, 1908-09-25
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University Notes /
: BY LESLIE BAILEY COOK.
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The complete enrolment yesterday
afternoon was 1873, and it is interesting
to note that there are 67 boys and sc
girls. The new students are as fol
lows:
Green Invertebrates p. Hutton.
Riverside-Joe Johnson, John G.
Peryam.
Newcastle. Carroll Jefferis, Ma,
ry Rice. Ida NJ. Barrett.
B~aggs--Henry Blackmore, Lydia M.
Davis.
Manchester, Observation-Disclosures N,
Drinkhall.
Hanna-G. w. Jackson, Otto Kelley,
Raymond Doids.
Lusk-Edwin o. Barber, David A.
Mills.
Boulder-Thomas Coolidge, Emily
Coolidge. Julia Coolidge.
Pine Bluffs-Frank P. Rutledee,
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Ada wilkinson.
Thermopolis-Ethel McGrath.
Cheyenne-Elvin Sederlin.
Kemmerer-Charles E. Sammon.
Evanston-George Mosey.
Sioux Falls, South Dakota-Grace
Foster.
Lanier-L "A Comes. @
Denver. Colo.-Anna Strauss.
Tampa, Fla.-Paul G. Graham.
Evanston, Hl.-Leslie LeCron.
Sheridan = Dorothy Worthington,
Maude Skinner, Ada l.. Britain.
Rock Springs-Owen Howells.
Encampment-Tom Sproat.
Laramie-Gerold Wichmann. Huron
Corthell, Alice Downey, Mary Jones,
Maude Cook, Eva Hansen. Jennie
Bangs, Bessie o'Connor, Irving L.
Keeney, Herbert Drew, George Cook
Frances Winston, Thomas B. Doyle
w. F. Davis. C. E.. Cady, Irving Cor,
thel. Wilbur F. Hitchcock, Stella C.
Boyer.
Among the old students who have
returned are:
Chappelle, Neb.-Roy Akeson.
Rock Springs-Agnes Anderson
Louise Henkel, Jeanette Parks. Vic
toria Ramsey
Wyoming-Edna Biddick, Ethel Bid
dick.
Denver, Colo.-Anna Bills.
Cheyenne-Laura Breisch.
st. Cloud, Minn--Ethel Chase.
Walcott-Carrie Crone, Cloyd Crone,
Fort Leavenworth, Kas.-Edwin
Crowley.
Big Muddy-Cliford Dickinson.
Carte--Robert Guild.
Downington-Lella Hunter.
Mandel-Charles Jones.
Casper-Ivan Price, William Price
Harry Price.
Omaha, Neb.-Clyde Simpson.
Goodland, Kas.-Albert Osborne.
Rfverside-Thomas Peryam.
Forrelle-Martha Reimers.
Wind River-Edward Roberts.
Pine Bluffs-Fred Rutledge.
Oakiey-Mary Scott
Hat Creek-Walter Storrie
sherman-Wallace Taylor, Cathe.
rine Taylor, Lucy Taylor.
Hermosa-Adrian Weaver, Arthur
link.
Manville-Eugene Wilson.
Centennial-Agnes Wright. Lucille
Wright.
Laramie-Ethel Rauner, Elsie Rog-
ers, Frank Spafford, Irene Sparding,
Storrs Sutphin, Harold Symons. Spen.
Ger Symons, Eta Kennedy, Merle Kis.
sick, Everett Knight, Howell Knight,
Wilburta Knight, Emily Lundgren,
William McRoberts, Edith Miller. VIII.
liam McClary, Helen Nelson, Edna
Owen, Arthur Palm. Jean Douglas,
Evangeline Downey, Miriam Doyle
Grace Drew, U. S. Grant. Ruth Green.
baum, Louis Holiday, Nellie Inman
Eva johnson, Esther johnson. George
Abbot, Harriet Abbot, Carl Arnold, AL.
Ice Burke, Leslie Cook, Lewis Coon,
Gladys Corthell, James D. Towar. Is.
abelle Wallis, Martha Wallis, Myrtle
Ware. James Wilson, Mary Wilson.
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Prof Faville n Harry Hill are at
Wheatland this week, in charge of the
university exhibit at the Laramie
county fair. They will go next week
TO Douglas, to the state fair.
Miss Ethel Brown will have charge
Of the music in the first three grades
OF the training school, and Prof. Rickel
will take charge Of it in the fourth
grade.
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The Sigma Beta Phi society will
hold a meeting this evening at Z
O'Clock with Louis Holiday.
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About 81 young men reported yes
terday morning for the cadet corps,
Lieutenant Coburn gave an excellent
talk upon the work for the year, prom.
Using some novel features, such as
hikes and summer camps. The boys
selected the material for the uniforms
and the contract was awarded to John
C%ordiner, at $3.50. The battalion
will not meet again until Monday.
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Considerable confusion has resulted
from the withdrawal of industrials
and free-hand drawing from the pre-
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