Fifty Fourth Commencement at Upper Iowa University
The Fifty Fourth Commencement at Upper Iowa University featured School of Education events with speaker Dr. Thomas R. Cole of St Paul, noting Minnesota educational ties. Graduates including Lela Buhlman and Anna Laura Neff received diplomas as ceremonies opened with Zeth egathean and Zeta Alpha activities and a baccalaureate sermon at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Education
Fayette
Bennett
Tommy Cole
Our Town Schoola
Thomas R. Cole
St Paul
Minnesota
Agaume
Roy D McCarthy
Misses Norton
Searles
Mra Schlegel
Misses Mershon
Miller
University
Lela Buhlman
Georgia
Eleanor Hiiredge
Harriet Squires Elwood
Leslie Shoreland Frederick
Anna Aura Jakway
Ruby Elizabeth Leete
Marguerite Luers Laxson
Cora Linn
Henry McSweeny
Anna Laura Neff
Herbert Percy-Hames
Angie Garfield Pierce
Harrison Gerald Roberts
Ernest T Smith
Mary Anna White
Elsie Youngman
Anniversary program of Philo mathean and Aonia societies
Friday evening featured an Anniversity program with a for the Philo mathean and Aonia societies. A for a duet by Miss Miller and Miss Mershon and a vocal solo by Harold Craig with Frances Camp accompanying. Rey V. E. Hall delivered the address on Society Spirit, covering Loyalty to Honor Duty and Love. The program pleased members. The love feast, a remnant of commencement days, was held at nine o'clock Sunday morning in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
University Chapel
Mary Miller
Bertha Mershon
Cooper
Gounod
Choral Union
Professor Crain
Thomas H Temple
Waukon
Thomas & Taylor
Jesus Christ
Taylor
Germany
Philomathean
Aonia
Misses Miller
Sod Mershon
Harold Craig
Misa Frances Camp
Rey V E Hall
Ros a in Italian dialect leads at oratory recital
O Lewis prominent in Oratory department for years and Miss Maek Brown led the school of oratory this year. The graduating recital featured Browning and Phelps works, diplomas to seniors Chas O Lewis and Miss Brown, and a large music program with notable performances by Martha Hartnell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Oratory
Helen £. Brown
Missea Goldie M. Dowd
Gertrude Marrell
Bernice Claxton
Bellé U. Brown
Norma Dobson
Beulah G. Hartford
Bunner
Audrey
Misa Zenita Graf
Eugene Field
Ohas
O Lewis
Rosa
Lewis
Department of Oratory
Maek Brown
Roma Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Browning
Chas O Lewis
Mse Brown
School of Music
Martha Hartnell
Liazt
The
Jews Society of Teachers
Dubuque
Norton
Searles
Hagges
Frankie Schneider
Meyer
Douglas
Mary Miller
Dudley Buck
Misa Bertha Mershon
Mildred Culbert Schlegel
Unveiling of Carnegie Bust in Library Ceremony
Four thirty p m ceremony unveiled the bust of Andrew Carnegie in the library. Ex Governor William Larrabee of Clermont was honored by remarks from Dr Thomas E Fleming and President R W Cooper. Arlen Sweat and Dorothy Cooper drew the veil while Fleming read lines from William Archer about gifts and noble heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas E Fleming
R. W. Cooper
William Larrabee
Clermont
Arlen Sweat
Dorothy Cooper
Mra Cooper
Fleming
William Archer
Andra
President's Reception and Alumni Banquet Held Tonight
From 4 to 5 30 pm the President hosted a reception for the university board of trustees L P A members alumni and visiting friends in College Hall alumni banquet served to nearly a hundred guests in the alurai rooms of Vollege Hall and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Honry Babcock
University
University Board of Trustees
Alurai
Vollege Hall
Alumni Toasts and Plays Mark 1885 Anniversary
An eight oclock alumni anniversary program featured toastmasters from Illinois and Oklahoma, with readings by Helene Burgess and De M RK Maltbie. The Class of 1885 arranged the event, roll calls listed members from earlier classes, a quartette performed, and a vocal duet followed. In baseball, Strawberry Point beat the local team 7 to 4, and the graduating class staged The College Widow to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Watson Cooper
