The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-04
26 10 GRADUATE
 Al STATE NORMAL
EXERCISES OPEN SUNDAY
REV. T. 0. OWEN TO DELIVER COMMENCEMENT SERMON
 AT BAPTIST CHURCH.
From Friday 3 Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 Twenty-six members of the senior class will graduate from the Arkan- sas State Normal School at the close of the present session. The class is composed of F young women and nine young men. The list of the grad uates follows, those who will receive their diplomas at the close of the sum- mer session being indicated with as- terisks:
 Alice Berry *Yera Dean, May Goad, *Grace Jackson, Minnie Lee Jones, Eunice Jones, Annie Moore, Emma Jones, Myrtle Nelson, Opal Pendergrass, Ola Plunkett, eJwel Snow, Lilie Smith, Myrtle Thompson, Ethel Cline Ccott, G. s. Butler, J. W. | ( Ioway, S. M Clark, w. A. Ellis, Lee Marble, J. A. Norris, J. E. Potts, Troy Ray, w. c. Bishop, Ellen Jean Graham.
 The commencement exercises will be held at the Baptist church Sunday, May 31. The program in full is as follows:
 Monday evening, June l, the Sen iors will give their class play at the Grand Theater. The cast has been practicing for some weeks past and the play, entitled An Old Sweetheart of Mine," promises to be something worth while.
 Wednesday at noon the Crestomath society will dedicate the granite drink ing fountain which that society has presented to the school. The program will consist of:
 Ode to the Fountain, Frederick Up church
 Orator of the day, Carrie Plunkett.
 Address, Pres. J. J. Doyne.
 Crestomath song and yells, Society.
 Drinking at the Fountain
 The Class Day Program will be held Wednesday, June 3, at p. m. in Woodland Park. Their program in full IS as follows:
 Merry June, Girls Glee Club.
 Class History, Annie Moore.
 Class Grafton, Lee Marble.
 Class Poem, Myrtle Nelson.
 Boys Glee Club.
 Class Prophecy, Alice Berry.
 Glass Will. J. F. Potts.
 Presentation of the Gavel, Sam Clark.
 Junior Response, Frank Mcdonald.
 Folk Dancing, Crestomath Society, Nikatima Society, Girls of Training Sctoo.
 The joint society program, the jubi- lee of the year, will be held in the Normal auditorium Wednesday, June 3, at 8 D. m. Following is the pro- gram in full:
 Wingo yell, society.
 Quartet, Wingo.
 Mock Commencement, T. R. Ninson, V. L. Thompson, L. 4. Francis, J. E. Potts.
 Wingo yell, society.
 Crestomath Reading, Ala Elliott.
 Crestomath Dreams.
 Crestomath Song, Crestomaths.
 Crestomath yell, society.
 Nikatima song and yells, society.
 Pantomime, Judgment of Paris, Nj katimas. Japanese song, Nikatima chorus.
 Echoes of years work, commence ment 1914, Nikatima.
 Music number, Nikatima.
 Dialect song, Clary.
 Humorous Reading, I PaXon.
 Trio, tclary.
 Grafton, H. L. Turner.
 Clary song and yells, society.
 The graduation program will be held in Normal auditorium Thursday, June 1, at 10 a. m. The full program follows:
 Announcements, Pres. Doyne.
 Invocation, Rev. Otto Wilmington. "Wynken, Blynken and Nod," Girls Glee Club.
 Glass Grafton, w. A. Ellis.
 "Hurrah for the Flag" John Phil p Sousa) Chorus.
 Annual Address, Dr. E. F. Shan non.
 Song (Selected) Boys Glee Club. Awarding of Diplomas, George B. Cook.
 Quartette tAdams Miss Pless, Miss Hubbard, MT. Buchholz, and Mir. Leverett.
 Benediction, Rev. E. R. Steel.
 The alumni luncheon will be served ,t tho Nn1.nnnl hnildincc ILnrshaN 1