The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22
SEVENTEENTH CLASS GRADUATES.
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commendable as none Of the class
had ever appeared before the public
The program was opened by a piano
duet from the music department
after which mGnologue, Tho Lion
and the Mouse, = was recited BY Miss
Elsie Hadenfeldt. Various char
acters Of this interesting story were
finely impersonated. and in voice and
expression Miss Hadenfeldt showed
herself to be reader Of exceptional
promise.
The farce entitled. Not q. Man in
the House" by the class, was then
given and brought down the house.
Before they were all through with
their troubles, they concluded It would
be better to have : man in the house.
Miss Garnet Norman favored the audi
ence with whistling solo and was
not allowed to stop until she had res-
ponded to two hearty encorss. Miss
Norman has new notes to delight her
audience at every appearance. Deni.
son has an artist 10 Miss N1rman
that cannot be surpassed in the count-
81. The program was closed by . re-
aiding by MISS Florence Baker who
graduated from this department in
1907. and this year graduated from
North Western University. Her
selection was Cinderella" by Dimes.
Miss Baker showed herself to be !
master Of the art Of expression and
her friends are not disappointd IN
their expectations. We understand
that she takes . position next year
in Minnesota. The work in the do
partment Of oratory has been very
satisfactory. Miss Brackney has
shown unusual skill in organizing and
assigning parts and training those
under her charge.
On Thursday evening, the 18th,
Commencement proper was held in
1.-THE Baptist church. The class secured
President A. b Storms Of the College
Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at
Ames to give the Commencement adj
dress. President storms took for his
Subject, ..The Age Of Science. = It is
unnecessary 70 ray that the address.
was full Of thought, with though tful
| illustrations to entertain and oratory
to delight all. Following the address.
y. p. Conner, president Of the board.
presented the diplomat TO- the class,
which closed the exercises Of the
evening. The College follows the
custom observed In some other count.
ries. with closing educational func-
tions By singing the National hymn.
90 all Joined in singing America. =
and the commencement was over.
Immediately after the exercises were
closed, the. Alumni and their friends
adjourned to the Carnegie club room
for the annual banquet. Our favorite
caterer, Mira. Silleto, had - delicious
repast ready to serve. and the CONF
pany Of about sixty were seated to
enjoy social hour. At the close Of
the supper. the president Of the
Alumni, Miss Helen Hayes. called
for toasts. Mr.. Roland Philbrook.
100, now Of the State University,
welcomed the company and especially
the new class. Miss Marion Hayes
responded on behalf of the class to
the toast. Beyond the Threrhold. .
Mr.. Maurice Schofeld. 80. Of Gar
dena, California. responded to Tricks
Of the Trade, = which gave founia-
tion for philosophy fun and avdice.
THE Measure Of q Man, was pre-
sented by Judge Conner. Miss
Edna Raine, '06, spoke on 1.-THE
joys Of Life and Prof. Van Ness
closed the exercises with q few facts
about the Wanderers. z The toast
mistress proved an adept in her in
PRODUCTION Of poetry and prose, and
all of the coasters were in happy
mood with wit and wisdom. and the
hour passed al too quickly. The
officers elected for the coming year
are Miss Ethel Miller, president, and
Mr.. Harry Heisen, Secretary and
Treasurer.
It is delight to- know that there
was not single hitch in the week q
program; delightful weather. sue
cessful year and large hope for the
coming year. The graduating class
numbered fourteen; Ralph Earl Chase.
Louman P. Sewell. Allen Lyon.
James Kinney. Marion Hayes, Mae
IStribley, Fannie Mcclure. Lille
Aebischer. Winifred Haworth and
Christena Nelson. Guy Romans, John
q. Lange. Blanche Freml, Russell R.
4 Hays.
4 The year closed. there is no rest.
4 The summer term opened on Tues.
day of this week and all is going
along with new life and . start fol
another year. Prot. Van Ness an
nounces the plans for next years