, 1905-05-26
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The programs for commencement
week have been printed and are in the
possession of the university librarian.
Program is as follows:
Friday. June 16. s p. m.-Annual re-
cital of the school of music. Univer-
sity auditorium.
Friday, June 16, $3.50 p. m.-Recep-
rector, Mrs. Mary Slavens Clark, st.
Matthews hall.
Saturday, June II, s p. m.-Alumni
entertainment.
Sunday, June 1880 p. m.-Baccalau-
reate address, President Frederick NJ.
Tisdel, Phi. d. University auditorium.
Monday, June 10, s p. m.-Society
day exercises, An Elizabethan E;en-
ing" University auditorium.
Tuesday, June 20, s p. m.-Class day
exercises. University auditorium.
Wednesday,, June q, 4. p. m.-An-
nual meeting Of the Alumni associa-
ton.
Wednesday, June q, s p. m.-Uni-
versity address. The Scientific Spir-
it," President Victor c.. Anderson, d.
s., of the Colorado school of mines.
University auditorium.
Thursday, June %, 8 a. m.-Annual
meeting of the board of trustees.
Thursday, June %. s p. m.-Com-
mencement exercises and comforting
of degrees. University auditorium.
Prof. Buffum has gone to Portland
to help install the Wyoming exhibit
there.
The members of the senior class who
are to deliver orations on commence
ment evening, Thursday, June 23, have
been chosen and are diligently work
ing in preparation for that great &C.
~casion.
The young ladies were excused from
drill Thursday morning because they
were tired. Their military and physi-
cal work for this school year is com
pleted.
The Dancing club will give its reg
ular dance this evening at North Star
hall.
The cadets are having target prac-
tice morning and evening now so as to
finish by June l..
The botany, zoology and nature
study classes will have their term pic
mic Saturday. The flowers are in
bloom now II a very enjoyable and
profitable time is expected by all who
go.
The trimming of the trees on the
university grounds is completed and
all the branches that were trimmed off
have been burned.
Miss Elsie Marshall is conducting
an experiment this week on the rela,
tive time required for The termination
of wheat raised in high and in low al
titudes.
has not been in the library this term,
was reported returned Wednesday,
but upon investigation it vas found
that it had disappeared again even as
quietly as it returned.
In obedience to the lately issued de,
cree, preparatory students now fall
PROSTATE or upon their knees, in the
presence of all upper classmen.
On account of the carnival there
was no practice in the Merchant of
Venice this week.
E. N. Rogers, the photographer, has
made special rates to students on pho
tographs for the balance of this term.
The seniors will therefore be enabled
to leave their immortal images behind
at less cost.
President Tisdel left Thursday morn
ing for Cheyenne. He will go from
there to the central part of the state
and make several commencement ad-
dresses at the different high schools.
He will be in Casper today, in New
castle Monday, in Manville Thursday,
and Friday in Douglas, returning about
June 5.
There was meeting of the class of '05
Wednesday. Very important business
was transacted.
Professors Knight and Gilkison are
taking some target practice along with
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