, 1922-06-01
STATE UNIVERSITY
News Notes from Wye
ming's Seat Of Learn
ing. Lowden Com
ImenCement Speaker

gram this past week from Hon. Frank
o. Lowden. former Illinois governor
and candidate for the Republican
nomination for president in the last
election. stating that he will accept
the invitation to deliver the COM
mencement address at the University
of Wyoming. Wednesday. June It'll.
The State Bar Association meets in
Laramie during Commencement
week and the University has cooper
ated with the Albany County Bar
Association in securing Governor
Lowden.
The Commencement program will
be carried out about as usual. The
Division of Music is to give a pro-
gram on Friday or Saturday evening
to open Commencement activities.
The B~accalaureate services will occur
on Sunday. June 18th at 4 o'clock.
Monday is Glass Day. and Tuesday
is Alumni Day.
Graduating Glass
The list OF the 1922 graduating
class is as follows:
College OF Liberal Arts: John
Duncan Brite OF Laramie; Paul L.
Essert. Canon City. Colo: Edwin
Holiday Fitch, Laramie: Grace
Gambill. Mountain Grove. Mo-: Nell
son McKaig. Jr., Laramie: Mary
Maynard. Laramie: Mary Mosteller.
Casper; Glenn Parker. Sheridan:
Lyle Powell, Douglas; Elsie Sey-
garth. Cheyenne; Ethel Solder. Po-
mona. Calf: Louise Buckley War
ner. Laramies Grace Winscom. Wal-
den, Coyo.
College OF Commercial Science:
Lois King. Laramie.
College of Agriculture: Albert Day.
Laramie; Bessie Day. Laramie; Glad
wynn Freeman, Rock Springs: Ida
Shepard Meyer.
College OF Mechanical Arts: Will
liam Blenkarn, Lusk; Oliver Curry,
Hillsdale: Leslie Eager. Littleton;
Colo; Walter Jensen. Laramie: Ar
thur Lauder. Laramie; Samuel Neff.
Cody: Alfred Sabin. Node; Walter
Smyth. Rawlins: Clair Tucker. Eg-|
bert.
College Of Education: Elementary
diplomas to Laurabelle Boehme. Ala
mo. Texas; Clara Hickerson. Lara
mie.
School OF Nursing: Olga Than
heiser, Laramie;" Eva Wishman, Den
yer.
Dean E. F.. Albertsworth OF the
NoilCSe VI La" HAS leuutT6u HIS
resignation to accept a full profess
sorship in Western Reserve Univers-
ity., Cleveland Ohio. Dean Alber.s-
worth will receive a salary almost
double that received here, 1t is un-
derstood. Dean Albertsworth's 60
ing is regretted by the students, fac
ulty, town and by the Bar Associa-
tion of the state, among whom he has
many warm friends.
Practically every man, among both
students and faculty. of the Univers-
ity of Wyoming turned out in work
toys for the annual observance of
Nelson Day. The work was in
charge of the Engineering Depart
ment. A running track had pre-
viously been surveyed and the task
for the day was bringing this to
grade. The plan for the present
athletic field is to have a baseball
diamond and two football fields in
side the track, three-eighths OF a
mile in length. with the first section
OF the new stadium facing east. on
the west side OF the field. 1t Is
hoped that, with a few more Nelson
Days. the aid Of the Alumni. and
versity of Wyoming may have a mod
ern athletic field.
A sand pile is rapidly growing on
the campus near the site Of the new
library building as the first evidence
pected that the building will be ready
for use by December LIST.
George Pearson OF Sheridan, last
Tuesday won the competitive drill
prize and ~as awarded the DAILY
Medal given by the Commandant,
Captain DAILY. to the student in the
Cadet Corps at the University OF
Wyoming who shows the greatest
proficiency in a gruelling test cover.
ing different phases of military
work.
The students OF Geology of the
University OF Wyoming leave this
weekend for a ten-day field trip
where various geological phenomens
will be studied. The party Is be.
ing directed by DR.. s. H. knight
head of the Department and carries
its own cooking and camping equip.
ment. No college In the land is bet.
ter located for the study OF geology
than Wyoming and this department,
Is ttracting students from many
states.
The University baseball and track
teams have been in Colorado. the
nine playing a series OF games. on In
Denver with Denver University, and
a double-header with Colorado Col
lege at Colorado Springs. The tracl
team Is competing in the Rocky
Mountain Meet at the Colorado Agri.
cultural College at Fort Collins.
A convention of all student editors
and managers In the Rocky Mountain
region is being held at Colorado Az
%ricultural College at Fort Collins
this weekend. Wyoming is repre-
sented by Miss Olga Moore. of Sher-
idan. who is editor Of the Wyoming
Student.
The fine spring weather and the
coming Of Commencement