Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-05
COLLEGE PARADE
At UNIVERSITY
Faculty, Regents, Alumni Grad
yates and Guests Join
In Ceremonial.
COMMENCEMENT. EXERCISES.
They VIII be Held In Gymnasium
Building Instead of nj Down
town Thcater.

For the first time in the history OF
.ho institution. there will be a campus
parade Of University of Utah alumni
students and faculty tomorrow MORN
ing. The parade marks the beginning
NJ commencement ceremonials such as
mark the years closing at the greater
eastern universities. Heretofore 1t
tae bcen impossible on account of the
,,developed condition of the campus,
he lack of suitable buildings, and the
small size of the graduating classes
mat il can be accomplished this
wear is regarded as a healthful sign al
The states progress educatiouaily. ana
as symptom OF the bright future M
,nediatelv ahead of the states chlet
educational institution, now that the
denomination is becoming liked 10
make il the center of education in the
intermountain country. Just as inc
state is striving to become the center
In industrial growth.
The parade will form in front OF the
library building. the normal class With
lis $50 graduates leading Following
them will be 10 arts and science grad
tIaies. and then lS engineers. me
alumni faculty. ana regents VIII then
follow IN order, and all viii proceed
to the new gymnasium hulldlng.
where the commencement program VIII
ne rendered. This will consist OF a val
odi-torv nv Percy Goddard, of the Col
leee class. an essay by Florence Ros-
borg Of the Normal class and an ad-
dress by GOV. John c. Cutler.
The list Of graduates is as follows
Arts and Science Course.-George w
Bailey. Ernest Bramwell Charles y
Broaddus, Nellie +. Brown, David H.
Christensen. Alice Yates FarnsWorth'
1 I-.rtogNNnrt i
Goddard, Robert W. Hartley, Christen
Jensen. Andrew a. Kerr Matte Miles
Fora 4. Shaw. Hazel b. Stevens and
Holda Toungberg.
Mining Engineering Course--Jonah
Don Birch. William 5. Brighton, John
Clyde Brown, William Conrad Br9wn-
iug, John A. Erickson, Joseph II teit'
Fred c. Ferton. Dale l.. Pitt, Stayner
richards, Carl w. Scott, Fred Scrah-
ION and Thomas Marley.
Electrical Engineering Course--Mer-
hing Y Eardley. Richard a. Hart
Frank $. Hatch, William p. Mifiin ana
Albert Leroy Taylor.
Mechanical Engineering course
Harold II. Hills. 80
Four-ycar Normal Course-Mamie H.
Abbott, Nellie Allen, Alexander An
derson. Carrie Atkins, Rose NJ. Barni-
colt Bertha L. Bateman. Daphne Bate
nan. Rhoda Baxter Ethel NJ Beck
Helen Bernhard, Ethel Bennon. Le-
nora Bennion, Roosevelt c. Belnap, ,Bir-
dic Bloomauist, May Brinton. VI. May
Brown, irene Garfield, Mabelle Cassidy,
Ella ChrlStopherson, Mary Lizzie Cook.
1.ibbie Cushing. Frances Darke. Char
lotta Davis. Kate Camp Doolan, Irene
Drigs, Ora Dunford, May Finley, Ger
trude NJ, Flagel, Ivy Ford. Efiie Fos-
ter 2eretta Frame, Elsie Frederickson'
Emma Ciolding. Ada NJ. Grimsdell. Nio-
let Guthrie Elva Gundry Mercy Had
field. Charles Hafen. Herbert Haight.
Florence Hamilton. Title Hayborn. An-
ME Holmes, Flora Horsford, Minnie
Hulet. Alice Hubert, Helen Stel-
Ia Hubert. Sarah j. Humphrey,
Alonzo Huntsman Sadie lmley.
Jepson, Josephine Johnson. Stanley
Johnson. Blanche L. Kidder, Nerna
Kocpp, Laura J. Layman, Anna Light
or, Mollic Lindell, Samuel q. Lowe,
Nettie Lunt. Elva Callister, Emily Nc
Donald, Ida Mcdonald, Jessie Nc
Dougan, Lille Mcfarland, Grace Ma
guire Ethel Martin, Sylvia Miller Maud
Nilsson. George Allen Olsen, Claire
Noall. Christy Eugenia Nordberg, Ma
thilda Orlob. Maud Orrock. Vera Han
ma Oswald Maggie owens, Minnie
Pace. Caroline Parry, Bertha Parry,
Jenna Pendleton. Charles b. Petty, Is
lael II. Porter. Olive Porter, Rulon Il.
Porter, Helen Powell, Mary Price. Gla-
dys Quaile. Cattle Quigley, Prudence
Quirk. Helen c. Rasmussen, Frederick
Rcber. Frances Rediield. Myra Ried,
Annie NJ, Richards. Marguerite Riser.
Deborah Risley, Donnie Robinson Ma
rie Ragaw.si Carrie Romence, Flor
ence Rosbery, Ethel d. Rumel, Lila
salmon, Mana Salmon, ID. II. Sandin.
Martha schefski. Annie Shepherd, AL
Frf1 Il.N, :. I.a,.
Priscilla Solomon. Mabel c. Sorensen,
Daniel G. Spencer. Jessie Standing,
George $. Stewart. F'uchsia Stringham.
Gcnevieve Sullivan, Ethel Simons, War
ron II. Taylor, Ruby Thorstrom, Mary
VI, Uric. Hazel Valentine, Mabel S.
Wagstaf, Lawrence Walker. Robert
Walker. Henrica Wallace. j. Weltou
Ward. Clara White, John WittWer. Jo-
soph Wittwer Mac Wood, Irene Young,
Norah link, James Anderson. Eliza
beth s. Kinney. Daisy -. Clark, Louise
Packard, Mary d. Ford, Hedge John
son, Nellie Hawkes.. marguerite f.
johnson, Bertha Kun1ler and olga
johnson.
Five-year Kindergarten Normal
'ourse--Mariou a. Bclnap. Maud a.
Jacobs and Florence Tuddeuham
Four-year kindergarten Course--Ro-
malna Barber, Melvina Brinton. Ber-
nice Burton, Norma Fenton, Lizzie
Nebeker, Carrie Walker and Dorothy
Wright.
Besides those mentioned above the
following students receive their cortifi-
Gates on diplomas at the close Of the
school:
Arts and Scences--J. o. Cross, Riley
Fkcen. D. II, Christensen.
Mining Engineering Roy Hatch.
Chemical Ensineerlng--J. A. Erick-
son. Thomas Marley Duncan A. Mac
Innis
The following receive normal dipo-
mas, with the b. a. degree: Nellie +.
Brown. Christen Jensen, Andrew \.
AelF, Fora shaw, Hazel b. stevens.