Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-06-08
THURSDAY. JUNE .. i9e.
UNIVERSITY or IDAHO NOTES

lnez Belve Sanger, daughter of ]
n. Sanger, of Payette, Idaho, wer
among the SO seniors who wer
2. aduated from the University o
lGaho Wednesday.
Miss Sanger received the degIe
OF bachelor of arts. She is mem
Der of the Kappa. Kappa Gamma
sorority and has been specializing II
music.
Mr.. Schmid received the degree o
bachelor of science in agriculture
He is a member of the Agriculture
club, the A. e. F. club and the Asso
ciated Barbs.
Eighty-nine baccalaureate degree:
and wight masters degrees were
granted II was the twenty-ssventh
annual commencement. Recipients
of the degree OF bachelor OF arts
numbered 3d.. bachelor of science Z;
bachelor of science in home eco
lcmics, 8 ;Graduates Of the college
of agriculture numbered IA; OF the
college OF engineering IL; college of
law o. school of mines, A; school OF
forestry o. school of education, 10.
COMMISSIONS as second lieutenants
In the infantry reserve corps OF the
United States army were granted to
nine students who had completed the
four-year course of TIE resrve Off
GERS training corps OF the univer
sity.
The commencement address was de-
livered by DR.. Henry Baldwin Ward
head of the department of zoology
of the University of Illinois. Pre-
servation of national parks was
urged by DR.. Ward, whose topic was
THE Struggle of Man with Wild
Life in North America"
Dean Edward Ellery of Union col
loge, Schenectady, n. Y, preached
the baccalaureate sermon Sunday.
Idaho's chapter of Sigma XI, ma
tional honorary scientific fraternity
was installed Monday, by Dr.. Ward,
national president, and Dean Ellery,
national secretary.
Monday was senior day and Tues
day. alumni day.
Eight masters degrees granted
Wednesday were as fololws: Master
OF Science, Mrs. Clara Ransom Davis
and Mrs. Bessie Robertson Barrows.
both OF Moscow; Master of Arts,
Charles Wilding Gerlough, Moscow;
Master OF Science in Geology to Vir-
gil r. d. Kirkham, Moscow; Master
OF Science in Metallurgy to Ralph L.
Jourdan Madison, Wis, and to
Eugene Zanger, Minneapolis; Master
of Ccience in education to r. r.
Richmond, formerly superintendent
OF Schools at Orofino Master of
Science of Forestry to p. D. Sharma,
who came to the United States from
india to complete his forestry edu>
cation
Recipients of commissions as
Second Lieutenants were: Paul M.
Ellis, Twin Falls; Gerald GILL Sioux
Falls, S. ID; Gerald Friedman. Mos
COW; John S. Gill, Moscow; Justin p.
Gowen, Jr., CALDWELL Marshall r
hacey, Boise; Paul T. Rowell Lewis
ton; Sogurd Sampson, Kellogg: and
Herbert w. Thomson, Boise.
Baccalaureate degrees were grant
ed as follows:
College of Laws-Herman Ferdi-
nand Boyer, Boise; John A. Carver
Mink Creek; Crozier Cordell Culp.
Occur d'Alene; Joshua Evans Malad
EDWARD Jay Kaufman, Ritzville.
Wn-; Albert John Graf, Occur al
Alene; Laurence Edwin Huff, Mos
COW; Michael Anthony Thometz.
Twin Falls. F. NJ. Clayne Keane.
Moscow.
SCHOOL OF MINES
bachelor of Science in Geology:
Walter Horton McCalja. Lewiston.
Bachelor of Science in Metallurgy:
William Keith Horning, Hermiston:
William Keith Horning, Hermiston,
Oregon.
Bachelor of Science in Mining:
Arthur Howard Knudson, Spokane.
George Smolak, New York City.
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY -
Bachelor OF Science in Forssfry. |
Frank Arthur Brown, Poise: James
Farnell, New Meadows;
! liam Byron Miller, Stevenson, /
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Education:
Gladys Martha Beach Burnley; Ger
trude Christen. Hepburn; Lois End
rrs, Post Falls; Hugh Francisco.
russon, Ariz.; Raymond Elwood |
= cen, Carrolltown, Mo-, Walton
Chauncey Gordon, Seattle; Robert !
'eil Irving, Rupert; Irene Johnston,
7.oise; Doris Morley, Colfax, Wn.; |
Ruth Lorene Litton, Lamont.
COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND
SCIENCE (
Bachelor of Arts: Clara Geneva
Baken, Moscow; Helen Lenore
Gloom, pSokane, Wn.; Agnes Mae
Brown. Moscow; Mary Cecilia Brown.
lewiston; Helen Virginia Cochran.
Emmett; Lucfe Helen Davis. Boise;
.onnfe Joe Durham, Moscow; ELL
,tt Weir Eaves, lewiston; Leah
eleanor Faris, Whittier, CAL; Ger
I'D William Friedman Moscow: Or
al Garrison. Moscow; Daphne
eileen Gowen, Caldwell; Aleta Vera
-eene, Hagerman; Gladys Hastie,
seattle; Paul Houston Hull, Calfax
Nn.: Norman jacob Jacobson, Boise: F
Ielen Elizabeth Johnston. Port |.
and; Julia Evaloen Kerr, Sand
,oint; Marshall Babcock Macy.
Boise; George Elizabeth Oylear, L
. ,ddleton; Inez Belva Sanger. Pay.
tie; Ruby Ellen Spencer, Moscow:
'arl Frederick Pearson, Moscow;
,vadena May Roberts, Nampa Hilda
e Uterine Thomas. Moscow; Ernest
'alter Toevs, Aberdeen; Henry
aria TOrean M1c1c1- 80. go.