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The Nortnal College Ne'ws Eastern Michigan University DigitalCommons@EMU EMU Student Newspaper: The orN mal News & University Archives The Eastern Echo 1913 The orN mal College News, June 13, 1913 Eastern Michigan University Follow this and additional works at: https://commons.emich.edu/student_news p ,, The NortnalCollege Ne'Ws VOL. JO YPSILANTI MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1913 NO. 34 OUT-DOOR PROGRAM One Week More olReal Work Before Commencement SENSATIONAL RALLY UND[R ELECTRIC LIGHTS The atmosphere on the campus ls President McKenny in Normal Hall SAV[S JUE DAY Girls' Gym Glasses to Present Program rapidly becoming charged with the on Sunday evening. Monday is given Normals Find U. D. in Ninth Inning spirit of Commencement, as the clos- to class day exercises. The Degrees of of Drills and Dances on Football ing da.ys of the school year draw near. hold theirs at ten in the morning, for Four Merry Runs; Game Field Tuesday It .seems diffi.,cult to realize that followed by the Senior class and Ivy Played at Bois BlanG a fl of l from Tungs- there is but one more week of real Day exercises in the afternoon. In Under ood ight The ball team successfully clashed ten lamps suspended over the football .school. Next week occur the final the evening the campus songfest. oc- exams for those unlucky ones who curs and the conservatory Commence- with University of Detroit at Bois field, the final public appearance of Blanc Wednesday, The Free Press the girls' gym classes will be made have to take them, and the rounding ment. Tuesday is set aside as Alumni m reported the game as follows: next Tuesday ev'3ning at eight o'clock. up of the year's work is supposed to Day. The old grads register in roo With two men down in the ninth The program includes many pretty be accomplished by Friday night. This 30, with a number of class reunions inning and the score tied at three runs effects of' costume and lighting, and means the departure of about half the occuring during the day. The inau- each, the Ypsi Normals did some clout­ wil1 be thoroughly enjoyable in the student body for their homes,-the gural exercises take place Tuesday ing and before their clubbing activi­ outdoor air. This is the first year only ones to remain being the Seniors, a:lso, in the morning, and the afternoon ties had been halted the Normals had that the program has been given off although this year there is an ad- is filled with the almuni ball game and scored a quartet of runs, which gave the gymnasium floor. The program ditional inducement for the Juniors t� meeting. The pregident's reception to them a 7-to-3 victor� over the U. of D., in full: stick around in the impressive inau- faculty alumni, Senior class and as the home team could not cross the Military Marching-Phys. Tr. 9. gural exercises of President McKenny, friends occurs Tuesday evening, The rubber in their half of the final frame. Pole Drill with N Banners-Phys. at which Governor Ferris and many Commencement exercises, proper take distinguished educators are to speak. place at ten o'clock Wednesday morn- Rynearson, who started for the visi- Tr. 3. tors, was found for a half dozen hits The week of Commencement begins ing, followed by the Commencement Sw�dish Equesttrain March (Bros­ . during his incumbency of the mound trom) with the Baccalaureate .sermon by dinner at noon, which is the conclud- an d was yanked in favor of Bell, who Helen Barnard. ,he.Id the University clubbers. M'ars:hke pitched fairly good ball until the fata Mazurka (Pierroni)-Phys. Tr. 7. l ninth, when he was taken for four Hoop Drill, Normal N-Phys. Tr. 6. ORGAN RECITAL SUMMER SCHOOL hits. Tarantelle, or Dane� or Death, First ork Begins June · 30; Gover.nor Purcell's. playing of-the initial sack (Hiller) Guild Recital in Normal Hall W and Grouse's hitJting were the feat­ Claribelle Landt. Sunday Afternoon Ferris to Lecture ures of the contest, which was played ,at Bois Blanc. Crouse hit for a home Torch-Club Swinging-12 Girls . The largest summer school in the run on his first trip to the plate, but Shepherd's Hey-Phys. Tr. 3. The first org�n recital ever given failed to touch seco Group Wand Drill-Phys. Tr. 6. in Norma1 Hall under the auspices of history. of the college begins Monday, nd or third in his hurry to score and was Lantern March-Phys, Tr. 3 the American Guild of Organists will June 30th, and runs six weeks, up to put out at . the keystone when the ball Dance (Goddard-Marian was re­ Butterfly .occur next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'- August 8th. All departments, includ- turned to the diamond. Score: Mo n. clock. The program ,yili be presented ing the training school, will be re- Mass Dumb Bell ,Drill-Phys, Tr. 3. YPSI NORMALS V. presented by regular class work, ba- Gondolier Dance (Nevin)-Phys. by Miss Elsie Andrews, reeently AB H 0 A Tr. 9. elected to the Guild and by Mrs. R. ginning at seven o'clock in the morn- Goodrich, 2 .............5 2 0 3 3 Gypsy Dance (Parker)-Ruth Sco­ A. Clifford, soprano, with Professor ing and continuing until four in the Crouse, 3 . , , ...........5 3 2 Bell, l-p · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 5 2 8 0 vill. Frederick Alexander, accompanist. afternoon. The majority of the classes Russian Polonnaise-Phys. Tr. 6. · · Gump, s · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 4 0 1 0 A s1 1 ver off ermg · wil be taken m w1 1 1 be con d uc te d b y the regular in- Highland Fling-Phys. Tr. 3. l Curtis, m ..............4 0 1 2 structors, although as a num- Willow Hoop Drill-Phys. Tr. '9. accorda.nce with the regulation of the : , usual, Lewis, c ...............4 1 9 1 All the dances will be in costume, Guild. All are cordially invited to ber of the faculty have this, summer Rynearson, p-1 .........4 2 2 2 including the individual members. The attend. off as vacation. Full ,credi� is given for Alford, r , , . , ..........4 1 1 0 Jefferson, 1 0 lantern march will be a pretty effeet, The program is as follows: the work done in summer school, al- · · · · · · · · · · · · 4 2 3 as 100 ,girls will march in fancy for­ 1. Praeludium et Fuga in B minor though the school is �lso an institute 27 11 mations carrying lighted Japanese lan­ Bach. Totals ..............33 13 for eleven neighboring counties, and OF D. terns. The Pierroni Mazurka and the 2. Aria from "Isai�h," Willard Patten u. AB H A Gondolier d,anc.e are absolutely new, "Cry Moud, Spare Not." work will be offered to fit the needs 0 1 0 0 being arranged for this exhibition 3. Sonata op. 80. .••.•••••••• Guilmant of those desiring to prepare· them­ Purcell, ..............4 12 Dolan, under Mrs. Burton's guidance. The Allegro appassionato. selves for the county teachers' ex­ s ...............4 1 1 1 music wi11 be furnished by t_he Nor­ Adagio. aminations. Barton, m . .............5 0 1 0 mal orchestra. A feature of the summer school is Marshke, p .............{), 0 0 5 Scherzo. 1 The seat sale has been going on all Choral et Fugue, the special lectures and conservatory Dacey, 2- ........•.....4 2 1 3 week at the gymnasium office and recitals. The faculty of the conserva­ Tobin, 3 ..............3 2 2 2 4. Songs:- 1-2 ............. 4 seats are still to be had. As there a. When the Swallows Fly ....White tory will give a musical evening each Cronin, 2 3 1 sold on the :field, it will Monday nig,ht during summer school McLaughlin, C ........ 3 0 '7 1 will ·be none b. The Birth of Morn ..........Leoni 3 b enecessary to buy tickets at the c. June ................Jes ·sie Pease with the exception of the first Mon­ Sweeney; r ............. 1 {} 0 office before Tuesday night. The price b. Fantasie ..........Saint-Saens day night. These recitals give the is twenty-five ,cents. The tickets ad- 5. a. Andante ............Borow.ski students of the summer school a fine Totals ..............30 8 27 13 ml-t to bleachers and chairs. Children opportunity to hear pleasing and in­ Innings .......1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 under twelve years will not be ex­ ALUMNI SPEAKER structive programs, including piano, Ypsilanti .... ...0 2 0 0 0 {), O 1 4-7 pected on -the field unless accompani- pipe organ and vocal numbers, U. of D. .........0 0 ,0 1 0 1 0 1 0-3 ed by adults. W. W. Chalmers, '86, former super­ A number of notable lectures will Errors-Dolan, Tobin, Goodrich, intendent of the Toledo (0.) schools, be given during summer school. Pro­ Gump,, Curtis 2. Runs--Marshke 2, fessor Earl 0. Barnes, who has an Dacey, Crouse 2, Goodrich, Lewis, Ry­ WANTS LUIDENS will give th principa address at the CALVIN COLLEGE e l international reputation as a student nearson, Alford, Jefferson. Hits-Off Alumni meeting Commencement week. The following dispatch from a and lecturer on education-al suubjects Bel1 2, off Rynearson 6. At bat­ The other speakers will be President will lecture daily July 1, 2, and 3. Mr. Against Bell 9, against Rynearson 27. Grand Rapids newspaper announces McKenny, the president of the alumni J. C. Blosser, who has won an enviable Two-base hits-Sweeney, Dacey, Ry­ good news for a member of this year's nearso _ Bell. Sacrifice hits-Purcell, association, W. J. McKone of Albion, name as a tr.avelog lecturer on the n, graduating class: Sierra and Cascade Mountains and on Tobin, McLaughlin.
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