Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-03
Henry Kendall Notes.

= The 1918 class OF Henry Kendall
college closed its commencement
program by tho commencement
day exercises held in the college
auditorium on Friday morning
May 81.
The program was as follows;
Mr.. Il. Roger Kemp, president of
board Of trustees, presiding.
professional March-Prof. John
Knowles Weaver.
Star Spangled Banner
Inyocation-Rev. Seth Gordon,
d. D.. LID, president emeritus
Piano solo. La Campanelu (Liszt
Miss Esther Handley.
Commencement address, 'Bduca-
tiqnal standards"-Dean J. G. Nc
Murtry, Ph. ID.
ley)-Mlss Margaret Hill.
Presentation Of diplomas-Prest-
dent Arthur Lee Odell, ID. u.
Awarding OF prizos@-President
Arthur Lee Odell. d. ID. o.
America (first and last stanzas.)
Benedictlon-Rev. c. w. Kerr,
d. II.
Organ recessional-Prof. John
Knowles Weaver.
The following prizes were award
ed during the Friday morning com
menccmeut exercises.
Tho SEQ scholarship prize given
for the highest work accomplished
in the academy won by Miss Mabel
Allison. "a
The Darrow piano prizes for the
best piano playing on public pro-
gram, first prize, Miss Alice Mech
ling; second prize, Master Hills
Bell.
The John Knowles Weaver gold
medal for piano, pupil under 15
years, for best pupil on public pro-
gram won by Miss Ruth Graves,
Mrs. Ottilio Cosden prize for pu-
Pill In voice making most progress
In the fourth year won by Miss
Agnes DUNCAN.
Or. and Mrs Clinton s25 gold
medal for progress and proficiency
in piano study won by Miss Esta
| Pyeatt.
Tho Gabe T.. Parker prize for or
atory, first prize (t15). Mr.. Law
rence johnson; second prize ($10).
Mr.. Eugene Jennings.
The Mrs ]. H.. Miley defamation
prize for academy boys, first prize
($10), Mr.. Hawley Kerr: second
prize (S5), Mr.. Robert Hendren.
Tho Phil c. Baird Bible prize for
the best work in scripture reading
won by Mr.. A. B. Clarke. u
The Reverend Killing scolarshlp
prize for tho highest average Of
year, first prize (S1O). Miss Lorene
Lynch, average 5.53S: second prize
$50, Miss Anna Alexander, aver
age 5.l77.
The following degrees were con
ferred by Henry Kendall college,:
Rev. III. r. Clark, master of arts;
Rev. Samuel \. Pack, bachelor OF
arts; Miss Agnes Dunigan. voice
and public school music; Miss Mar
garct ITill, voice: Miss Eunice Co
rey, voice; and Miss Dorothy God
bey public school music.
Tie following students Of Ken
dali academy received their diplo
mas; Misses Mabel Allison, Mar
jorie Killing Mary KlnEsland, Eudo-
ra Sylvester. Grace MaXucld. Sybil
Mailer. Rebecca Sarchet, Elizabeth
Driver; Messrs. Holly Kerr, Joyce
Handley, Cooper Iiendren, Harry
Berry, Hugh Graham and Edo Wit
ty.
The commencement dates pre-
ercises were as follows: Miss Eu-
nice Cory, senior piano recital; Miss
Margaret Hill, senior voice recital. |
young students expression. violin /
recital. Plano contest for Darrow I
prize: expression department reci- |
tai art department entertainment;
Miss Agnes Ddnigan, senior voice
recital: concert, orchestral depart |
ment; baccalaureate sermon; acad- |
envy senior play; organ recital: |
Miss Mary Barton, senior expression
recital; commencement concert.
Thursday, proclaimed day Of
prayer by President Woodrow VIII |
son, was conscientiously observed |
by the faculty and students Of Ken |
dan college In chapel Thursday |
DR. Arthur Lee Odell, |
president Of Henry Kendall college, !
spoke impressiyely OF duties to
country.
The hour of prayer Thursday |
was Immediately followed |
by the senior academy program as
The class history Cooper Icndron
A piano solo. Miss Elizabeth Driver |
The class poem. ... Hawisy Kerr !
A solo ..., Miss Katherine Harrison |
y hl'hlNlOIldH . MISS hlADol AlllApn /
a song .........''. ......... Class !
The last will and testament ....
..,.,.....M Miss Mary Kingsland I
...... Harry Robinson |
Prophecy 80. Miss Rebecca serchet /
Violin solo ..... Miss sybll Mahler /
Garry Me Back TO Old Kendall
.......,....,... ....'........... Class F..
The above class sopg Is as fol
.uwsG
Garry me back to dear old Kendall. /
There's where nay memory ever
bids me come again,
There's where We gathered happy
in tho spring time,
There's where our friendships be
came so strong and true,
There's where VIC labored so hard
through tho winters
Day after day til glad spring 1
should como again.
No place on earth do / love more
sincerely, I
That dear old Kendall, the, college /
that / love.
Or. james G.. McMurtry. dean OF
KaDdall college. gaHs the cnm-