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Edith Matilda Raymond
No full textEdith and Wilmot Hope Raymond arrived in the Territory in April of 1892; Wilmot had employment with the Easter Extension Cable Company. Arthur Wilmot, their first child, was born in September 1893 and their second child was born during a visit to England. The family returned to the Territory in 1894. In 1895 Edith was one of the 82 Territory women who enrolled to vote after the franchise was granted to South Australian and Territory women in 1894. She registered to vote at Palmerston and her occupation was listed as 'married woman'. In January 1896 Edith gave birth to son Leonardo and daughter Dorothy was born in 1898. A year later the family sold all their possessions and sailed overseas on the Taiyuan.PioneerEnglis
Women and work in Egypt
No full textThis brief study of the role of women in the labor force of Egypt has occupied my time and attention, off and on, for about two years. While I alone am responsible for the final result, a number of people have helped reduce its deficiencies in one way or another and I owe each of them a special debt. Matilda Toma and Nadia Hanna each typed parts of the paper and Edith Dimond prepared the final manuscript for publication. Adel Labban helped in some of the early stages of data collection and Soha Abdel Kadar, Raymond Baker, Kareen Aboul Kheir and Barbara Ibrahim commented on an earlier version. Their observations were especially helpful, as were those of Nadia Abdel Naby. Nelly Effat and Amany El Khateeb who helped correct some of my misperceptions about the contemporary role of women in Egypt. But one individual served as my reseach assistant as I was finishing this paper and without her help I doubt it would have been completed. Maha Ghalwash was an indefatigable data gatherer and critic who helped improve the quality of this paper in a number of ways. Convention dictates that an author accept all responsibility for whatever inadequacies remain in a publication, while granting full credict to those whose criticism and assistance were helpful. Who am I to flaunt convention? Obviously, a foreign man writing a study of Egyptian women needs all the help he can get. In addition to those individuals mentioned above, I should like to thank the Editorial Board of Cairo Papers, numerous colleagues and students, and finally, the women (and men) of Egypt who made me believe that such research was worth doing.https://fount.aucegypt.edu/faculty_book_chapters/1852/thumbnail.jp
"different sentiments & different connections supports them" : sensibility, community, and diversity in British women's Romantic-period poetry
No full textWith diversity
as an overarching theme, women writers' responses to the
cultural
feminisation and developing social climate of
late eighteenth- and early
nineteenth-century Britain
are explored through analyses of their poems on
sensibility, community, and abolition.
To determine a
focus for
expressive criticism
and recover Romantic women writers
from the social and historical
contexts that have
previously succeeded in highlighting
male literary
achievements, women's poetry is
considered a distinct
contribution to Romanticism. This dissertation analyses poems
written
by Joanna Baillie, Anna Barbauld, Harriet
and Maria Falconar, Frances
Greensted, Frances Greville, Elizabeth Hands, Eliza Knipe, Isabella Lickbarrow,
Hannah More, Amelia Opie, Priscilla Pointon, Mary Robinson, Mary Scott, Helen
Maria Williams, Ann Yearsley, and Mary Julia Young.
Although literature brought together the public and private spheres, sensibility
mediated
between the two and served as a social currency
for
women.
The
various
applications of sensibility are apparent
in its dual-gendered nature,
its link
with
reason, and the significance of economic
language. A
new genre of the "Address to
Sensibility" was prominent
in the period and
followed
a
loose formula
which
defined
sensibility,
traced its
personal
impact,
and
determined
a
link between the Romantic
culture and
heightened
emotion.
Through
explorations of poems on
intellectual
coteries, patronage, creative
influence, Reviews, and
literary
critique,
it is
evident that women poets' affiliations
with the literary
community were marked
by
a
discomfort based on their literary
associations,
the anxiety about their public reception, and the social
differences in the
literary
community.
However, the development
of social,
intellectual, literary,
and
critical communities alleviated this discomfort
and contributed
to women's
participation
in literary
culture.
In
addition, women poets expressed sensibility and used images of community
in diverse ways in their works against slavery and the trade.
Abolitionist
poetry acts
as a case study of the particular motifs,
highlighted throughout, such as the
amalgamation of masculine and
feminine, the political and economic applications of
sensibility, the association of
feeling
with reason and community, and the assertion of
individuality
amidst commonality.
Women
poets' petitions
to alleviate the sufferings
of slaves paralleled arguments
for the improvement
of
British
society to benefit
women.
The poems discussed signify the complexity of the issues of sensibility,
community, and diversity
Iowa History and Culture : A Bibliography of Materials Published Between 1952 and 1986, 1989
No full textThis bibliography was compiled by two reference librarians, Patricia Dawson and David Hudson with the goal of making it easier of tracking down material on Iowa history and culture. This supplements the Iowa History Reference Guide published in 1952 by William Petersen
The life and works of Osbert of Clare
No full textOsbert of Clare was an English monastic writer, whose works extended from
the mid-1120s to the mid-1150s. His Latin hagiography reflects a deep admiration for
Anglo-Saxon saints and spirituality, while his letters provide a personal perspective
on his turbulent career. As prior of Westminster Abbey, Osbert of Clare worked to
strengthen the rights and prestige of his monastery. His production of forged or
altered charters makes him one of England's most prolific medieval forgers. At times
his passion for reform put him at odds with his abbots, and he was sent into exile
under both Abbot Herbert (1121-c.1136) and Abbot Gervase (1138-c.1157). Also
Osbert, as one of the first proponents of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, wrote
about the feast, worked to legitimize its celebration, and provided us with the only
significant narration of its introduction to England.
This thesis is divided into two sections. The first section is principally
historical and the second is principally literary. In the first section, I provide an
overview of Osbert of Clare's career and examine in greater detail two of his most
significant undertaking: his promotion of Westminster Abbey and his attempted
canonization of Edward the Confessor. In the second section, I give a philological
study of Osbert Latin style and examine themes that nm throughout his writings, such
as virginity, exile and kingship. Osbert's promotion of the feast of the Immaculate
Conception is included in the second section of the thesis because of its ties to the
themes of virginity and femininity within his writings. There are also two appendices:
the first is a survey of the extant manuscripts of Osbert's writings, and the second is
an edition of Osbert's unpublished Life of St Ethelbert from Gotha,
Forschungsbibliothek MS Memb. i. 8l
The intimacy which is knowledge : female friendship in the novels of women writers
No full textThe thesis offers a historical account of the
representation of friendship in the novels of English
women writers from the nineteenth century to the
present. Questioning the prevalent understanding of the
history of women's friendship in terms of a single major
rupture, from nineteenth-century 'innocence' to
twentieth-century 'guilt', the thesis identifies
narrative configurations which recur throughout this,
period, and which define friendship as a formative
learning experience integrally related to the
acquisition of gendered identity. It concludes that
there can be no final and 'perfect' representation of
friendship, since the nature of the "knowledge' shared
has continually shifted in relation to changing
understandings of femininity.
Chapter 1 identifies the origins and nature of the
Victorian concept of the "second self", in which the
friend acts as the mirror of, and means of access to, an
idealised female subjectivity. Chapter 2 analyses the
ways in which this concept informs the narrative
patterns and rituals in Victorian fictions of
friendship. Chapter 3 offers a new reading of novels by
Elizabeth Gaskell, George Eliot and Charlotte Bronte, in
which the conventions identified in Chapter 2 are
adapted to question the existing boundaries of feminine
identity. Chapter 4 examines the impact of changes in
women's education upon the representation of friendship
in turn-of-the-century feminist and anti-feminist
novels, and in a new genre, the school story for girls.
