Capital journal., June 10, 1925, Image 3

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
PAGE THREE
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AT WILLAMETTE
Seventy-three seniors In the
college ot liberal arts, nine seniors
Id the college of law and one sen
ior in the rollego of music were
presented with diplomas at the
annual Willamette university
graduation exercises, held at the
First Methodist church thie morn
ing. Names of those graduating
Are as follows:
College of law William P. Co
niiow, George Duncan, lien jam in
F. Forbes Jr., Allan Jones, Will
iam McKinoey, Floyd D. Moore,
Otto K. Paulus, Clarence D. Phil
lips and James Young.
School of music Miss Gladys
Mdntyre.
College of liberal arts Claire
F Ausman, chemistry, Asotin,
Wash.; CarineliU, Barquist, biol
ogy, Salem; Irene Berg, English.
Fruitland, Idaho; Laura Best,
mathematics, Medford; Merl Bon
ney, history, Garfield, Wash.;
Louise Bryan, history, Salem ;
Lucia Card, French, Dallas; Ced
rfc Chang, economics, Boise, Ida
ho; Lei and (;hapiu, ethics, Heeds
port; Kawson Ch.ipln, chemistry,
Salem; Kathleen Clery, history,
Salem; Elaine Clower, history,
Canyon City: Louise Corskle, Eng
lish. Harrison, Idaho; Kathryn
Crozier, economics, Salem; Stanley
Emmel, English. Salem; Dwight
Findley, education. Salem; Wilma
Gesler, English, Salem; Mary Gil
bert, English, Salem; Thortou
Gleiser, English, Paiouee, Idaho;
Milton Gralupp, chemistry, Salem;
Alice Grey, English Den Moines.
Iowa; Leonel Gray, chemistry,
Milton: Wallace Griffith, mathe-j
mat ice, Salem; Hulda Haggman.j
economics, Astoria; Percy Ham
mond, economics, Salem; Juanita
Henry, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Victor
Hicks, mathematics, Salem; Fran
ces Hodge, religion, Salem; Eslie
Hop Lee, English, Salem; Grace
Jasper, education, Salem; Volenn
Jenks, English, Albany; Allan
Jones, English. Salem; Mary Kee
fer, English. Salem; Martha Lcv
lnworth, mathematics, Salem Mar
garet Legge, English, Salem; Halo
Mickey, philosophy, Salem; Da
phne MalBtrom, history, Pendle
ton; George Moorehead, chemistry,
Salem; Gladys Morton, education
Pomoroy, Wash., Esther Moyer,
history, Ro:ieuurg; Zelda Mulkey,
Englioh, Portland; Earl McAbee,
sociology, Salem; Elizabeth Mc
Clure, French, Portland; Verua
McKeehan, history, Fresno, Cai.;
Dorothy Owens, philosophy, Port
land; Robert Parks, history, Jef
ferson; Paul Pemberton, chemis
try, Salem; Laura Phipps, eco
nomics, Hermieton, Idaho; Paul
Poling. Greek, Salem; Traval Pow
ers, chemistry, Salem; Paloma
Prouty, education, Salem; Eloiec
rtecd, English, Salem; Paul lloe
dor, history, Walla Walla, Wash.;
Edna Schribe, education, Mc
Minnville; Paul Sherwood, mathe
matics, Salem; Clara Smith, re
ligion. Kennewick, Wash.; The
resa Smith, religion, Kennewick.
Wash.; Fay Sparks, French, Sa
lem; Mary Spaulding, education.
Cascade Locks; Harry Spencer,
philosophy, Portland; Caroline
Tall man, mathematics, Gresham;
Daniel Taylor, history, Cottage
Grove; Erma Taylor, education,
Albany; Jenelle Vandevort, eco
nomics. Salem; Jack Vinson, chem
istry, Portland; Ellis Von Esc hen.
physics, Salem; Leroy Walker, re
ligion, Pomona, Cal.; Loyd Waltz,
chemistry, Salein; Roswell Waltz,
chemistry, Salem; Edward War
ren, chemistry, Metzger; Adelia
White, French, Portland; Marian
Wyatt, English, Salem; Sofio Zar
cadias, history, Philippine Islands;
Waldo Zelle;, history, Salem.
ENDEAVOR INSTITUTE HELD
Jefferson, Or., June 10. An in
stitute of the Christian Endeavor
if Jefferson, Salem and other near
by towns vas held in Jefferson
Sunday. The program was gotten
up by the head leaders of the
Chritsian Endeavors. Another onr
will be held In either Woodburn
cr Gervais next Sunday. Rev.
Hjgh McCalum of Jefferson will
bo the main speaker. The purpose
of these Institutes is to talk about
the Christian Endeavor convention
In he held in t'ortlnnd, July 4-10.
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