River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-09
Normal School Observes Its
Forty-Ihird Annual Commencement


| pointing lack of other varieties, they
were eleverly turned and well spok-
i en-.
I Program
Prelude The Mill in the Forest, Ellen
iberg.
March Militaire. ....... Becker
Orchestra
Soprano and Contralto Duet: Swift
j Ger the Waters Porter. Miss Mil
dred and Miss Ruth Anderson.
Glass Phrophesy
Glass Will
Correct Solo
Mr. Joseph Gurnoa
| Presentation Of Yoke Mr.. Percy Clapp
/ President OF Glass Of 1921
Acceptance Of Yoke M. Alfred Keifer
4 President of Glass of 1922
| Music Selected
Orchestra
The customary presentation of the
Yoke by Mr.. Percy Clapp, President
Of the Glass Of 1921 to Mr.. Alfred
Kiefer, President of the Glass of 1922,
was impressive and beautiful. On
such occasions as this the faculty
and the students of River Falls Nor
NAL come to more truly comprehend
what srlendid groups of young men
and women it enrolls and graduates
each year.
Reunions
This is reunion year for the class
Of 1916 and the class of 1920. A
large number OF cold grads" are
back. The school welcomes them.
Say what one win there is something
about what these people call 'the
Old school, that makes them want
to eonle back to its halls again and
again, and the warm heart of the
faculty members when the former
student comes home home again.
Among all of those who have come
''home" this year there is not one
crouch and none who is not enthusi-
astic about what he is doing and
about what the school did for him.
The following "Sixteeners" are
back.
| Lynn White, Marion McDiarmid
Ryan, Gwen Ingli, Myrtle Sylvester
/ Chester Byrnes, Grace Calkins, Stan
ley Johnson, Harold Watson, Olive
Mcintyre Ludwig, Ruth Kaye, Grace
Kemp, Mabel Boston Reilly, Rose
Chinnock Ward, Marjorie Davis, VIM
nifred Stevens Ryan, Ray Wigen,
Rochelle Junkman, Olive Turner La
Duke, Monty Sanderson, John Chap
/ man, Kenneth White, Raymond Cas-
/ ely and Wilbur Ensign.
/ The Senior Class Play
Under the direction Of Miss nellie
i Schlosser Of the English Department
] a caste of some of the best talent in
the senior class staged Edmund Ros-
| tand's "The Rcmancers" Tuesday ev-
ening, June to those in packed aud
itorigm who enjoy a sprightly piece
of dranlatizing under the harpiest OF
situations in the school year. The
| play was "just the thing for those
who enjoy hearing Rostand's clever
lines well spoken. There was no dis
appointment in the production Tues
day evening. Attic the rendering o.
this play was not quite up to the stan
dard set in previous years it was nev
crtheless well done.
The heavier roles We're taken by
John Williams, Erwin Davidson, Eve
lyn Roloff, Louie Seefeld and Gilber
Anderson. Mr.. Williams and Mis-
Roloff as the two lovers revealed
real ability in romantic expression
Mr.. Seefeld and Mr.. Anderson as tn
crabby, yell well scheming father
did their parts well. Erwin David
son as the matchmaking crafty bra
vo who helped the fathers in tn
matchmaking game did not disap
I.point his hearers who have come t
expect Davidson to do we'll in an
part he carries.
Caste of Characters
Percinet Lover John William
Straforel, bravo Erwin Davidso
Bergamin, father of
Perciret Louie Seefeld
Pasquinot, father of
: Sylvette Gilbert Anderso
Blaise, gardener Harry Newma
J Sylvette, daughter of
Pasquinot Evelyn Rolof
: Negroes, Musicians