Show I AWARDED I AT UNIVERSITY L Commencement Exercises End Enc Endi i 1 and Students Now Face th the World SERVICES IN GYMNASIUM Rain Pretty Co eds During March Mardi Across c r L fl Campus Commencement at the University Uni Un 4 of or Utah was closed Wednesday afternoon with exercises In the gym m t The Tue affair however hOWe was wa r 1 somewhat dampened dampen cd b by the untimely arrival al of oC rain Ju Just t as the tho young oung sir girl Irl graduates g In their white dresses started started started start start- ed on the march across s the campus the rain came canie down dow In goo goodly ly quantity The beautiful spectacle of or tho the youn oung o girls In their thell white frocks Crocks and aI tho the college college col col- lege stude students In cap and gown marching march march- lug ing across the campus to the tho gymnasium ium lurn was lost and all that could coul be seen y was the bottom ruffle of or a tucked up up white chite skirt sl and nJ a bobbing mass of ot um um- But nut the rain only served ser to brighten exorcises within tho s gymnasium building As s s the normal 1101 girls anti and boys 7 the tho last of or tire certificate graduates 4 had bad entered tho the orchestra struck up a march tune the degree reo graduates rn the th faculty and the resents regents then en cu- cu When hen all ha had been seated TIC Rev John J. J president o of All Hallows Hallows Hal Hal- 10 lows 8 college pronounced d tho the opening t l. l prayer The first part of ot the p was In tho the School I the essay Literature i b by Miss Victoria need valedictorian of ot f the normal class class- The Tue essay CRUl was cleverly clev erly orly given I and contained man many valuable valuable alu able eblo pointers pointer tel r. r r 1 ii of Orl f a t lr It Frank E. E Holman valedictorian of the college clas classes es s spoke on The l Function of ot a State University lie said in part The business of s. s state university it runs In two t directions First and this Is the phase of ot Its Us work most widely mown known it equips for or moro Intelligent service the students student who come to Its t- t hall but second and nd In In addition it r roaches out or shou should tJ reach leach out nut into tho the individual and community life Ufe of the whole hole state t Service fcc precisely epitomizes tho business busi lJusi- I ness of a a. state university The great I attribute to Intelligent service Is fitness fit fit- nest ness for the thc world arid and Its Us great test testIs testis f 0 Is capacity to do Fitness for or tho the world involves manhood 1 and citizenship and means fitness for the world of or work ork capacity to do o technical skill j- j one one Is iii character th the other Is mental J 0 agility Irit I of ut all all aU a a. university should I give a broad an and thorough culture specialization pe ought to have 1130 a 0 background background back back- acl ground of oC substantial scholarship Technical skill CS a 0 mans man's salar salary but Lut breadth of oC culture enlarges his sympathies ll expands his fello fellowship tt 4 and above e all anti and mote more Important than f the rest rent refines his sense senie of propriety Problems l to tu Soe oln But the tine business o or of a university extends ox- ox tends further It must extend Into tho the actual work day world worM Towns and cities arc are beset with problems problems moral moral social pm and economic By 11 pamphlets b by r regular lectures b by auxiliary organizations organizations lIons and Institutes can a n university u raise tho the Intellectual tone lone of tho the people peo peo- PIe thus titus can It Inspire public enthusiasm enthus- enthus asia with true principles and clothe popular aspiration with fixed aims A university professor proCessor working in ina a a university laboratory first Identified 1 tho the bacillus of or tuberculosis Examples ot oC university Ull service can IJ be multiplied times without number Tho The world falls fans to yield its recognition because it does docs riot not know the tine tact facts State universities bow however vcr handicapped handi- handi capped for fOl means have made persistent and arid successful n advances they thoy are arc coining coin com lug ing to count I r things and are aie In a ar r- r fair tall way war toward towar netting getting that public f confidence which Is vcr vary cry necessary and which for a 0 great while was wanting State universities are reaching out Into life Ufe Their teaching corps are workIng work work- Ing overtime o In tho interest of ot exten- exten I alon work worl There is danger that universities universities f t ties es Intent upon Ulon their new ne business 8 r wilt will forget Corsel tho the ol old A university Is p f.