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NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
VOL. XVI.
NEWBERQ. YAMHILL COUNTS OREGON, THÜB8DAY, JUNE 23,1904.
NO. 32.
PACIFIC COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
exercises. THfT
vices were they got down to business, and spared. Many an old, forgotten
opened with
B®an voluntary, the audience was treated to chapel talk w as brought to
played by Mim K - B. Wilson,
some really good music, while light.
followed by tM Congregational
Calvin Blair vigorously wielded
A rousing song by the class,
Review o f the Various Exercises o f the Week. Which Mark
hymn, “ P r a ia fl H d from whom
the
baton
over
a
large
physical
“4
.9 04,” was given, in which the
the Culmination o f a Year o f Successful W ork.
all blessings fitt ■ * ’ A beautiful
geography. They were loudly glories o f the class were extolled.
Good Outlook for Next Year.
anthem, “ C o f l p io ly Spirit, encored.
The great feature o f the even-
was rendered bj fithe choir, and
The next number, “ How it was ! ing w as “ The winter’s diver­
following the jM Bon, Mrs. O .K .
planned,” proved to be a Sopho­ sion,” in «even scenes, which w as
Another year of good work in I were getting used to the stick, Edwards san fla ■fctively a very more class meeting, at which a a comedy presenting the various
Pacific College has come to a the collegians took a lead which pretty solo.
certain recital was discussed. In experiences o f the winter when
In opening
close and another class has they kept until the end of the
.discourse Prof. this the intrepid Seniors had the smallpox worked havoc in the
■“ commenced.” The work o f the game. The score keeper w as the Lewis spoke 9 P th e limitless audacity to take in vain the college and boarding hall.
past year has been badly inter­ busiest man on the ground but wealth o f God j9 wMring but one names of seven illustrious Sopho­
Scene one showed four of the
Khment o f hu- mores.
rupted and finished under diffi­ stood up to his work nobly purpose—the
leading physicians o f the tow n
culties, but “ Night brings out until the last, fainting from ex man life. The a ijpisite rose, the
A recitation by Calvin Blair in consultation, endeavoring to
the stars,” and the day which haustion when the strain was glow o f the s m p t , the wealth expressed the state of mind of decide whether the new disease
succeeds is all the brighter. Act­ finally over. For lack o f space o f field, and fores k and mine are the Juniors, as they feel the re­ w as chicken pox or smallpox.
ing President Lewis has proven the score is not given, the college tor us. But th V mean much sponsibility of Seniorhood fall­ Scene tw o pictured the famous
rial wealth ing upon them. This feeling was exodus from
a friend, indeed, to the institu­ winning at the rate o f almost 2 more than
Canyon
Hall.
They are me
I of that higher summed up in the following Scene three—a room in Dr. Min-
tion in the absence of President to 1.
lo v e * upon words, which ended each verse: thorn’s office, with Gertrude
The actors were lined up as power of life
McGrew, and deserves great
which
all
sho
»yhold. Com- “ Oh, I ’m afraid we don’t know Minthorn bu9ily answering re­
credit for his self-sacrificing labor. | follows
A
lum
ni
College
plete
develo
is found only h ow .”
The exercises of the week have
peated telephone calls, when in
Q. B. Metcalf, ’00......... . .c ....................... M . Blair
rice should be
been attended by that combined C. B. Wilson, ’#7........ . . . p ........ .T yr» Hutchens in service and
“All we know” w as the title of came Dr. Littlefield, in the per­
F. C. Jackson, ’W ,.........ss............ J. a . Kramlen
lotive power a good number. When the cur­ son o f Aubrey Kramien, and set­
spirit of jo y and seriousness—jo y O. K. Edwards, ’•A. ....1 b ........................ C. Blair energized by
A. C. Stabrough, D8.. ..8 b ........... W. Pemberton
developed life tain w as withdrawn it disclosed tled them atter, “ It is sm allpox.”
over the successful termination W. C. W oodward, *88 8 b ...................Paul Maris o f love. The
D. D. Coulson, ’00.........r f . . ........... R. Pemberton
o f a hard year’s work and seri­ O. R. Marls, ’00.............e f ..................... R. Cahill is far too rare.
the Seniors seated around a Scene four was “ The latest fad.”
T. W. Heater, *08..........1
.......... Newman
The speaker made a searching
ousness at the thought o f ties of Umpire, Roy Heater.
table, reviewing the few things Elizabeth Kirk quietly fainted
R E C E P T IO N T O T H E SEN IORS B Y comparison o f conditions past
friendship to be sundered.
they have learned during the aw ay while Dr. Minthorn, in
and present, indusrial, social,
Conditions will be different
T H E C H R IS T IA N A SSO C IA TIO N S
years spent at old P. C. Jokes the person of Marvin Blair, w as
intellectual
andtialjlgious—empha-
next year, but the Board" o f
The annual reception given to
were recalled whose principals vaccinating her with a carving
Managers feels that great things the Seniors by the Y. M. and Y. sizing th eg rea | ® p lu tion which ranged all the way from tender knife. Scene five, “ Behold it,”
are in store for the college and W. C.. A. was held in the gymna­ has taken place Inti its relation Freshmen up to ostentatious
that better work will be accom­ sium Saturday evening. The to the church. The problem o f Juniors. Nor were the Faculty (Continued on editorial page.)
plished than ever before.
building was beautifully decorat­ the church to-day was clearly
The [pulpit is no
ed with vine maple, roses and jresented.
