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1899 Commencement Program, Back Cover Class of ‘99 Four Years Course Fred Wittemore Merrill, Agricultural. Ethel Bullen, Domestic Arts. James Christian Hogenson, Commercial. Joseph Hans Peterson, Commercial. William Peterson, Commercial. William Walter Simmonds, Commercial. John Simon Baker, Civil Engineering. William Duke Beers, Civil Engineering. Robert John Gordon, Civil Engineering. Arthur Patterson Stover, Civil Engineering. Charles A. Jensen, General Science. Two Years Course Blanche Bullen, Commercial. Bert Crane, Commercial. William Harrison Hillman, Commercial. Hiram Redford, Commercial.
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1900 Commencement Invitation A.C.U. The President in behalf of the Trustees and Faculty invites you to attend the Exercises of Commencement Week, June 10-12, 1900. Agricultural College of Utah, Logan, No Flowers.
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1900 Commencement Invitation, Page 1 1900. Commencement Week Sunday, June 10th Baccalaureate Address … 11 A.M. Monday, June 11th Senior Class-day Exercises … 10 A.M. Field-day Exercises … 2’30 P.M. Literary Societies … 8 P.M. Tuesday, June 12th Commencement Exercises … 11 A.M. Alumni Banquet … 3 P.M. Senior Class Ball … 8 P.M.
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1901 Commencement Invitation, Page 1 Program The Class of 1901 of the Agricultural College of Utah, desire your presence at the class day exercises, June 17, 1901. Motto: –No Steps Backward. Piano Solo … Prof. J. A. Anderson President’s Address … Almeda Perry Class History … Mattie Stover Vocal Solo, “Only in Dreams,” Words by Hendrick, Music by Reginald De Koven … Miss Retta Brown Oration … Chas. Bailey Smith Class Will … Blanche Cooper Prophecy … Esther Evans Song, “Good-bye My Little Lady.” … College Choir
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1901 Commencement Invitation, Page 2 Graduates Civil Engineering Charles Bailey Smith. General Science. Esther Evans. Almeda Perry. Mattie Stover. Domestic Arts. Blanche Cooper.
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1903 Commencement Program Page 1 Program Agricultural College of Utah Class Day – Monday, June 8th. 1 Class Song 2 Class History … A.P. Merrill 3 The Evening Song … College Male Glee Club 4 Class Farce. Cast of Characters Dorothy Lydian Holmgren Alice Girls of the Dormitory Josephine Maughan Mildred Grace Fisher Harold A. P. Merrill Tom College Seniors T. Clark Callister Jack F. D. Pyle Miss Ophelia Judkins–Matron of the Dormitory, C.F. Brown Prof. Emilius Edgerton–of the Faculty, J.T. Caine, III Kathleen–A Celtic maiden, … May Maughan Jonas–The Dormitory “man,” … A.C. Nebeker
1903 Commencement Program Page 2 Graduates T. Clark Callister. Josephine Maughan. A.C. Nebeker. A.P. Merrill. Grace Fisher. John T. Caine, III May Maughan. C.F. Brown. Lydia Holmgren. F.D. Pyle. Officers T. Clark Callister, – President Josephine Maughan, – Secretary A.C. Nebeker, – Treasurer A.P. Merrill – Historian
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1906 Commencement Program Commencement Programme Utah Agricultural College June 5, 1906 Quartette … Wiegand Invocation Reinforced Concrete, Mr. Irvine Allred Science and the Housekeeper, Miss Minnie Peterson Love Song, (Pianoforte) … Liszt Mrs. N. Stoney The Value of Manual Training Mr. Aaron Newey–Short Course People who Live in Air Castles Miss Mildred Forgeon The Lass with the Delicate Air … Dr. Arne Miss Nora Eliason Address to the Graduates Hon. E. M. Allison, Jr. Cachoucha Caprice … Raff Miss Mamie Brown Address Hon. A.C. Nelson, State Supt. Public Instruction President’s Report Conferring of Degrees and Awarding of Certificates Quartette … Adams Benediction J. P. Smith. Logan, Utah
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1908 Commencement Program Cover Agricultural College of Utah Souvenir Program Commencement 1908
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1908 Commencement Program Page 1 Agricultural College of Utah Historical Reminiscences 1888 to 1894 The Great Seal of the State of Utah 1896 Industry 1847 A Souvenir of the Visit of Hon. Jeremiah Wilson Sanborn First President, 1890-4 Commencement 1908 The Deseret News
1908 Commencement Program Page 2 Hon. Anthon H. Lund, The Father of the Act of Establishment Mr. Lund, a thoughtful, far-sighted man of keep observation, anticipating the needs of our future great commonwealth, and guided by the example of many of the older states, prepared the bill creating the Agricultural College of Utah, introduced it into the Legislature, and watched it carefully, until it was passed and signed by the Governor.