U 1 U
Helene Burgess
Comnock
School of Oratory
Hyatston
RK Maltbie
Jason L Paine
Mre
T HK Taylor
F G Young
Dr M R Maltbie
EH Estey
HL Adams
Mabel Lossing
J Wagner
T A Temple
Roy McCarthy
Addie M Katey
Messia
Obaa Simonda
Art Harold Craig
Mias
Helen Baker
Harold Craig
Commencement Exercises Honor Prizes and Degrees
Morning ceremonies featured Bishop McIntyre delivering a lecture on The Battle of Life and an array of prize awards including Joseph Qnas Scholarship to Leon L Smith and Sarah Houghton Pawcett Prize to Miss Borah Patridge. Degrees conferred spanned Bachelor of Arts and Science, Bachelor of Philosophy, Doctor of Divinity, with class of 1910 winning the close athletic cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McIntyre
Io Addres
Bguin
Joseph
Qnas
Leon L Smith
Sarah Houghton Pawcett
Borah Patridge
Mra J P
Attending Alumni List From Early Iowa College Ceremony
The list records dozens of alumni with years ranging from 1802 to 196, including names such as Paine, Robertson, Newberry, Fleming, Parker, Taylor, Dorman, and Dickman. A separate note lists commencement visitors and delegates from multiple towns including Lloyd Cresco Waterloo Colesburg Sumner Clermont Osage and West Union, reflecting a broad regional turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L Paine
F M Robertson
B W Newberry
T E Fleming
D M Parker
H W Troy
N I? Norton
P R Woods
F F Kling
Addie Estey
Lena Walker
T E Taylor
J W Bickman
J D Parker
Thomas Potter
Persigs Alderson
R G Hunt
F G Young
F Paine
Tireman
A G Curran
Martble
Jars—Win Baker
How Dickman
B&h Estey
FE. Singh
C C Dickman
Tna
Lockwood
Amy Paine
O W Stevenson
Cora Beach
Ismi
K OM Mitchell
GL Cole
Go McNevinn
Lot Fussell
HL Adams
Ona Rounds
Leslie Ayer
M Mitchell
Etl Fstey
VE Jia
Ora Fellows
A McLean
J E Dorman
W Stevenson
K.P. Cassidy
Lloyd
John Gammons
Earl
Sumner
W. A. Stone
J. N. Walker
Irene King
Waucoma
Wim. Larrabee Jr
Clermont
G. B. Shoemaker
Shell Rock
Louise Williams
St. Atkinson
Sarah Addington
Osage
Robert Claxton
Homewood
T. H. Temple
Waukon
West Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Upper Iowa University
ZETH
Zethegathean
Zeta Alpha
Misa Mabel Lossing
India
Misa
Khandwa
America
Jabalpur
Andy
Philo-Aonla
Sarah el Patridge
Forrest B Claxton
Hadwen H . Williams
Charles W Hungerford
Luman Sampson
Cuartette
Mesgra
William Arnone
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Y W Dickman
A. L. Adam
Andrew Gillies
Minneapolis
Victor Hugo
Jean Valjeane
D . Parker
J. HK. Wagner
RE. G. Hunt
Parkersburg
Pawcett
A E Kernaban
Misa Sarah Patridge
Sarah Houghton Fawcetti
ZETA
Zethegathean Sr. and
Zeta Alpha Hall
Sanford
Smith
Young
Andrew
Carnegie
Baith
Scotland
State Bank OF
F Kling
Illinois
USA
EB Wagner
Oklahoma
Chas Hungerford
AG Peaks
Missouri
Strawberry Point
Clase
Forrest B. Claxton
Leon L
Sare
Helen M
Craft Helen Brown
Frances M. Camparie
Lester W
Dooley Minnifarle
Leslie A
Waite Selle
Prttit
Saral
Patridge
Alma I
Fabsel
Thos W
Moreland
Garrison
Hadwen H. Williams
John D. Bakiga
Buti
Patridge CO
D. Mogdon
Charles W. Langerford
Sciince
Charles F. Monevin
Roy Y. Worther, Ghonga E. Miller
Doctor OF Divinity
Curran
A. EB. Wagner
T Re Cole
Madge Turd
Leu Stone
Frances Simonds
CA Sartain
J & Wagner
Mabel Susband
Carrie Green
Maude Blunt
Edna Holter
Julia Winston
Mayme Hurd
Hugh Curran
Edwin Lee
George Miller
Thomas Roberts
Nellie Stevenson
J C Daysey
Guy Carpenter
A_ B Curran
G R Lockwood
Roy Porter
A G Peaks
Charles Simonds
Wm Smith
Til Temple
Janet Bender
Bertha Beal
Arthur Belknap
Cora Maloney
Lena White
Katherine Parry
Kate Ulrich
Dora Peebles
Blanche Sherman
D Irving Sanford
Guy Carter
Vern Day
F . Grimes
Blanche Keiser
Ray G Kiteh
John B Magee
Joseph Neff
Grace Nolan
Maude Wimber
Francis Robbins
JC Marley
Chester Burnside
Denniston-Shirley Co's
Iowa
Walker Med. Co
Fayette, Iowa
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