, 1901-06-05
UNIVERSITY NOTES
THE RESIGNATION OF MISS NOR.
EY BRINGS REGRET TO STU
DENTS AND FACULTY.

She Has Been a Perfect Instructor and
Companion, and Will be Missed
Board Of Managers for wyoming
Student" Chosen-Notes of Inter
est from the University.
The announcement of Miss Morey's
resignation from her position in the
university brings to each member of
the faculty and student body a personal
regret. Both in the classroom and in
outside work. Miss Morey has been a
perfect instructor and companion. In
her department she has always main
tanned the most fauitless discipline
and held at the same time the affection
and respect of her pupils. The trus-
tees will be most fortunate indeed
should they secure anyone who can in
any way fill the position left vacant
by Miss Morey's departure. Although
Miss Morcy is leaving the university.
the impression made by her on the pu-
pills with whom she has been brought
in contact will never wear away. She
will bear with her in her future life
the heartiest love n good will of ali
her former pupils.
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The Board of Managers of the "Wyo-
ming Student" has been selected for
the ensuing year, as follows:
Faculty-Miss June Downey. Prof.
Nelson.
Junior class-Miss Phillips, Mr.. era
ter.
Sophomore-Miss Reed, Mr.. Merz.
Freshman-Miss Miller, Mr.. Symons.
Preparatory department-Mr. Della
rio. Mr.. Downey.
Next week Mr.. Goodwin will leave
for Casper, in which vicinity he will
begin collecting plants for the univer-
sity herbarium. From there he will
go west into the Big Horh mountains,
where he will continue his work. La
ter Prof. Nelson will make a general
trip throughout the state, travelling
largely on the railroads. His special
object is to visit as many of the ranch
es and farms as is possible.
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The university has indeed n right to
be proud of it's department of botany.
1t has o already an cnviable reputa-
ton in its line and is constantly gain
ing new credit.
Tuesday in assembly Mrs. Clark de-
lighted the students and professors by
rendering for them selections from
List and Chopin. The music was
greatly appreciated. as it is seldom in
deed that such an artist as Mrs. Clark
is heard by the students.
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The final examinations will begin on
the 18th. The week in which they take
place was feelingly described by one
of the students as The week of the
wen tortures."
Professor Slosson is at present at
the University of Kansas, where he
will deliver the alumni address,.
The Olympic Literary society will
give its banquet on the Saturday i'm
mediately preceding commencement
week. The Lowells will give theirs
Tuesday of commencement week.
Last Saturday the botany class en-
gagged in its annual collecting trip.
Many splendid specimens were obtain
ed and all reported the day one Of re.
creation rather than toll.
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Mr.. McClelland will leave soOn for
California. where he has accepted a
position with a mining company.
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The invitations of the senior class
to the commencement exercises will be
sent out some time e week.
The cadets turned out with the G. A.
R. On Decoration Day. This ended the
drill for this year.
Prof. Knight leaves for Kansas to-
day.
President Smiley is still absent in
his work throughout the state.
Tuesday afternoon the circus proved
to be a greater attraction thar the
classes.
The senior class finished all studies
on the first of June.
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The rainy days of the last two weeks
have rather dampened the enthusiasm
of the golf players.