L A D IE S ’ A T H L E T I C D R IL L .
ier o f general
the college colors. The guests onger the disj
information
ai
^knowledge as
were welcomed by association
ormerly.
The
aultitudes g o
presidents, Miss Bernier W ood­
tenment and
ward and Walter Miles. A short elsewhere for e*
e world goes
time was spent in having a entertainment,
no
more
to
tl
rch.
Will the
general good time, after which
spel o f liberty
o f Miss Britt. At 2 :3 0 the ypung the word w as passed around church take
and
victory
ladies marched in and after a that the Seniors were wanted
Speaking more directly to the
few maneuvers commenced their upon the upper seats o f the
Unsuspectingly assembled students Prof. Lewis
first number, a. ball drill. About amphitheatre.
28 girls took part in this drill they took their places in the ex­ said, “ As you g o forth to service,
and they certainly presented a posed position, high above the remember that your Father will
charming spectacle as they tossed common crowd in the pit below. supply all your needs.” Great
the balls around to music. This After the Seniors had thus been issues are not settled by politi­
drill lasted for about 15 minutes secured and escape was impos­ cians and statesmen, but by earn­
and was followed by the flag sible, Prof. Albertson appeared. est, sober and educated thought
With the air o f a showman, and action in the ranks o f the peo­
drill.
This was certainly the best exhibiting for the first time the ple. Take up your large respon­
drill ever given by the Physical undomcsticated gentleman from sibilities with much.faith and g o
forth to courageous endeavor.
Culture department and it was that famous isle across the seas,
appreciated very highly by all he began to introduce them one
On Sunday evening the annual
presents The girls used flags of by one to the' appreciative audi­ address before the Christian
the college colors and their move­ ence. After the name of the Associations was delivered by
ments drew merited applause illustrious person, , came a short Rev. Clark Pemberton o f Scotts
from the spectators. Perhaps sketch o f his life His character­ Miles. The theme o f the sermon
the prettiest part o f this number istics were commented upon, his was success in life, fancied and
was seen when they all marched virtues were extolled, and some real. He showed^ forcibly by
t o the center o f the gymnasium o f his faults were mentioned. illustration that wealth, influ­
with their flags crossed till the Then came his prospects in life, ence, position nor intellect are
whole center o f the floor was a without exception very bright. criterions o f true success. All are
mass o f Old Gold and Navy Blue. There is only one cloud upon the good and may be used to noble
These drills certainly were a future outlook o f the class. This purposes, but the prime requisite
credit to the young ladies and is that it is impossible for one | is the indwelling o f that spiritual
Miss Britt, all o f whom have member ever to become president; life and power—which links man
been working very faithfully of the l nited States, he having with Gad and crowns him the
been born in Denmark.
practicing for this exhibition;
final victor in life's struggle.
After the introduction, neatly !
O. H .J.
CLASS D A Y . ’
written
programs
of
the
evening
ANNUAL B A SEB A LL GAM E.
There has always been “ some­
were passed around, and w ere:
The annual ball game between
thing doing” when the class o f
followed by a peroid o f general
the alumni and undergraduates
1904 was interested, and class
was played Saturday afternoon conversation. This was followed i ,
Monday evening, was no
by music with whispered convcr- j * <ly’ .
before a big crowd o f spectators.
The exercises were
sation. Base ball with excited ! exceP 10,1'
It was almost a ladies day. T h e!“
““ “ ”
hel d in the gymnasium, an ideal
conversation ensued. This is a
fair sex was out in force and as
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place. The side opposite the
the ladies enjoy heavy batting-;
iamphitheatre w.-,a curtained off
the players did their utmost to berg for the first time. Partners as a stage for a space o f about
wrere now chosen,
cnosen, by a novel
please them. Never before w a s !
ten feet from the wall, while the
method, and refreshments were
there a heavier bom bardm ent.!
audience packed to standing
The ball w’as clouted over into served in the form of ice cream ' room the remainder o f the build­
L. L. S. j
the canyon, it was lifted into and cake.
ing.
W oodw ard’s cherry orchard, it
b a c c a l a u r e a t e S u n d a y .
The first number on the pro­
w as whacked here and driven1 A large audience filled the gram was a sc lo tio n by the
there, until it had explored Friends church Sunday morning “ orchestra.” This consisted o f
thoroughly all * the adjacent and listened to an unusually able the entire class, with Calvin
territory. The game was any­ and ^ thoughtful Baccalaureate Blair as baton swinger. There
thing but featureless—and error­ sermon delivered
by Acting was much tuning o f instruments
less.
President C.
E. Lewis. The and adjusting of music racks, on
Being in practice however the congregations o f other churches which copies of popular maga-
college boys found the ball from in tow n were in attendance, the zincs, such as Puck, Judge, etc.,
the start, and while the alumni different pastors assisting in the were much in- evidence. At- last
On Saturday afternoon a large
crow d o f friends o f the college
assembled in the gymnasium to
witness the annual physical
culture drill, given by the girls
o f the college under the direction
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