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81 TO GRADUATE
FROM UNIVERSITY
IDAHO SENIORS RECEIVE DE-
GREES ON JUNE 7-ILLINOIS
MAN TO SPEAK

Eighty-seven students, represent
ing all parts of Idaho and towns Of
other states, will be members of the
graduating class of the University OF
Idaho June z, according to announce
ment from the office of the registrar.
DR.. Henry Baldwin Ward of the
University of Illionis will be the COM
mencement speaker. Commencement
week starts Saturday night, June g.,
with the senior play. The baccalaur-
cate sermon will be preached Sunday,
June 4, by Dean Edward Ellery of
Union college.
Candidates for degrees are:
College OF Letters and Science
Bachelor of arts: Clara Geneva Ba-
ken, Moscow; Helen Lenore Bloom,
Spokane, Wash; Agnes Mae Brown,
Moscow; Mary Cecilia Brown, Lew
iston Helen Virginia Cochran, En-
nett Lucie Helen Davis, Boise
Lonnie Joe Durham, Moscow; Elliot
Weir Eaves, Lewiston; Leah Eleanor
Faris, Whittier, Cal; Gerald William
Friedman, Moscow; Orval Garrison,
Moscow; Daphne Eileen Gowen, Cald-
we'll; Aleta Vera Greene, Hagerman;
Gladys Hastie, Seattle; Paul Houston
Hull, EIaail Colfax, Wash; Norman Jacob
Jacobson, Boise: Helen Elizabeth
Johnston, Portland; Julia Evaleen
Kerr, Standpoint; Marshall Babcock
Macy, Boise; George Elizabeth Oy-
lear, Middleton; Carl Frederick Pear
son, Moscow; Evadna May Roberts,
Nampa; Inez Belva Sanger, Payette;
Ruby Ellen Spencer, Moscow. Hilda
Catherine Thomas, Moscow; Ernest
Walter Toevs, Aberdeen; Henry View
is Torsen, Moscow; Laura Adele
Waterman, Moscow.
Bachelor of Science: Clarence Wal
ter Charlton, Occur d'Alene; Charles
Edwin Cotton, Vineland, N j.; Paul
Marvin Ellis, Twin Falls; Gustaf
William Hammar, Moscow; Thelma
Lucille Hare, Three Forks, Mont;
Wilfred Ewart Newman, Spokane;
Clayton Bue Westover, Moscow.
Bachelor of Science in Home Eco
nomics: Norma Audra Cowgirl,
Genevieve Jones, Pal
ouse, Wash; Pauline Harriet Rieck,
GeneSee.
College of Agriculture
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture:
Carl Wilbur Bergman, Burley; Boyd
Lyscum Brigham, Genesee; Grover
Cleveland Evans, American Falls;
William E. Hamilton, Kamiah; Harold
Edwin Murray, Nampa; Paul Talbot
Rowell, Lewiston; Ralph Rudolph
Rowell, Lewiston; Linus Walter San
berg, Seattle; Walter Emmanuel
Schmid, Payette; Leroy Waldman
Thompson, Moscow; Jerome Ernest
Tolbert, Buhl Gustav A. Wiebe, Alb
erdeen; Albert Lee Wohlschlegel,
Boise.
College of Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Chemical
Alfred Leonard Ander-
son, Moscow; Louis Clyde Cady, Mos
COW; Alonzo Wilbur Martin, Occur d.
Alene; Donald Edgar Payne, Boise.
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engin-
eering: Raymond Harsch, Washing
ton, DC; James Bryan Her, Astoria,
Ore; Ralph Severt Jacobson, Spo-
kane; Albert Nesmith Thompson, May
field Fred Milton Veatch, Coeur d.
Alene.
Bachelor of Science in Electrical
Arthur Irving Sawyer,
Rupert.
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical
Herbert Wilbur Thorn
son, Boise
College of Law
Bachelor of Laws: Herman Ferdi-
nand Boyer, Boise; John A. Carver,
Mink Greek; Crozier COrdell Culp,
Occur d'Alene; Joshua Evans, Malad;
Albert John Graf, Coeur d'Alene;
Laurence Edwin Huff, Moscow; Ed
ward Jay Kaufman, Ritzville, Wash;
Michael Anthony Thometz, Twin
Falls.
School of Mines
Bachelor of Science in Geology:
Walter Horton McCallie, Lewiston.
Bachelor of Science in Metallurgy:
William Keith Horning, Hermiston,
Ore.
Bachelor OF Science in Mining: Ar
thur Howard Knudson, Spokane; Geo.
New York City.
School of Forestry
Bachelor of Science in Forestry:
Frank Arthur Brown, Boise; James
William Farrell, New Meadows; Will
lam Byron Miller, Stevenson, Wash.
School of Education
Bachelor of Science in Education:
Gladys Martha Beach, Burley; Cert
'ude Christen, Hepburn; Lois Enders,
Post Falls; Hugh Francisco, Tucson,
Ariz.; Raymond Elwood Green, Car
'ollton, Mo-; Walton Chauncy Gordon,
Seattle; Robert Mel Irving, Rupert;
rene Johnston, Boise; Doris Morley
Jolfax, Wash. Ruth Lorene Litton,
Lamont.