Chapter 5 shows that the scientific construct of
lesbianism produced a new distinction between the
'healthy' and the 'unhealthy' relationship, but that the
terms of this distinction were contested; in
twentieth-century novels of the 'gyriaeceum', the
tradition continues, but is newly eroticised. Chapter 6
looks at friendship as 'revision' in recent English and
American novels, in which earlier configurations are
redeployed in the light of contemporary feminist concern
to recuperate and re-imagine the past
7
No full textSTANFORD UNIVERSITY-CLASS OF J90I.
The following degrees were conferred at the tenth annual commencement, hold in Assembly Hall, Wednesday, May 29, 1901:
BACHELORS OP ARTS
LATIN
.fWUliam Pleasant Campbell, Cor- Mary California Meredith, San
tngton, Tenn. Luis.Obispo '
tCynthla Edna Coleman, ZitruH Albort Newton Merritt,/Jet Ren IU
Helen Dorset, La Crosse, Wis, fEUa Moore Rider, Tfuvti '
Genevieve V. Evans, Palo Alto Florence Taylor, Steubetirille 0
fE. Royal Flint, Pulo Alto Vera Townsend, Palo Alio '
Lucy Mabel France, San Francisco , Besslo Kathleen Turner, Paso Robles
Addle Louise Hamilton, Holltstcr Juliut Antoinette Wugner San
Florence Hopper, tjts Angeles Francisco
CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY
Francis Clark Murgotten, San Mabel McQueen Weir, Boone Ia
.. . "£. /. - ,. .Eleanor Kathrino Welges, Wood-
tlrvin Passmore, Grampian, Pa. , land ■
Ernest Lloyd Rett, San Jose tJosephlne Rose Yoch, Santa Ana
GERMANIC LANGUAGES
Bertha Rachel Bacher, Sun Jose
TKathrine Birdsall, Berkeley
Laura Marion Carver, Meadow
Creek, Mont.
Kathurine Dryer, Santa Ana
Helen ^lay Hojruo, Albanty, Or.
Rowona Merritt, Woodland
TCatherine Bertha Meyer, Santa
Rota
,Emma -Catherine Roth, Pusudeua
tBlanehe Adele Schofleld, Mitchell,
S. D.
Clara Drusila Keller,.S'un&nuirdViio tRuby Beatrice Wigle, Palo Alto
ROMANIC LANGUAGES
Susio Dale Darn well. Los Angeles Virginia Noelie Nicolas, Fulbyrton
tGeorgla McKoo, Sun Jose Bertha Mary Shaw, San Francisco
tMury Elizalieth Merritt, Woodland tJosophine May Turcot, Santa Cruz
ENGLISH
Forrest Cutter Bailey, San Jose James Alva Koontz, Palo Alto
tLee Emerson Bussett, Salem. Wis. t Ellen Utley Lynn, Cambria.
Christopher Muson Bradley, Ta- Cecil Mortimer Marrack, San Fran-
coma, Wit. cistyt
tMury Lucile Caldwell, Sari Won- tJulia Mathews, Ijts A ngcles
cisco \ Paul Lamar Mitchell, Harrison
Georgia Alberta Caswell, ljus An- Station, Miss.
geles Dcwitt Montgomery, Placental
Elizabeth Hiett Cone, Salinas Edith O'Farrell, San Diego
Mabol Annie Coulter, Salinas Lucy Ellery Osborn, Wutsonrille
Alice Muy Cowdery, S«n Francisco tLotltla Patterson, East Orange,X.J.
Laura Bell Everett, Sutter tMary Mabol Phelps, San Jose
Eunice Thompson Gray, Laconic, Uiu Irene Ripley, Sun Jose
ilinn. tEdythe Josephino Rtiss, Ferndale
Lilian Hardman Grlgsby, Tulurc Mary Sheal Simpson, Grand Rap-
Rosalie Harris, San Francisco ids. Mich.
Leo Agnes Herzingor, Ouray Cal. Mildrod Stanford, Olympiu. Wn,
f Edna Slury Hobson, Eastlantl tHorbor* David Walter, Stttj jPron-
HolcuLathrop Holmes, 7'ucuih'h, Wu, Cisco
Matilda lbs, San Dhoti Edna Geneva Well, Plymouth, O.
Belle Kalloch, San Francisco EmmabelleHudson Zuckor.OaHaiHi
EDUCATION
. Sorrio Lillian Cooke, Santa Ana "Mary Kllon Covington SkillingSj
Lucia Gdbdwln, Aurora, III. Alameda
Ida Gray. Stiisun Joel Andrew Snell, Ttlutma
Edgar LUlltth Mltehel, Ferndale "James Fred Smith (A. M., Dart-
tKernan Hobson (A. M-, Hiirvurd). mouth), Campbell
San Francisco ' Frank Ernest Thompson, Palo Alto
Gertrude Frances Rowell, Easton Abraham Lincoln Walker. Eureka
Joseph Bivons Wootten, Linden
HISTORY
Jessie May Ballard, Seattle, Wit. Jessie Judson Haskell, Bradford,
Grace Elizabeth Barnoberg, San Pa.
Luis Obispo Mary Elizabeth Hyde, Pulo Alto
tClttiro Grace Barnhlsel, San Jose. tMary Margaret Kidder, Pasadena
•Walter Morten Boston, Durungo, Samuel Pressly McCrea, Palo Alto
Col.' Andrew Ector Montclth, San Fran-
Ora Lee Brown, Seattle, Wn. cisco
Alice Olivia Huttoi-field. Wilcox, Willium Alfred Morris. Salem, Or.
Ariz. Surah Graham Morrison, Sharon,
Augusta Marie Cole, Gilroy Pa.
tMyrtle Connoau, Palo Alto Willium Carr Morrow, Portland, Or,
Frank J. Cutumings, Peiroliu "Joanna Muriel Mullins, Mayfield
tKathryn Helen Daly, San Francisco tFrances Doremus Patterson, East
TRebecca Louise Davis, Sycamore Orange, X. J.
Edna Leland DolUnger, X'eic What- tSophla Georgina Crawford Ram-
com, Wn. say, Palo Alto
Harry James Edwards, San Diego "Irving C. Raymond, Pah Alto
Walter Kempster Gray.ifiltcauitce, Maude Frances Stevens, Oravillc
Wis. Will S. Tipton, Phoenix, Ariz.
