Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04

| counsel and advise, some have wait :
| ed for the commapd. and with but
very. very few mas suspension been
! necessary.
beta kept In view. FIRST, the growth
OF tile student In mind content and
power 10 do. second, the placing ana
keeping OF him in a positive attitude to-
wards something higher aud better
higher scholarship and higher man
hood. higher womanhood, higher home .
life, higher citizcnship better farming,
better business, better government, anu
we have especially emphasized the pol
icy OF educating the students towards
their homes rather than away from
| them.
Policy with the Faculty-Flrst. to
| keep In view the IacI mat weak rae
| ulty means poor scnoOi, no matter
| what the requirements, ana that a
| strong faculty means good school
| regardless OF everything else except a
| student body. Scconu, 70 recognize
| the necessity Of giving every gOoc
teacher his own way IN teaching. ANA
| holding him responsible Tor icsuits.
! Third, To secure from cacn one MS
| best efforts through cooperative IN
| tercst and mutual appreciation
| Under these policies the iu-ulty OF
| SO teachers giving tull time ana IL
| giving part time mas worked as unit,
with results that are before you.
Recommendations - Judging from
| the satisfactory results o. tne MOrK
done In the missionary class. the suo-
| high school. and the sunday school
kindergarten class, We strongly recon-
mend that the Church authorities. both
general and local, be induced TO IN
crease the attendance In these depart
ments, the facilities Of the school id
these lines being such chat more can
be accommoda ted
We recommend that the board OF
trustees make more extended provisions
for the Church normal training school.
and for the Church teachers college.
These divisions OF the university must
continue to be OF such AN educational
quality as to attract the brightest and
best minds OF our communities. We
have not only To supply the immediate
and growing demands for teachers. but
we have also great educational prob
lens to work out in the light of the
gospel. problems which can not be
solved In educational institutions where
the field Of revelation II either forbid
den ground. or looked upon as unproht-
able. To our minds, II seems that upon
the Church school rests the responsible
ity of bringing To the world harmony
between science and religion, and to
do this we must be in possession Of
both.
From our alumni. far and near. come
words of announcement and approval
of the policy Of the school and we
are in full expectation that through
the efforts Of the Alumni association the
Maeser Memorial building viii be ready
for occupancy by our Church teachers
college at the beginning Of the next
school year
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE II. BRIMHALI4
JOSEPH r. KELLER,
T.. $. HINCKLEY.
Presidency,
The reading Of the report was fol-
lowed with music by the band.
Prof. j. VIM. Snow. an alumnus, de-
uvered the commencement address. TIA
king as his text, Freely ye have re-
ceived, and freely give" Prof Snow
spoke instructiyely OF the relations of
the Individual to society, showing the
mutual responsibility of the individual
TO society and society to the individual.
The speaker urged a sympathetic spirit
with the work and workers OF the
world. and to work with a generous
spirit for the good OF all. as the general
advancement of humanity means indi-
vidual advancement.
Prof Moses Gudmunson rendered a
violin solo. which was so well received
that an encore was demanded.
Degrees were awarded and diplomas
Supt. Cummings officiating In awarding
degrees and comforting diplomas, In
place OF Vice President Jesse Knight.
The following are the graduates:
NAMES OF GRADUATES.
Degree Bachelor of Arts-Irvin ia
cObs, James johnson, Martin NJ. Lar
sen. Elmer Miller, Alice Louise Rey-
nolds. Henry Rose, j. VIM. Snow, Sam
uel w. Williams.
Normal School-Alicc Anderson. Luz
cretia Anderson. J. d Brinkerhoff. Lis
sic Bullock. Bennett Cash, Elvira Cox.
Mary Evans, Vera Faucet Maggie
F'inlayson, Guy Hafen. Mertie Harris.
Arthur s. Horsely, Andrew Hansen,
Eta Holloway. Eunice Iverson. Ida
Jensen. Floy Larson, Tessle Mcclure.
Karl Gilbert Maeser, Leroy Nelson Rae
Noble Marie Olsen, stephen Olsen.
Frank II. Petty, Josephine Peterson.
Leah Pettigrew. Nj. Wilford Poulson.
Hannah Rowland, Eta Palfreyman.
stephen +. Stephenson. Nerna Scott.
creme Smart, Nellie Smith, Leonora
Snow, James Sorenson. Edna South
wick Thera Speakman, Clara Spiers,
Vivian Splers. Mary starr, Alta Straw,
Albern Tangreen, ]. f. Wakefield, En-
ma Weeks.
kindergarten Normal--Alice Ander-
son, Mary Evans. Maggie Finlinson.
Eunice Iverson, Ida Jensen, F'loy Lar
son, Rae Noble Nellie Smith, Leonora
Snow. Nerna Scott.
High SCHOOL,. F. Anderson. VIM.
r. Argyle. Victor Austin. Frank
Beckstead. Ira Cox. Olive Cox,
Herald Clark, Percy Craven.
Clyde Crookston. Ray Dill
man, Matilda Foster. Milton =.
Fletcher. Geo. w. Foster, Alonzo
Foutz, Ciola, Gardner, Charles w.
GLACIER. Eva Harrison. Beryl Irving,
Ellis Lowe, Thomas l.. Martin, Leroy
Nelson Dean a. Pack, Frank II.
Petty. Bert l.. Richards, j Albert
Robinson. Charles Schwencke, Milton
Sevy, Lazeile Smith. w. Earl Spaf-
ford, Raymond Salisbury, Annie Il.
Taylor. Farley Woolsey.
Commercial Department. - George
NJ Billings. Elisha IL. Boley,
Bernard S. Eggertsen, Leland ].