1908 Commencement Program Page 3 Extracts from the Act of Establishment Sec. 1. There shall be established the Agricultural College of Utah, to be located at any place in Cache county that may be designated by the trustees. Sec. 2. For the purpose of erecting suitable school building and purchasing land on which to conduct agricultural experiments, the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars is hereby appropriated Sec. 3. The Governor and Secretary of the Territory, and the assessors of Cache, Davis, Utah, Salt Lake, and Sanpete counties shall be, ex-officio, trustees for the Agricultural College. Sec. 4. The trustees shall elect one of their number a president, and shall appoint a superintendent, a secretary and a treasurer. Said trustees shall take charge of the general interests of the institution, and shall have power to enact by-laws and rules for the regulation of all its concerns. Sec. 8. The leading object of the college shall be to teach such branches of learning as are related to agriculture and the mechanical arts, and such other scientific and classical studies as shall promote the liberal and practical education of the industrial classes in the several pursuits and professions of life. Sec. 12. The course of instruction shall embrace the English language and literature, mathematics, civil engineering, agricultural chemistry, animal and vegetable anatomy and physiology, the veterinary art, entomology, political, rural and household economy, horticulture, moral philosophy, history, bookkeeping, and especially the application of science and the mechanical arts to practical agriculture in the field. Sec. 13. A full course of study in the institution shall embrace not less than four years. The trustees may institute a winter course of lectures for others than students of the institutions. Sec. 18. In connection with the said college there shall be established an agricultural experiment station to conduct original researches on the physiology of the plant and animals; the diseases to which they are severally subject with remedies for the same, etc., etc. Passed March 8, 1888.
1908 Commencement Program Page 4 Members of the First Board of Trustees and their Appointive Officers John T. Caine, Jr., Sec., Jesse W. Fox, Jr., Salt Lake. H.E. Hatch, Treas. J.T. Hammond, Cache. Other Members of the Board were Governor C.W. West, Secretary W.C. Hall, Assessors R.H. Egan, Davis County; A.O. Smoot, Jr., Utah County, and C.W. Peterson, of Sanpete. (Photographs of other members were not available.)
1908 Commencement Program Page 5 Hon. Jeremiah Wilson Sanborn, Of New Hampshire. Appointed Director of Experiment Station Nov. 16, 1889, and President of the Faculty May 17, 1890. He held both positions until June 30, 1894, when he was succeeded by Prof. J.H. Paul. The general plan of the experimental and school work was thought out by President Sanborn, and was developed, as circumstances would allow, during his administration.
1908 Commencement Program Page 6 Hon. W.S. McCornick President of Board from 1890 to 1907. His interest and financial standing did much to insure the success of the monetary affairs of the school. Miss Vendla Berntson Now Mrs. Wm. Fogelberg, was the first student registered at the college, September, 1890.
1908 Commencement Program Page 7 Program Monday Evening, June 1st, at 8:00 p.m. Piano Solo, “Erl King” … Mrs. Vendla Bernston Fogelberg Address, “The Establishment of the College and Organization of the Board” … Hon J.T. Hammond Address, “Early Work of the Board” … Hon A.L. Thomas Address, “Getting a Director” … Prof. J.T. Caine, Jr. Address … President J.W. Sanborn Address, “President Sanborn as President” … Prof. J.E. Shepard Address, “President Sanborn as Teacher” … Prof. L.A. Merrill Address, “President Sanborn and His Work in Utah”… President J.A. Widtsoe Vocal Solo … Mr. Alfred Stratford After these exercises a public reception will be held in the College Library.
1908 Commencement Program Page 8 The First Faculty Standing, Right to Left–E.S. Richman, J.M. Shell, Abbie L. Merlatt, Mrs. C.I. Goodwin, H.L. Everett, A.A. Mills. Sitting, Right to Left–W.P. Cutter, President J.W. Sanborn, J.T. Caine, Jr.
