The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
NEXT WEEK TO MARK
END OF SUCCESSFUL
YEAR At UNIVERSITY
Twenty three Students Will Re.
ceive Their Diplomas; Bacca.
laureate Services Sunday; Com.
mencement Exercises Tuesday.

IA University has made srCat gains u
during which there have been = great
man notable Improvements. Per-
hap' one of the biggest gains tina;
w1s made during the year was that ot
obtaining increased appropriations
frum tho legislature. That Is . sign
that the people OF the state are be-
ginning % realize Just what q real stat,
institution could mean. one of the
most potent factors In securing this
appropriation was the work of Or.
David a. iioyd. who. b., his untirins
efforts. finally succeeded In %convinc.
ms the people throughput the stat"
Chat the money was really needed
a new chemistry building hiss been
erected that viii ''p a source IT pride
tu IN, school for SOME years To- come.
~ is entirely q urc-proot edifice aud
90 Was arranged so a. to accommodate
a- many stuucuts - the University viii
attract for many ears To- come. It ~
in conformity with the pueblo STYLE
vI art hit.rture of thc rest Of the
buildings ana the chemistry depart
ucut Is NON housed In such u manner
that II Will not require any attention
lnt ~-Nct5l years.
\ gain that iS bound Go have 4 won
d'itli effect ou the growth of tn" M.
|-tItution IL the admission OF the school
into class % ~ the Rocky Mountain
conference. which means that inter.
0uliuglJt, games and contests Will be
held here iu Albuquerque aud that
o., publicity gained 100 this way can
uul, Dol, estimated This recognition
is founded almost entirely uu the
.us tntt the football team made
lt-t ltll when u was gitcu . chance
u O..IaitIu. lu both the games with
Colorado college aud the school Of
Mluos the a.. y. ". m"n made an oN-
,,ilout impression which Is due To the
methods taught by Coach e. T. Hutch
Husnu
Do fact an tho student activities have
howl SOM" very sr1tifyinE results
Student activities have been better
%urpluizcd better managed o. have
hud mucu more interest displayed ll
mem than iu any previous year. y
,ur .u-iyc proof of this is a glance AZ
the Annual which appeared ou th"
tampus this week without doubt Il
81. the best Mirage that has ever been
published Part of the success is du"
go the staff aud the rest l. due 10 ia"
tremendous strides hnt the student
iJdc hnS htade during the year Tn
tudDufe gave conclusive proof nat
the. could stage ~ musical comedy To-
"a professional manner ana % comedy
winch WIS entirely % laoHl product 70
the bri.s were written hy mono "th''
furu Mis-. Ethel liipk"s Professor ~
NupItsh and the music hv Professor J..
-iuuIa, S.,cr Dean Of tho Department;
uf Ifu, Arts Thir show WAS taken tu
santa ZEE. whore it made another de-.
.dol Int
Taa thing that has made these inn.
rru..u.lt. Possible and has lustii.c,
tho increased appropriations hy 'h'
legislature D.. the uumbo of graduate
that Wlll receive their diplomas from
his institution next Tu,aday. TIN
largest class that has ever been grad.
uatd from tho Juiycrsi,y OF New
Mexico is one OF tn" most notable
achievements 10 the wears history
TH,uty-throc students will receive
their diplomas mex Tuesday afternoon
~ the Commence exercises which Wi
-. held 90 Eodoy HAN
Tho students who viii receive then
dogrcos next wick ar"
Candidates lor Bachelor " Arts
Laura. Chase Allen. Allcuo a BiNl'l
luui-. e. Boyd Carl - BrorcIu. Allo'
g. Bruce. George l.. l%Iutlcr. Daphu'
% .' 'N'h H NN''AlN|N AH 80 90 '''f
". Grunrr. Buruicc Hamilton, Hello.
It.lworc. Joseph T.. Mcr1nun Raw
n,Hud j MsCunua. Jennie g. Partef
Fern H. Reeves. Joseph H. lins'1
h1On. Maxwell NJ Sunderland, IrN'
Timmuus Louise Wilkinson.
Candidates for bachelor oi Science
Ethel T.. kickc thumc ~pCulumt,Sl
Milan T.. Do'rlug tChouuical engineer
4ugt. Howard a. Fullerton ,riNil cen
glur,riugI John \ l.1pr1tk ,Ciyil en-
EiuooriuEp
Candidates for Master ol Arts -
George AdlJi Feather Paul l.. MeuJul
o. addition 90 earning his Master.
d,rt,a Mr. Feather has also bee
awarded the Ehod,s scholarship fror
Sow M,Ni,o and 30 the war do"~ u'
prevent. u, Win leave for England uoN
tuI
several interesting programs Will b
given U.NI wo,N iu connection SIT.
th, 'Hr m,Ir'W,ut exercise. Tn
u~t.,1lauroaio soryl,c tomuyru,. b. IN
mt 81 thcs, Hcsidcs th, iddrvs
that wII lee gi,,n 10y Re a. "a. Beck
uuu Professor T.. stanley Scdrl hl
arranged am oNccllout musical pro
gram The choral club VIII SIMS
pcciul .tutJtt lud several of IN
NlHDHIltft fTafIT'N ~ II1 '.it WI
assist 300 tho program 10 might W
interesting to know that tho l'uiycT
al'' wJlp quartet composed l
Ncssrs Scdor. rud'l Tmmous. an.
Vincent viii sing Crossing the li1"
by ToupNs"u. the music Co which
an uriGiuti melody written and at
Rugged hy Prof S'dor This viii Do
iho FIRST time that this ever been SUM
On Monday the local chapter of tn
honorary fraternity PM Kappa IN
will hold an open meeting lu tn
evening ON Monday viii bee the rcguli
annual concert This program is q
Wuusull excellence and viii be nu
uoun,od iu TINS paper iu another ISSUE
% might ho said that 20 this urorrar
also viii De heard SOME of nrofrsso
~'d"ts compositions. the morit -
winch need uu description
The regular commencement oNor
'is"s viii tnltv place in llo,i"y Han "a
o 80 Tuceday afternoon This viii De
followed hy the Alumni dinner nt IN
AlyarIdu hotel az $50 which viii con
Cludc the graduation affairs.
The following days viii be- river
over to the final examinations an'
saturday, May ~, win be the last Of