The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-04
RECORD CLASS At
THE A. c. OF UTAH
Number of Graduates Nearly
100; Governor Spry Makes
Inspiring Address.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN June 3.-Comm encement eE-
ercises held at the Agricultural COL
lege today before a large audience marked
the passing into walks OF active life of
one OF the largest classes ever graduated
in Utah, Out Of nearly 100 only two
were without cap and gown.
Governor, Spry delivered the address
TO the graduates.
The governor expressed the pride he
felt In the states splendid showing edu-
cauonally and paid tribute 10 the pioneers
educatio foundations OF the common
wealth. He urged the graduates 10 be
practical and assert individuality
,,,1b There arins are too many me-tGo men ,, too
an inviting field for the trained
workman in any line of endeavor. and
the governor urged the graduates to stay
here and develop the latent resources OF
the state. He was heartily received
President Stohl ren1arke ed upon the
wonder growth of the college and
President Widtsoe presented some facts
and figures showing this growth. Includ, :,
ing short-course students, the college had
this year more than 100 enrolled. He
announced that the college is TO have a.
new athletic field as a gift from some
TO be OH the Fifth ward square, two
blocks west OF the college, and consists
OF seven acres OF fine. level land DR..
memory of Professor Christian Larson,
who died short time ago.
The alumni banquet was held In the
college gymnasium at o'clock this af-
ternoon. Governor Spry and President
stohl, both down for toasts. had to re-
turn to Salt Lake on the afternoon train
and this rather put a damper on the af-
fair Toasts were responded to by DR.
c. n. Jensen, Anna Mathisen Of the grad
uating class. William Prosser Of Salt Lake
and Trustee j. NJ Peterson.
The alumni ball this evening at ?
o'clock In the gymna stun Will close the
Tho following are the graduates In the respective
departments:
AGRICULTURE
ACCOMMODATIONS Wilson Bcunion Joseph Down
ing Foster. Walter John Glenn Manripuc Rodrl-
zucI GonzeIes. Lon J. Haddock. Lc Grande Hun
farlanc. Howard John Maughan. Juoius Francis
Ogden. Abcl Sargent Rich. Lester Anon Richard
SOD. Joseph Frederick Skinner George Stewart.
gard Joseph Preston Welch
Agricultural chenistry-Ezra Grover Cartor, AS
aoi Harold Dixon Charles william Rccs.
Animal Neutrality-suspicious. Bcnnion. Clawson
Kirby, Norman Vern Peterson, Sterling Elliot
Botany and forestry-vernou hmasa Bird.
Hortcullurc-Edwin John Holmsren; william
WarTon knUdson. JOEcnh william OlacU, JOnH
Henry Peterson. Alfred Stuckl.
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Katherine Pearl Adams, Josephine Burton Ivie
NJ. Buruham, Marie Carlson, Ethel Davenport.
Vcda Lsurn Tunsaker. Myrtle Ivy johnson. Olive
Eudora Jensen. Ivy Eustanc Kpudson, Mary Lu-
clio Lee Amy Lyman. Vera Mae Madsen. Anna
Marie Mathlscn. Eta Nelson, Lonore urc. Ncru
Weller
COMMERCE.,
Mark HiudIcy Greene Katherine Elizabeth Groeh-
H. James Edward Hsslam, John Luscher, Robert
Wallace McMullcn. Adalina Patti Sharp. Samuel
Van Tunks
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING.
Charles IIcury West
GENERAL SCIENCE.
Mary Loyina Bsstow. Asahcl Woodruff Burk.
Mark CIcgg Brown. william Larson Clarke Dry
den Rogers Coombs George Morgan Fistor. Ben
JamIn Alma Fowler, George Gardner. Don CarloS
Haddock Edwin Smith Hslock, Charles Francis
Hansen Hyrum Jacob Hartyigsen. Joseph Hick-
man. Elmer Eugene Johnson. John irwin Lourit-
xep Arnold Low, Virgil Luther Mluear Ernest
Mohr. william Judson Mccoy, Adella Morrell.
william Davies Prosser. Herbert John Pack. VIII
Ham Rawlings Sr., Evelyn Reilly. Bert Lorin
Richardn Harold Jordan Stoarrs. Leslie Albert
smith Frank Daniel Spencer James Timbroli
WorItop, lone Wanssgard
p GRADUATES WITH CERTIFICATES.
Conmerce-hitrod George Picot.
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