1908 Commencement Program Page 9 Historical Items 1888 March 8–Act establishing the Agricultural College of Utah passed by the territorial legislature. June 29–Governor Caleb W. West, Secretary W.C Hall, and Assessors J.T. Hammond, Cache Co.; J.H. Wilcox, Davis Co.; A.O. Smoot, Jr., Utah Co.; and Jesse W. Fox, Jr., Salt Lake Co., the Board of Trustees, met in Logan and organized by electing Gov. West president; J.T. Hammond, superintendent; J.T. Caine, Jr., secretary, and H.E. Hatch, treasurer. General plans were discussed but no definite action of importance was taken. 1889 March 26–After visiting a site for the College on Providence bench and two sites on Logan bench, the trustees formally accepted the present location, which had been proffered jointly, that day, by Cache County and Logan City. The secretary of the Board was instructed to advertise for plans for a college building. April 15–Four plans were submitted, one was adopted, and the secretary was ordered to advertise for bids for building. April 16–The exact site for the building was located. May 18–Contract for building let to Sommer, Peterson & Co. for $20,350.00, the building to be completed Nov. 1. June 21–After music by Logan Brass Band and speeches by Rev. H.L. Steves, Mr. J.A. Leishman, and Hon. Arthur L. Thomas, the corner stone was laid by Gov. Thomas. Sept. 30–In response to letters, Mr. Ed. Tarbell, of Cornell, proffered to come as director of Experiment Station. Oct. 12–Prof. Sanborn notified the Board that he would accept the position of Director. Oct. 19–Secretary was instructed to offer Prof. Sanborn $2,500 per year. Nov. 1–Secretary instructed to prepare a report to be submitted to the Legislature. Nov. 16– Prof. Sanborn declined the offer made Oct. 19, and was formally elected Director at $3,000 per year. Nov. 17–Secretary was instructed to notify the Department of Agriculture of the appointment of Prof. Sanborn, and to ask that $7,500, for the Utah Experiment Station, be included in the Deficiency Appropriation bill.
1908 Commencement Program Page 10 1890 Jan. 22–Prof. Sanborn, who arrived in Logan early in the month, met with the Board in Salt Lake City, and presented a list of the needs of the College for the ensuing two years. His estimate was adopted and ordered added to the report to the Legislature, which had already been approved. Jan. 24–Prof. Sanborn was asked to try to get from Government the Experiment Station appropriation of $15,000 for the year ending June 30; and also to find a chemist, horticulturist, assistant agriculturist and a clerk. Feb. 22–College building formally accepted from the contractors. March 29–The following appointments were made: W.P. Cutter of Cornell, chemist; E.S. Richman, and A.A. Mills of Kansas Agricultural College, horticulturist, and superintendent of farm and experimental work, respectively. Hon. W.S. McCornick of Salt Lake City was elected president of the Board of Trustees. The secretary was instructed to advertise for bids for erecting a farm house, a barn, an experiment laboratory and two cottages; and to apply to the War Department for the detail of an officer for military instruction in the college. April 18–Director Sanborn reported that 90 acres of the farm had been plowed, the experiments decided on, 300 experimental plats laid off, 70 for irrigation, and some of the plats sowed. In arranging for the work of the school, Prof. Sanborn recommended that there by a preparatory year, and four-year courses in Agriculture, Domestic Economy, Mechanic Arts and English. The matter of employing instructors, preparing a course of study, buying apparatus and supplies, getting up catalogues and advertising the institution was left with Prof. Sanborn. The Board decided that the salary of a full professorship shall be $2,000, but that no salary shall exceed $1,500 the first year. May 17–Contract for barn let at $5,525. The Director reported that the general work on the farm was completed, and that, thereafter, only the ordinary running expenses would be needed. Prof. J.W. Sanborn was elected president of the Faculty, and appointed professor of Agriculture. W.P. Cutter was appointed professor of chemistry, and E.S. Richman professor of horticulture. The Board decided that daily chapel exercises be held, that there should be no tuition fee, but that students pay an entrance fee of five dollars per year, or three dollars per term.
