Commencement Luncheon Held for First Graduates
Trustees hosted a June 7 luncheon for the first graduates after commencement exercises in Brooks Hall. Weather forced the event indoors, with seniors and several trustees attending the luncheon before moving to the Alumnae reception.
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Brooks Hall
Mevanine
Deterous
Carnegie Awards and Class Day Pranks Mark 1911 Commencement
The page excerpt describes the 1911 Class Day events with Agnes Burke distributing Carnegie hero awards and humorous gifts. It mentions a new Chair of Fashion for Agnes Denike at the University, a lecture on “How to Dress Well,” and jokes about Professor Brewster’s coat tails. Other scenes include rewards for missionaries, a Heaven delegation, and Wings granted for early entry. Ethel Leveridge receives a music howl with a Spoon, while 1911’s gift to the college is the flag staff in the quadrangle. Phi Beta Kappa electees and a class valedictory accompany the ceremony.
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Agnes Burke
Carnegie
Butler
Agnes Denike
Brewster
China
Hoboken
Susan Minor
Charlotte Hodge
Academic Chapel
Ethel Leveridge
Lillian Schoedler
Madeleine Hirsh
Phi Beta Kappa
Alice Laura Bennett
Fanny Aurill Bishop
Helen Hopkins Crandall
Harriet Florence Hale
Marmae Tower Hart
Eugenia Ingerman
Prochazka
Dielenatd
Caroline Eustis
Tiuntington Tiemann
Chase Agnes Burke
Hou
Cheiemen
Katherine Gay
Irma Heiden
Melen Crandall
Margaret Hart
Around College Spring Metaphor of Growth and Energy
The piece contrasts spring and fall within a college year, noting energy and weariness, rush of events, and a push toward growth. It urges directing renewed life into deliberate progress to yield a fruitful harvest.
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