
n entertaining and inspiring sermon
O the large audience present. In the