The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
MANY STUDENTS ON
GRADUATING LIST
FOrty-seven Young Men and
Women to Receive Their
Degrees From Stanford
President David Starr Jordan
Returns From Meeting of
Fish Commission

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec. g.
The list of students who will take their
degrees OF bachelor of arts from Stan
ford university at the completion OF
the present semester was posted at
the registrars Office today A class
of ~ is listed, subject to change If
any OF the prospective candidates fail
to make all OF their requirements. This
number of students ranks well with
classes graduated in the past. Several
Of the prospective graduates entered
the university with the 1909 class and
are completing their work IN three and
half years.
The students listed follow:
Miss O. R. Beard, A p. alright, Miss
b X Atcheson, p. Nj. Booger, r. w.
borough Miss e. L. Breton. A. Colbert,
ing, r, L. Daugherty. u. NJ. Davis, l. r.
Gay H c. Green. T B. Griffith Miss K
HazeltIne, E. II. Herbert, S, E. HareIds.
W B. Eigiey. r. F. Huntsberger, Miss
NJ 2, Hutchins, II. T. Hutchinson. Miss
Y. Kent, P. Y. Knowles. W. Koerner,
:, w Lllienthal. A. c. Luhrs, Miss 3.
Maine, Miss o.. Matchette, H. L, Millican,
Miss N. Monteith. Miss jeanette Morgan,
W II ochsner, c. B. Osbourne. J. r.
Prfdham. ]. H RideIl. Miss ]. p. Rose,
Sirdevan, r. G. Smith. Miss NJ. NJ Spin
ner, Miss c. E. Thaeer, Miss H. d.
Thomas, L. S. WarbFidge.
The student body nominations for the
coming semester will be made on the
Stanford quad tomorrow afternoon.
Representatives of the Junior and So
phomore classes on the executive com
mittee will be named. and the candi-
dates for the editor of the Daily Palo
Alto. the local daily. will also be chosen.
The election will be held Wednesday
of next week.
President David Starr Jordan re-
turned from the east today after sew
eral weeks absence. DIR. Jordan went
back especially to attend the gather
ing of the Carnegie foundation fund. At
this meeting he was reelected to his
position as vice president. He also at
tended the international fish commits
sion meeting. where the question of
fisheries was discussed with the Cana
dian representatives
DR.. Jordan was accompanied on his
trip by II. E Stolz, senior student,
who is secretary of the commission.
Final action by the faculty has de-
MED the musicians of the glee and
mandolin clubs the right TO tour dur
ing the Christmas vacation, and the
musicians have decided to retire from
the college activities until next Sc
mester. The singers and players had
planned to travel east as far as St.
Louis under the auspices of the Santa
Fe railroad, giving concerts at the
various headquarters maintained by
the railroad company for the amuse-
ment of the employees.
The local student affairs committee
denied the musicians the right to
leave the campus, and the matter was
then taken before several of the trus-
tees, who investigated the action but
decided TO allow the ruling to stand
unchanged.
The musicians are planning to make
their next appearance in a minstrel
show. which will be given the first
of the new semester in Assembly hall.
The affair will be regulation black
face performance, with local jokes and
songs.
The women students have made
known their finances and it appears in
the report that the girls have cleared
up all debts outstanding against the
organization and have a balance of
ST0o in the treasury This sum NAV
be expended on the athletic improve
ments planned for the fields back of
Roble hall.