Laura Hall, San Diego tLida Wilson, Vallejo
May Harris, San Francisco Elsie Maude Wood, Palo Alto
ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
Frank Adams, Wrights Edward Thompson Maples, Bakers-
Ernest Mason Card, Taeoma, Wn. field
Hdnry Albert Friedman,'San .Fran- Charles Francis Rlddell, Coronado
Cisco Ray Walter Thompson, Pah Alio
LAW *
Rupert Lewis Alderman, Santa Fredorlck Henry Drake, Portland,
Clara Or. *
William Franklin Bourland, Peters- John Francis English, San Francisco
-burg, I. T. ■ ""■ Louis Ferrari, Han Francisco
•Fred Bassett Braden, ios Angeles Hugh Gwyn Foster, Coronado
Loonurd Harvey Brown, Pah Alto Arthur Monroe Free, Mountain View
. Ernest Louis Brune, San Fnuiewoo H. Ray Fry, Sari Jose
Hiilbert William Chappel, Batavia, Claude Bailey Gillospio. Palo Alto
X. V. Aldon Rhodes Hicks, Pah Alto
George Thomas Cochran, Palo Alto William George Hudson, Wutsonrille
Rolla Wood Coleman, Oiifralia, Eli Nelson Mabrey, Palo Alto
Kan. George Washington Mordecai, Jr.,
William McGregor Cranston, San Madera
Francisco *John Thomas Noursc, Jr., Santa
John Herbert Crippen, Point Lama Ana
Robert Patterson Cross, Chicago, Charles Lenmore Richards, ^-liuttwi,
111 Nov.
Benjamin Stewart Crow, San Jose Arthur Bonhrlght Stewart, Beaver
Milo Charles' Dean-li, Waddingion Falls, Pa.
Thomas Matthew DJviny, Sacra- Leo Henpy Busman, San Francisco
motto Eugene Warren, Silrer City, if. M.
Walton Jones Wood, Merced
MATHEMATICS
Yreno Pitcher, Dixon *Lon Cain Walker (A. M., Univ. of
Clara Mabel Taber, Elko, Nev. Nebraska), Pah Alto
Wilmot Edgar Whittier, Riverside
PHYSICS
Joseph Grant Brown, Stillman Vttlley, liL-
CHEMISTRY
Alvln Joseph Cox, San Jose tJessle Archibald Moore, Los Angeles
John Elmer Holmes, Tacoma, Wn, Francis James Reldy, San Jose
Albort Luclen Moeller, San Fran- George Summers Wells, San Jose
Cisco Richmond Wheeler, Albany, Or.
BOTANY
•Sarah Elizabeth Cotton (A. B., Lake Forest), Indianapolis, Intl.
PHYSIOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY
Alvln Walter Baird, Portland, Or. tLouis Bangs Ferguson, Cedar Rap-
Maryline E. Barnard, I'entura ids, Iowa
James Andrew Bentley, Modesto Philip Kingsnorth Oilman, Pah
•Marion Percival 13roughton,.Vari/.s- Alto
ville, Kun. tClaru Elizabeth Hogue, Santa
George Allen Castagnetto, San Paula-
Francisco Elizabeth McFadden, Santa Ana
Homer Leland Day, Sail JFrandsco Clarence Winslow Page, Berkeley
t Helen Plato VInyard, Los Angeles
ZOOLOGY
Walter Kenrlck Fisher, Washing- Edmund Heller, Riverside
ton, D. C. Helen Hall Mills Meiilo Park
.Robert Evans Snodgross, Ontario
GEOLOGY AND MINING
Hurry Lewis Huehl, San Francisco Allen Bosley Lemmon, Jr., Santa
Harry Hall Holloy, Paio Alh lima
Theodore Jesse Hoover, Pah Alh Louis David Mills, MetUo Park
James Macdonald Hyde, Paio Alto William Metcalf Parkin, New Ken-
Byron Nicholson Jackson, Witter- sington. Pa.
barn, Pa. ' Frederick Winn Rush, Suisun
tCllftord Corlton Thorns, JiTalfo
CIVIL ENGINEERING"
Joan Bart Bulcomb (B. S., Colora- Frank McCord I!rookio, Fineennes,
do State Agr. Coll.), Woodland hid.
Park, Col. Henry Norbury Kuechler, Paio Alto
Eugene BreenfA. B., Santa Clara "Raymond Daniel Meyer, Carton,
■ Coll.), Hollisler Wyo.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
tCharlos Warren Cross, £a*( Oakland
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Francis Valentino T. Lee, San Fran- Nathaniel Gardner Symonds, Los
cisco J Gains
BACHELOR OP LAWS
James Taylor Burcham, A. B„ Paio Attn
MASTERS OP ARTS
■ LATIN
tEUzaboth Gertrude Hill, A. B. (Univ. of.Chlcago), Red Wing, Minn.
Joseph Jarnick, A. B., Almond, Wis.
Anna Martha Walker, A. B. (Bryn Mawr), Glen Moore, Pa.
GERMANIC LANGUAGES
Anna Bonfoy Vaughn, B. L. (Univ. of Minnesota), Palo Alto
Tbosls: Early German Innuenoo ou the American Literary and Intellectual Life, traced to tbe "North Amerloan Review," 1815-
1850.
ROMANIC LANGUAGES _
Peter von Le Fort, Pah Alto
Thesis: Llls-erlution sur Othoo tragodie de P. Oornellle.
HISTORY
Haven Wilson Edwards, A. II., Sail Jose
Thesis: Tbo Movement tor Federation lu Australia, to 1S9*.
James Ferguson, A. B., Palo Alto
Thesle: Constitutional Questions in the History of American Expansion.
PHYSICS
'Lillian Emeline Ray, A. B., Pah Alh
PHYSIOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY
Susio Louise Dyer, A. B., Paio Alto
Thesis : Studios on the Central Nervous System of Pollstotrenu. stoat!
Look. .
ZOOLOGY
Joseph Grlnnell, A. B. (Throop Polytechnic Inst.), Pasadena
Thesis': Birds of the Kotzebue Sound Region, Alaska
DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY
tJefferson Elmore, A. M., Pah Alh
Thesis : Tbe Syntax of Certain Latin Verba of Desire.
John Flesher Newsom, A.M., Palo Alto
TlienlH: A OeoloKlo and Topographic Section aoroBB Southern Indians,
from the Ohio River at Hanover to tho Wabash River at
VlnoonneB, with i. discussion of the (Soncrai _£strlbutlon and
Cbaraetorof tbo ICuotis tone Group In the State of Indiana.
* Degree conferred September 14, [000
t Degree conferred January 11, 100
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OFFICERS
Richard Lewis Owen, President
Marjorie Luetic Curry, ice-president
Fishier* Lucille Dadley,
Richard Wade Sherman, Treasurer
Eugene Raymond Lt-n**rtt, Scrjrt-ant-at-Arma '
Bcntley. Ruth Marx*
Bracchi, Leland Joaeph
Braunschttcagcr, Herman K.
Brown, Mary Ethel
Brown, Elizabeth Louise
Ltiticriichl, David Row-land
Calderwood, Ada In*jgene
Calley, Sybil Kaihlcen
Card, John I*ocb:hart .
Gray, Eunice Gilmer
Greene. Merrill Clare
Hall, MyrnnCrawford
Harvie, Eda Catbrine
Hosre, Arminita C.
Kennedy, Haxel Maud
Kirl.-c>, Morria Marshall
Lund, Maybelle Augu*tg
Makctlm, Venton Young
Mate Augustus Everett
McEvoy. Gladys Ehrabeth
McMalioa, Marguerite E.
Mill-. Katharine Km.lie
Parrcnt. Mabel Viofta
Prarce, Reha
Show, Mary Wolph
Templeton. Roltert Lyman
Thruftber. Herbert Maxwell
Town ley, Lutile
Wallace. Wm. .Matthew H.