1908 Commencement Program Page 11 May 18–President McCornick was authorized to employ counsel to begin a suit to compel Logan City to convey to the College the land proffered by the city and Cache county. June 20–President McCornick reported that he had employed Judge John Marshall of Salt Lake, who had begun the suggested suit. June 21–Messrs. McCornick, Cross and Hammond were appointed the Executive Committee provided for by the By-Laws just adopted. The Board authorized the following expenditures: $1,500 for library, $2,000 for book cases, physical and other apparatus, $300 for domestic arts. Messrs. Olsen and Cross were appointed a committee to work with the Faculty in arranging a program for dedicatory services. Bid of A.H. Andrews & Co., Chicago, for a car of school furniture accepted. Sept. 3– John T. Caine, Jr., employed as teacher in preparatory department. Sept. 4–Dedicatory exercises were held in College chapel. The Chapel Dear to all A.C. students as the place of many pleasant and profitable meetings
1908 Commencement Program Page 12 Dedicatory Exercises of the Agricultural College of Utah 1890 The Agricultural College of Utah will be open for the reception of Students on Tuesday, September 2d. On September 4th, at 10 a.m., it will be dedicated to the cause of Higher Education. Industrial Education will be a prominent feature of its work. The College has organized five courses of instruction, namely: Science, Agriculture, Domestic Arts, Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering. The speakers announced below will represent the several courses of study pursued in the College: Piano Solo … Mrs. R.W. Sloan Invocation … Apostle Moses Thatcher Song … Mr. W.S. Lamoreaux Address … Hon. Arthur L. Thomas, Gov. of Utah “Education in its Relation to Agriculture” … Bishop William B. Preston Song … Mrs. R. W. Sloan Address, “The Higher Education of Women” … Mrs. S.W. Eddy “Education in its Relation to the Mechanical Industries” … George G. Bywater Song … Mr. R.C. Easton Brief Addresses by the Trustees of the College and by Citizens Duet … Mr. R.C. Easton and Mr. W.S. Lamoreaux Benediction … Rev. E.W. Greene
1908 Commencement Program Page 13 First Graduating Class, 1894. Martha Hoyt, Kamas. R.W. Erwin, Logan. W.B. Dougall, Jr., Springville. A.B. Larsen, Salt Lake City
1908 Commencement Program Page 14 Some results of experiments made at the experiment station of the Agricultural College of Utah 1. Coulters increase and trucks decrease draft of plows. 2. Draft per inch of soil moved decreases with increase of size of furrow. 3. Walking plows drew slightly easier than sulkey plows. 4. Share sharpened badly drew 36 percent harder than a new share. 5. Share straight on base & side drew slightly easier than ordinary share. 6. Load over hind wheels drew ten percent easier than over front wheels. 7. High wheels drew 23.7 percent easier over a 3 inch obstacle than low wheels. 8. Wagon reach inclined to front as now made increases draft. 9. A long hitch increases draft. 10. Axle slightly longer than box or hub decreases draft. 11. Lard proved best of five kinds of axle grease tried. 12. Draft varies 300% on different roads. 13. Square or round-toothed harrows gave the evenest bottom cultivation 14. Cut-away harrows had lightest draft per pound of earth moved and cut deepest. 15. Disc harrows leave badly corrugated bottom lines. 16. Harrows lifting soil from the rear leave it loosest. 17. Harrows lifting soil from the front next loosest. 18. Square or round-toothed harrows pack soil. 19. Plows move a pound of soil with less draft than harrows. 20. Rolling cutters draw easier than dragging cultivators having a lifting action. 21. Sleighs drew harder per pound moved than wagons. 22. A load on a sled drew easier with crooked shafts than with straight ones. 23. Position of load on sled did not affect draft. 24. Relative draft of mowing machines vary with grass. 25. Draft of mowing machines varies with point of attachment. 26. A worn mowing machine in good repair drew easier than a new one. 27. A 6 feet cut bar drew easier per foot than one 4 ½ feet. 28. Cutter bar out of line with pitman rod increases draft. 29. Cutter bar inclined upward decreases draft. 30. Guards out of true increased draft. 31. Draft was increased when sickly did not strike center of guard. 32. Potatoes planted near surface contained more starch than deep planted potatoes. 33. Yield of potatoes decreased after passing 8 inches between hills. 34. Close planting potatoes increased moisture & decreased starch about 7%. 35. The potatoes tested contained about 1/3 more starch than eastern potatoes. 36. Yield of potatoes increased with the size of seed used. 37. Loss of fodder by dry storage was less than in the silo. 38. Ensilage gave a more watery growth than dry fodder. 39. Steers fed ensilage had less fat than those fed dry fodder.
1908 Commencement Program Page 15 College Buildings in 1890, President Sanborn’s First Year. College Buildings in 1908, As they are on the occasion of President Sanborn’s visit.
