The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-01
List of University Students Who
Will Graduate.
RECORD-BREAKING CLASS
SIXTY-NINE WILL BE AWARDED
DIPLOMAS.
Many Young Men and Women Will
Finish Their School Days-Inter-
esting and Original Class-Day
Programme Given at the High
School Last Night.

At the special meeting of the univer-
sity faculty held yesterday afternoon
to decide on the application of stu
dents for graduation, sixty-four stu
dents were recommended to the board
of regents for graduation. OF these,
five will complete the regular college
courses in arts or sciences, two will
complete the four-year kindergarten
course, and the remaining fifty-eight
VIII be graduated from the four-year
normal course. Five other students,
in addition to those whose graduation
was directly recommended, will in all
probability be among the graduates Gn
commencement day. OF the number,
two are from college courses and three
from the normal course. These will
increase the total of the classes to
sixty-nine, the largest number of stu
dents ever graduated in any one year.
List of Graduates.
The students who complete college
courses in science, and take the degree
of B. S, are: Mrs. Rebecca L. Little.
Salt Lake City; NJ. r. Porter, Porter
vile; S. F. Rigby. Salt Lake City.
Those who complete the college course
in arts, and take the degree of y. B.,
are: Esther Nelson, Salt Lake City.
Grace Nelson. Salt Lake City. The
cases Of j. j. Cannon of Salt Lake City.
who is a candidate for the degree 81
A. B., and OF H. Claude Lewis of Og
den. who is candidate for the degree
of Is. $, were not finally voted upon,
as both gentlemen have not yet COM
pleted their theses and presented them
for approval. AS soon as this part of
their work is done they Will be recon-
mended for graduation
The graduates from four-year nor
NAL course are: Frederick Barker,
North ogden; Henry Barker, North
Ogden: Bessie L. Boyce, Mill Creek;
Taylor Brockband, Big Cottonwood;
Virginia Bush, Lehi; Lewis o. Clark,
Salt Lake City; Eva d. Conover Three
Creek. Ida: Eta Dangerfield. Salt Lake
City: Lizzie L. Davis, Salt Lake City;
May Davis. Salt Lake City: Mabel Da-
Wis, Salt Lake City; Jennie Dixon, Pay
son; NJ. Pearl Durnell, Salt Lake City;
Margaret Z. Edward. Salt Lake City;
Feramorz Fox, Salt Lake City; Heber
Garff, Draper; Mabel Gardiner. Salt
Lake City; G.. II. Hammond, Tooele
City; Elias Hansen. Spanish Fork;
Edna Harker. Salt Lake City; H. u.
Heron, Tooele City; Florence Horne,
Salt Lake City; Evelyn NJ. Jensen, Salt
Lake City: Annie E. Jones, Salt Lake
City: Archie b. Kesler. Salt Lake City;
Andrew Kerr. Ogden; Margaret Living
stone, Salt Lake City; Nellie Nj. Man
ming. Salt Lake City; w. J. Manning,
Syracuse: B. y. Mathews. Taylorsvilie;
Thomas Mckay, Huntsville; Mollie Nc
LELAND. Salt Lake City; Sallie Mcleod.
Salt Lake City; Mary A. Moffet, Salt
Lake City; George Q. Morris, Salt Lake
City: Josephine Morris. Salt Lake City;
Minnie NJ. Novel;, Salt Lake City;
Florence Parry, Salt Lake City; p.
Charles Peterson, Ogden; Adeline
Plaisted. Ogden: Zetta Rands. Ogden;
Lucille Richards, ogden; Aura Z.
Rogers. Salt Lake City; Isabel Slater,
Ogden: Burdett Smith. Pleasant Grove:
Fred Soeffner, Payson; II. w SOule,
Hooper: ]. D. Speirs, Tooele City; NJ.
Dottie Stay. Mill Creek; Edna Sven
son. Salt Lake City: Adeline Thackery,
Croydon; Eva Thompson, Salt Lake
City; r. A fowler, Murray; II. nj.
Walsh, Salt Lake City; Fanny Z.
Wheeler. Salt Lake City; Mamie White,
Salt Lake City; F. NJ. Young, Salt Lake
City.
No final action was taken in the
cases of Miss NJ Gertrude Jones ana
Miss Florence Morgan of Salt Lake
City, and of Miss Nellie Ross of Pay
son. who need all the time available
III order to complete some parts of the
work in which they are behind.
The students who are completing the
four-year course are: Miss Katie Nor
ris. Salt Lake City; Mrs. y. 7. Piercey,
Salt Lake City.