WifiTOa Alma Merle
Whittle**}-', Clara Matilda
Wing. Robert Lewis
J. C. Templeton, Superintendent
Effic I. Hawkins.. Principal
i Laura A. Peterson, Vice-Principal
Helen B. O'Ne.l Martha E. Davis
Blanche E. Siedman Edith M. Buabncll
Herroine H. Gabel F. F. Jeffem.
Edna St. John F. L. Haworth
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Eighth Grades
Violin Solo. "Introduction u'rid Polonaise*** Bohttl
Ruth .'.cutlet
Clasa Poem*: Mabel Lund and Marjorie Curry
(a) "Tbe Revel ol the Leave*** *..... Vearie
(b) "The Haps>y •Mitts?*' * ... V*ta-rie Jr.
Girl* of the Graduating Class;
The CIbbb Prophetry Alma Warren
So"*.. "The Sdtlor'a Anchor" Newton
. Mr. Jcffrrt
I*reMnt*\tion of Claw Gift. ,I*cwb Owen, Claa* Pre*.
(a) "The Gj*p4y Song** Emei*4oa
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The Claat Will Herbert Threaaher
Instrumental Duet. "Thru Thick and Thin"...Wei*
GUdya McEvoy and Prances Dudley
Vocal Duel, "Silent Now the Drowsy Bird/*...
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Miaaes' Darig and Stedman
Presentation of Class...... M ias Hawkins, Principal
Presentation bf Diplomas. .Prof. A. T; Murray " ■
President trf Board of Educati*.*.
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(b) "Lullaby" -. Leslie
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OKUDA. DOBEOB A OMATO
STANFORD GRADUATES
FROM CLASS OF 1H8
IR OF ARTS
GREEK.
Lucy Elisabeth Howell Los Aacskl
Beth Hoc-KB Sacramento
Marsarat Elisabeth MacConaac Houghton, Mich.
LATIN
IMxry Alice Rilahau,h Palo Aho
Elixabeth Sophia Burritt , Batte. Moat
tEihel May CraaaVU RedUad.
J»mei Gr*n. Fcrgutaon Staaford University
Flora Edna Gibion Templeton
IKsrotra. SUlimaa Haaaaood Saa Diego
tEdna Marie Haasea Saa Mate*
Marie Or.lli, Hed-m WalUce. Idaho
Delia Mae Hall Whwtoa, Minn.
Maud Ethel H.ntiberger Lo* Angtlei
Mxrjorie Hadley Little ...Wblttier
Era Pexrixl! .' Tacomx. Wa
Edith Emms Rohlaioa Saltass
Alice Louiie Roedel Palo Alto
Gcrtn.de M. Thoaua Ce_terr_!e. & D.
Emms-Jean Wilion Loa Angele!
GERMANIC LANGUAGES
tBerths Coville Bailty .' .Pal- Alto
tCillie HUdred Bale, Lawrence
IGertrude Margaret Bee,er Redwood City
•William Wallace Behlow Redlaads
•Banner Raymond Brooke Portland. Ore
Edna Lacile Browa '..Rockford, ID.
Jennie E.hel Clithero Boile, Idaho
Julia Derby Lo, Angelci
tAnnx Jolia Ehrnbeck.... Loa Angclei
Alice Hermine Gxbel Palo Aha
Mildred Hxliey Woodlide
Corxlyo Haicn... ..Modeito
LillUo Marie Miller DeBiisn. ia.
tAaaa Baa Mill. San Jos*
tEdlth Harnett Moor, , Pxiadena
E.hel Eliisbeth Row. Pataaaa. Caaa.
Helea Stall. Palo Alto
Ruth Swill Saata Caaa
IHelen Thoburn -..Palo Alto
Eliube.h Aim Wriflal -Vmoatb. Ms..
ROMANIC LANGUAGES
May Alice Cus-|4.rl SacramcBto
Edaa Ma, Dan. Crockett
Joiephtoe DOIaa Lo, Angelei
tFlorette Hodgdou Sacramento
Edaa May Robotbam Sualord Uaireraity
tCaroBa* Rowell Smith Ersn.too. IU.
ENGUSH
Mahal Aldrid,e Palo Alio
Julia Ma, Bxilifl Bannin,
C.olinc Ben.on PortUod. Ors.
tAaaa Matilda BUI, Palo Aha
Genevieve Baothe Cokcm
Catherine Margaret Brohslks Saa JoM
Antoinette Crawlord Saa Franclico
IMildrsd Irene Croiier .**. Saatt Aaa
tPe.rle Mine Eckite.n Norwalk
Pauline Gartrmxnn Loaf Beach
IGeo.gini Walker Gilbert Chicago, III.
Earl Jonathan Hadley Olympii, Wa
Era Lob Hay.l.p Soaayralc
Elisabeth HUloa Chicago. III.
Olirs Knipe , Palo Aho
.Ethel R. Ludwi, Palo Aho
"Amy Genevieve Luke Palo Alto
Cxllx Rhetta Millikeo Colton
Edith Msy Pardaa. Coltoo
Marion Leigh Seyholt I M.yneld
Viola Alice Steele Lo. Angslxa
lEitber Btsxrt Steveai Berkeley
IChxrlrme Ball. Salts Saau Mooics
Vegs S*rHl S«att Crax
Helen M„rey Tracy :...' Ptaadeoa
Helea McPherson Ward Saa Diss*
EDUCATION
Eldradge Bichman Dykes Mayfleld
Harlow Veme G.eenwood Saa FraacUc*
PSYCHOLOGY
tChiltoa Hamp.oB Uighloa, Ala
HISTORY
Myrtle Eiiisbeth Atakk., Oclm.ide
tHerhert Theodore Blood Dearer, Colo.
•Grsc, Msietrs Bodky Saa JoM
Elsie Braoner Sualord UBinrsUy
•Raymond Morris Brttlon Lawrence
Claodia t. Oar* Radlsadl
ILctitia Madia Clark.. Saa JoM
lElixshetb JalU Cnimby Rsdlssda
May Alice Daaa _.... Monroris
Darida Catherine Frmeh ....Su Franclico
Alice Agnei Hutchini Sunlord
Charlotte Jsae Kelley
.Rowland Sherman Lxcy Ssn Diego
Hirriet Holme, Pogh. Redwood City
Olive Loui.a Streeter Capcrriao
Ethel .WaUaee Vlssus
tWUIiaai Wht Saou Rou
irroa Jnlix Z.choltke I'alo Alto
ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE .'
Morgan Ortaad Aaaaa, Lo. Aagelex
tShohschi Aaja Saga, Japs*
U'rcnti. Towns-ad Burtii.. Ross Valley
George Erbetbert Dote River.lde
Jamei Evan. Montgomery '..Greenfield. Ind.
Lclx-d S.irke Poxge ..Aaxxss
Cla-ence Chsrles Sanborn Tilton, N. H.
George Otis Spurrier Paso Ruble.
Edward Caaaeld Sterling Redlands
John Kat.ukiehi Yaio_i *>kyo. Japan
PRE-LEGAL COURSE
•Irriag Cbarlei AckermxB Sxa Frinciico
Gertrude Albrechr Saa Francisco
Lymaa Hake, Bennett Vitginti City, Moet
Robert Henry Borland San Bernardino
Norria Pinkncy Bryaa Anamsrh. D. C
Henry Gay Carletoa Miaaeap©!*,. Mian.
