The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
Hold Fast 20 Ideals,
Foster Tells Seniors
President Of Reed College, Portland Delivers Stirring
Commencement Address to Universitys
!. Largest Graduating Class.

uating class, after degrees had been
conferred. was touching and impress
Sivc. Before the close of the exar-
cises. DR.. Elliott called attention to the
fact that more than SO of the univcr-
sity's young men are now in the army.
He asked the audience to stand for u
few minutes in silent contemplation
and prayer for these young men. There
were tears in many eyes as this i'm
pressive act was performed: there
were many present who sent up petit
tons for sons or brothers. Then fol-
lowed the benediction by DIR. Charles
d. Crouch and the twentieth and most
impressive commencement OF the state
University Of Montana was ended.
The audience was the largest com
mencement day assemblagc which ever
filled University hall. The music By
Professors Burieigh and Smith was a
pleasing feature of the exercises.
Awards Announced.
The following prizes and awards
of distinction for meritorious work
were announced by the chancellor:
Anna Lewis Joyce, memorial medal
For best essay on IAN Heroic or Ora
matte Incident in the History of Mon
t;.na." Awarded to Mr.. Edwin Blinn
Butte.
Bennett prize. $24.O0--For best essay
| OH some topic pertaining to good gov
eminent. Awarded to William Jamie
son. Subject. Commission Form Of
Government in Montana"
Mrs. L; l.. Bonner, medal-For adj
vanccd piano technique. Awarded to
Miss Enid Wallace.
DR.. r. T. Riders prize, $106O-Foi
the first-ycar student making greatest
progress in fine arts department.
Awarded to Miss Alma Anderson.
Pharmacy school prze-F'or highest
average grades during senior year;
three prizes valued at $40 each are
given by the National Association OF
Drug Clerks. Awarded to John Suchy
for pharmaceutical chemistry. Award
ed to Frank j. Lentz for pharmaceu-
tical botany and biology. Awarded ia
Walter A. Woehncr for pharmacy.
For juniors For proficiency in man.
rfacturing pharmacy. One years dues
and membership in the American phar-
maceutical association. Given by Alex
+. Peterson of Missoula. Awarded to
William Dawes.
Pharmacy school prizes-For profit
cheney in pharmacognosy. one years
dues and membership given by Dean
Charles +. r. Molet. Awarded to Miss
Adelinc Walter.
Law school prizc-Set of Cyclopedia
of Law Procedure. valued .at $3.50
given by the American Law Book COM
pany, to law student having highest
grade in his third year work. Award
ed to II. 5. McMartin.
Duniway prize books-For the high
est grade in their several departments
awarded as follows:
Biology--Miss Florence Dixon.
Education-Miss Lillian Gassert.
Observation-Disclosures Dietrich
English--Miss Lillian Gassert.
French-Miss Evelyn Thomas.
Fine arts-Miss Pearl Anderson.
Geolosy-LNsle Hodson.
History-Miss Marian Duncan.
Latin and Greek-Miss Gladys Pc.
| terson.
Mathcmatics-Mand NJ. Bobcr,
Observation-Disclosures NJ. BObcr.
Physics-.Jamcs Friauf.
Public Observation-Disclosures Schiling
Spanish-Aliss Gladys Peterson.
Ger,nan-Miss Marguerite Linn.
Recipient this year of the Claribe
| Leggat- Couse fund, Miss Ethel Blom.
gren.
Recipient this year of the annua
| Bonner scholarship of $500, William
| Morse Holes.