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Part of Palladian Yearbook 1893-1894_10
ANNUAL PROGRAMS
Eleventh Annual Chase and Wheeler Contest in Ora-
tory, University Chapel, Jan. 6, 1894.
| PROGRAM | |||||||
| Piano Duet | Miss G. Ginger, C. F. Tucker | ||||||
| "Civilization's Greatest Triumph," | Ralph P. Benedict | ||||||
| Vocal Solo | Selected | ||||||
| Harriet C. Blair | |||||||
| "The Individual in Government," | Mary Edwards | ||||||
| "I Wish I Were a Senior Boy," | Grace Guy Thompson | ||||||
| Conservatory Trio | Selected | ||||||
| Rose Oleson, Roy C. Howell, Rudolphus Strassman. | |||||||
| "Manliness," | L. C. Smith | ||||||
| "What Is the Proper Education of Woman," | Myrtle I. Wheeler | ||||||
| Piano Solo | Minnie Parker | ||||||
JUDGES Manuscript—Mrs. A. J. Sawyer, Prof. L. A. Sherman, Prof. H. W. Caldwell. Delivery—Chancelor J. H. Canfield, Judge A. W. Field, Prof. H. C. Peterson. |
After their graduation Messrs. Clement Chase and Daniel H. Wheeler, Jr., of Omaha, believing that a contest in oratory could bring only good results, offered a prize of ten dollars for the best oration, to which the society has added a second prize of five dollors. This was the first contest of the kind in the University, and its results have been very gratifying both to the society and to the authors and patrons of the movement.
| AWARDS. | |||||||
| A. G. Wagner | 1884 | R. L. Marsh | |||||
| C. S. Lobingier | 1885 | W. S. Perrin | |||||
| H. P. Barrett | 1886 | C. S. Polk | |||||
| J. A. Barrett | 1887 | W. H. Wagner | |||||
| Miss Glen Talbot | 1888 | O. W. Fifer | |||||
| E. P. Brown | 1889 | Edwin Farmer | |||||
| D. W. Bush | 1890 | W. T. Brown | |||||
| T. F. A. Williams | 1891 | C. M. Skiles | |||||
| Miss Minnie De Pue | 1892 | Miss Eugenia Getner | |||||
| C. R. Welden | 1893 | Miss Flora Bullock | |||||
| L. C. Smith | 1894 | R. P. Benedict | |||||
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