Walli. Fea-uide F_.thiol Vsaeoorer, Wa
Henry Kelion French Ssn Jose
Di Margaret Gardner Orange
Gerxld C Halaay Woodeide
IFrank Lloyd Hill Emlcnton, Pa.
Robert Henry Hndion WalaonriUc
Newton Alexander Johnson, Jr Esiton
Egerton Drew Lalda Palo Atto
Dal MUlingtem Lemraon .s Santa -Rom
Isadora Meier.../. ' Phoenix. Aril.
♦John Shepard Mitchell Ontario
Robert Biviaa Mnrphey -, Tncaon. Arix
Arthur Albxa M.rpby , Portland, Ore.
Lloyd Ncwland Palo Alto
Joha Franklin Reilty Portland, Ore.
Ferdinand Joha Henry Schnack Honolulu, H. T.
WUlixm Cortex Shelton Saa Jose
tMsrgcry Bruen Sullcup Tacoma. Wa
Joha Elmer Stewart Staaford University
Paal Stewart Loi Angele.
Eugene Lsfsyette Stockwcll Cottage Grove, Ore.
tHsrru Welch Taft j Saata Monies
William Henry Tucker .Colombua Junction, Iowa
DRAWING
Oara Dooaer ....Los Angelei
MATHEMATICS
Elixsbeth Melriaa Andrew, Corona
Mary Eliiabeth Billr Palo Atto
(Albert Edward CsiwcU San Joae
•Bertha May Foadick..* Pal. Alto
Pearl Myrtle Hon...... Oakland
Paol WiUard Merrill Saratoga ,
Leone Jan, Warmoth... Seattle, Wa.h.
PHYSICS
Harry Carletoo Burbridge Meachetter, Ia.
George Frsncii McEwcn Manchester, la.
Perley Aeon Rosa Fallhrook
CHEMISTRY
Nathan Powell Barbour Lockeford
Alice Rath Berg«r San low
ICharlei York Douglall ,...Sunlord Unlvirkity
Joha Fraaana Ellta , Ogden, Uuh
Claude Ferguion Bakerirield
William Stanley Gebb Jerome, Aria.
Robert Alton Jones Borlington, Vt.
Roy Seldon Kellogg '. Paudena
Lovell Lxngitroth Oaklaad
tKathcria. Foiter Loeicr Stanford University
Haro. Blair Meosrdi , Reno. Ner.
tins May Nelion Lake Valley, ». M.
Jacob Msday Price Palo Alto
Frederic Ga.netd Raaaoaa.. Lancaater, N. Y.
Samuel Iiaac S-xwahacxar Saa PrarWlaa
Jsmei Anthony T»yi Ontario
BOTANY
Mary Katharia. Bryaa Anaeoitii, D. C.
Ada D.veBdorl Irwindale
Brneit Griawold Dudley Palo Aho
ErSc Merle Ingel. FrWBO
Jamei Irs WUiob McMurpby Portervtlle
Chsrles Shoemaker Mania P-iad,Ba
SAIice Mabel Pattera-a Saa Jose
Everett Winder Ru.t Paudtaa
' PHYSIOLOGY AND HISTOLOO.
Mary Caroline Baker... Saa Diego
Burn, Stoddard ChsSce Garden Grass
George Clifford Coe Porttsad, Ore.
tlaaac Dillon Saa Franciaco
tjsmes .Root Dillon San Franclico
Rudolph Alfred Kocher Saa Job.
, Royce Reed Long Saanford Univeriity
William Scott McKell Chlllicothc, Ohio
tAlfred E Meyers Spokane. Wa
•Mary Louii. Squire. Viislia
HarriM Elixabeth Twombly .L. Palo Aho
IBertha Am«Hx Wtltx \ San Job.
ZOOLOGY
tWillixm Ftagg Derby ..Esn OakUnd
Margaerite Hyatt Sacramento
•Wllma Gracs Lord .Palo Alto
Err.cn Alexxader McGregor Sunlcrd Univeuity
Joha Martin Miller Reedley
tMargi.et Op\rr t— Joee
Ot, Lola Rowell Ian .Joae
ENTOMOLOGY
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Divid Tinuninl Fsllsway Palo Aho
Fraaciw Xxrier Willixmi San Francisco
GEOLOGY AND MINING
IHenry Trans*. Beckwlth Providence, R. I.
Clsytoa Isssc Chandler Schaa
Anhnr Dkkhnon Hoghel Downer'i Grove, IR
Joy Gilbert Jameion — Corona
George William McDsniel E-rekx
Rslph Joha McFsddea .' Pah, Alto
Arthur Adelberl MsthewwSn Coronado
Baall Pre»>tt Saa DMJtd
Clareacs Lather Scvery PaMdeaa
Edgar Klrke Soper Palo Alto
Donald Steel Browoirllle
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Netoon K. Carpenter Eecondido
Robert Bowmaa Chaadler Lo, Ca.oi
Howard Foi.cr dark Redlandi
Emeu Deleraa Cole Sairta Ana
Emeit Lynn Coolidge Palo Alto
RaaaeTt Woodwortb Commini Covelo
Everett St. John Dunbar Palo Alto
Edward Aiken Flanden -y.Otencoe, III.
Jaares Cahria Fom. Jr. .-C.....P.IO Alto
Harold Johnson Heffron Oold-sld. Nev.
Frederick William Herroa Nspa
Jem Blsiae Hatty Dixon
'Chsrlei Mokt Mt Healthy, Ohio
Edward Owyn Sheibley TiSn, Ohio
Je.ie Winter Smith Salt Uaa City, Uuh
Charles Arthur Strong .....Portland, Ore.
Burpee Ogilvie Webber SsnU Cms
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Newton Daaa Coo* ...Saou Barbara
William Frank Crane Fallhrook
Lewi. Fred Hallotan San Francisco
Willis WslUce Joardin Ssn Antonio. Texas
George M. Klein _ Mcsratala Vlsw
Cecil Cartia McKay Caere, N. Y.
Artfinr Wmtjeld Morehoas*... Palo Alto
Roger Top, New York City
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Earl Milton Baldwin Sri\Rcd Osk. Iowa
Ron Dodlcy Bracket Pasadena
Milton Jay Brooks.... .. SsnU Row
John Emil Carpenter Mountain View
Perry Orion Crawlord Lot Aagelea,
Loui, Dnxxett Famiworth Salt Lake City, Utah
Richard Fowler ....San Joae
tWalter Hsynee Pa!"
William SamBel Johaeoa. St. George, N. B.
t.Mxsakl Kawara S,n FranoKo.
Lawrence Monroe Ktaaher Saa Dicso*
John Andrew Koontx, Jr. Palo Alto-
Taixo Mitoma s.,t OaVUn*
Albert GuTord Mott Lawrence
Edward Jay Natb Kxliipel. Mont
Albert Henry Rosenberg. ..Loa Angeles
Alexander Augnatn, Terry Liibon, Portugal
Maxwell Ve»ul San Joae
fWillUm Webeter Wflaon Loa Angele*
BACHELOR OF LAWS
Gilbert Dane Ferrcll Creel Springs, IU
Kirke Tonner Moore.... Tucsoo, Aria,
Samuel Hatch Pierce ........Palo Alto
tThomai Edgar Robinson.. Palo Alto
MASTER OF ARTS
GREEK
•Rote Hohleld Atamcds
A ... Unlveretty ,1 <_,llfofal* t*m
Thak. Ta. -Waaa." et Arlantasaa.
tFraadi Clar|t Murgottcn ..,.,'.....,. .San Joa*
A ,., tremlmro, mt
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GERMANIC LANGUAGES
Helena May Nye Marietta, Ohio
PS. a. e—rletx. Otis,.. i-M
Tas-at TW I_tMsea et Bere- m Coelln,
ROMANIC LANGUAGES
SEdwin Hume Skinner , Ssn Jos,
A. A, Saasfwd, t^j
Tartar Tta rnrntme 4 la a>ssla-
ENGLISH
Alke Cadlaa Cooper Loe Angela.