1909 Commencement Program Commencement Program Tuesday, June 1, 1909. Choral from The Redemption --- C. Gounod Quartett–Nettie Sloan, Louie Linnartz, F.H. Baugh, G.W. Thatcher Invocation. Address of Welcome, President Lorenzo N. Stohl Address, “Business Ethics” – Hervin Bunderson (Short Course) Address, “The College Woman as a Home Maker” – Lizzie O. McKay Address, “Use in Education” – Ernest Carroll Song The Thought of Thee – A. Rotali President’s Report – President John A. Widtsoe Address to Graduates, -- Governor William Spry I Would That My Love – Mendelssohn Quartette Conferring of Degrees and Certificates Songs (a) Cowboy Folk Song Harmonized by Arthur Farwell (b) Auf Wiedersehn --- Max Bendix Benediction.
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1911 Commencement Program Cover Eighteenth Annual Commencement Agricultural College of Utah Logan Tuesday, May 23, 1911 College Chapel
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1911 Commencement Program Page 1 Program Pas Des Echarpes (1A) --- Orchestra Invocation --- Pres. Joseph Quinney, Jr. Scene D’Amour (1B, from Ballet Suite, La Source)–Leo Delibes --- Orchestra Mrs. Ellen H. Richards --- Lucille Jensen The Conservation of the Child --- Vern C. Woolley Ah, Fors E Lui (La Traviata)–G.Verdi --- Miss Nora Eliason President’s Report --- Pres. John A Widtsoe Address to Graduates --- Bishop Charles W. Nibley Cloister Scene–A. Rubenstein --- Orchestra Conferring Degrees and Certificates Three Dances, Music to Henry VIII–Edward German (a) Morris (b) Shepherd (c) Torch --- Orchestra Benediction --- Rev. Paul Jones
1911 Commencement Program Page 2 Graduates with Degrees, 1911 Agricultural Animal Husbandry Cook, Lashbrook Laker Froerer, Frederick Hancock, Heber Chase Jones, Clarence R. Lambert, J. Carlos Paddock, John S. Olsen, John K. Robinson, Earl Agronomy Andrews, Junius James Bowman, Albert Elijah Egbert, Ivan Rolla Gurjar, Anant Madhav Holden, James A. Jones, William Leroy Morrison, George L. Nelson, August Levi Sessions, James Wiley Snow, Charles, Jr. Horticulture Ball, Wilbur Mansfield Barrows, Harry Percy Beagley, Leroy Cooley, Abram C. Knapp, Alma Jonathan Nelson, Mathew Anton Peterson, Jesse Larsen Quayle, William Littlefair Stratford, Alfred Edgar Willey, Joseph Angus Wrigley, Robert Lecourn Zundel, George Lorenzo Chemistry Brown, Frank Martin Maughan, Merrill O. Ralph, Ephraim Thomas Watson, Edward Hamilton Welch, John S. Irrigation and Drainage Burton, Ephraim Fielding Winsor, Luther Murkins Entomology Busby, Clifton George Commerce Christensen, Lars Samuel Comish, Newel Howland Peterson, Canute Armstrong, James Arthur Plant, Henry Thomas General Science Brossard, Edgar Cole, Ira Arnold Hansen, August L. Huntsman, Sarah Lindsay, Walter Alexander Lindsay Clyde Walter Reese, George Leroy Rich, Juanita Robinson, David Earle Tovey, James Wendelboe, Diamond Woolley, Vern C. Home Economics Christensen, Anna Corneel Frazee V. Elizabeth Havenor, Elda Ivins, Leah Jensen, Lucille Kerr, Coral L. Nibley, Annie Parrish, Clara Ford Smurthwaite, Georgiana Hope Certificate Graduates Commerce Barber, Walter Larsen, May Laurenson, Edward J. Nelson, David J. Peterson, Pearl Home Economics Adams, Jeanetta Agnes Holden, Susie Nyman, Teenie Izatt, Irene Mechanic Arts Barber, Herbert R. Phillips, James W. Steed, James T.
