Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-05-22
President
Class Day Exercises
Judge Wilson Warlick
To Receive L. D.

AT the eighty-third annua.
commencement exercise to b
held on May 26, seventy-siz
students will be awarded the
bachelor degree. The honorary
degree, Dr.. of Law, will be con-
ferred upon Judge Wilson War.
lick of Newton, N. c. The fol
lowing will receive the bachelor
of arts degree: Joseph Andrew:
Ruth Andrew, Susan Blackwell.
Martha Bolick, Anna Mary Bran
mock, Bernice Byrd, Ruth Canup.
Eolo Cesareo, Wilson Cheek, Anne
Clippinger, Doris Council, George
Ely, Blandina Ezzell, Milton Faust,
Janette Finger, Chester Fultz, Ed
win Garland, Dorothy Gordon,
Ralph Gress, Howard Croft, Ar
thur Grove, John Hamilton, Ernest
Harris, Alva Hedrick, Beatrice
Hill, Vivian Hoffman, Lester
Houtz, Charles James, Eileen
Jones, Wade Leonard, Jack Ley
den, Rose Lyerly, Everett Lynch,
George Machen, Nicely McCubbins
Hail McSwain, Hugh Middlekauf,
Iilyan Miller, Margaret Beck
Myers, Etna Palmer, Sam Pea
cock, Eula Peeler, Marion Purcell,
Vergil Queen, Helen Ramsey, Viii
liam Ryburn, Terrell Shoffner,
William Siegel, Rachael Smith,
John Spangler, Evelyn Stallings,
Carrie Belle Strayhorn, Harold
Vaniewsky, Frances VanLoan. An
ME Vain, Charles Williams, Wood
row Winters, Harold Wolfinger,
Robert Woodson, Paul Wright,
John Ziegler, John Zimmerman.
The following will receive
bachelor of science degrees in
business administrations: RoyBick-
EFT, E. G. Faison. Harold Good
man, Janet Laros, and Harold
Winecoff.
Those receiving the bachelor Of
science degrees in music are: John
Fox, Delete Honeycutt, Camille
Templeton.
Those receiving the bachelor of
Science degree in Home Economics
are: Virginia Fisher, Fannie Stokes,
and Blanche Wyatt.
The Junior marshals, who were
selected by the Junior Class, are:
Harry Carolus, chief-marshal; Jane
Spong, Frances Foil, Dorothy Sell
domridge, Melva Peifly, Emerson
Keener, Carl Fink, Edward Stull,
and Maynard Newman.
The commencement program
will start on Saturday, May p,
500 P. M. with the senior re-
ception at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Howard R. Omake. On
Sunday, May "a at 11:oo A. NJ,
the Baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered by Professor Charles Ed
ward Meyers of Lancaster, Pa. At
$50 P. M. a senior recital will be
given in the recital hall of the
Brodbeck Music Building. The
second day program starts at 1000
A. NJ, with a meeting Of the
Board of Trustees and senior ten
mis- matches. At 1870 P. NJ, the
Alumni Association will meet in
their annual meeting in the Brod-
beck Building. Class Day exer-
cises will begin at r o'clock. In
the college auditorium at $3.50 the
senior class play, "The Queens
Husband" a three-act play by
Robert Sherwood will be presented
On Tuesday May 26 at 1000
o'clock the annual commencement
exercises will take place. The
address will be given by the Hon
orable Wilson Warlick of Newton:
N. c..
The program for the Class Day
exercises: Professional Address OF
welcome to the parents, Milton
Faust; Class History, Harold VOL
finger; Class poem, Frances Var
loan; Class, Prophecy, Joseph
Andrew; Introduction of Clas:
Officers, Milton Faust; Passing OF
the Mantle to the Junior Class:
Milton Faust; Acceptance of the
Mantle, Edward Gehring; Class
Will, Everett Lynch; Presentation
of the gift to the college, Milton
Faust; Acceptance of the Gift;
and the Class song, written by Del
cite Honeycutt, Camille Tenn
pleton, and Ernest Harris, sung by
the Senior class.