Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-15
Tells AGG|ES
DROUIH REAL BLESSING
Seventy-Nine Graduates at State Agricultural
College, Bozeman, Receive Degree of
Bachelor of Science.

, mean influence in furthering the cause
of irrigation.
"And yet irrigation alone will not
solve our problem. We need to get
away from the 'one crop method.
Some years ago Mr.. Hill was congratu-
llating me on the fact that Montana
had dollar wheat 1 replied: Yes,
but the farmers tell me you charge
them 80 cents to bring it to Mime
apolis.' With a smile he answered:
Freight is dear. The Montana farm
=! ers will have to get down to DIVERSE
fled farming. They must plant corn,
potatoes, alfalfa, etc, as well as wheat
and oats, and raise some poultry, pigs,
| cattle and sheep to consume some of
| and the home market will improve
Montana's agricultural college could
not do a better thing than spread the
propaganda for diversified farming"
Graduates listed below received the
degree of bachelor of science from
Montana State college:
Agricultural Education
Malcolm D. Aitken, Poison; Fuhr-
man Arthur Asbury, Crow Agency;
Ben Beach, Belt; Ray Edison Cam
eron, Great Falls; Melvin Conklin,
Nina: Albert B. Kirk. Devon; Henry
L. Lantz. Kokomo. Ind; John Jordan
Lillard, Bozeman; William c. Lippert,
Townsend; Sidney s. Sutherland, Pol
son: Albert Walter Warden, Bozeman.
Agronomy
Ian Albert Briggs, Conner; Lloyd C..
Pietsch, Bozeman.
Animal Husbandry
Norman William Hilbert, Chicago,
ILL.,: Arnold X. Kruger. Plains; Leon
belmont Mink. Huntley; John Oscar
Tretseven. Bozeman.
Architectural Engineering
LOREN Otis Bradford. Livingstone;
Harley W. Hollingsworth, Bozeman.
Chemical Engineering
Howell Dean. Bozeman; Jesse NJ.
Holderby. Bozenan Emmett E. Mat
thew, Bozeman.
Civil Engineering
Merrill Jason ADJUST. Conrad; Speed
Stephens Leonard, Marshall, Mo-; John
NJ. Wyie. Jr., Bozeman.
Electrical Engineering
Wayne +. Bowler, Red Lodge; Mer-
ton Elroy Callow. Butte; Fred Tvs
selling Cruzen. Havre; Frank II.
Degenhart, P~hilipsburg: Henry J. Ell
lingson, Big Timber; William w. Huse-
meyer. Warm Springs; Lloyd Alan
Morphey, Leadore, Ida; Arthur Mel
ton Munson. Clancy; MILAN B.
! Neville. Helena: Oliver Howard Pou-
der, Billings; Edward c. Preston, Ste
vensville; Ambrose Alexander Ryan,
Great Falls; Ward R. st. Clair, Glas-
gov.
Mechanical Engineering
William Ray Amer. Anaconda; Frank
Maurice Bentall, Billings: Alfred EN-
nett McFarlin; San Diego. Calf;
Leonard S. Niemi. Red Lodge; Willard
J. Watts, Anaconda; Philip Anton
Willis, Roundup.
Botany and BacterioIogy
Norma Lena Becker, Bozeman: Mar
jory Bohart. Wilsall; Marguerite
Lindsey, Yellowstone Park.
Chemistry
Elizabeth Bole, Josephine Holderby,
Kathryn Bowers Keown. Eugene V.
Robertson, all of Bozeman.
Applied Art
Charlotte Packard Cooley. Bo7eman;
Ethel Winifred Ditty. Lewistown;
l.Nry Ursula Egan, Butte; Gladys
Mary Mathews, Havre; Mary Jenneste
Stranahan, Havre.
SecretariaI Work
Ethel Briner, Big Timber; Helen
Margaret Carey, Poison; Vera Alice
Galliher. Bozeman; Herbert Wildman,
Knowlton.
Homo Economics
Helen E. Bancroft, Sheperd; Lura
Marie Beatty. Bozeman; Marian F.
Buzard, Bozeman; Opal C~linkenbeard,
Great Falls: Hazel Davidson, Town
send; Mildred Lois Forrest. Choteau;
Ruth Warren Harrer, Belgrade; Myr-
tie Hollier. Bozeman: Wilma Jones.
Bynum; Theo V. Muntzer, Butte;
Dorothy Altha Nobel, Great Falls;
Anna Margaret Omta, Bozeman: Doro-
thy Reed. Windham; Eva Ritschel,
Wisdom: Mona Elzina Sackett. Bill
ings: Lois Smith, Bozeman; Rosemary
Trackwell, Bozeman; Jessie Iona
Williams. Clayton, Wash; Ethel Ellen
Young. Lewistown.