The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-14
WM.GREENLEAF
winner OF THE
CLARKE PRIZE
*
80. stee Was Awarded Sec.
ond Place in Commence.
ment oratorical Contest
ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE At THE
| MORNINGS EXERCISES IMPORTANT
1zomotions IN Fsculty and Additions
l. Made Pubic in Formal Manner
Bennett, stockwsll, Merriaeld and
Gansl Contest Winners are Named.

Commencement exercises Of the Uni
ysfs1fy OF North Dakota, holding the
1hme deep interest that has been mani
3eot IN occasions Of this nature in the
past, were carried out this morning
g the gymnasium. The comforting of
the dagrees upon the class of seventy
e18ht the orator1cal contest and the
announcement Of prize winners and of
faculty changes, were features. Presi-
dent Frank L. McVey spoke a parting
word to the big class Of graduates.
In the oratorical contest, VIM.
J 0yeenleaf Of Grand Forks was the
winner Of the Clarke prize, G. o. Stee
taking second and winning the Gansl
medal. To Miss Myrtle Burns was
awarded first place In the women's
division Of the Clarke prize.
Announcements of scholarships and
the results Of various contests were
made as follows:
Prizes and Honors.
The Bennett Essay Prlzes-First,
Theodore Torgeson, $40; second, Miss
Genevieve Turner $50.
The stockwell Prizes for Public
speaking-First, Frances Templston;
second. Tudor Owen.
The Webster Merrifeld Prize, Ora
tortcal Contest First. Albert Void; /;
second, Lester Smith.
The Gansl Scholarship Cup-Mlina
Thorsteinson..
The Main Defamation Cup-Eranoea
TempletDn. B;
Fellows and Scholars.
Graduate Fellowships-Miss Ethel
May, B. A.; Miss Elina Thorsteinsen
B. A, and John G.. Baldwin, b. A.,
r. NJ.
Graduate soholarships-Miss Myrtle
e. L. Burns. Miss Genevieve Turner
and Raymond A. Heising.
The Winship Prize-George shafer
Faculty Announcements.
Faculty announcements that were
made follow:
Dean Melvin A. Brannon Of the
school Of medicine. is made dean Of
the college Of liberal arts.
Professor Vernon p. squires is
made acting dean Of the college Of
/, liberal arts for the year 1911-12, In
the absence Of Dean Braunon.
! Professor John Tingelstad is made
! professor Of Scandinavian languages
! and literstures, instead Of professor
Of German and Scandinavian. Pro
;fessor Tingelstad Is also appointed
tthe representative Of the University
Of North Dakota to the One Hun.
dredfh anniversary celebration Of the
University Of Frederick at Christiania
Norway y
Associate Professor George st
|John Perrott appointed. to the pro.
tagsorship Of Latin to succeed DR.
George g. Thomas, resigned.
On william g. Bek. A. B., Univer.
.sfty Of Missouri, Ph. D., University ol
Dsnnsy1vania, Instructor In German ir
the University of Missouri, is appoint
Cd assistant professor in German, ir
charge Of the newly created depart
ment Of German.
william W. Norton, N. A., now in.
structor In music, is made assistant
professor Of music.
Miss Marcia Bisbee. N. A., instruc
Tor in chemistry, Is appointed curator
of the university museum.
Rolf Allen Baker, NJ. A., now o.
the University Of Wisconsin, is ap
pointed Instructor In chemistry.
Dr.. Carl b. Raver is appointed san
itary chemist in the public health
laboratory, university.
Roy Christie is appointed assistan
bacterioHogist IN the public health
laboratory.
MISS Selma steinfort. M. A.. is ap
pointed instructor In Latin and Ger
man in the model high school.
Newton G. Abbott B. A., North Da
kota, has been appointed field organ
izer Of the university bureau Of edu
cstional cooperation.
McVey's Parting Word.
President McVey delivered q yer!
earnest talk to the members Of tn,
graduating class. He hoped that tn,
arts would 90 out with clear con
conception Of their duty to the world
that the medical graduates woult
hold their highest duty, the helping
Of humanity, that the engineers woult
80 build that their structures woult
be a credit to them, that those whit
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