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1912 Commencement Invitation Cover The Trustees and Faculty request the honor of your presence at the 19th Annual Commencement of the Utah Agricultural College May 26th to 28th, 1912 College Chapel Logan
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1912 Commencement Invitation Page 1 Program Sunday, May 26th Baccalaureate Sermon, 11 A.M. Apostle James E. Talmage, Ph. D., F.R.S.E. Sacred Band Concert, 9 to 10 P.M. Campus Monday, May 27th Adieus to Building and Campus, 10 A.M. Campus Base Ball Game, 1:30 P.M. Campus Dancing Matinee, 3 to 6 P.M. Class and Friends Thomas Smart Gymnasium Class Day Exercises, 8 P.M. College Chapel Tuesday, May 28th Commencement Exercises, 10 A.M. Address to Graduates His Excellency, William Spry Governor of Utah Annual Alumni Banquet, 5 P.M. Admission by Ticket Annual Alumni Ball, 9 P.M. Thomas Smart Gymnasium
1913 Commencement Program Cover Twentieth Annual Commencement Utah Agricultural College Logan Tuesday, June 3rd, 1913 College Chapel
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1913 Commencement Program Page 1 Program Selection from R. Wagner’s Opera, “Lohengrin” Part I --- Orchestra Invocation --- Hon. Joseph E. Cardon Selection from R. Wagner’s Opera, “Lohengrin” Part II --- Orchestra Opening Address --- Hon. Lorenzo N. Stohl (President, Board of Trustees) Progress in the Education of Women --- Miss Veda Hunsaker Romance–Edward Schütt --- Margaret Worley President’s Report --- President John A. Widtsoe Address to Graduates --- Governor Wm. Spry Cavatina–Carl Bohm --- Orchestra Conferring Certificates and Degrees --- Selection from Jules Massenet’s Opera, “Don César de Bazan” --- Orchestra Benediction --- Rev. W.H. Crothers
1913 Commencement Program Page 2 Graduates with Degrees of Bachelor of Science Agriculture Agronomy Bennion, Theron Wilson Foster, Joseph Downing Glenn, Walter John Gonzales, Manrique Rodriguez Haddock, Lon J. Hunsaker, LeGrande Martineau, Bryant Sherman Macfarlane, Menzies Maughan, Howard John Ogden, Junius Francis Rich, Abel Sargent Richardson, Lester Amon Skinner, Joseph Frederick Stewart, George Stucki, Herman Wilford Wangsgard, Louis Benjamin Welch, Joseph Preston Animal Husbandry Bennion, Heber Cannon, Clawson Young Hansen, Henry Lloyd Kirby, Gordon Ivins Peterson, Norman Vern Price, Sterling Elliot Reed, Harry Slater Sharp, David, Jr. White, John Edward Jensen, Norman Botany and Forestry Bird, Vernon Amasa Entomology Barrett, Edward Lewis Kewley, Robert James Horticulture Holmgren, Edwin John Knudson, William Warren Olsen, Joseph William Peterson, John Henry Stucki, Alfred Agricultural Chemistry Carter, Ezra Grover Dixon, Asael Harold Rees, Charles William Home Economics Adams, Katherine Pearl Burton, Josephine Burnham, Ivie M. Carlson, Marie Davenport, Ethel Hunsaker, Veda Laura Johnson, Myrtle Ivy Jensen, Olive Eudora Knudsen, Ive Eustance Lee, Mary Lucile Lyman, Amy Madsen, Vera Mar Mathisen, Anna Marie Nelson, Etta Ure, Lenore Weiler, Vera Commerce Greene, Mark Hindley Groebli, Katherine Elizabeth Haslam, James Edward Luscher, John McMullen, Robery Wallace Sharp, Adalina Patti Tunks, Samuel Van Agricultural Engineering West, Charles Henry General Science Bastow, Mary Lovina Burk, Asahel Woodruff Brown, Mark Clegg Clarke, William Larson Coombs, Dryden Rogers Fister, George Morgan Fowler, Benjamin Alma Gardner, George Haddock, Don Carlos Hallock, Edwin Smith Hansen, Charles Francis