The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-04


Todd, class officer; Percy Beggs and
ene Dean; Mary Ferguson and Ray Gal
mer; Joel Mcknight and George Maj
, edged the gifts presented during the
year. He thanked Professor Harsh
barger for campus plans: the Topeka
bar for law volumes: 1915 for the
new stone wall: w. "A. Neiswanger for
the iron gate at the foot Of Mulvane
street: the alumni for the paving on
the north frontage, to DO laid this
| summer, and Dean Whitehouse for
| the initiative, the student body for
| the cooperation and Trustee Fair
field for the final gift OF tho memoir
! tal organ.
Alumni Luncheon.
ercises the alumni, seniors half an hour
before. hurried to the Thomas gymna-
SUM to Join their older brothers and
sisters in the annual luncheon. 1t was
estimated that 200 were present. The
Gym was decorated in blue bunting
and washburn flags The rah-rah boys
and the white frocked co-eds Joined In
patriotic songs and cheers. All went
merry as the Washburn bell.
! w. p. Williams, '06, president Of the
alumni association. acted as toastmas-
ter. Responses were as folloys: Ex-
pectation. David Neiswanger: Civiliza-
ton. F. M. Mohler; Association, r. B.
Guild; Realization. w. A. Hamburger.
The arrangements for the banquet.
served by the women Of the Central
Congregational church. were in the
hands Of various committees.
Naughty Mighty Parade.
| The usual nightshirt parade was
held last night. Farewell parties were
held at the sorority houses in the
evening. The Kappa Alpha Thetas
held their first initiation. Then the
girls turned out the lights--with gig
tev10 &tAA no oiV1O r,f fIVa
ghostly parade. The boys formed at
the Phi Delta Theta headquarters and
wound gravely to Holbrook. the Beta.
the Kappa, and the Theta homes.
Having announced their arrival by
clog dances on the piazzas they stole
silently into the yards where they
turned somersaults and performer
lother acrobatic feats. Several helated
automobile parties witnesses the per-
formance with glee.
i The Graduates.
i Sixty-six seniors will receive de-
Igrees this commencement The, can
didates for degrees are: -~s
For b. A. Degree.
Rosa May Barber. Topeka; Percy
William Beggs. Topeka; Herbert Ar
thur Blinn. Topeka: William Isaacs
Brown, Topeka: Eta Emerald Bur-
dett, Centralia: Winifred Wanda
Corning, Anthony: Irene May Dean.
Valley Falls: Mary Elizabeth Fergu-
son, Colby: Ray Hugh Garvey, Phil
ton: Lois Miriam Johnston, Eureka;
Helen Evelyn Johnston. Iseaven-
worth: Violet Merle Kirkner. Carbon
dale; Joel Stewart Mcknight, Topeka:
George Roy Manley. Topeka: Harriet
Belle Markham. Onaga; Adelbert
Myers. Osborne; David Neiswanger.
Topeka: Juliet Mildred Pettijohn,
Dodge City: Leo Leslie Redmond, To-
peka; Edna Reinbach. Topeka: Mar
5orie Rodgers; Topeka: Dean Eoy
peka: Norris Blackman Sanders. New
York: Howard Sanford Searle. Tope-
ka; Harold L. Shirk. Topeka: Helen
May shirk, Topeka; Fanny Caroline
Stoves, Topeka; verna Vivian SJolan:
Thompson. Topeka: Charles Lenng-
we'll Walp. Topeka; Bessie Almeda
J Weedman, Ottawa; Olive Hill White
l Topeka: Lawrens Ellis Whittemore
J Topeka; Mary Fay Wickwire, Larned
For b. S. Degree.
} Roy Harold Davis. Topeka: Arthur
, Wesley Hardy, Topeka: Carl Luther
johnson. Topeka
Fine Arts seniorA
Helen Coo. Topeka: Goldie Smith
Topeka: Grace Phillips, Topeka; Joy
Paxton. Topeka; Lydia Emery, To-
peka: Ruth Holt. Topeka: Winona
McIAtchey, Topeka; Alice Green
OnaSa- ~
For L. I. b. Degree.
Lee r. Samuel. Topeka. Werner J
Dunton. Lebanon: William A. Smith
Valley Falls: Alfred Benton Crossley
Topeka; Harold Barry Porter, Pitts.
| burg; Angelo N. Alt, Topeka: Floyd
A. Sloan, Selden: Harry s. Roberts
Maitland. Mo-; orman Laben Miller
Onaga: Edna Rebecca Sperry, Ed.
mond; John H. Chase. Topeka: CLYDE
Phineas Cowgirl, Topeka: Antrim
Marion Hambleton. Hochburg, Ohio
Edward Rooney, Washington: John
Arthur. Topeka: Thomas Cassiu.
Forbes, Eureka: Loyal 3. finder. Par
sons. and William Wallace. Connels