A _., Boxetere, .aay
TXealai Tta Wimtas-lh Oalrwiiv.
•Catheriae Leota Fields Sunlord Univeraity
A _., Suin.urd. t—1
Tta*.: \_uir., asd Btakawnx -sUsa Oaar."
HISTORY
•Edwin Francis Dyer Loveland. S3olo.
A. P, I*_ass U_r_v*ty. ■•*.
Ttaate: Tta (h-k.U..^. .1 Ita T-vhory el C_M1__
Mary Wllhelmiae WUIIsma Palo Alto
, A ,., 3—aftal
Tta-BI Tta Lwe-Hcu-ssscr ol -luwHUasi Is Intend In inx
ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
Yatnato Ichihsihi _ .Palo Aha
A. D.. Sfanljr- tao7
PHYSICS
Shirley Hyatt Saeram_.to
A. P. Pamlett tret
Tbnlai Os Ita R.4_U«. et Ulu-vtokl UAi by Urullle Cmm,
I ii sali Is as Alw_—s. CsMMMsr tmnm,
PHYSIOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY
OUreHombrook MscFarlsnd Prio Alio.
A B _S__sfarO. ISS*
Tbaaax A taMritaUos le -a -can**— el tta O— rtemtrpM.
ZOOLOGY
Charles Victor Bark, Palo Alto
A. ,., Stanford, .ao.
Ttaadi New Greet, met pmnhm et l-ta, ln_ Ber-* Ita.
Ros, Miriam Higley Psssdxaa
A, P.. tualoid. tmrt
Team; Tta Uoltmtm Cass, a.4 ka D.nla,*....
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ENTOMOLOGY
Ourlea Plpw Smith Maynsal
,. S. F—om tleer—nty, .,.,
I—*.: tteflm le on TmelO, Jletalmimu .ml IU Alllaa IT—roe—
ENGINEER
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Williim Lexvcriworth Durand Staaford Univeriity
A. 9n tt-niart. ipat
Ttaaii aaiillial.s .1 On haa rmom p—uml k_ Ua
trmcaxe _ «au lew.
Cyril Frank Elwell Sualord Uairersily,
A. ,.. Punt—A ten
Tta_si gk«rk tmeb—a
JURIS DOCTOR
Charlaa Alexaader Bterdsley CamphaOS
A. «.. ftsatarl, tni
Jsm, Esgene• Csmphell ..Adin
A. B.. Maslwd. tee.
tjame, Roy Choale Lo. Aag*l*»
A- _.. Bbwfwd. ita*
llsrold Id. Craxan ./<[.,.,..■ Saa PraadKO
^ A. *., p*am*m*A. iss*
Irriag Deane Gibion S,n 'Franciaco
A. _, tualert, ten
Edward Royle JaekaoB Raddin,
A, >.. 4-B.ofd, t—t
Edward R. MiUiken... Paxadana
A B,, roauwa, Ita,
tDonald KhngtUnd Selbert Saa FraaciKO
A. A, kasBwd. ten
Frank Swart Nsw Paris, lad.
A a. ,B lirl. laay
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOFHY
tWUIiaax Draper Harkin. ...Mlsso*-, Moat
A. P., •aafeH. >ta*
Ttaaait rmper* n temama tmemm
fMary Label McCr.ckcc Sunlord Uairsraite.
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Paste that should be used and the Brushes you need.
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GO FORTH TO
WIN LAURELS
Two Hundred Nineteen
Stanford Students
Finish Labors.
Wilh all the excitement, splendor,
rnthusiainn, university spirit, patriotism, etc, which usually go with such
mailer*. Stanford commencement for
I--'' has c.ime and none. There have
been receptions entertainment*, club
and fraternity meeting* in great
abundance. The colon, have been
-a a veil and the yell* yelled and "tig
men and women who -,ucces*fully sur-
' in-.imled all difficulties and Mtidied
all aiudict. have been graduated and
m.'-t ol ili.ni have gone to their
There wa* sn unpleasant feature
connected with tbe first annual meeting ol the Stanford alumni, the Dr.
K L. Wilbur and the Archie Rice
taction* bcinii plunged int.i a realistic
war ol word., thii the hatchet has
hecn buried now ami there will be BO
more ir--utile
ring event, pretty in every way and s
Rcdland-,; Aurora Matilda Peterson,
Unl-*.,-'! City, Alice Grace Stone.
San Jo**, Eltasbeth Vorit, Akron,
Ohio.
Germanic Languages—Bessie Bell.
Appteg-le. Klltnrailh Fall*, Oregon.
iN-ul Boehnke. Ltrs Angrlet: Charlotte Wakclcy Brownley, Vallejo;
Came Lircile C>*ddington. San Ber-
nsrdmo: Edith Margaret Cot-lter. Sa-
lina-.; John Pcab<*dy Harringio-i. Santa BarUra; Marie Ludavame Klaitir,
Santa Cbra; Glendoro Elph-. Mc
Cord, l>r- Mt.met. Iowa: Hattir Kl-
*a Nobbs, Redwood City; Helena Mae
Nye. Msnetta. Ohio; Adclside Jaggcr
Peaf-Ic*. Pa-adena; Bernicc C- Row-
ell. Easton; Minor Correll Sherw<K-d,
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma.
Ro-nanic Language*—Mabel Helen
City; Helen Dorrancr. Csrpenteria; Louis Searcy. Santa Rosa; Manv tile|L*>ckwo**d Trot-abridge. I
Ernest Hawley Duval. Sat-eoy; Mary Hrwiit Spragut-. Grafton. N D
Eluabeth Evan*. Reno. Nevada. Be- l-.dtth Mary Tcbbt-tt*-*. Whittter: I
atrice Rebecca French. San Jose; adore Stuart Van Gilder. Denver, Co
Earl Chester Hatard. Whitiier. Ma- orado.
t>el Adelaide Ha.Int. Palo Alto; An- Pbj -r. . |;. ■ •. ]..-.-,.* Darb;
Nell. Salt Lake City; Ms- Morgan Park. Ill* ; Clarence Knight
IJohn Colben
'l.'-rvt-ll Ul*.
lilgitirr
. Qimicy
Slockl.
• inland. Or til Liquid
| and Meth
it*- Willism I Botany
Ills ; Henry The.-dnre
Clai
Dm
Coloi
-astaai ittl.ii ia »**^^^^^^^^
attendance.
The eeremonie* of graduation took
place Wednesday foren-xm st ie.jo
o'clock in Assembly hall. Pro(e***ar
C. D, Mara delivered an addret* io
the class on "Engineering." the diploma, were banded out by Registrar Eltitr.it >nd President Jordan
spoke word* «f cncouragemeiit to the
wearer* •<! cap and gown who have
now toot lrtb to fight the battle*
of life.
