Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-10

More. b. A.. 1907 QSnglish). Brewer;
Frances May Pol, b. A., (Smith Col
lege), 1906 (English), Bangor. Master
of Science: Robert Edmund Clayton.
B. s., 1907 Chemistry. Bangor; Joanna
Carver Colcord, B. S., 1906 Chemistry,
Searsport; Albert Guy Durgin, b. s.,
Chemistry, lOrono; Albert William
Stevens, B. S. in Electrical Engineer
ing, 1907 electrical Engineering), Bel
fast: Willis Flye Washburn, B. S., 1907
chemistry, Orono. Master of Laws:
Harry Mcdonald Nolan. LII. B., 1908,
car Lewis Grover, B. c. E., 1897, Rich
mond, Va; Robert Franklin Olds, B. S.
in Civil Engineering, 1906, Portland;
John Herman Quimby, B. S. in Civil
Engineering, 1904, New York, N. Y.
Electrical Engineer: Herbert Walter
Bachelor. B. S. in Electrical Engineer
ing, 1906. Schenectady. N. Y. Mechani-
cal Engineer: Caleb Hartwell john
son, B. S. in Mechanical Engineering,
1906, Nahant. Mass.
Certificates in the School Course in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Willard Bates,
Biddeford: John Howard Dow, Castle
Hill; Robert Burton Harris, Portland;
Ernest Cousins Leach, East 'Edding-
ton; Harry Monroe Look, Jonesboro.
Honors awarded--General Honors,
Bertrand French Brann, Walter Lee
Emerson, William Andrew Fogler, Mer-
ton Taylor Goodrich, Howard Rich
Johnson, Frederick Daniel Knight
Harold Arthur Rich, Cora May Shaw
Elton LaForrest Towle. General Hon
ors in the College of Law, James Blenn
Perkins, Forrest Belmont Snow.
The annual Commencement dinner
was held in the gymnasium at o'clock.
The last occasion of the week was
the Senior ball. which was held in the
gymnasium at $50 Wednesday evening.
The ball will be long remembered by all
who were present. The Junior class
had left up their elaborate decorations
for the Junior promenade, which were
presented to the Senior class. The gym
naspm has never before been so beau
tifully decorated for similar occa-
sion. Pullen's Orchestra furnished lnu-
sic and as usual the large gymnasium
floor was in perfect condition.
The reception committee consisted OF
Dr. and Mrs George E. Fellows. Hon.
and Mrs. John M. Oak and Frederick
d. Knight, president of the class.
The patronesses We're Mrs. James N.
Hart, Mrs. James Stevens, Mrs. Will
liam f. Watz, Mrs. Robert j. Spragne,
Mrs. Charles d. Woods, Mrs. John II
Huddilston, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Balen-
tine Mrs. Carrie Belcher, Mrs. Fay
Harding, Mrs. Nellie E. Lane, Mrs.
Ellen l.. Leib, Mrs. Harriet A. Lord,
Mrs. W.. II. Nauman, Mrs. Bertha
Moulton and Mrs. Mary J. Parcher.
Howard G. Philbrook was floor di-
rector. His aids were Harry A. White,
Harry c. Sutton. Benjamin l.. Roberts,
Harold D. Haggett, Harry f. Morrill,,
Guy Williams. Herman b. Smith,
Dwight Woodbury., Elmer O. Pray
Henry L. Nash. Arthur F. Neal. Will
bur o. Smith and Edward w. Bridg-
ham.
The Commencement ball committee
consisted of Thurman G. WescOtt,
Merle f. Merriman. Irving H. Moore,
Herbert r. Pettigrew and Frank c.
Richardson.
The officers of the Glass Of 1909 are:
President, F. d. Knight; vice presi-
dent f. q. Pray; secretary, Cora NJ.
Shaw; treasurer, P. w. Ham.
Harry Edward Sutton. Guy EllicOtt
Torrey, Harold Arthur Rich and Elmer
Onsvile Pray were the executive COM
mittee,