- f. and must be first of all an association for purposes of oC acquiring knowledge i an and culture The Tho business of ot a a. state slate t university Is greater than merely to augment private and public treasure In n the ages to come as In those that ha have been its Us vital concern la Ia s to teach thought and fuller uller life Its f. f sr great groat ll business s I Is service and to servo serve er moat and servo C beat Is to teach the i citizen of tho the not only onh how to j earn a mans man's salary tout but also how to live a mans man's life Ute S' S Man Iau tint nod Opportunity President Edward Edwald If it Snow followed with an address to tine the graduates on oni ony y i the subject The Tho Man Ian and the tun trinity It His subject was broad an and JC He lIe to took k Instances from al almos almost al- al iio most mos st rr l O of history to show that thal lie tho man man and the opportunity wore r one Horace Ensign and Miss MIsa E Edna Euna na Evans E assisted aerated by 11 the University choir and the orchestra then beautifully tendered rendered I Fair Ellen Following this Pros Pros- I- I dent John Young Toting of the Alumni association association asso asso- I I elation pi II the tho University on behalf of or tho the Alumni association with an oil l portrait of oC Dr John Johi II R. R Park In n presenting thu the picture Mr i Young who was a a. forMer student t under Dr Park mado made a 0 feeling tribute to the tho pioneer of education in Utah The flie certificates and diplomas were then presented by Dr J. J T. T Kingsbury I The official list t pt graduates SID ull es shows norm and and ond 62 college collego students student The Tho students graduated grad grad- with degrees are ale Degree of bachelor of arts Christian arts Christian Henry Anderson Fillmore Adam Den Bert nion Alfred Bennion Murray Murray Mur Mur- ray Wallace Calder Vernal Thenia Mac Mae Chilcott Salt Lake Lal e Harriet Ivy 1 Cleghorn Salt SnIt Lake Ernice Eleanor Elcanor Day Salt Lake Howard Driggs Salt Lal Lake e Ray Hatch Heber Ferdinand Ferdi Ferd nan nand Fells FrIIs ill Big Cottonwood A. A Royal Ito W. W Hintze Big Dis Cottonwood Frank E. E Holman Salt Lake Lalo Ira Owen Horsfall Salt SaIl Lake Thomas Willard Jones Cedar City Ovena Larson Salt SaH Lake Clara Annie Annio Latimer Salt Lake Lalo Hyrum Leo Marshall Tooele Blanche Victoria Miller Salt Lake Jos Joseph ph Mills Salt Lake Cora Claudine c Murray Will Howard nc Salt SnIt Lake Samuel Ta Taylorsville Hyrum Hy Ily- rum Ernest rne t Smith Sandy Ja Jay H. H Stockman Salt Lake Ramona Stevenson Steven Steven- son Wilcox Salt Lal Lake c Paul Herman man Wyman yn Salt Sal t Lake Lafa Lafayette iette Reese neese Salt Lake Lako Alfonso Alfonao Z Tanner Clover Georgia Young Salt Lake oMa May be bc graduated at the tine close o of summer r school Arts Normal High school life diploma diploma- Christian Henry Anderson Fillmore c Thenia Mae Chilcott Salt Lake Lale Har Har- Harriet Harrid rid net Ivy Cleghorn Salt Lal Lake e Howard Driggs s Pleasant Grove Groe Clara Annie Latimer Salt Lake Hyrum Leo Marshall Hyrum Ernest Smith Sundy Ramona Stevenson Wilcox Salt Bait alt Lake Degree of ot bachelor of ot science In mining minIng min twin ing lug engineering George engineering George Marcus Allen Alien 11 n Salt Lake Ernest Snyder Bowman Ogden Ogden Ogden Og- Og den Reuben Rcuben Miller Brighton Murray Richard J. J Bryant Bran t Cedar City He Heber er Allan Gardner Sandy Henry Earl Ear enor Salt Lake Vernon Velnon Bernard New York Joseph Jensen Salt Sal Lake David C. C Lyon Salt Henry lien Hen ry n Charles Charlea Salt Lal Lake c 11 II E E. Moore Salt Lake Lako Soba Hoba M. M I. I Parmley Hales J J. J P. P Russell Salt Lake Leo A. A Snow St 81 George Georgo John R. R Stewart Provo PlO E. E Park Sutton Park City Richard Rich ard Cornelius fowler Towler Murray Ralpl Rumel Woolley Ogden Degree of oC bachelor of or science In electrical elec elec- engineering engIneerIng Clarence W Yo Corneil Cor Cor- neil noil Salt Lake Alonzo Laker l' l Cool Cook Fl Fish h Haven Idaho Degree of ot bachelor of ot science It In civil chon engineering howard engineering Howard Vernon Alaton Alaton Ala Ala- ton Salt Snit Lake Lak Joseph Greenwood Hunter American Fork O O car Arthur Arthu Peterson P Sandy Scott Pease lease Stewart Provo T. T Rosa floss Wilson Alta WyomIng Wyom Wyom- i Ing n g. g vom I Ma May bo graduated gr at the close o of summer school I |