The complrle list of graduate* is
a* follows:
BACHELORS OF ART.
Greek-—Marguerite Alder, Rcd-
lands; Hugh Anderson "Moran. Palo
Alto; Francis Charle* Pole, Pslo
Alto; Beatrice Mae Wenger, Lo* Angeles.
Laiin— Wilbor Arthur Drake. Los
Angeles: Ellen Winifred Fitsgersld.
Citroy; Loi* Edna Garlinghoute. Modesto; P-^er Homer Hammond. Palo
Alio; Laura Ladd Lommtrs, Apple-
ton, Wis.; Mabel McKibbcn, Stanford
University: Grsce Elisabeth Monroe,
Eureka; Mary Frances Mulvibilt.
Downing Cock*. Palo Alto; Alter Jol-
lyman. Cnpcrt.no; Beatrice Le-sey,
San Francisco: Adeiin Mart.n. Stan-,
lord University.
English—Maine Adams Hiawatha.
Kin>a.. Florence May Baldwin. Palo
Alio; Luln Mabel Bcggft. Los Gat"*.
Helen LaBarce Crandall. Oakland;
Arthur Garfield Crane. Fallbrook:
Cansie Aleds Davidton, L->* Angeles:
Nina Jean Graham, Enreka: Fred
Sanderson Hotmail, Willie. Jennelt
Johnson, Rcdland*.; Katharine Mcln-
ijrr. Eltiaore; Arthur Tenney Mer.
HU, Red Bluff; Alice Marie Meyer.
Menlo Park; Irene Helen Mottle, San
J.»c: Nora Elms Petrc*. Palo All
t.ermije Unl!- IWe. Pain-
Msry Ellen Rawdon. Palo All'-.- Alice
May Richard*. Pa-adcna; Helen Mol*
yneatiB Salist-t-ty, Lo* Ange'r*; F.dith
I*-*iert-.n Spencer, Los Angelc; Gertrude Esther Stroud, Alhamlir-t; Ruth
Georgia Tarbelt. Santa Rosa; George
Milton Thiriot. Ssnta Cists: Kaths*
rine Ethel Traphagan. Lo*. Angelc*:
Lenore Lorain Williams. Portland.
Oregon; May Wofflcy. Pafe Alto:
Pansy May Wood*. Palo Alio: Edith
Mae Voting. Lansing lows:
Phil ntophy—-Augustine Jone*. San
J«se.
F.liir-*iiiin--.-Vr<Ien Barnes Hand-
shy, Onaway, Mich ; Delphu* Leaton
Jeffcr*. Tuscola. Iowa; Fstlie Ells
Johnston. College Park: Tsira Nak-
arntira. Oakland; Edwin Reagan Snyder, San Jose; Robert Thompson,
Palo Afto; Masashi Yokshimi. Tokyo.
Japan.
History—Louis fhitip Bant-bach,
Denver, Colo.: Jane Louise Bean. San
Jose; Lewis Henry Britton. Lawrence: Detbert Branto-i, Compion;
Christine Mbit Burnap. Coronado;
Roy Walter Ernest Ootid. Redwood
nlda Vance Newman. Stanford Ui
ver-ity. Charlotte Pamc. RrdUnds;
Charier. Peach. Ottumwa. Iowa; Bertha Amelia Peaslee. Pasadena; Ida
Mae Peterson. lOdJhwwta; William
Wallace Rmcoc. Upper Mstiole:
Ctsirr Be-dtt, San Bernardino; William
Henry Thomson. Palo Alto; Irene
Aloha Wright. Pueblo. Colorado
Econtam-c* sod Social Scietice—
Noyet Latham Avery, Grand Rapid*.
Mich.; Laura Chapman Bailey. San
Jot--: Irvin J Bouad*. Santa Cars;
Arthur Witard Hc-oper. San Francisco; Maiihcy Etsmaro Irya. Stanford
University; Julicn Jotephton, San
Franciaco; John Ca*.ey McCaugbern.
Hinsdale, N. H ; Franklin Lilburn
Talbert, San Jo»e; Harry Augustus
We.be. San Francrtco; Orrtn Allen
Wilton. Clinton, Iowa.
Law—Raymond Griffin Bsrnett,
Kanss* City. Mo.; Leo Dsniel Byrne.
San Bernardino"; Winifred Buford
Chandler. Baker City,"Oregon; Tbom-
M«rc Corn. Ottitmwa, lows: William Rusiclt Cole. De. Moines, Iowa;
Arthur McQueen ihbWr. Portland.
Oregon; Eugene Itarktay Fsvre.
Boone, lows: Frederic J..bn Frsser,
Bvr Itrach. X. H Ph.lm K Fiutkr
Siudley. A*|
Chemnlr> -Reginald Au.l.n, San
Francitaco; Pant W Avery. Wat-hing-
ton. D. C . Martha Jane Brown. Santa
Crux; Jrnnie Alice Comings, San
Franciscti. Walter Allen Cro»>m*rt,
San Jose; Fred frnlry F.trgrrsld,
Clarion. P A ; George Edwin Gamble. Palo Alto; (Carleton Cheney
Jatnrt. L"* .-tngeles: Henry Schuy-
gomcry. Saginaw. Mich ; Joy
Pacific Grove
Botany—Mirmie Lanrte Mackay.
Santa purai Mary Esther Moulton,
Palo Alto; Lydia Mac Tripp W.*od.
Palo Alto
ler Mo-ugon
NordenTtim
J.**e.
ice The Folic
^^^^^^^^^^^^ Willi
Wheeler Henley. Malt.-in. 111-; Jo*
.wh l-hilip O'Neal. Fatlbi—k. OttM
Adrian I'etree, Palo \lt». Arthur
Bertram Saunders, San l-ranrivr...
I.,,i. Krne.t Schiillr. Portrrtllle; O*-
tat Werner. Lo* Angelea
Allied „f ibe Sania Cr.
\mmnnia. Sulphur Dioxide
nuline
Albert William Christian
Her re. San Jose; thesis
Lichens
iv
-it!- Clara
Alue Tompkiii.. Pal
The Influence of Lateral Illumination
Upon lb* Form of Ccrtsta I'lanti
/.-..logy June* Francr. Abbott,
Grrrle>. Colorado; the...; Tbc Marine It.he. ot Peru Mary Rubsms
Elect
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G.
. Bar*
, Hi,-.
: Thr Art
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ado
Ha:
■e« Wan C-i>i-*n*, Pal" .'
Willism Kdaard*. Sar
Charle. Guthnr Fulton,
Ray fllmalu Gmatm,
-. William Sunlh t'.ml
.; Frank llai-on llathaa
n; Samurl Caldwell 1
Ph-i
nd Hi-t..:.,,
-Ross
*olr-«: ^^^^^^^^
IStat-g Carter. San Diego; Dtatttfca
May Hayne.. Pasadena; Clarence FI*
.aaer Hyde. Cupcn.au. Oswald Sw-n-
iney I rtlslnj. Santa Barbara; Gctirgc
JDunlap Lyman. Reno. Nevada; Maud
Mi- Scare*. Blocksburg: Harold He*
;brr Smith. Lo* Angeles". Vttt.-r Ey-
tingr Siork, Pasadena: Eulavelle
Swceiland. Lemoorc; Hazel Adan
Tr ij.l-i.,-.-..r- L"« Angele-
Zooloay- Grrtrtrdc Knapp, Palo
Alto; Mabel Clara Ray, Long Ilrach:
Wsa S Tsrlicil. Saiii* EtoM
John
Hyi
Ud
Dei
rr. Co
.ra.t.-.