Hartvigsen, Hyrum Jacob Hickman, Joseph Jonsson, Elmer Eugene Laureitzen, John Irvin Low, Arnold Minear, Virgil Luther Mohr, Ernest McCoy, William Judson Morrell, Adella Munro, Florence Nebeker, Phebe Almira Poulsen, Frederick Niels Prosser, William Davies Pack, Herbert John Rawlings, William Senior Reilly, Evelyn Richards, Bert Lorin Stearns, Harold Jordan Smith, Leslie Albert Spencer, Frank Danie Worlton, James Timbrell Wangsgard, Ione Graduates with Certificates Commerce Alfred George Picot Home Economics Edith Hodson
1915 Commencement Program Cover Twenty-Second Annual Commencement Utah Agricultural College Logan Tuesday, June 8, 1915 College Chapel
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1915 Commencement Program Page 1 Program Airs from Faust … C. Gounod Orchestra Invocation … President Serge F. Ballif Allegretto … Henry Ern Orchestra Opening Address … Hon. Lorenzo N. Stohl (President Board of Trustees) The Home … Mrs. Lottie Halls Kunz Andante Con Moto … L. Beethoven (from Fifth Symphony) Misses Lucy Liljenquist and E. Underwood Addresses for the Trustees … Hon. John Dern Address … President J.W. Sanborn Serenade … R. Friml Orchestra Address to Graduates … Prof. E.J. MacEwan Conferring Degrees Quartette … G. Verdi Benediction … Rev. Edwin T. Lewis
1915 Commencement Program Page 2 Graduates with Degree of Bachelor of Science Agriculture Agronomy Barron, George Lufkin Butt, Newbern Isaac Cook, Alfonzo Laker Darley, Archibald Eckersell Finley, John Ford Hodapp, Frederick Horsley, Golden Stewart Huffaker, Rawsel Vernon Olsen, Daniel Foss Rowe, Ross Thomas Sargent, David Leroy Sells, Albert Edward Smith, David Winter Taylor, Asael Joseph Thatcher, Franklin Davis Tanner, George Leroy Agricultural Chemistry Benson, John Phineus Christiansen, Nels Woodruff Robinson, Jesse Skeen Smith, Edwin Stratford Animal Husbandry Daniels, Shirley K. Egbert, Archibald Duncan Nielsen, Wilford Eugene Perry, Stephen Cecil Stewart, Eugene Fitzgerald Botany and Forestry Tuttle, Lloyd Wayne Entomology Davidson, Leonard Leopold Jones, Earl Thomas Horticulture Knudson, Jack Floyd Walker, John Basil Williams, Hugh Home Economics Barker, Nellie Benson, Hedvig Clayton, Christine Bockholt Cooper, Veda Gwen Cutler, Ethel Elder, Lillian Sybil Hansen, Hortense Luella Maughan, Inez Maughan, Lavinia Kuntz, Lottie Halls Morrison, Alice Mouritzen, Emma Luella Peterson, Mattie Othelia Richardson, Lovina Skidmore, Rozina Webb, Effie White, Etelka White, Hettie Marvin
1915 Commencement Program Page 3 Commerce Alleman, Joseph Glenn Ellsworth, Orba Packard, David Russell Thorpe, Vern Bradshaw Agricultural Engineering and Mechanic Arts Agricultural Engineering Jones, John Lewis Morrill, Rupert Nelson, Olif Henry Nuttall, Leonard Gower Mechanic Arts Forbes, Clarence H. Passey, Edward John Pendleton, John Henderson Swenson, Dan Arthur General Science Barrett, Alonzo Thomas Casto, George Daniels Cotter, Clarence Edward Goodwin, Annette Hinckley, Ellen Rowberry Larsen, Rudolph Victor Merrill, Ruel Derby Nelson, Etta Pace, Barbara Thurman, David John Wood, John Karl Woodbury, Max William Graduate with the Degree of Bachelor of Scientific Agriculture Ben R. Eldredge Honors Master Farmers Isaac H. Grace Willard S. Hansen J.W. Hendrick Thomas Judd Wm. H. Seegmiller Honorary Degrees Masters of Scientific Agriculture C.G. Adney, B.S. John T. Caine, Sr., B.S. Master of Agricultural Engineering J.C. Wheelon Doctor of Laws Jeremiah W. Sanborn, B.S., M.S.
