Daily camera., 1900-06-07
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Commencement
THE WORLD is THEIRS.
A Great Class Formally rendered Do
grees by President Baker.

| A Great Glass Formally rendered De-
grees by President Baker.
The handsome auditorium of the
Presbyterian church presented an ami
mated and pretty sight this morning
when President Baker, the faculties and
the orator Of the occasion came to say
farewell to the graduates of the Univer
sity of Colorado, class Of 1000. 1t was
notable occasion, because OF the size OF
the graduating class, and the fame of the
commencement orator, Rev. w. Robson
Notman, D. D., former pastor of that
same church, its almost builder and
gentleman held in highest esteem and
affection by the citizens of Boulder
From this pulpit DR.. hoffman had been
called to the pastorate of great church
in Chicago. the second city of America.
President Baker conferred the degrees
in the presence of the faculties and by
the authority of the state Of Colorado
| II was an impressive scene and many
tear dimmed eye recorded the triumph
of parental self sacrifice in this consum
nation of theirs and their children's
hopes. And yet the latter were remind
ed by their president and by DR.. Not.
man that the word "commencement" i'm
piled its full rhetorical meaning. and the
latter in magnificent, we'll considered,
mastery address on The Civic Respon.
sbilities of College Men," told young
man and woman alike what was the pur
pose OF great colleges and what was to
be expected of them should they fill the
true measure of their usefulness and aim
to repay the great state for what il, had
done for them.
The music by the Philharmonic club
was excellent, comprising several selec.
tions.
Degrees were conferred as follows:
Candidates Tor Degrees, 1900.
DOCTOR OF LAWS (honoris causa)
John Gardiner, B. Sc, University Of
London, 1884: Associate Owens College,
Manchester.
MASTER OF ARTS
Annette Effie Kleora Ferris, b. Al
University of Indiana, 1896.
Frank Albee Giffin, B. A. University
of Colorado. 1899
Harry McGinnis, B. A, University of
Colorado. 1906.
Homer Curtis Newton, B. A. Univer.
sity of Colorado. 1899.
Chester Earl Smedley, B. A. Univer-
sity Of Colorado, 1899.
Homer William hrkle. b. A. Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, 1883
MASTER OF SCIENCE.
Milton Clarence Whitaker, B. S. Uni.
verslty of Colorado, 1898
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Oscar Perry Ayers, Walter Michael
Appel, James Ebert Cutler. Daniel
Thomas Hill, Isaac Everett Hill, Mar
garet Elizabeth Ramsay, Jonathan
Vaughan Sickman, Mary Lenore Stewart
Daniel Pomeroy Taylor, Wilson Lee
Turman, William Edgar Withrow.
BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Donny Armstrong, Frederick Pasqua
Austin, Sela Motherwell Boyd, Gertrude
Fltz. Randolph Currens, William Wesley
Hail. Almina Killgore, Mabel Mont
gomery, Edith Dorothy Ralli, George
Thiemann Sherman, Mary Chlttenden
Sloan, Willis Lloyd Strachan, ohm Rob-
ert Wolff, LII. B., Dasie Huntington
Wood.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
William Dunn Arnett, Harold Gould
Garwood, Philip Keyser, M. D., Edwin
Leonioas Mitchell.
BACHELOR OF LETTERS
Edna Newman.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE &c. E,)
Robert Ewing Coad, James Cummings
Dotty, Charles Elmer Rowe.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (E. e.
Robert Guy Humphrey. Fred August
Waadenburg'
4 DoCTER OF MEDICINE
Toel Packard Bradford, Melville Web.
ster Coffman, Stuart Craig, George
Christian Frederic Lindenkohl, Joseph
Spencer Rogers, Grant Safely, Absalom
Nelson Yates.