The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-05-30
PREPARING FOR COMMENCEMENT
Junior Orators Selected. Cam
pus AssOciation.-Big Crowds
Are Expected.

The several college classes are busy
this week with final examinations.
The following young men, members
of the Junior class, have been select
ed to contest for the medal in oratory
on Monday night, June 5: E. Henry
Cappelmann, Robert H. Folk, Arth' r
l.. Gunter, Allan n. Kieffer, Henry S.
Petrea, J. Bachman Smeltzer. All Of
the contestants have superior orator
ical ability and the closest contest in
years is expected to take place.
In tie meantime the seniors are
preparing for the closing exercises
Wednesday. June T. Next thursday
EhA faculty of the college will selct
| four out of the class to deliver ora
tions on that occasion. Two speakers
already appointed are Mr. Grady Hipp,
Valedictory. and Mr.. Chas. P. Barre,
! Salutatory The following is the class
roll:
Degree of Bachelor of Arts: G. p.
Barre, W. G. Cobb, G. E. Finck, n B.
Hendrix, G. H. Hipp, Miss Bernie
Hoof, R. W. Houseal, c. H. Kreps,
Miss Josephine Paysinger, M. E. Rob-
erts, A. W. Spear1nan, Miss E. Rosalie
Wheeler, R. D. Wilson.
For the Degrees Of Bachelor of
Science, Engineering schooD-Hen
bert Ehrhardt, J. T. Goggans, G. A.
Kinard, L. D. Simpson, c. M. Simpson,
E. E. Wood
Finishing special courses Miss
Alice Aull, and Henry A. D. Bol@.
The Baccalaureate sermon this year
will be preached by Rev. L. B. Wolf,
D. D., of Baltimore, Mo, Sunday
morning in the city opera house.
At the same place Sunday evening the
address to the Young Mems Christian
association will be delivered by Rev.
William Hoppe, of Savannah, Ga. The
Literary address on Tuesday night
of the week will be delivered by Presi-
dent Henry Nelson Snyder, of Wofford
college.
From advices received an unusually
large number of visitors will come to
NeWberry during commencement
week. The class of '0S is planning a
big reunion. The Alumni banquet is
scheduled for Tuesday night following
the exercises. A great many Of the
"old grads" will be present and the
gathering will likely be larger and
more enthusiastic than ever before. (
The people of NeWberry who will
be good enough to entertain the
stranger within our gates during COM
mencement will facilitate matters
very greatly if they will inform Prof.
% y. OSI11Ch, Va luS " eSAoSnC VI @AAS
college to that effect In view of the
great number of visitors coming this
will be a great favor to the college
and will advertise NeWberry's hospi-
tality.
The Co-eds of NeWberry college
have organized themselves into Co.
ed Campus association. 1t is compos-
ed of the young women who have at
tended the college in the past as we'll
as those attending now. The purpose
is to improve the campus and beautify
the college premises. Fifteen rahs
for the C. C. A. The officers elected
are: President, Miss Martha John
stone; president, Mrs. DR.. Con-
nor; secretary, Miss Josie Paysinger;
treasurer, Miss Agnes Chapman.
Base ball games on Monday aAd
Tuesday afternoons Of commencement
week between the varsity and the al
umni have been scheduled. A good
many former Newberry stars will be
on hand. The Alumni team won last
year and it has an idea it will win
out again. It remains to be sell.