Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-08
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been prominent in student affairs and
proficient In scholarship.
Miss Bagley was the best all
around woman athlete in the univer-
sity, president of the ladies' tennis
club, member of the Y. w. c, A. cab
met, leading lady in the senior play
and member of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority, and Scroll and Script, the
senior woman's honor society. Miss
Fry is a member of Delta Delta Del
ia sorority. Rex Turner was mem
ber of the senior play cast and Of
the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
Chester Moores, president Of the
Press club, leading man in the re-
cent dramatic play, member Of
Kappa Sigma fraternity, was editor
Of the "0regona," Ralph Moores,
editor of the Oregon Emerald"
member of the university debating
team, president of the Canoe club,
Tennis club and "Plck and String"
club, is a member of Kappa Sigma
fraternity and the Friars, the senior
honor society, Salem has reason to
be proud of these popular young
sons and daughters.
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Willamette university Alumni
banquet will be held in Hotel Mar
ion on the evening Of June twelfth.
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The closing exercises of the Ore
gon Schol for the Deaf were held in
the assembly hall on Tuesday even
ing, June fourth. Governor West
presented dipomas to three: Miss
Leora Hughes, of Salem; Miss Mat
tie McClain, of Joseph Oregon, and
Miss Ruba Westfall, Of Yoncalla, Or
egon. The class colors were red and
white and the flower, carnatlon.
The past session has been most
successful and satisfactory.
The rendition of the program for
this occasion, was wonderfully inter
csting and mystifying to those not
acquainted with the methods of
teaching an entirely deaf person the
secret Of speainkg. The order of ex-
ercises was presented in pretty
book form of white and tied with red
cord, complimenting the school col
ors. Following invocation by Rev
erend Barr G. Lee was Hymn Rock
OF Ages" in the sign language, ac-
companied by music. M. McClain
{. Hagen, A. Schultz, L. Mol5ko and
G. Wolf.
Lip reading and oral exercises, by
A class of first year pupils.
Folk dance, by Beginning pupils.
"Bingen on the Rhine Matte Nc
Claim, Ruba Westfall, Marcy Kau.
Hoop drill, by p. Lunday, G. Hos
teller, d. Morrison, b. Parent, c.
Coffin, F. Poy r. Arnold, c. Bunch
z. Swinney c. Vineyard, V. Hostel
ler
"The Seasons" H. Hunt, p. Mar.
ketta, l.. Hardy, s. Hagen.
Essay Oregon" Leora Hughes
Address and delivery of diplomas
Governor Oswald West.
The pupils left Wednesday for the
summer vacation, which will bC
passed in homes in all parts of the
state.
A fine program was given las
evening at the graduation exercises
of Salem high school.
Piano solo, March op. 80, No. !
(Colleander), Miss Ruth Manning.
Invocation, Reverend Barr G. Lee
Vocal solo, Recitative and Ariost
from q Pagliaccl" (Leoncavallo)
Arthur Tasto.
Address, Education for Efficiency
Professor w. J. Kerr o. A. C.
Violin solo, Spanish Dance, No
." (Moscowski), Miss Mary Schultz
Presentation Of class, Superinten
dent j. M. Powers.
Presentation of diplomas, A. N
Moores, chairman board of education
Vocal solo, Creole Lovers Song
DUDLEY BuclO, Mrs. Julia Bros
Pinnell.
BenedictiOn, Reverend Barr G
Lee.
Among the slxty-two diplomat
were nineteen general, nineteen Ian
guage, fourteen scientific, nine com
mercial and one college preparatory
eat
Mrs. George G. Bingham enter
tGlned for the Woman's Auxiliary o
st. Paul's church, yesterday after
noon at her home in Yew Park.
Mrs. Frederick Bynon is in Port
land where her husband preceded
Ter and will start today for his east
crn trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollln X. Page en-
tertained the Bridge club last even
ing with picnic supper in grow,
up the river The club members
filled two automobiles. Additiona
guests were Miss Catherine Hurl
burt and Mr. Walter Smith.
Miss Hurlburt, who is Mrs. Page
sister, and has been her guest dur
ing the school sesslon--leaves mex
Tuesday for her home in Toronto
Canada.
klamath Falls will hold a BIZ
g..