The San Francisco call., 1910-05-21
CARDINAL Senior
EXERCISES Held
Progressive Movement Cham
pioned at Dedication of the
Class Plate
Student Body Chiefs Express
Feeling of Fellows in
Their 0rati0ns

III ASlcs winch were leiQ IN tne ola
chapel this morning. marked the be-
ginning Of the events Of senior week,
with which the class viii celebrate its
graduation. The exercises included the
reading Of the class history and the
class viii. After the exercises came
The dedication OF the 1910 plate on the
quad, and the transference Of the me-
mortal duty TO the class OF 1911.
Leland Stanford Scott Of Alameda.
president OF the senioT class, opened
the proceedings with a short talk in
which he welcomed the visitors to the
campus and IN which he spoke TO the
class regarding its duty to the univer-
sity In future years.
FRIENDSHIP VALUED
he spoke in part as follows:
Doctor Jordan and Fellow Class
men: Class spirit should be felt at its
highest during this space of time. when
" meet for the last time as an or
nized body OF a student body. Four
ears We have been carrying along the
fortunes OF 1910 in its various activi
ties. Dramatics athletics, forensics.
the social life. and various other forms
Of activities outside of the usual pur-
suit Of knowledge have bound us to-
gether as a unit
Friendships have been made out of
these activities which will be highly
valued throughout after life. In re-
turn we should give something to our
alma mater which has made possible
al these things. No higher or nobler
sim could be set before every alumnus
for repaying this institution for these
privileges it has afforded us than the
sdvancement of the university. An
active interest is what is expected and
due from every member Of the gradual
ing class.
W. P. Fuller Jr. Of San Francisco
read the class history, in which the
deeds Of the class Of 1910 were recorded.
dte laid especial stress on the fact that
the class had had 10 varsity captains
IN five sports. the first time that such
e thing had occurred in the history Of
the university
WIILED TO 1911
n Y Malone. the vice president Of
the student body, read the class will.
which formally handed over the uni
versity duties Of the senior class to
1871, the coming seniors. Many light
touches We're added by local hits and
numerous jokes on prominent men, and
especially the prominent "queeners." A
reference was made to the recent Leaf
incident when Malone dedicated to
Erie III. Leaf the right to the use of
Lake Lsgunitas at any and all times"
Immediately following the concIu-
sion Of the class day exercises came the
dedication of the plate Of the class of
1910 In the inner quadrangle. Samson
A. Lindauer OF Deming. y NJ. delivered
The class oration al this time. In this
speech he championed the cause of the
progressive movement which is sweep
ing over the country, and said that the
only way in which college man could
iustifv his education was by anying
himself with the progressive forces In
part he spoke as follows;
on SIDE OF RIGHT
For four years we have devoted our
selves 70 the acquisition Of an. eduea-
tion. But how useless is the possess
sion Of mere knowledge unless it is
employed as Yirile and positive force
upon the side Of right truth and q
progressive civilization. The battle for
human equality and liberty is cease
less. and 1T devolves upon US, as col
lege men and, women, 10 unite our
selves to the progressive side. Equality
before the law is the battle cry of our
day Men not measures is our need.
Perhaps the words Of Judge Lindsey
that the colleges are. turning out more
criminals than the PRISONS can be
shown TO be absolutely untrue. How
ever much Of an eXaggeratiOn il may
he it is in some measure true, and we,
as 2 class, should do our share to Grad
icate the evils that have led TO this
statement"
After this the duty Of placing flow
e-s on the tomb Of Mrs. Stanford was
transferred to the class of 1911 at the
ma usOleu
PRESIDENTS RECEPTION
During the afternoon President and
Mrs. Jordan gave a reception to the
graduating class in the reception room
of the zoology building.
The academic council this morning
granted go degrees. 255 of them being
the degree OF a. B., "a of N. A. de-
2rees of engineer, 4 of J. D. and OF
Phi y.
Those receiving degrees were as fol-
lows:
Bachelor OF Arts
Greek - Alice Honeymsn Collier. Portland:
Rlanch Rible, Sacramento; Hazel Gladys Smith,
Lstin - william Cbsslett Jr. Los Angeles;
- argsret hnns Croghan. Eureka; Donella Mary
D1-oss. @syaeld: fIsabel Mary Dun. Menlo Park;
fuarion Fahcr. Peoria. H.; Abigail Francis Nc
Kee. San Jose: Emily Hannah Radcliffe. oswego,
y y; Minnie Bertha Smith, Olean. y. y;
fAunie Blanche Wallace. Los Angeles.
Germanic Languages-Lulu Beeger. Redwood
Cry. Layds Edith Boutwell, Salt Lake city,
tab: Eva Belle Clark. Fresno; fAuguste G.
Floutien. Los Angeles: Margaret Flickinger,
Council Bluas la: Florence Catherine Gandolfo.
Ventura. carrie Amanda GOodhue. Oakland;
fJacob Anton de Haas. The Hague. Holland:
Edna Hayward San Carlos; Eva HoG, San diego:
Clefa Edna Keller. Los Angeles: Bertha Jane
Knapp Tehachspi; fJennie Cloughly Moore. San
Diego. Charlotte Watrous Morrison. Oakland;
fNerle Brownie Mues. Patio Alto: Ida Stauf,
pal0 Alto Blanche Amelia ThurmOnd. Carpen-
frrls: Mabel Eiouise Van Zwelenburg, Riverside;
Ruth Ermins Wheeler, Denver; Adaline Wright,
Pasadena.
Romanfc Iaugusges-AIice Louise Chapman,
Rc6iands: Henry Hax0. san Francisco.
English-Clement Hsrrisse Arnold. San Fran
cisco. TTreeland HigbtOwer Ashley, Altadena;
Gem Lee Barker. San Francisco: Elisabeth Lee
buckingham PalO Alto: Sarah Elizabeth Bundr.
Wcstcate. Mary Caroline Conan. palo Alto:
fHram Cornell Fisk. Green Bay Wis: Lenora
Enid Flsgg San Jose; Alice Belle Fowler, Paso
Rohies. Ruth Thayer Frary. San Diego; fReba
Robins Calvin. Berkeley; Florence Gilbert, San
Bcrnardino: Helen Howard Ham, San Ber-
nardino. Jacob Storer Harley. Nernheld, Pa;
Frieda Msthlda Hauswirfh Berne Switzerland;
Bessie Belle Hoover. PalO Alto; Edith Lawson.
Sacramento; Marcia Brucker Lever. Redlands;
stella A. Miller, Huntington Park; Geonrey
Francis Morgan. Los Angeles; Lls Morris
-Mattie Rankin Osborne. Santa Barbgra: Ethel
Rebecca Palmer Los Angeles; fLillie May Rible.
Sacramento; TAlice Eleanor Sbnn, Oakland;
Caroline Ettella Smith. Los Angeles; fElizabeth
thompson. BalO Alto; Lucille Ozier Wheeler,
los Angeles; Cozymine Wilson. Pasadena.
Psychoiogv-Eupha May Foley. Bloomington,
Ind; Arthur Sinton Otis. Pasadena.
Education-Homer Ward Campbell. San Jose;
Edward Samuel EFenden. McMinnFile. Ore;
Marshall Weston Fisher. Msyfeld; Arthur Heche.
Pomona, Cora Lilo Mcmillan Browns Valley;