Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-04
State UnIQezSitp
GruduahonDQv
SNMety-Nne Young People Get Diplomas and Certificates
WHO They c4se and Where They Cane From PseAy
Scene in Sail Lake Theafe5-F7e Student Exercises and
c4ddseSSeS by Citizens.

their work In life as wen as they could
Hon. Moses Thatcher spoke for mo
board OF regents Of the university. and
his words were freighted with feeling
He traced in detail the change tbat
has come -oyer the people of Utah In
the last 80 years, from the time that
the stars and Stripes were placed on
Ensign Peak then Mexican soil. until
the present with It's high state OF prog.
ress.
MOSES THATCHER SPEAKS.
When 1 came here today" said Mr..
Thatcher 'and looked upon these
young people and realized that they
mad finished the work prescribed for
them in the university. I said TO nv
self that the future OF Utah Is bright.
But, my young friends, remember hat
your highest aspirations must bn TO
feel free In thought and action"
Mr. Thatcher's address was eloquent
and fervld. He closed with a success
sion of healthful thoughts upon thu pos.
slbllities OF life before the graduates.
GOVERNOR WELLS.
Coy. Heber NJ Wells was the last
70 give advice TO those who are shortly
to go forth into the battle Of life. He
spoke timely and sparkling words TO the
graduates-wo words weighted with good
sense. He advocated llgh Aspirations
and high ideals, quoting Emerson,
Hitch your wagon 10 a star" Educa-
ton is at a premium IN all branches
OF effort The world wants brain, II
has plenty Of Drawn. Every man re-
ceiyes two educaiions--the one he re-
ceives from others, and the one he
gives himself.
Aim high" said the governor In con-
Clusion, be original and pure In all
your thought and action. The state
which has expended money upon you,
expects its return in soOd citizenship"
After another selection 10y the orches-
ira, degrees We're conferred and Dip
Tomas presented by President JOSEPH T.
Kingsbury who expressed his wish
that all the happiness IN the world
would come to the members OF the
class, The normal diplomas were pre-
sented first and 1t was a very pretty
ceremony. Each graduate advanced as
his or her name was called. and re-
ceived the parchment from the presl-
dent, the orchestra playing through
out that inexpressibly sweet selection,
Hearts and Flowers The degrees
were then conferred upon those who
had worked higher the college gradu-
ates and DIR. {. ~ Brown pronounced
the benedlction.
GRADUATES FROM THE UNI
YERsITY,
COURSE IN ARTS. degree Of
Bachelor Of Arts)
Edna Helena Coray >. Salt Lake City
George Snow Gibbs. Salt Lake City
Elias Hansen with normal diplomat
go. .. 80. =. .. spanish Fork
William Wallace Ray. Salt Lake City
John Dlnnan Speirs with normal
diplomat. =. =. .....,.... Tooele
COURSE IN GENERAL SCIENCE
Degree of Bachelor Of science)
Edward Allan Taylor. Salt Lake City
COURSE IN MINING ENGINEERING
degree Of Bachelor OF Science In
Mining Engineerlng)
Thomas Francis Mcdonald. .....
....., ... go. 80. Big Cottonwood
COURSE IN ELECTRICAL ENGI-
NEERING-Degr of Bachelor OF
Science In Electrical Englneering)
Jay Sutherland Groo.. Salt Lake City
FROM THE NORMAL COURSE
Salt Lake City-Anna Rolfe Adams,
Lillian May Billings, Eliza Blrklnshaw.
Laura Mabel Brown. Nellie r.
Brown, Elizabeth Pearl Bowrlng,
Mabel Alice Crowley. Xenia La
venia bruce, Irma Margaret Eber-
hardt. Rebekah Edward Lorenzo
ri
son. Emma Lewis Evans, Grace Thank
full Fisher, Albert Joseph Hagen, jean
nett Hanson, Florence May Harrison,
Emma Cornelia Holberg. Sarah Eve
Ign Holt, Jessie Scribner Home, Au-
Johnson Ella Maud Kelsey, Edith
Larsen, Emma Ethel Lewis, Ethel
Lewis. Carl Rasmus Marcusen, Leah
Starley Martin. Bessie Mayne, Marie
Josephine Meloy, Mabel Adams Miner
May Alice Pinnock. Daisy Raybould,
Nora Reese, Florence Mary Robbins
Ida SconbeTg Sally Gridey Sholes Ethel
Allne smithen, Edith Virginia Stevens,
Serena Sylvestersen, Kate Turner
Thorpe Emma Laura Van Houten, Win
nifred Louise Webb, Violet May Whit
worth. Laura May Widdson. Libbie
Yearsley.
American Fork-Mary Adamson. zlna
Celenia Chapman.
sandy--John Frederick Anderson,
Mary Ann Celia
Kanara-Althea Rebecca Berry.
Murray-Alice Rosetta Christensen.
FarmingtOn-Ellen Clark.
Cedar Clty-Willard Ernest Cory
Eugenla Rebecca Cox.
Layton--Laurence Ephraim Ellison.
Union Rufus Francis Forbush, Hy-
rum Ernest Smith. william Henry
Smith
West Jordan-Archibald Rawses
Gardner, Sophy Louisa Gardner.
Pleasant Groye-John Zimmerman
Brown,
Park City-Chrlstlne Margaret Nc
Donald
Oakley-David Stevens Neal
Calders Park-Isabella Christina Oh
sen.
Centerville-Joel Rich Parrish.
West Jordan--Clara Florence Pear
son. Esther Naomi Pearson, Annie
Phoenix,
Draper-Charles Mauritz Peterson.
Jr.
Colonia Juarez, Mexico-charlty AL
vira Redd.
Vernon-Emma Sharp.
East 1ordan-Anna Con, Harold CON,
Annie Iazeldine,
Heber' City-Auna Hatch, James
Richard Smith.
Springville-Loulse Raymond
Ogden-Thomas Robert Jones, Eliza
beth Tracy Moves. Ida Roberts.
Payson- Charles Henry Keall.
Kavsville-Maggie Layton Ethel May
Steward
Plain City-Electa Skeen. William
Riley Skeen.
81 George--Nax william Woodbury..
Lehi-Janes Timbrell Worlton.
KINDERGARTEN NORMAL COURSE
Vera Louise Lane. ......salt Lake Civ