| Events | Graduating exercises of the Didactics Class. Program
- Piano solo for left hand, by Miss Jordan of Waverly
- Truth, original oration by W. I. Benham of Garnavillo
- Our Aristocracy, original oration by Anna E. Fitch of Janesville
- Christian Art: Its Influence on Civilization, original oration by Kate E. Mullarky of Cedar Falls
- Science, original oration by Anna McGovern of Mitchell
- Address to the graduates by the President of the Board, the Honorable S. G. Smith of Newton
- Presentation of the diplomas
- America, as sung by the congregation
- Benediction
- Graduating exercises of the Elementary Class. Program, part I
- Guide me, O Thou Great Jehovah, as sung by the congregation
- Man as Man, original oration by Will H. Harwood of Grove Hill
- Anarchy in the South, original oration by Daniel Eiler of Cedar Falls
- Literary Beauties of the Bible, original oration by Eva Cooke of Tripoli
- Music by Ida Manatt -- La Reine des Fees, Galop
- Nature's Hidden Treasurers, original oration by Alice McManus of Hudson
- Scales, original oration by George Chandler of Riceville
- Clouds, original oration by Cleland Gilchrist of Cedar Falls
- The Pillars of Light original oration by Jennie Macy of Northwood
- Piano solo by Miss Jordan
- America and Her Religion, original oration by C. W. Johnston of Utica
- Then and Now, original oration by Frank R. Willis of Nugent's Grove
- Unrestricted Suffrage, original oration by S. B. Reed of Cedar Falls
- Why Should She Study? original oration by Louisa Jennings of Janesville
- Music duet by Misses Perkins and Flint -- Les Danus de Seville
- Part II. Music quartette consisting of Messrs. Montford and Jordan, and Misses Hatch and Miller
- Our Government a Success, original oration by Edgar Anderson of Marshalltown
- High Lights and Deep Shadows, original oration by May Davis of Hudson
- Keys, original oration by Lou P. Barrett of Ellington
- Music by Miss Hatch -- Song
- Influence of Nations, original oration by Rose E. Southard of Charles City
- Our Early English Literature, original oration by Eliza Rawstern of Greencastle
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