The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-06-05
COMMENCEMENT
AND HOME COMING
THE COMING WEEK WILL BE A
BUSY ONE AT THE STATE
COLLEGE
EXERCISES TO COMMENCE SATURDAY
And Continue Until Following Wednes-
day Evenine-Large Number Of
Old Students Will be Here

Next week is commencement ana
Home Coming week at the State Col
lege, the exercises commencing on
Saturday and continuing until the fol-
lowing Wednesday evening. The eX-
ercises will celebrate the thirtieth an
niversary of the founding of the insti-
tuition and a fine program has been ar
ranged. A large number Of alumni
and old students are coming back for
the week, and it promises to be the
biggest event in the history of the col
lege.
One hundred six young men and wo-
men will have received diplomas or
certificates On Wednesday, June II.
Thirty-four will receive the degree of
Bachelor of Science from the collegiate
departments, eight pharmacists will re-
ceive the Phi. G. degree, and forty-two
will receive short course certificates,
T~wenty-eight graduates in the three
year school of agriculture have al
ready received certificates and gone to
their homes.
Those who will receive Bachelor of
Science degrees are as follows: Fred
H. Basgen, Goodwin; Edward Binne-
wies, Colman; Ruth Brigham, Brook
ings; Glenn Harley Cole, Gary; Ever
EFT Wesley Dunn, Summit; Carl G..
Engstrom, Redfield; Hugh Albert
Faulkner, Burkmere; Matthew Fowlds,
Arco, Mimi; George William Freiberg,
Fifteen, Mimi; Maurice Gaylord
Greenly, Clear Lake; Christian Barn
ard Gurslee, Hendricks, Mimi; Agnes
Kathrine Heiser, White; Nina B.
Huyck, Lebanon Charles Stanley King
South Shore; Ralph Charles Kremer,
Brookings: Earl S.. Landweer, Hart
ford; Frank j. McHugh, Aberdeen;
Hazel A. Matheny, Condo; Gertrude
Strayer Morrow, Brookings; Guy E.
Morrison, Elbon; Anna C. Nilsson,
Gary; Roy Alan Nord, Bookings;
Thomas G. Olson, Candy, Mimi; Clar-
ence Loren Pier, Woonsocket; Harry
Everett Killing, Brookings; Harry Mat
son Sanderson, Brookings; Clarence
Stanley, Mansfield; Morris Henry
Shea, Brookings; Helen Bernice Shep-
ard, Brookings; Edith Ann Sloan,
Bookings; Grace Velma Somers,
Brookings; Lydia Carolyn Sponholz,
Madison; Mable Templeton, Messing
ton; Ruth Aline Wood, Hot Springs.
Pharmacy graduates who will re-
ceive the Phi: G. degree are: Clark Tim
Eidsmore, Beresford; william Ray
Simpson, Flandreau; Arthur Frederick
Johnson, Dent, Mimi; Frank Lawler,
Rec Heights; Walter Arthur Woren-
son, Brookings; Ralph Null, Mitchell;
Corne Tommerauson, Wentworth; Roy
Soule, Brookings.
The following is the program of the
week:
SATURDAY, JUNE SEVENTH
Morning. Inspection of College and City
Afternoon. = Program by Music Department
Evening, Class Day Exercises. Grand
Opera House.
SUNDAY. JUNE EIGHTH
Morning, Bac~calaureate Sermon by
Rev. Horace Tilden, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Brookings. Methodist
Church.
Evening, Address before the Christian
Associations by Rev. A. F. Won Tobel,
pastor Presbyterian Church. Methodist
Church.
MONDAY, JUNE NINTH
Morning. . Inspection OF College and City
Afternoon. = Programs and Receptions OF
the Literary Societies to the Alumni In
the Society Halls.
From 5 to s o'clock, Banquet by the
Monogram Club to Alumni Monogram
Men.
Evening. Glass Play. 1.-THE Climbers"
Grand Opera House.
TUESDAY. JUNE TENTH
Morning $3.50 to 1880 Class Breakfasts
1880 Alumni. Faculty and
Student Parade.
Afternoon-1:o 100 Alumni. Faculty and
Student Picnic on Campus. ..
| Evening, . Alumni Address and Program
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH
Morning-1o:30 Commencement Exercises
College Chapel. Address by
DR.. Cyril G. Hopkins. Glass
of 80.
1900 Annual Business Meeting
OF Alumni Association.
Afternoon-1:0 100 Alumni Banquet.
Evening. Informal Garden Party and
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