U. Of M. Boy Complimented

The foMowinjg coinplinientary 110tioe of oirne o( tJie most popular and energetic gradruates oï 1894, is takeu fioiii tfoe l.i.-i issue oï tbie Clielsea Herald. Mr. Wodemeyer is on e of the young uien who has ivon his way by hls own onerg-ies and efforts. He lias worked his way throxigh the Universlty, and appreci&tes the value of educatiou. He is counposed of tlie material tliat comes to tlie front as nnturally as the honey bearing íIoaver draws tli-e hoiiey bee to lts sweet treasure : "Wia. W. Wedemeyer, wlio graduated froan the literary department of the Univei-sity uï Michigan this year, v;as the orator of liia olass. The subject of iia oration vraa 'Some Paths of Duty.' 'Mr. AVedemeyer, during his eo'.:ege course, has been appointed to speak at different places. On Feb. 22Óid lie was nent to the great Union League aneetings in diicago. In May he went to Madison, AVis., to preside at tlie Xorthipm Oratovioal League contest. At ithe Coenneneement dinner last Tlnirsilay afternoon Ue was ca-Ued on by Preswlent Angelí to explaiu the rcholarship recently establiKtoed by his class. Amoing . other tliiiiüs Mr. AVe(k-iniver hae been president of tlie Ivecture Association, editor of Wie OastaHan and U. of M. Daily, Universitr editor of t.lie AA'ashtc-' naw Times and to.islmaster at the senior litorary clas.s banqaie. He wfll pursue studies, in tlie law depa.rtment next year."