The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12

.of salesviile. Ohio. This vas Der
LaS1 one - the most interesting Of
ne 4itrrneon. hiss Cunuinxkam
tgae hinz briefly on the work accom-
plialed ~ ths class aud the feeling
OF giadness on the Attainment Of xrst.
"a ton and the feeling of sorrow a.
bsins ofnp-lled 20 leave the Dear
va school with IT, beautiful sur
roundinEH and the many fast friends
gethsr. In behalf tue elSss sss
thanked the members Of the faculty
Tor their Interest taken in the work
OF the class and extended 20 the un-
der graduates and the alumni. the well
wishes of the class Of 1914
Dr. Crsrbiet Speaks.
President Thomas = Cramblet then
gave a brief history OF the seventy
three years % the college He dWelt
AZ length on the progress made since
the beginning % the institution. on
the many graduates that have gone
from the college and the big growth
mat has come from the persistant ~.
forts OF the board OF trustees and tho
AID given BY several prominent men
OF the country
He said IN part: That Il f. the
earnest wish Of every member OF the
faculty. the board Of trustees and all
officials OF the institution that the
highest success and honor may come
70 the students who are now about
ready 20 enroll themselves as mem.
beers OF the Alumni" A brief history
OF the records OF the class that yes
ferday received their degrees. was
then given by the president which ali
proved that the Institution IS RAPIDLY
taking It's place among the foremost
colleges In the hand and with a few
more years In comparison with the
one Just closed with be second 20
none In the country This fact is
shown when the matter OF enrolment
II taken into consideration this wear
there being enrolled AZ the College
about $50 students making a total
OF about 40 more than in any previous
year"
DR.. Cramblet then announced that
from this time forward no degree
would be conferred on any student
who had not completed four full
years OF college work and that the
Following instructors had been added
10 the faculty. r. G. Sutton. instruc.
Tor IN oratory; c. J. Rolens. as direc-
tor or physical education: G. q. Cole.
as Instructor in thu department OF
Science; Mrs. Sutton rs teacher in
OF Pedagogy.
The college is better equipped this
year than ever before 10 take care
OF ana educate the large number II
students who are expected to enroll
In school the coming year. Follow
I ing this address Or Cramblett an
/ nounced that three trustees had been
added TO the present board. thew are.
a. X. Hamilton. OF Pittsburgh w r.
flerce, OF Cameron and Peter Aims
ley. Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Curtis. oldest member of the
board OF trustees and Peter Ainsley.
Nomngest member Of the board were
called on and responded with sho--
but interesting talks.
The degree of IL. d. was con.
ferred on Champ Clark, speaker OF
/ the house. and Peter Ainsley. new
member Or the board
The degree OF NJ A was conferred
on Luther McDermott and r =
Grimm. Short talks were then given
by the different members Of the
board Of trustees and visiting ed
ucators all Of which were very in
teresting
Following these talks the annual
event was closed by the senior class
singing their class song and the ben
ediction by President Cramblett.