Weekly Chemawa American., July 29, 1910, Image 1

13 JULY 29, 1910. NO. 3
VOL
Commencement.
The Commencement exercises at Che
mawa .for this year began Sunday, July
24, with the baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. Rarr O. Lee. The baccalaureate
exercises were heir) in the chapel and
began at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The
sermon was of a character which must
have made quite an impression upon the
serious-minded student. The charge to
the graduates, who were seated upon the
rostrum on this occasion, was such as to
be remembered bv one and all, Tn
everv wav these exercises were both in
structive and pleasing. Following is the
program as rendered on this occasion:
1. "This is the Sabbath Day" Girls' Thorns
3. Opening Sentences bv the Minister
"The Lord in His Holy Temple"
3. -'All Hail h Power of Jesns' Name"
(Carmina No. 95") - Congregation
4. Pravr .......
R. Gloria Patri - - Congregation
fi. Scripture Treason - . ...
V Hvmn "Purer Yet ani Purer"
5. PRooalaureate Rav. Rarr G. Lee
9. RPmn0 Master, Let Me Walk
With TheA" . . Congregation
T Doxologv - ....
11. Renedietion - - -
A sacred concert was plavd bv the
hand in the evening to the delight of all.
The baseball game, Seniors vs Faculty,
was an interesting affair and the Seniors
won out by a score of 10 to 5. While the
score looks, and is, somewhat one-sided,
in some respects it was pretty evenly baL
anced. Tt was good to be there, anyway.
Class Colors Yellow and Plack
Class MoTTOSteadfast and True
CLASS SONG
Now has the hour come of partiDg.
Parting from friends loved so well;
With hearts filled with love and devotion.
Sadly we bid thee farewell.
Chorfs
"Steadfast and True" may our hearts
always be,
"Steadfast and True" may our hearts
always be;
Time will our constancy tell,
Now sadlv we bid thee farewell.
Fondlv we always will treasure
Teachers and friends here so dear;
Oft on the wings of remembrance
Our thoughts shall return to you here.
Though far from here we may journey,
Heart will be ioined still to heart;
Through good and ill may our friendship
Prighren our lives, though apirt.