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Utah State University Commencement, 1958 – Main Campus Utah State University DigitalCommons@USU Commencement Programs Students 1958 Utah State University Commencement, 1958 – Main Campus Utah State University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/commencement Recommended Citation Utah State University, "Utah State University Commencement, 1958 – Main Campus" (1958). Commencement Programs. 55. https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/commencement/55 This Commencement Program - Main Campus is brought to you for free and open access by the Students at DigitalCommons@USU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Commencement Programs by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@USU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. J.altj-lJJth dlnnual @bnuneneement Wah J-tate rllnioetJittJ, (1.tiday_., (June lU:1h J.ahttdaJJ, (}ILIU UOlllflt ~ luuuJud lilhJ--tig}d The wearing of academic costume at Commencement exer­ cises is traditional among universities. The type and color of dress is indicative of individual academic achievement in the various fields of scholastic endeavor. In order for the audience to better appreciate and understand the pagentry of color, the following information is presented. In 1894, the Intercollegiate Commission, comprised of leading American educators, drafted a code to regulate the design of gowns and hoods that might be worn to identify the wearer and show, uniformly, evidence of scholastic achievement. This Inter­ collegiate Code has been adopted by the majority of colleges and universities in the United States. The colors of the tassels on the caps worn by the students represent the Colleg es of the University from which the candi­ date is being graduated. Agriculture --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mai e Business and Social Sciences ----------------------------------------------------Dr b\ 1 Education --------------------------------------------------------------------------Light Blue \J Engineering ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Oran~e Forest, Range and Wildlife Management ----------------------------Russe Home and Family Living ------------------------------------------Gold - Yello'Y University College ------------------------------------------------------Dark Crimso ,:;;, School of Graduate Studies ( Ed. D., Ph. D.) ________________________Col The colors of the hoods of the candidates who receive ( Master's and Doctor 's degrees are the school colors of Utah Sta University - blue and white. The colors of the hoods of facu\t ') members represent the school colors of the institution from whibh they have received their degrees. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alma Sonne ------------------------Chairman ------------------------------------Logan Fern B. Ercanbrack __________Vice Chairman ---------------------------- Provo Newell V. Sanders --------------------------------------------------------------Kaysville R. J.Potter ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Garland Eve S. Ashton -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Vernal L. Glenn Garrett -------------------------------------------------------------------- Ogden Henry R. Hurren ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Logan L. N. Marsden ------------------------------------------------------------------Cedar City Ralph S. Blackham ---------------------------------------------------------------- Moroni David W. Evans ---------------------------------------------------------- Salt Lake City Joseph Rosenblatt ------------------------------------------------------Salt Lake City D. Bennie Schmiett ------------------------------------------------------------ Roosevelt Lamont F. Toronto ____________(ex-officio) __________________Salt Lake City Secretary of State Wesley D. Soulier ______________ (ex-officio) __________________Salt Lake City President, Alumni Association The Board of Trustees is composed of twelve citizens of th e State appointed by the Governor for a term of four years, and two ex-officio members, the Secretary of State and the President of the Utah State University Alumni Association. The Board is charged with the making of general policy for the management and operation of all property and affairs of the University, its Divisions and Branches. maccalaureale dervices evening, 7.30 j, . m . Pru:smENT DARYLCHASE, Conducting "O verture to n1e· M e1stersmgers· · " ----------------------------------------- W agner UNIVERSITY-COMMUNITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ANDREWJ. GALos, Director Invocation --------------------------------------------------------------------Mark S. Ballif "I Am Alpha and Omega" ---------------------------------------------------- Stainer CHANSONETTES AND MEISTERSINGERS