Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-13

Total Of 3s2 Degrees Will Be Conferred,
Representing 275 Men and 1o7 Won.
en-lp Addition 1f6 NiH,Receive Ger
tifeates, Making Grand Total of 4es,
Breaking All Records.
Special to Times-Republican
Iowa City, June 13.-The State Uni
versity of Iowa comm encement exer-
cises are in full blast today. The for
NAL program sof the annual commence
ment opened Sunday, when/the bac-
caiaureate sermon was delivered by
Rev. Edwin Holt Hughes, of San
Francisco, bishop of the Methodist
church.
This morning the class day exercises
were held on the campus and tonight
the senior class will give it's play,
Shakespeare's "a Midsummer Nights
Dream
Class Day Program.
The class day program included the
address by the president of the class,
Clifford Powell of Red Oak, and adj
dresses on behalf of the faculty, by
President George e. Mac Lean and
Dean w. c. Wilcox. The class prophecy
was by Miss Meta Raney Marengo;
the poem, by Miss Leta E. Towner,
Corning; the Grafton. by Chester Corey,
Iowa City; the ivy GRAFTON, by ]. G.
r.. Mundt, Humboldt, S. d., and the
INV, al
E. Struble, LIE Mars. The class pre-
the old capitol, as the memorial of the
class OF 1910. and C. B. Kaufman, Of
Wilton. made the presentation adj
dress. -
Largest in History.
The largest number Of persons ever
graduated at any one time at the Uni
versity Of Iowa, will receive diplomas
at s. U. l., on Wednesday, June Is, the
total Of 3s2 degrees representing PTS
men and 1O7 women. In addition 116
certificates will be conferred, making
grand total Of 1873 degrees and cen-
tificates, breaking all records at Iowa
university. The largest class is that
Of the college of liberal arts, which will
graduate 1862, ninety-six women and
sixty-six men.
Roster Of Law Class.
Every member of the law class OF
1910, IS. u. l., the largest class in years,
and one of the largest in the history
Of the university, embracing nearly.
sixty candidates for the degree OF
bachelor Of laws, has been passed by
the university authorities and the Iowa
state board Of law examiners. The
average percentage Of scholarship in
the class is unusually high, say the
faculty members. With few excep-.
tons the candidates, who will receive
their diplomas on Wednesday,, June Is,
are Iowans. The complete list fol-
lows: William J. Allen, Laurens; Floyd
H.: Arnold, Manchester; Lewis Bagley,
Audubon; Samuel e. BANNER, Ham
burg; Miss M. Imogen Benson, Ames;
Porter p Black; West Liberty; George
e. Bowen, Carroll; Bert G. Boy1an,
waucoma; Harvey j. Bryant, Mason
City; Chester b. Burrell, Epworth;
Maurice p. Cahill, Fairfax; Jed. H.
Campbell Battle Creek; James G..
Clark, Waverly; Ross II. Comfy. Iowa
Falls, John w. Conway, Marcus;
Walter r. Dyer, Boone; Gilmore J..
Edmondson, Columbus Junction; Glenn
tHAd1SolAip OOSSPAA 49, - W
Centerville; Werner E. Gabrielson. Har-.
court; George W. Gearhart, Batavia;
Michael j. German, Anamosa; Arthur
A. Harden, Casey; Charles f. Harding,
Odebolt; Herbert M. HARDWOOD. Des
Moines; Irving c. Hastings, Spencer;
William B. Hays, Iowa City; Max M.
Hemingway, Hampton; Charles e.
Herrick, Extra; John &c. Higgins, Dav-
export; William s.. Johnston, Esther
vile; Allen j. Kane, Dubuque; James
T. Keefe, Sioux City; Arnold M. Kent,
Rolfe; Clarence Klein, Muscatine;
Floyd A. Lamb, vining; James j..
Lehman, Dubuque; Charles F. Luberg-
err, Cedar Rapids; T. E. Mcdonald, Des
Moines; Lachlan Mcintosh, Atalissa;
John IA Murray, Little Sioux; Jacob
Nelson, Prosper MINI; Roscoe e.
Nichol, Ida Grove; James r. Olinger,
California; Robert B. Pike, Whiting;
Judson E. Piper, Mt. pleasant; Charles
P. Rowe, Sac. City: John c. Shipley,
Mason City: Charles C. Smith, Daven-
port; Martin II. Smith, Davenport;
Roger w. Smith. Waterloo; George w.
Stephenson, Burlington; John E. Stew
ems, Boone; John E. Talbot Brooklyn;
Seth Thomas, Letart, W. Va; Thomas
Herman. Iowa City; Arthur T. Wal
lace, Des Moines; Clement j. Welch,
Muscatine; Ned NJ. Field, Lake City;
and George A. Rice, Mapleton.