Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-02
GRADUATES NOW
FACE THE WORLD.
Glasses Of 1909 Of the University
Of Utah Are Given Their
sheepskins.
EXERCISES ARE HELD TODAY
Commencement Procession Marks tic
Opening OF the Days Program
The Graduates.

The Graduates.
The graduation exercises OF the torti-
eth annual commencement Of the Uni-
versity or Utah We're held this morning.
The program was very impressive.
Held's band was in attendance and tho
exercises of the day were begun by
the commencement procession follow
ing the band as follows: The candi-z
dates for Kindergarten certificate, the
candidates for normal certificate, the
candidates FOR ldndcTga di-#
phone; the candidates for the hSe-year
normal certificate, the candidates for
the TWO years course in Law. the can
dIdates for the two years certificate IN
medicine, candidates for the degree oil
bachelor OF arts, and the candidates ZOE
Bachelor Of science III mining engineer
ing electrical engineering, civil ensl-a
neerne. mechanical engineering. chem
icat engineering and general engineer
ing Next came the alumni of the uni
yersity, the faculty Of the university.
official guests of the college, ana menu
bers OF the board of regents.
The procession marched around the
campus and across to the gymnasium,
where the exercises proper were NERO,
The opening number was a selection
by the orchestra under the direction OF
Prof. Squire Coop.
program:
Prayer BY the Rev. D. NJ. Heimck.
Essay for the normal class. LOYALTY
| and the Classroom by George &. I'm
| sign
Solo and chorus, CHARITY" (Gounod)
Miss Edith Grant and ladies OF the
| choir.
Grafton, The Local University and
| tho Commonwealth, Richard w.
| Young il.
In the course Of his talk Mr.. Young
said: Democracy must be brought
about by higher education, There car,
| be no democracy of eduation without
| the state university. Only the sons
| of the wealthy can secure education IN
/ alien institutions, and such was me.
! leplorable condition in times past.
But such is not the case at present
/ Ne have a faculty competent to cont
4 pete with the best in the country.
credits from our school are accep,-
able anywhere: our mining school -
{. second to no institution in the NlnlteH'
states; in fact, the university mas pas =.
/ sed its pubescent state ana, thers ~ !.
i no presumption in asking tL he p ,eH
4 support OF all citizens OF the stare.
4 4;ssIV.ss are in an atmosphere Of 4 q Le
4 West. "a IL men of Utah are men OF 4til =
/ Nest. Utah is. building&up q common
4 wealth with5lis own atm osphere ~! hiln y
\ that atmosphere can only be acqulrea
| in the local state university: me SUI
,s,nti v-,l,, gets his professional trst II
| inp from an alien institution absorps
| ihetatmosphere Of the locality OF ms
| school. and therefore he is IN o. WAY
effeminated in his coping WIN vest ,s,
ern men in a western community. In 8,
| state offers such as can be obtaiilec9
| .olc with men %.
| ycur own sympathy, men Who VIII q.
| tho professional and social leaders III
the future The students are an given s,s.
an equal opportunity to make .tile
| best of themselves. {,
| Al the close OF Mr.. Young's speech
the orchestra rendered a selection
| from Carmen Address. by His Excel
| 1ency. Governor William Spry. Chorus.
| "HalIeuiah', From Mount of olives.
beethoven. University choir and or
| chestra. The presidents annual state
ment Of the conditions OF the unlNer-
President Kingsbury gave a brief his
tory of the university. noting Inc
.,rowth and increase in enrolment,
| courses and raising of requirements.
/ The president read eulogy OF t'ie
4 late Mrs. Rebecca Little. who was
1 student, alumnus, sandsreEeht o. Wig
| university. At the conclusion inc or
4 nI,ast,.a nlayefl an excerpt from CaNel-
eria Rusticana as the entire gather
4 inp- stood with heads bowed In respect
4 for Mrs. Little. Awarding of certlii-
i ,atey ana comforting of degrees. Ere Ere
4 Ycntation of the university song,
( Sun of the Youth of tan. Woiu Y: ~
lEkate Thomas, music by Squire COOP.
1 %enediction. the Reverend Charles
GYartis Mcintyre
THE GRADUATES.
/ o. Z
I rie8kindcrgarten certificate is award
s ed t6SStlie following students: cora su W
Il Basssnt Ethel Clark, Mary Estelle pa !,
1 Naonii@Deal, LeafS Dawn loouslas y.
Mildreds Douglass, Hattie Leon Wap p -
4 The Normal certificate Is awarded TO
i the following students: Farrol Arder-
1 son. aBertiia Adelia Barney, Ielta Bal
1 llnger, Tlroy Roberg, Alaude Bowen,
4. Orson Me,ltZel. Calder, Blanche Detsn-
Iton, Olive Elizabeth Doxey, Ivy For
i roster, Ethel c,resweH Graham. Alta NJ.
Graves. linda Irens Hanlrei, Margaret
! Harris DetieieAG Camilla hsatn' -, ae ear
4 Higfee. Gina Hisbee Ellis Martin
Isaacson. May Jesperson, sara Louise
4 Judges, Edith Laura Kennedy, Marian
/ larsen, ina Leigh. Merle Lynch.
4 "a therine Marion. Ella Ma the@s. RUBY
1 Neslcn I.l,cy hrnlinda Nicholas, May
\ Sinn,o Isabelle Pardoe, Louis Peter
4 son. Milo Rowan. Alice sharp Cecil
i Shores, rl.lZyle -. 7!iiitai.E.uiIIl
I. stevens. Bertha Sutherland, Alice May
/ Taylor. Gay Vetia Thomas. Rtrtna Iy-
4 rec. Elizab beth Hutcheson erie Cecilia
l N-artirop. Annie Elizabeth Williams,
T,ees James Williams, Jf,. Mary Ellen
I Wilson. Mary wilson, Dorothy Williams,
4 The Kindergarten normal diploma Is
/ awarded to the following students; En-
ma F'enton. Bcria Nordvall,
The ccrtificate#o of graduation FROM the
! liye-ycaf normal course is awarded to
/ The following students. George Calvin
] Ensign. Nellie Jennings.
i The normal high school life diploma
1 is conferred upon the following stu-
| dents: John Banks. Roswell Cole Bel
nap. Laura Mabel Brown Walter At
4 neck Kerr Nara Hagerman Shaver,
| sarah Charlotte Stewart. Louis Wal
/ lace, Maud Leon Williams.
A two-years' certificate in law is
4 awarded to tue following students Who
4 have completed the first two years of
q Law course: Ernest n. Burgess, Ed
4 ward Watson.
i a two-years certificate in medicine is
4 awarded to the following who have
J completed the first two years of a med
! zeal course: MILFORD Williams Beck. K.
Mark Brown. n. W. Bige,ow, a. d.
i Cooley. Asa Lyman Curtis. II. F. For
/ bush Sudbury Jackson. Alonzo N,
/ II coma rtl. Wesley f. orr F. l.. Peterson,