, 1921-06-23
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LkE\NIE. jun" III. Nineteen
students received their degrees at
IN" Commencement exercises vrStur-
day morning; eleven more will re-
c"Iv" The diploma signifying the
compl'rion OF the two year normal
work: Will" four will rcCciy" di-
plomaS from the school of nurses. In
the college of liberal arts. the
bachelor Of arts degree will be
granted to Mary Clifford OF Chicago.
+. X. Gilbert OF Penn. Frederick
Layman of La Crosse. Wis, Grace
Logan Of Cheyenne. Milward Simp-
son of Cody, Elizabeth Steele of
Longmont. Colo. Blanche Van Hou-
ten of Laramie, A. G. Rehwaldt and
7. II. Rchwaldt Of Emblem. The
degree of bachelor of commercial
sciences will be received by Frank
VI. Long Of Laramie. In the college
or agriculture. the bachelor of
science degree will be awarded to
Dorothy Goodrich of Wheatland.
Glen Hartman Of Otto, Harry Shell
don of Worland. and Ruth Stout of
Buffalo and Edward Deming of Pow
ell will receive the bachelor of
science. In the college of education
the bachelor Of arts will be granted
to Dorothy %Bergquist of Higho.
Colo, Frances Ferris of Riverton and
Mary Phelps OF Laramie. The ele-
mentary diploma in the college of
education will be granted to Mar
garet Ashley Of Cody. Ruth Beck
with of Laramie, Anna Bloomer of
T~orrington. Mary Costin of Laramie.
Marguerite doubleday of Laramie.
Marie Hon of Sheridan. Louise Lar
son of Lusk, Kathryn Snow of Raw
Inns. Ethel Soden of Pomona. Calf,
Agnes Stendahl of Laramie; the
rural diploma to Isabel Scofield of
DiamOndville. The four diplomas
granted by the school for nurses go
to Anna Anderson of Washington,
Marjorie Christmas of Kemmerer.
Elizabeth Fellows OF Salida, Colo,
Selma Lee of South Dakota.
The commencement address was
given by Professor A. N. Holcombe
of Harvard University. The bacca-
laureate address Sunday was another
occasion of striking interest. 1t was
given by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait,
and after her thoughtful and in
spring address, President Nelson
awarded to Mrs. Gait the honorary
degree of doctor of laws-the first
doctors degree and the first honor
AIRY degree ver granted by the Uni
versity. The entire ceremony was
one of the most impressive ever wit
messed in Wyoming.
In accordance with the familiar
custom, the last University assembly
of the year was the occasion for the
presentation of various awards and
hOnors. Notable among these were
the presidents honor books, award
ed to the student in each department
who has shown the most consistent
promise during the year. These
awards were as follows: Agronomy,
Gladwyn Freeman of Rock Springs;
Animal Husbandry. Luvcrne Wales
of ~ThermopOlis: Botany, William
F~eatherstone of Douglas; Chemistry,
Carl Cinnamon of Cody; Commerce,
Lois King of Laramie: Elementary
Education, Clara Hickerson of Su-
perior! Rural Education. Sophie
Graefe of Wheatland; Secondary
Education. Frances Ferris of River
ton; Civil Engineering. Irrigation,
Fred Burchert of Buffalo; Mechani-
cal and Electrical Engineering,
Arthur Lauder of kemmerer; Min
ing Engineering. Wilbur BergQuist
of Higho. Colo; English. Olga Moore
of sheridan: Geology. Paul Schlosscr
Of RivertOn; Greek and Latin. Alo
Jones of Lander; History. Frances
Ferris Of Riverton; Home Economics,
Jane Beck of Cody; Law. Kelley
Dukes Of Saratoga; Mathematics.
Arthur Lauder of kemmerer: Mill
tary Science and Tactics, Oliver