, 1906-09-27

BROKEN
MATRICULATION OF STUDENTS
AT UNIVERSITY GREATER
THAN EVER BEFORE AT
THIS TIME OF YEAR.
More Than Half of New Students
Come from Points Outside of Lara
mic and Larger Percentage Than
Ever Before With Advanced Stand
ing-Uniforms of Cadets Changed
for Better and Hat Added to Outfit.


for Better and Hat Added to Outfit.
The registration book at the Univer-
sity of Wyoming closed this morning,
the list including the names of those
pupils who are entering the university
for the first time. Not all of the old
students who will re-enter the univer-
sity have yet appeared, having misun-
derstood the opening time, in spite of
all that has been said and published
concerning the correct da". Two graft
flying facts are noted in the registra-
ton list. More Than half the new stu
dents are outside the city of Laramie,
and in some cases, where Laramie is
given as the home of the parents, it is
noted that they came here on purpose
to avail themselves of the exceptional
advantages of the university, and while
they have in some instances bought
property and are today fu~ll-ledged citi-
zens of the municipality, they came
with a purpose.
Pupils With Advanced Standing.
Another feature of the enrolment,
and one hat gives great satisfaction to
President Tisdel and all the members
OF the faculty, is that the percentage
of students entering with advanced
standing is larer than ever before.
This shows the excellent work being
done by the schools of the state and
The attractive courses provided by the
university. Following is a list Of the
rev students, with their home ad-
dresses:
The New Students.
Lillian A. Goetz, Laramie; Viggo H.
Jensen, Dietz, Wyo.; Ralph w. Jones,
Laramie; Leila Hunter, bennington;
Walter Hastings, Carbon; Albert H.
Osborne, Grand Island, Neb.; David w.
Holmes, Oakley, Wyo.; Frank Spafford,
Percy Kent, Laramie; Donald Foote,
Evanston, James Roddy, Kemmerer;
Thomas w. Peryam, Riverside; Mary
Livingston, Loretta Butler, Laramie;
Arthur Skalinder, Linden; Irene Spal-
cling, Ruth Greenbaum, Laramie; Adele
Tathwell, Buffalo; James Wilson, Carl
Parker, Emil Lundreen, Laramie;
Charles E. Johnson, Alfred S. Black
ham, Evanston; Joe L. Whitman, Lara
ME; Lloyd Cramer, Omaha, Neb.;
Blanche Scott, Laramie; William Null
holland, Buffalo; James e. H%unton,
Wheatland; Nellie Martha Snyder,
Mabel Elvira Snyder, Lusk; Dora
Malissa Brannon, Theodore Andrea
Thobro, Edna Owen, Laramie; Nellie
Elizabeth Plat, Rawlins; Marie Cath
rine Smart, Lucille Wright, Agnes Re-
becca Wright, Laramie; Grace l..
Drew, Hanna; Florence Lillian Jack
son, Laramie; Charles Arthur Jones,
Mandel, Margaret Mary Watkins, Lar
annie; Lester Worthington, Sheridan;
Hazel Baker, Leslie; Oscar Johnson,
Chappell, Neb.
~ "ii'hdlJ SSPoi
The first drill of the present school
year was held on the campus this
morning, when the boys were formed
into two companies-A and B-with
the officers of the two companies of
last year in command. There was but
one company Of girls, owing to the fact
that many of the girl students were
among those who are a day behind the
program in the beginning of the year.
The old officers of the companies will
be retained until Captain John w.
Heavey, the military commandment, can
announce his promotions and appoint
ments. Many of the officers will be
promoted and their places filled from
the ranks. The attendance of boys
this morning was very gratifying, the
lines including several members of the
company of last year.
Change in the Uniform.
The cadets this morning voted some
changes in the uniforms to be worn.
The p~antaloons were not changed, but
it was decided to wear blouses trimmed
with black mohair braid, with standing
collar and fly front. The braid will be
of much better quality than last year.
The cadets will also wear campaign
hats, of the pattern and quality issued
to soldiers in the regular army. They
will be provided with the regulation
university uniform cap for dress occa-
sions, using the campaign hats for cam
paign and fatigue purposes. The caps
will be worn at guard mounting, dress
parades and public functions, The hats
will be provided with strings for keep
ing them in place and will be adorned
with the brass insignia Of the school.
New Rifles on Hand.
Six cases of Krag Jorgensen rifles,