1915 Commencement Invitation Cover The Trustees and Faculty request the honor of your presence at the 22nd Annual Commencement and Quarter Centennial Celebration of the Utah Agricultural College June 4th to 8th, 1915
1915 Commencement Invitation Page 1 Program Friday, June 4th College Kommers Thomas Smart Gymnasium, 8:30 P.M. Saturday, June 5th Historical Pageant 11 A.M. and 2 P.M. – College Campus Class and Fraternity Reunions, 8:30 P.M. Sunday, June 6th Baccalaureate Sermon, 11 A.M. – College Chapel President Anthon H. Lund Concert, 8:15 P.M. – College Chapel Monday, June 7th Senior Exercises, 10 A.M. – College Campus Alumni Historical Program, 2 P.M. – College Chapel President’s Reception, 4-6:30 P.M. – President’s Residence For faculty, Alumni, Students and Friends of the College Alumni Stereopticon, 8 P.M. – College Chapel Tuesday, June 8th Commencement Exercises, 10 A.M. – College Chapel Address to the Graduates, E.J. Macewan, M.A., Litt. D., Prof. of English, Kalamazoo College Address for the Trustees, Hon. John Dern Alumni Banquet, 6 P.M. – College Library Annual Alumni Ball, 8:30 P.M. – Thomas Smart Gymnasium
1916 Commencement Invitation Cover The Trustees and Faculty request the honor of your presence at the 23rd Annual Commencement of the Utah Agricultural College June 4th to 6th, 1916
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1916 Commencement Invitation Page 1 Program Sunday, June 4th Baccalaureate Sermon, 11 A.M. –College Chapel Mirva Ali Kuli Khan, Nabil-ed-Dovleh, Ph. D., Counselor of Legation of Persia and Consul General of His Majesty the Shah of Persia Concert, 8:15 P.M. –College Campus Monday June 5th Senior Exercises, 9:30 A.M. –College Chapel Senior Vaudeville, 8:30 P.M. –College Chapel Tuesday, June 6th Commencement Exercises, 10 A.M. –College Chapel Address to Graduates, Dr. Elmer Darwin Ball Director Experiment Station and School of Agriculture Alumni Banquet, 6 P.M. Annual Alumni Ball, 8:30 P.M. –Thomas Smart Gymnasium
1917 Commencement Program Cover Twenty-Fourth Annual Commencement Utah Agricultural College Logan Monday, May 14, 1917 College Chapel
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Commencement Exercise Programs, 1894-1950, SCAUSU-13p-2s-1Bx001-1917
1917 Commencement Program Page 1 Program “Crossing the Bar” … U.A.C. Male Quartet Invocation … Bishop John H. Anderson Opening Address … President Lorenzo N. Stohl Trio … Prof. Spicker, Mr. Peterson, and Mr. Christiansen Woman’s Opportunity … Erma Allen Music Report of the President of the College Address to Graduates … Rev. Elmer I. Goshen Music Conferring Degrees Overture to “William Tell” –Rossina Piano Duet … Misses Enid and Ruth Rosengreen Benediction … Rev. E.T. Lewis
1917 Commencement Program Page 2 Graduates with Degrees of Bachelor of Science Agriculture Agronomy Curtis, Heber Allison Dunford, Carlos Leroy Ellsworth, John Orval Hansen, Reuben Ivins, Heber Grant Jackson, Dorrell Philo Jarvis, Orin Woodbury Maughan, Russell Lowell Munoz, R. Rafael Palmer, Asael Exile Powell, Morrell Wittwer, John Hyrum Animal Husbandry Aldous, Clarence Moroni Crocker, Walter James Holmstead, George Lowe, Morris David Price, Lew Mar Sharp, Leo Bennion Willie, Allen Leroy Botany Becraft, Raymond John Lewis, Grover Elmo Nichols, Delore Perkins, Martin Lorenzo Richards, Ezra Foss, Jr. Thornton, James William Wright, John William Horticulture Cragun, Dresden James Malik, Ghulam Modammed Peterson, Anton O. Smith, Raymond James Entomology Otte, Joseph Einar Stanford, Joseph Sedley Home Economics Allen, Erma Cook, Evelyn Davidson, Georgene May Davidson, Myrtle Garn, Breta Jeppson, Evelyn Jones, Eliza Annie Merrill, Vera Stoddard Parker, Adelia Parsons, Ruby Ethelyn Peterson, Violet Amelia Richardson, Ivie Robinson, Eunice Rosengreen, Ruth Sevy, Pearl Smith, Orita Webster, Lola Merrill Wight, Lillian
1917 Commencement Program Page 3 Commerce Bates, George Sprague Hardy, Leon Howells, Byron Nisson, Clarence Wilford Ralph, Leonard Thomas Sjostrom, Joseph Emile White, James Owen Nichols, Bervard Harris, Melvin Charles Judd, Robert L. Skeen, David Alfred General Science Daines, Clyde Joseph Eccles, Jessie Stoddard Everton, Edgar Goldthorpe, Harold Clifford Johnson, Carl Brigham Kapple, Charles Dixon Linford, James Blood Peterson, Harold Sharp, Ivor Stratford, Clyde Twitchell, Alvin Greenwood Agricultural Engineering and Mechanic Arts Agricultural Engineering Jonsson, Carl William Mayer, Clifford Andrew McAlister, Irvine Lorenzo Mechanic Arts Anderson, James Ira Bond, William Joseph Bowen, David Byron Connell, Joseph Walter Parkes, William Schofield Parkinson, Glenn Smart Degree of Master of Science Turpin, Harold M.