The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-06-12
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
AT COLLEGE OF IDAHO
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The Yaquis of the Black Crescent,
.,~..,........... C. w. Keif
The Persian Rug, Ruth NJ. Shepherd
THE Greater Call" Earl w. Elhart
ALIENS Home Coming, .........:
.............. Annie Laurie Bird
"Byram Traver's Reward, ........
............. Paul NJ Lewis.
THE White Tiger of the NORTH"
......... Elmo Peterson
THE Honor of Man." . Esther Reed
Wednesday evening drew a large
crowd to witness the Greek play. This
proved to be one of the most pre-
tentious productions ever attempted
in this section and was brilliant sue
cess from every point of view
AS the play got into full swing the
players gathered confidence and fairly
surpassed themselves. 1t was the
expressed hope of everyone present
that tn affair be made an annual oc-
curance.
Following is the cast of characters:
Under Direction of Artists.
The drama was presented in
English by the students of the Greek
department, under the instruction of
Professor Paul Murphy, who had
charge of the same play. rendered in
Greek, at Harvard university The
music was under the direction o.
Professor Frederick Flenming Beale.
one Of the most talented musicians
and directors in the state. Austin
Westrope was the chorus leader and
Mrs. F. F. Beale the accompanist.
Presented By Students.
The cast of characters, all college
students, follows;
Creon, King of Thebes. ...........
................S E. Newman, 10
Haemon son of Creon ............
...............F. f. Kerrick, 10
Teresias, a blind prophet. 49,.
...................F E. Pond, IA
Antigone. Miss Cazada Hampton, is
Ismene, sister of Antigone ......
u. Miss Florence Mccormick, Is
Guard ,....., Wallace L. Taylor rs
Messenger. ... Jesse G. Ragsdale, Is
Attendants to the King ,.......
Ben Ragsdale, ~; John Clemens
'l6.
Attendant to Teresias Ross Leighty
Chorus-Citizens of Thebes.
Excellent Chorus.
In the chorus, representing citizens
of Thebes were A. A. Binford, P. A.
Boulton, Edgar Cakes. Alfred Quasi,
first tenors; Frank Mumford, ]. Ed.
Miller, Walter Stevens, Henry Quasi,
John c. Rice, R. R. Mccormick, Ray
mond Price, w. R. Cakes, baritones;
w. L. Girard, Edgar Gipson, Harold
Jester, Ancil Steunenberg, Paul Muir
ply, bassos.
Class of 1914.
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock the
Glass OF 1914 received their sheep
skins at Sterry Hail. A picture of
the four young men and three young
women in this class was published
last week
The stage in the auditorium pre-
scented very pleasing appearance and
the class, all but two in caps and
gowns certainly looked a credit to
the college.
Graduates receiving the degree of
Bachelor of Arts were Emrys J. Davis
OF Caldwell; Helen Sanford Hawkes..
Caldwell; Francis F. Pond Caldwell;
William Alexander Runciman. Cald-
we'll; Bess Steunenberg, Caldwell;
Charlotte Anna Swatman, New Ply
mouth; George Leroy Tappan, EN-
NETT
Program.
Piano Duet-"The King Has Said
It." Delibos) Mr.. and Mrs. Beale
Prayer-By Rev. William Moll Case
Tenor Solo-"Oh, For a Day of
Spring (Andrews) ...........
=, Mr.. Henry Bachmeyer, Chicago
Oration-"The Educational and
Historical Forces in the Far
East-An Inspiration of Today"
The Reverend Frederick Jonte
Stanley, D. D., L. II. D., New York
Piano Solo-(a) March of the
Dwarfs" (Grieg) (b) "To Wild
Rose (MacDowelD ......
.............=..M Miss Elvira Clambv
Presentation of Diplomas by the
Board of Trustees.
Piano Duet-(a) Dance of the Raw
aderes,' (Rubenstein) o. Can
die Dance" (Rubenstein)
80. .........M Mr.. and Mrs. Beale
Alumni Banquet Tonight.
Tonight at Finney Hall will be held
the annual Alumni Banquet. 1t is ex-
pected that an unusually large number
will be present and arrangements are
rOmDlafad for n rv.oo1 "