The Lamar register., 1909-06-16
THE UNIVERSITY
OF COLORADO
EX-SENATOR TELLER DELIVERS
THE COMMENCEMENT DAY
ADDRESS.
MADE DOCTOR OF LAWS
PRESIDENT BAKER PRESENTS DE.
GREES TO LARGE NUMBER
OF GRADUATES.

Boulder.-The University of Colo
RADIO celebrated its thirty-second an
niversary Wednesday by comforting
degrees on 1913 candidates. Two of
these were honorary, Sen. Henry NJ.
Teller, the commencement orator, and
Charles A. Lory. the new president of
the Agricultural college receiving the
degree of doctor of laws.
After an opening overture by Lob
mans orchestra, followed by an invo-
cation by the Rev. Henry II. Walker,
Phi D., President Baker introduced ex-
Sen. Henry NJ. Teller, who delivered
the commencement Grafton, the sub
ject being, THE Duties of Citizenship
in Representative Government"
Senator Teller was warmly greeted
by the audience and received hearty
applause throughout.
At the conclusion of his Grafton,
President Boxer introduced Governor
Shafroth, who made a short address
in which he spoke of the opportunities
offered the young man in Colorado
and urged the graduates to choose this
state as their home. Colorado, he said,
was destined to become the greatest
manufacturing state in the Union.
ty was awarded the prize for the best
essay submitted during the year upon
the principles of good government.
This was followed by the comforting
of the degrees by President Baker.
Following are the graduates and
their degrees:
Doctor of Philosophy-Helen AID
rich.
Master of Arts-Edith NJ. Allison,
Cleophile Bell, Georgia l.. Field, Har
riet p. Harmon, Mary NJ. Hughes, Eas-
Miles, Wilfred w. Robbins.
Master of Science-Harold L. Ire
land and Guy w. Smith.
Civil Engineer-Harry C. Gardner,
Alfred P. Poorman and Clement C.
Williams.
Bachelor of Arts-Alfred H. Allen,
Anna E. Allen, Frederick d. Anderson,
James w. Barrett, James A. Bishop,
Bessie E. Bliss, Carrie NJ. Burlingame,
Roy NJ. Buffers, Halle l.. Chapman,
Winifred E. Clark, Reuben C. Coffin,
Mary A. Culver, leila Curtin, limo NJ.
Davis, Katherine f. DER, Leta B. Dun
ford, Mary l.. Dutton, Edward p.
Eglee. Anne E. Elwell, Ethel NJ. Elan
ders, Anton II. Frankenberg, Grace C.
Frawley. Nina A. r. Gratz, Ada M. Hal
deman. Pearl B. Harper, Mabel NJ. Hill,
Lola F. Hobson, Henry w. Hoklas,
Helen C. Howett, Eliza c. Hudson,
William s. Huestis, Ellen C. Jackson,
Kathryn James. James Kelso Rose K.
Kennedy. Annie f. Kruse, Florence E.
Lattner, Mary Levin, Genevieve Lip
poldt, Louise c. Loomis, Frederick r.
McCauley. Mile A. Maeder, Azel A.
Martin. Katharine l.. Mckenzie. Mil
dred NJ McNutt, James d. l.. McPhee-
tiers. Alinda f. Montgomery, May II.
Morrison, Winogene Nelson, Russell
II. Nichols, Albert T. Orahood, Helen
A. Pierce, Alfred p. Poorman, Rosa b.
Raabe, Louis A Reilly. Helen NJ. Rob-
erts. Jennie NJ. Robinson, Robert G.
Shepherd, Ethel J. Simpson, Norma l..
Singleton, Elsie NJ. Sullivan. Alice Tay-
lor, Pearl E. Thornton. Rosina F.
Vaughan, Frances B. Waltemeyer,
Granville B. Warner. Frederick H. We
Der, Conrad Wellen, Jessica Mae
Wolff, Philip G. Worcester, George w.
Young.
Bachelor of Science &C. E)-Henry
Dendahl, Norman w. Funk, George /.
Gay, Robert B. Houston, Joseph c.
Kimmel, Stephen J. Knight. William
F. Nichols. Arthur C. Preston, William
Leroy Reynolds, Frank D. Walsh.
Bachelor OF Science tE. E)-Lester
DeBacker, Albert NJ. Gregg, Ralph s.
Heath, Archibald B. Heaton, Carl E.
Heaton. Laurence d. Jones, Samuel C.
Levitan, John d. Lobb, Frank II. Pen.
berthy, John A. Ritter, Ernest A.
Smith, George w. Sorensen. Harrison
H. Waters, Hugh F. Wheeler.
Bachelor of Science IN. E)-John
l.. Barra, Murray B. Reid, Altman G.
Young.
Bachelor of Science (Ch. E.)-Alfred
II. Allen, Edmund G. Borden Robert
nn Il
dolph S. Weiner.
Doctor of Medicne-Fred A. Caste
lucci. Elisabeth H. Macy. Collier. AL.
len c. Davis, Valentine b. Fischer. RAY
II. Fisher. Melvin Roy Fox, William
w. Jones. Harold T. Low. Nicholas Pi.
chugin, John l.. Schwer, John o. Stow.
Bachelor of Laws-Charles l.. Av.
cry, James Ballinger. Edwin l.. Coates,
Frank G. DOLLS, Joseph Garst, James
r. Greenlee. Louis Henke, Charlie NJ.
Hodson, William c. Hood, Jr.. Herbert
E. Mann, James E. Mccall, Claude r.
Monson. Frank L. Moorhead. Charles
w. O'Donnell, Harry E. Pratt, George
A. Pughe, Simon Quiat, John V. Red.
mond, Charles r. Reed, Charles A.
Rice, Corbin E. Robson Michael N.
Shay, Joseph l.. Sheldon, Michael Sor-
ensen. Willis Stidger, Frederic lie Roy
Tilton, Philip S. Van else, Taliaferro
l.. Witcher, Harry Zimmerhackel.
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