Pearl Elva Bingham-Domestic Arts and Science. "Sincerity's her chief delight, The darling pleasure of her mind O that I could to her invite All the whole race of human kind." Stanley Alexander Purrington-Commercial. '' Poet! esteem thy noble part, Still listen, still record Sacred historian of the heart, And moral nature's lord." Olive Mae Peterson-Normal. "Oh! spirits gay, and kindly heart, Precious the blessing ye impart!" Hyrum B. Wheelwright-Three-Year Commercial. "And loathful idleness he doth detest." Isabel Beveridge-Commercial. "As a violet she droops her bashful brow, But from her heart sweet incense fills the air; So rich within, so pure without, are thou, With modest mien and soul of virtue rare.'' Thomas Francis Budge-Mechanic Arts. '' Of all affliction taught a lover yet 'Tis sure the hardest science to forget." Esther Catherine Shurtliff-Normal. "So sweet the blush of bashfulness, Even pity scarce can wish it less.'' James Madison Thomas-Normal. "Love and meekness Become a churchman better than ambition; Win straying' souls with modesty again cast none away.'' Annie Mabel Moore-Commercial. "Nature was here so lavish of her store That she bestow'd until she had no more." David Gilbert Randall-Commercial. "Who lord of millions trembles for his store, And fears to give a farthing to the poor; Proclaims that penury will be his fate, And, scowling, looks on charity with hate.'' Mary Louise Storey-Commercial. "Ah! noblest minds Sink soonest into ruin; like a tree, That with the weight of its own golden fruitage Is bent down to the dust.'' Malcolm Wright Watson-Mechanic Arts. "Patience sat by him, in an angel's garb, And held out a full bowl of rich content, Of which he largely quaffed.''