The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-06-16
STATE COLLEGE
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WEEKS EXERCISES CLOSE LAST
EVENING.
CLASS NUMBERSTWENTY-Slx
PLAY AND OTHER CLASS EXER-
CiSES ARE PLEASING.

The state College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts yesterday closed anoth-
er successful year and twenty-six young
men and young women step forth we'll
equipped to do life's work. The past
year has been an unusually successful
one for all departments of the college
and President Slagle and the members
the members of the faculty are to be
congratulated upon the work accom-
plished.
The young people who received the
degree of b. S. yesterday are:
Fay l. Atkinson, White.
Floyd Barber, Alpena.
Howard II. Bigger, Bookings.
Harold NJ. Crothers, Brookings.
Ralph l., Crothers, Brookings.
Walter l.. Tickle, Blunt,
}. Ray Fridley, Brookings.
Edwin b. Grotta, Manchester.
Charles II. Johnson, Hetland.
Milla c. Johnson, Hardwick, MINI.
IGga VI. Kartrude, Hardwick. MINI.
Thomas B.. Kelly, Bookings.
Elmer NJ. Lothrop, Academy.
Robert E. Lloyd, Brookings.
Allie p. Matheny, B~rookings.
Fred c. Matheny, Condo.
Joseph d. Morrison, Top Bar.
Carl Herman T. ]. Nagel, Berlin, Ger.
Albert a. L. Ort, ~Bensenville, Iii.
Andrew Palm, Norden.
Elmer II. SeXauer, B~rookings.
Nettie E. Sheldon, Brookings.
William w. Wahl, Columbia.
Cecile I. WEIGH, Brookings.
Vern G.. Wohlheter, White.
Frank w. Yocum, Parker.
In addition to the above the follow
Ing degrees were conferred:
Master of Science
Benjamin H. Alton R. Adams butcher
Guy S. Youngburg
Mechanical Engineering
George Hofstetter
Pharmacy Graduate
Arthur r. William Geo. A. GoldthOrp
Geo. A, Brown Joseph d. Morrison
Diplomas in Music
Lulu NJ. Casley Jennie Hanson
Ruth j.. PIERCE Leila Skinner
Alice E. Nylander
Certificate in Music
Frances S~cotchbrook
Certificate in Art
Bess Fridley Ethel Lawrence
Certificate in Commercial Science
Amy K. West Alvin Johnson
Certificate in Steam Engineering
Hubert w. Lawson Jonathan Waltner
Otto Faller Ward w. Camel
A L. Bailey Edsel Barley
Alfred Hanson Clare Johnson
Fred Bierman Frank Clark
The exercises of commencement
We're opened on Sunday morning, when
Rev. Ralph P. Smith of Sioux CITY,
delivered the baccalaureate sermon at
the NJ. E. church. Mr.. Smith is a
most interesting and effective speaker
ana the sermon was replete With good
counsel to the young people before
hlm' In the evening Mr.. Smith deliy-
cred the annual address to the Chris
tan associations at the college.
The class day exercises were held
at the opera house on Monday even
ing h opera house was prettily de-
corated with cream and maroon the
CLASS colors and with the college col
orS' The program was carried out
IN a very cred'table manner, some of
the numbers being exceptionally good.
Inc class poem by Ralph Crothers was
very good, as were the charge
10 the juniors by w. w. VAIL and the
enarge to the faculty by Elmer Sex
auer' The junior class pulled off
quite a clever surprise by %loosening
d couple of homing pigeons decorated
win their class co'ors. Following was
'S'"Nh u the eNeIiHS. !
Nlarch of Our Nation. Glass Glee Club
Presidents Address
Harold Nj. Crothers
lass History. ........ Frank Yocum
: i"ho Solo .Cecile WEIGH
Snarge to Juniors. ......W. w. VAIL
lass Poem ........ Ralph Crothers
seho SOLO,. IT. B. Kelly
lass Oration. ........H H. Biggar
oiass Prophecy. R. Fridley
uofhet Solo.......... Floyd F. Barber
arewell Charge to Faculty
Elmer H. Sexauer
Auiu LANCE Syne. 49,. Glass Glee Club
IN tuesday evening the class play
-as given at the opera house. The
pay was George AIDES comedy, 1.-THE