The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
KENDALL SENIORS
END SCHOOL DAYS
Scholastic Honors an d
Diplomas Awarded at
Commencement.
DR.. ODELL TAKES LEAVE
Presents Keys of College to
DR.. Gordon. New President
Of Institution Here.

Faith in the future of Kerdall col
icgc was expreasod by Dr. J. NJ, Cor.
don. incoming president, as he nc-
copied 'hc keys 10 the college from
Or. Arthur Lee Odell, retiring pres
ident At the close ~ the twenty
ond commencement exercises In m
college chapel yesterday morning
appreciate the confidence which
the hoard of trustees has placed IN
me by calling me to tho Leadership
Of thia institution Dr Gordon said
Il am grateful for the reception
given me by student body, faculty
trustees and citizens of Tulsa ana !
hopc that together we may take up
tho work whore Or Odell has "fi
u 40 that az tho ycnrs 20 hy the IN
Ftitulion may grow great
ConferrlnE of bachelor ~ artis d"
grces by Dr Odcll sent seven grad
uatea from the school OF liberal arts
into the wide. wide world to which
college speakers 80 often and so fs"'
ingly alludc. In presenting tho
aheepskins, Dr. Odoll spoke ~ the
fine part played by mcmhers ~ the
college class Of 1890 In Kendall TO-
tivities and extended his heartbeat
wishes for lives Of Happiness and
service Graduates who were thus
made alumni were Misses Josephine
Layman, Susie Eleanor Brgnnon,
Esther Alice llandley. Lucie Mario
Helwig. Elizabeth Leone GriRsby and
Otto Cleveland Seymour and Donald
Nandale Murphy
awarded to Miss Josephine Lnymhn.
diplomas in piano TO Mrs. Mildred
freosc and Miss Imogene Hlerly, q
certificate In normal art To Mrs
Nashti Martin Miller, white those re-
cciving diplomas from the academy
were Miss Dora Wnggoner. Miss Lo.
one Rrltton, George Combs, Edward
Herndon, otto Killing. Ralph Lamb.
Conrad Robertson, Maurice Ellison.
Houston Ellison and Ice Bradshaw.
Tho Mrs, II. y. Sloan expression.
prize OF $40 for the best progress In
the years work In expression wns
won by Miss Josephine Layman, The
second prize OF S. going to Miss
Ruby May Jones. The Gabc u.
Parker oratory prizes of ti5 and $40
went respectively to Miss Elvira
Jones and Ray Fleak. The We;gol
prize of 80 for the best work done
by a second year student was given
tn Miss lone Glenn ana the Airs
" +. Bowen prize OF $40 for the
bost work done by first year stu
dent to Miss lone Balyeat. Hugh
G., Graham won the Mrs. H. 4. An
derson Bible prize OF so for the
best grade made In Bible durinx thu
year and Conrad Robertson the
academy scholarship priz. for tho
highest grade made In the academy
during the year.
OF the two Darrow prizes given
for excellence In plano playing on
public program. the first OF $40
was awarded TO Miss F1stn Pyeatt
and tho second Of IS To Miss Jewel
Barton, with special mention made
OF Hawlcy Kerr. Miss imogenc Bicr-
ly received the Dr. and Mrs Fred
$. Clinton $50 gold medal for
the pupil making the hest prog
ress of the year In plano ana theory
OF music and the John Knowles
Weaver SO gold medal for the pu.
pll, age 10 years or under for OK
ccllence In playing ON a public pro.
gram, was awarded to Kenneth
passmorc, with special mention of
Gcnicve bradshaw and Dorothy XII
lian,
Upon the recommendation - the
director ~ athletics ana he bth -
letic committee the faculty ras
awarded the following honors In
athletics for the year 1glp-iQ2O:
The football *. Norris Hopping.
tldo witty Tho basketball X
Charles Keck, Paul Dunham, Harold
Baloom. oscar Williams, Ralph
Lamb Charles pishnoy. The track
Is, Charles keck. Phillip Irwin,
Harold Balcom, oscar Williams
Tho baseball X, oscar Williams
Phillip Irwin. Paul Dunham. Syd
ney Perry. George Travis, The rem
mis- X, george Travis
Upon recommendation OF the de-
partmert OF public speaking the
faculty has awarded the followlnH
forensic honors for f9i0.lN?0, The
forensic X for oratory. Elvira Jones
The forensic X for debate, otto G
Seymour, !. IT. Robinson, Raw
t'leak, Holly Andersen, Roy RaineS
Fred Martin
II was announced by Doctor
Odell that students who were elect.
ed this year as charter members OF
the Phi Gamma Kappa fraternity,
recently organized In Kendall for
the purpose of comforting distinction
In scholarship. were Misses ltath-
crime hin, Grace Stedwcll, Eunice
Macarthur and Ruby Mae Jonos.
Those participating in the pro
gram were Prof John Knowles
Weaver, who played the professional
and rccessional marches. RcV, Wei
ling T., I.oucks Of Sapulpa, who gave
the invocation; Mrs. J. II. MugRe,
who gave vocal solo: Miss lmogeno
Gierly who rendered piano sClo,
and Rov. J., c. walters OF Okmulgec.
who pronounced the hencdiction,
Greetings from Mrs. Odell were
bought hv Doctor Odell. who also
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