The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-07
7 j, CLOSES ITS
SCHOOL CHAPTER
rompus Lonesome Fol-
lowing Settlement of
Students to Homes
PRIZES ARE AWARDED
Calculates Given Rounds of
Anplause AS Diplomas
Are Presented

uvb the commencement exercises
,,,"tsbmept" was written TO the
in,or Of the regular school term
onsph o,he University OF Tulsa TUESDAY
tho graduates, whose schooi
anu are over, and the undergradu-
oas with collegiate years. yet ahead'
s,es-oted s,es 10 their homes In and out
The city and state. leaving the
SUI ,us lonesome by nighttall.
cam Many Given Prizes.
a,ouncement of scholarship and
.,rer prizes furnished some OF tne
nsest and most interesting mo-
nnts un OF the concluding program
m,,esdsy morning. Miss sylvia mar
.I.Irner OF the Alpha Gamma scholar-
VI, nrIze, was the first one OF tne
,,npers to come to the platform 10
,hs accompaniment OF applause 20
s,,,rn a prize. Donald Langworthy
.,ade the trip twice, first Tor tne
psv S L. Grigsby Greek schoIar-
Min prize and next for the MRS. II
p Anderson prize which ne snareu
Win Miss Rosanna Young OIL brohei'
,rrow Miss Marian Allen was re-
h.Jod FOR making, the highest
wa,H wSos during both semesters and
W,ss Dorothy Morrison was given
.he %i, American Association OF UNI
..rsiiv Wv women prize. To Mise Mary
n,sS,ev was presented the Mrs. H.
Wugre prize for Best progress III
., srs, vear vocal work, to Ralph
vso,ch OF Enid the Mrs. II. j, Hugge
n,osal for best progress In second
~ vocal work, and to w. H.
Tharnson the Mrs. Il. Rogers Kemp
rive of s25 for the third year pupll
p,aL,ng the best progress. Kay
TIsck OF Muskogee was twice hon
arad with the first Gabe T.. Parker
oratorical prize OF SIS and the sec
orA state oratorical prize or SI:oo
,,bile the second Gabe f. Parker
cra,ory prize OF SO went to Fred
Martin OF Wagner. The Darro"
nrizes OF SIS and $40 for superior
Having in piano contest fell re,
snectiyely to Miss Ruth Ford and
Mics odessa NJ. C. Fink. Miss FINK
.iso captured the DR.. and Mrs. Fred
9 clinton medal of s25 for making
the best progress for the year III
niano and theory of music. The
Iohn Knowls Weaver prizes for
Junior pupils playing best on pun
liz nrogram went to Zelma Morris
and Dorothy Demorest. Her grades
entitled Miss Ruth Lamb to the tltle
n, salutorian and Miss sylvia Han
N that of valedictorian.
Farewell From President.
The graduates were given rousina
rounds of applause as President d
". Gordon called upon each groul
N stand, told them that they hao
finished their courses to the satisfac'
,ion OF the teachers and recon-.
mended by the faculty and approved
by the board of trustees for theN
various degrees and certificates. Ths
president's farewell message was
wherever you go, whatever your
work shall be when you go out IRON
the walls and halls OF this institution
the University of Tulsa claims yot
as Its own children. Some OK yot
have known no other school. W.
have given you the best that we nave
and l hope that the work mas peeI
pleasant and profitable. You pear
great responsibility In possession o
an education, a Christian education
On behalf of the student body, rae
ulty and trustees, | wish you III YOU
future life and work Gods blessing.
Eight Young people can now ado
initials A. B. to their names, Mlsse'
sylvia Ann Hall, Ruby Mae Jones
Agnes Eleanor Lamb, Julia Matti
Lamb, Aileen May Moody an'
Eudora sylvester, Lawrence johnson
and Hawley Coe Kerr. Upon IN
granting of degrees, the new gradu
ates changed the tassels on thel
black caps from right to left in tn
Wual token. Bachelor OF sclenc
Sgrees were conferred upon Misse
Marjorie McCracken sharpe, Louis
Eleanor Willbanks and Wessie Grii
iith. the bachelor of expression de
eree upon Miss Josephine Layma
and bachelor of music degrees upo
Misses Imogene Bierly and Margare
Hill. Academy diplomas were wo
by Robert l.. Allspaugh, George N
Bond, Frank Butler, George NJ. Dll
Stanley ]. Ehlinger. John L. Fit2
gerald. Arthur b, Fleak. Wilso
Harold Gordon. Percy Lee Ora!
Harold Fay Hixon, Hayden McDon
AID, John Albion Spears. Karl VI
rich Schlegel, James Prince an
Lena Duvall Quaid, while cert
ileates in piano, public school musi
and public school art went to Misst
:.eona Britton. Rose Odessa NJ.
FINK. Louie C. Applegate, Emm
Porter Lockwood, Ruth Alice Coz
don.
Gelyin Delivers Address.
.rfev. L. II. Gelvin of sand Sprlnf
Immunity church in a scholarl
tddress held up as the ideal hal
monious development of mans 70,
powers, physical. mental. moral an
spiritual. The body should be mad
a hitting temple of the soul In h
eenalt and athletics should have