The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-08
ANNOUNCE THE NAMES OF
UNIVERSITY GRADUATES
DIPLOMAS TO BE AWARDED TO 81 AT THE 1914
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SPLENDID SERMON YESTERDAY
Presidents Reception at the University Gymnasium
Tonight to Seniors Will be Delightful
Affair-Public Invited

Inc president receptlOu lOHlSHl
the 1914 class of the University c
Idaho at the gymnasium promises t
be one of the best attended affairs G
the year. The arrangements for tn
reception are all completed and tn
general public is cordially invited t.
be present. The gymnasium has beel
handsomely decorated for the occas
ion.
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock be
fore one of the largest, audiences eve
assembling at the university auditor
ium, Rev. Willsie Martin, pastor of tn,
first M. E. church, Boise, delivered tht
baccalaureate sermon to the 1871
class. The subject was "The Master
and Rev. Martin held his auditors II
rapt attention during the entire period
of the sermon. The illustrations he
made were extremely effective and apt
The program during the services were
delightful, the music being exception
ally good Rev. Martins address in
part is given in another column.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the university auditorium, the last
chamber music recital of the season
marked part Of the program for the
week and there was a splendid crowd
present. The music was splendid and
was under direction of Mrs. Hughes
~,
piano. This afternoon the faculty
senior baseball game is being played
on the varsity field. Tomorrow
morning the board of regents will hold
a meeting and in the evening the
commencement concert will be held
at the university auditorium. The list
of 81 graduates who will receive their
degrees was announced today as fol-
lows:
College of Letters and Sciences.
Bachelor of Arts-Nettie Mae Bauer,
Boise; Lorena Elizabeth Dart, Pa
louise, Wn.; Jeanette Rachel Fox,
HALEY; Merton Grant Kennedy, Cald-
Othel Henrietta Martin, Davenport,
Wn.; Dottie Ella May Murray, Null
Ian; Margaret Neuman, Standpoint;
Mary Hazard Petcina, Coeur d'Alene;
Lucille Robards, Portland, Or;
Mabelle Dora Rudesill, Spokane;
Susan Sinclair, Moscow; George
Theron Warren, Weiser; Josephine |
May Wayman, Emmett; Helen Hard
man White, Moscow, BIS, st. Joseph's
College, 1908.
Bachelor of Science-Launa Mar
guerite Allen, Moscow; Florence |
Gladys Anthony, Moscow; Zella Big
ham, Kendrick; Myrtle Maurene Faw
cett, Moscow; Seth Temple Freer,
Blue Earth, Mimi, B.S., Carleton Col
lege, 1906; Nathan Blaine Giles, Har-
rington, Wn., BIS, Valparaiso Universe
ty, 1905; David Reinhold Johnson,
B.S., Valparaiso University,
1903; Eugene A. Kelly, Brookings, S.
d.; Jacob Stephen Kroh, Moscow;
Lawrence Guy Mason, Spangle, Wn.;
Ellen McCrossin, Emmett; Minnie
Minden, Moscow; Hazel Luella Woods,
Moscow; Bert Patrick Woodbridge,
Chisana, Alaska.
Bachelor of Music-Clara Ransom
Hockett, Moscow.
Bachelor of Science in Home Econ
omics-Elizabeth Hays. Boise. II
Bachelor of Science in Forestry
Clarence Eugene Favre, Cambridge.
College of Agriculture. It
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
4eorge Jackson Downing, Spirit |
lake; Vernon Porter Fawcett, Mos S
.ow; John Francis Hayden, Lewiston; /
samuel James Jensen, Moscow; Carl
fierce Lewis, Boise; Stephen Alvin
,egan, Boise; Fay Childers Robinson,
Boise; George Alexander Scott,
vinnebago, Neb; Harry Boone Soul
n, Moscow.
College of Engineering.
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engi-
eering Reign Black, Moscow;
'homas Price Doyle, MOSCOW; Harvey 2
anks Kinnison, Payette; Ralph En- p
rson Perkins, Charleston, Wn.; Will p
I'M Clough Perkins, Soldier; Virgil d
lillian Samms, Pocatello; Roy Frank q,
uttle, Cambridge. te
Bachelor of Science in Mining Engi-
Annett, Boise.
Bachelor of Science. in Electrical ~
ngineering Ray Loux, Po- =
atello; William Arthur Murray, =,
ullan. :.
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