Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-13
SENIOR PLAY IS
WELL RECEIVED
senior Class Day

~ - aa rDe senior class play Eliza
! TO stay" three act comedy
Dq uonrv Esmond, was presented
ppV 80 evening to a large and APP
Y IO 1.-Two audience as a fitting con-
Sa s.ion to the activities of senior day
nd Nv + the state College. considerable
81 the audience was made up of
%P .o,atiyes and friends of the SEN
W !. who are visiting the college dur
the commencement week.
Row ,,h;on Horrall as the Honorable
a, verrall headed the cast and
his dignity and poise added much to
n,av He was we'll supported by
! other members of the cast, Kate
mouse .so of Spokane being especially
suitable .trong. Dorothy Chamberlin and
g Ms norothea Hill also had excellent
Dox % .,hrc and showed complete mas
60lalll .rv of their characters Following
complete cast of the play:
Phonl rDa Honorable Sandy verrall. e.
"a Star INC Albion Horrall
IunS'll Alexander Stoop Verrall ......
........ Marble Laird
Ai uontague Jordon 80. Joe Williams
uarbert ......... Philip Griesinger
h. Pen 4 adv Pennybroke e.. Dorothea Hill
off Miss Vera Laurence. Edna McKfnstry
)PER n, Allaway ..... Kate Argo
Ter Con Eliza ...... Dorothy Chamberlin
- 4 injector ,..,,,, Melcena LaFollette
IUV E ciare Manager ....... Mcryl Davis
V4Nl pasness Manager Basil Austin
prouerty Manager Howard Langdon
The play netted about 5000 to go
r H. the memorial fund of the college.
The senior breakfast was held at
=--- I nine o'clock in Tanglewood. Glass
minerals were presented to members
EN- the class who had won them III
\ ysrious inter-class activities by How
M Nard Langdon, president OF the class.
k The senior pilgrimage began with
m 81 the farewell to the college hospital
SM Immediately after which John Laird
vi Espoke words of farewell in behalf
4W Z0l lHe dSTlCuIluFGI SluucDIS at w IL
MI son Hall Flossie Folsom babe Col
# ege Hall farewell and Ray McKenna
@ said farewell to the Gymnasium or
81 Boiler Hall as 1t is now called The
III Eprocession next visited Van Doren
M Hall for the last time where Jose
"a phine Arnquist spoke. Dorothy
WI EChamberlin said goodbye to the mu-
a sic conservatory. MANAGER Clark
M Ereated the entire class to candy when
N# Et visited the student store and
M Marble Laird responded with few
3 Hitting remarks.
M Florence Reese babe farewell to
ssS stevens Hall in behalf of those who
M mad lived there during their four
Es13 years The library was next visited
jA and Marie Cave spoke few words
sS 81 leave taking here. At the Ad-
f EMhstratlon building Kathleen Kid
E&s Euef talked and Doris Lay spoke at
sM Science Hall. The dormitory was
Nh gwen last farewell by Steich Wax
Ss aVasashl, the only Japanese men,
NN sr oi the class Morrill, Hall was
M AeM on the list and was addressed
E3 marry Powers. Joe Williams fin
&a AAeo the speech making with the
AI VISIT TO the Mechanic Arts building.
M Alumni Day
&M immediately following the annual
l sunni banquet Wednesday officers
k VI Tue following year were elected
Sl VI 'he alumni association. DR.. E.
~ "egner, member of the college
M veterinary science was chosen
Sd '''ueA'' Mrs. Zella Butler, first
III Nepresident. O. V. Patton, second,
NH I = Newhouse, third, Miss Myrtle
&S 81, sourth, and Howard Langdon,
S ''n' Miss Leila w. Hunt was elect
'ne board of control and C. F.
~ uefson and Floyd RAIDER were
G I1'n Tor the athletic council.
aM larry Chambers, the newly ap-
III Y'n'ed alumni secretary. made a
aaneial report and outlined the pol
%a working for the good of the