WALTERWELTI, Director "Let the Mountains Shout for Joy" ------------------------------------Stephens CHANSONETTES WALTERWELTI, Director BONNIE BODEN, Accompanist Sermon ----------------------------------------------------------Elder Henry D. Moyle ''Iphigenia in Aulius" --------------------------------------Christoph von Gluck u NIVERSITY-COMMUNITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ANDREWJ. GALos, Director Alma Mater Hymn -------------------------------- Candidates for Graduation Benediction ------------------------------------------Father William J. Hannifin "Grand March" from Aida ---------------------------------------------------------Verdi u NIVERSITY-COMMUNITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ANDREWJ. GALos, Director C @ommencemen l C0xercises eJ~l urday ww rn tn g, 9:30 a . m. PREsrnENT DARYL CHASE, Conducting "Entrance and March of the Peers " ------------------------------------Sullivan u NIVERSITYCON CERTBAND MAX DALBY,Director Invocation ---------------------------------···········-··-······ Father Jerome Stoffel "Holy Radiant Light" ································--··-··-----···-·- Gretchanioff u NIVERSITYCHOIR A. L. DITTMER,Director Address to Graduates ................................................ Mr. L. F. Pett "Psyche and Eros" ······································-··-··--···· Franck-Harding u NIVERSITYCONCERT BAND MAX DALBY,Director Report and Conferring of Degrees ............ President Daryl Chase Welcome to the Alumni Association ........ Mr. Wesley D. Soulier "Battle Hymn of Republic" ...................... Arranged by Wilhousky u NIVERSITYCON CERT BANDAND CHOIR A. L. DITTMER,DIRE CTOR Benediction --·---·------------··------------------···----·-···-Eld er Cecil B. Kenne r "Regal Procession" --··--·····-·····-·-·······-···-····--······-········--·---·-· Williams UNIVERSITYCONCERT BAND MAX DALBY,Director CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE College of The candidates will be presented Agriculture by D an R. H. Walk er Alai, Alapur Leavitt, Glade Verlen Allen, Gary Green e Lind, Charles Douglas Anderson, Larry Evan Llttledyke, Ernest T. Anderson , Loran C. Major, Richard B. Anderson, Merrill Elmo Matheson, Kenneth H., Jr. Austin, Joseph Wells Mathews, Leland Paul Banks, Lavoir A. Matsuura , Glenn Bendixen, Warren E. Matthews, Nyle Joseph 0 Berry, Eldon Jay McDowell, Larry L. Black, Leland Earl Mclnelly, Chan E. Bybee, Sirren Florenz Molyneaux, Blaine G. Carley, James Anthony Moss, Theron A. Carnahan, Orville D. Murdock, Roland Gene Carroll, Clarence John Murray, Dallas Ervin Chambers, Garth Langton Novis, Daryl Glenn Childs, Cloyd William 01 son, Wayne Henry Crane, George Thomas Olsen, Claine Wyatt Cutler, Dean Reid Oscarson, Ed Walker Dalley, William Jay Oviatt, Clark H. Daniels, Joseph J. 0 Polatis, Lowell Tanner Earl, Jessy Lamar Quayle, Therald Philip Elliott , Norvil Ray Reid, Neil Kenneth °Fujiwara, O&amu R ynolds, Douglas Alan Fullmer , Darrell Junior Richman, Lavar M. Ganjaei, Ghodr tollah Rivers, Arthur Lorenzo Gibbons, GI n Dee Root, Dewey Delmar Godfrey, Lloyd Marrin r Saline , K nneth Rex Hales, Blaine Davis Sandberg, Rex D. Hansen, Gary West Saxton, Leslie Richard 0 Heinz, Don J. Seamons, Lavon H rbert Hendricks , Tad Dee 0 Skidmore, Edward Lyman Hess, Vernon Lee Slack, Glenn Deloy Hoffman, Keith A. Soper, Jack A. Holyoak, Richard L., Jr. Soufan, Mohamm ed Abdul Rohman Hossner , Lloyd Richard St wart John D v r Hunsaker, Curtis B. Stoddard, David Tann r Huntsman , Dennis Cannon Swenson, Royal Jay Johns Max Claridg e Taylor, Richard M l~in Kelantery, Nosratollah Thompson, Fredrick Paul King, Jack Volney Tilley, Keith Charles King, Ray C. Wagstaff, Robert K. Kleinman , Leland Archie Willis Elijah McKay Kowallis, Theodore R. Wilson, Robert Burton Lamb , Doran Rolland Wilson, Roger Lavern Larson , Glen Eugene Wright, Ramon College of The candidat s will b pr sent ·d Business and Social Sciences by Dean M. R. M rrill Ahlstrom, Callis Blythe Anderson, Jarrett S. All n, Roy Anderson, Lamar Cornell Allsop, John Lionel Austin, Monte Ray 0 Baldwin, Richard C. Lloyd, Raymond Edward Bates, Jay Harold Lockyer, Douglas Kent Berrey, Wayne Chari s Lofgr en John arr Blotter, K ith Ray MacDonald, Andrew G. Bo an, G orge Steven fajors, Bazil 0 . Brimhall, Roger Monson Mantz , Harry Willard Broadbent, S ldon Ray Mantz, Maurice Orville Brown, Boyd Lewis Massey, Russill L. Brown, Ronald Clair Maugh an, Roy Hyrum 0 Bushman, John Theodore McConnell, Joann Jack Cady, Bryan Virgil, Jr. McDonough, Thomas L. Chandler, William C. McEntire, Glen H. Clawson, Wayne L. Merrill , Gaylord Gaymen Comer, G rald H. Merrill, Ralph Cazi r Cook, Jay H. Mickelsen, Marian Kaye Crookston, Ronald Hugh 0 Micke1sen, Vaun D. Cro by, Kendall Morris, Wilford Byron Davis, Michael Harding Mortensen, Vernal J. Durrant , Thomas
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