The following young people received diplomas:
May class—Ruth Adrianson, ice Anderson, Mildred Axtell, Elaine Buff, Glatha Crater, Carrie Courtney, Anita Draper, William Sarah Frost, Gudrun Clifford Green, Ardia Gustafson, John Henry Heckathorn, Hazel Hegstad, Louise Larson, Connell Luke, Anna Luvaas, Helen Melgard, Dorothy Messenger, Lasca Miller, Emory Nelson, Orlando Oiler, Hazel Olson, Herman Otness, Myrtle Rach, Ruth Ramstedt, Keith Schumacher, Edna Silvey, Reva Smith, Vernon Stroud, The exercises
Gilbertson, Jay Taggart, Andrew Thomson, Virginia Walker, Carlyle Warren, Nell Wilson, Iris Yarborough, Leah Chandler.
Mid class—Ruby Anderson, Linnie Blacker, Edwin Carlson, Marie Carlson, Vina Cochrane, Harpham, Florence Leitch, Marguerite Morgan, Florence Mingo, Allen Phelps, Kenneth Skoog, Elsie May Neal, Hazel Westover.
Pinchot Not Anti-Harding New York—The results of the presidential elections in Pennsylvania and Indiana cannot be taken as a reflection on the Harding administration.
Gifford Pinchot said here today when asked to comment upon his victory in the republican primary for the gubernatorial campaign in Pennsylvania. Mr. Pinchot said his success was due to  Two factors; First, the women; second, the progressives. He predicted a complete victory for the republican party at the coming election. School Men Move Dean Francis A. Thomson, of the school of mines at the university, has taken a loose on the newly completed Butlerfield house, on B street, and is now occupying the place, which is one of the most modern rental properties in the city. Fulton Gale, principal of the high school, has moved into the house just vacated by Dean Thomson, at 209 North Howard street. 