Pat- Roblc: t.-ittt
<l.*cm.,; Luctiit Peyt.
aa View; Earl Lan
Lancey Lewi*. San J
gt-ntat Lute
i.jflc
Gibbo
itsnlv-*. M<
Green. Mot
San Jose; DeHtyil.
ei Hdgar At
y and Uton
.. Pain Alto.
l.**l>
Palo a:
Kedland*;
>, Hat
llarr;
i'l.,
, San Diego: Clarence
Tyrn-i Manwaring. Meriden. Conn;
Earl l.vereit Milter. Vmtcm. lovta;
Frank William N'ightingil. Oakland;
M>irri. Oppenheim. San Francitco;
Donald Kingtland Setbrrt, San Fran*
ci*c-; Philip David Siting. San .Bernardino; George M. Thomas, Santa
k-.-.r: True Van Sickle. San Jose:
Claire \Vyman Ward. Moretowri, Vl.;
Fred-rrtc I're*eott Whilskcr, Los Ga-
tr-a; Carl Butler Wintler. Portland,
Oregon
Drawing—Ettella Pearl Carter,
Palo Alto; Otis Edwin Hyde,
Cupertino; Mary Ada Rote, Comp-
Malhrmsiic*—Edith Anne Anthony.
Pacific Grove: Ada Howard Boyd,
Stanford University; Martha Archibald Foss, Palo Alto: Emery William
MePhail, New Chicago. Mont; Nellie
Caroline Mnller, Grand Rapids. Wis.;
Mabel Porter. CaJtstoga; Charles
tiri-obc Titian-: WOHsm Henry Unman, t'eitvcr Colorado: Andrew lit!-
I*»rd Lett. R.ver.nle; Rraben Strong
Uwis. Slantord Uriiv**r!.ity; Hector
Cowan .McNattghl. Denver Colorado; Wheeler titen N'-rth,
Lot Angelr*: Archibald Edward Prc.ton, Santa Clara; Maximl-
tan UtWtVm Van Norden. Sacrameti-
to; Gerald ***Vwrf Warin;. Fallbrook;
DeWitte Charles Wilry. Seattle,
Wash : .V.I-..I Martin Wilson. Cleve-
Und. Ob...
Civil Engineering—Charle* Dela-
plane Atterhtiry, San Diego: Ray Lee
Crowfoot. Paso Robtes: James Gordon Deny. Bhtbop; Edgar Willi*
Doanc. Manhatian. Kansa.; Frederick Hall Fowler. Palo Alto: Everett
Han-ill-.-. Hatch. Napa: George Merrick Heron, Napa: Th'-ma* Kt*-t<-,r
Hunter Jr.. San Francisco; John Johnson Monirngo. Palo Alio; Grant
Hathaway Moore. Los Gatm: Allied
llrliiiottl. William l>nr*1 M.Wei
Kialt... \rlm D M.Uer. Portland. I
ct-'ti. I..eph Mini Jr. Lo* Gal"*.I
Frank William Peck Jr. M.-kel.imne!
Hill; Samuel Psyne Reed Jr. Stan-*
ford Unive*-aitj; Harvey Shield.. En-j
la.
BACHELORS OF LAWS
William E.Ibndgc tlillm--,. Oak*,
land; Andre*-, -\rlhur Caldwell. San
|ose; W-rbsi-**- Coy Heml>. CreMOfl.
sa: Harvey MrCa-lm. Ptilo Alto;
ph Clinton MiComi.h. Sianlord
atuni) of a New Specie* ol Nectono-
nterie.. Clayton Franklin Palmer.
Palo Aho; the*.*: The Anatomy ol
Hali-.lia rclrtcen. S»in. snd H.
craclierodii Leach
Knli.mot.igy and Bionomics- -Msry
I-al.-: McCrarl.cn. Oakland: thesis:
A Study ol the Inheritance of Dichro-
iiiatttui in I.ma lapponira
Cbrmical Engineering -Norman
i:it,i Dole, kivrrside; thesis: The De-
vil'iinirnt of a Mine in the Hulte
. Mo
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-TT7T-
IMtCTOR OP PHILOSOPHY.
I'chr ilj.itui..! Olsson-Seffer, Stockholm. Sweden; thesis: Comparative
Study of Sandttora*, on Marine Cottt;
Germanic Uugiiage* -Emile Csr-
olinc Kciacr. San }MS! thesis: The In- _
rtuciicc of <",<-rmaii IniclleciuaJ Life
Vptm Ai.» rira Irotn thr Close of the
Ret.tlutioii to 1M5. Itancet Evelyn
McDowell. !."• Atigeles; thesis. Cer-
■ i.ti l.nhi in ut i'l.i" i.i ar I*'*—■
in.-Ht. FrcdcrHli S.hni-i.lr.. Palo At-
Charles William Welser, Grand
J t-rt-U-M, C loaTSato
m.*\sti:rsi»f ar"V.
Greek K-thcr Cruudalt. !*ak Alto:!
thesis: Sit-rch and '\rt-.m'* in the
Ori-alia of Arachylu..
Latin *.rm* lastira Duulap. Holland Paieuu N. V-; il.ci-. A *tu'ty.
ol ihe *imil>< of Virgil Msry l.va
Orciitt. Santa Psiila; then. A partial
Comme..Ury..,.i Milt....*s Utin Po-
Germanic Langiisgc*-- Lena M.gii-]
on At**!. Salinas, Kansas; thesis: The
Figure of the German a* Delineated
in ihe English Drama of the loth and
17th Centuries.
Economic* ami Social Science—
Fred Wilbur Powell, Three River*.
Mas* ; the*-*: Thr Marketing of California Green Dec.duon* Fruit in the
E.astern State*
Ch-rmittry—Ethel Winona Graves,
Los Angrle*; the*!.: Some Muscle
Extractive* of Marine Invertibratcs.
Ralph Hsrriscm Sherry, Troy. N. Y.;
the*!*. Optical Activity in Solntion*
Ilo*.
1'i
Ul
1 Ingebort*
■ School*
So-rce* J.n.1 Com-*e-*itton ot Cliretieri
Kngtuh IliMifiee Montgcmcr*.-,
Red Oak, lows: ihe.it: Uisiiucticf**
Rctnren Tra-edy and Comedy Made
by BltjtlEsh Critic* from Ben Jonson
to S-imucI Johnson Marjonc Evelyn
Wartham. Stanford Uniter-aiiy; thest*:
The Name* o( F.nglanit and the English in Bed*'* Ecclr«ia»iical History
and the Old Kiif-li.ti Chronicle.
paychol-a-*y -John Edgar He-over,
Palo Alto; thrtis: Formal Discipline
From the Standpoint of Experiments!
Ptychology. George Snow Gibbs.
Salt Lake Cu;
. Tbe Accuracy
Tests Used in
an Analytical
nd Con trolling
Study ol Proeei
History—Chsrlottc Mabel Lord.
Palo Alto; thesis: Physiography and
Hittory in Teas*
