The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-05-29

University OF Idaho will receive the1I
diplomas from President w. L. Car.
lyle. The class this year to be grad
uated number 54, the largest number
in any class yet to be graduated from
the institution.
The degrees to be awarded are as
follows: Master of Science, l; Bach
elor of Arts, Is; Bachelor of Laws, II;
Bachelor of Science, 4; Bachelor OF
Science in Civil Engineering, s. Bach
elor of Science in Forestry, Q; Bach
elor of Science in Agriculture, 8;
Bachelor of Science in Home Econ
omics, 4; Bachelor of Science in Mi
ming Engineering, 1; Bachelor Of Sci
ence in Electrical Engineering, l:
Bachelor of Science in Music, /.
Those to graduate, and the degrees
to be conferred are as follows:
Master of Science in Agriculture
Irwin John Bibby, Galesville, Wis.
Bachelor of Arts-Anna Ruth An
nett, Boise Edna Bigelow, Payette (;
Winifred Caroline Brown, Landore,
Edna Eve Campbell, Spokane; Jessie
Irene Coram, Grangeville; John De-
Witt Davis, Roseberry; George Don.
art, Cambridge; Ralph Baxter Foster,
Valley Falls, Kansas; Chester Carl
Minden, Moscow; Anetta Cordula Now,
Weiser; Baxter Merrill Now, Weiser;
Franklin Thorpe Osborn, HALEY; Mar
guerite Gwinn Schick, Moscow; Chas.
Roy Stillinger, Moscow; Ursel Edith
Strohecker Garfield, Wn.
Bachelor of Laws-Horace Lorenzo
Chamberlain, Modesto, CAL; James
Grover Duffey, Cove, Ore.; John Irwin
Griner, Cashmere, Wn.; Lester Hoobl-
er, Charleston, Wn.; Robert Dwight
Leeper, Occur d'Hlene; Parker Vim
cent Lucas, Roseberry; Proctor Knott
Perkins, Soldier Louis G. Peterson,
Moscow; Theodore Abel Swanson, Po-
catello; Herbert Walter Whitten,
Blackfoot; Carter Wood, Boise.
Bachelor of Science-Clyde Francis
Cornwall, Moscow; Burton Ellsworth
Davis, Roseberry; Martin Lewis, Post
Falls; Charles Edward Watts, Jul
iaetta.
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engi-
neering Ray Dean Armstrong, Boise;
Ray Donald Bistline, Pocatello;
Louie Theodore Jessup, Juliaetta; Carl
Gustavus Paulsen, Boise; Enoch Per
kins, Boise.
Bachelor Of Science in Forestry
Arlie Delos Decker, Moscow; Charles
Henry Herman, Moscow.
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Leland Irving Case, Minneapolis; VIM.
Pratt Funsten, Boise; Claude Jacques
Hayden, Cope, South Carolina; Her
man Claude Heard, Moscow; Carl
Edward Johnson, Idaho Falls; Alber,
Weidel Buch Kjosness, Spokane; John
Raymond Maughan, Preston; Leon
Henry Seymour, Cleveland, Ohio Ed
win Martin Strate, North Yakima.
Bachelor of Science in Home Econ
omics-Iva Emmett, Kellogg; Edna
Elmira Larson, Boise; Althea Helen
Ott Boise; Kathryn Margaret Smith,
Potlatch.
Bachelor of Science in Mining Engl-
neering -Hallard Washington Foester,
Nampa
Bachelor of Science in Electrical
Fung Suen, Foo
chow, China.
Bachelor of Science in Music
Rosa Strobehn, Payette.
The program for commencement
week at the University of Idaho has
been completed 1t contains several
changes in the order of holding the
events of the week from the order
of previous commencements. The
presidents reception is changed to
night, and the alumni ban
quet is placed for Wednesday after
noon, followed Immediately by the ex-
ecutive sessions of the convocation
and of the alumni association.
The program as arranged is as fol-
lows:
Friday, June s, s p. M, the Pre-
paratory Commencement in the aud
itorium.
Saturday, June Z, 10 a. M, Senior
on the campus.
Sunday, June 8, II a. M, the Baccal-
aureate Sermon, by Rev. H. c. Mason,
DID,, of the University Congregational
church Of Seattle. This is to be held
in the auditorium.
Monday, June 9, 8:15 p. M, the An
nual Concert, in the auditorium.