The Indiana State sentinel., 1891-06-24
CONFERRING THE DEGREES.
THE GREAT DAY AT STATE COLLEGES
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BLOOMINGTON, June H. Special. THE
present commencement has been one of
the most successful in the history of the
Indiana university. The attendance of
alumni has been the largest in the insti-
tution's history. In addition to the grad
yates of the literary department there are
to be added the first class of the recently
established law department.. also gradu-
ates, consisting of seven members. This
department has done very successful
work for the last two years which speaks
in high terms of the professors in charge.
The address of Senator Turpie before the
law class was mastery production. The
attendance upon the alumni banquet was
the largest ever known. The dinner was
served in elegant style. The following
toasts were responded to at the banquet:
The Spirit of Reunion n. Peak
Class 's6, North Vernon.
Changes in College Life" Mrs Flora Bryan Weir
Class 20, New Castle
"our Gift to California; William E jenkins
Class 81, Anderson.
The Law Department ..- John b. Bril-
Class 80, Centre Valley.
oss A51 m Proe..orcect ass Leland stanford junior
university, California.
The New President t'-...-..-D Dr. David Starr Jordan
Presidsnt-elsct Leland stanford Junior university
California
President-eiect Indiana university
The Rev. DR.. Joseph s. Jenckes, Glass
'56, Indianapolis, was toast master.
One of the most pleasant features OF
commencement week was the reception
d II. Al az
the residence of Judge Miers Tuesday
night. From o'clock till II constant
stream of visitors, citizens and students
poured into the spacious residence OF
Judge Miers, where they were introduced
10 DR.. Coulter and wife by Judge and
Mrs. Miers and Mr.. and Mrs. Mayor Bus
kirk. The commencement exercises &C.
CURED today. Owing to the large num-
Der of the class all did not speak. The
class is the largest in the history of the
university, consisting of sixty-elght men,
bers, making with the law class seventy
five. Degrees were conferred as follows:
Bachelors of Art.
N GREEK.
Mary Breckenridge, Elizaville.
Anna Bowman Hoffman, Bloomington.
Titus Edmund Kinzie, North Liberty.
Maud Lemon, Spencer.
Mamie McMahan Huntingburg.
IL.
William Stewart Pinkerton, Richland.
Albert Fulton Stewart. Richland.
Charles Henry Taylor, Wolcottville.
INLATIN.
Bette Goss Grimsley Gosport
William Alonzo NARROW, Sullivan.
IN GERMAN.
Anne Helen Kelley, Bloomington.
Mary Margaret Logan, Clsrksburg.
Anna Lucille MosemilleT. Jetiersonville.
Henry Parker Pearson. Bedford.
Garce A. RaWles, Bloomington.
Emmett Lee Richardson, Evansville.
Frederick W. Truscott, New Harmony.
IN ENGLISH.
Charles Cunningham, Greensburg.
Anna Laura Fisher, Richland.
William f. Jenkins Anderson.
William McNa-y LOuden, Bloomington.
Martha Orchard, Bloomington.
Martha Wiley, ElizavilIe.
IN HISTORY.
Frank Fay Axtell, Washington.
Harriet I. Casper. Salem.
Adam Ulysses Crull. Elkhart.
Edwin T. Dyer, Gospnrt
Wilbur r. Ellis Bradford.
Harley II. Hoskins. Seymour.
Samuel Frank Jones, Marion.
Bertha Ethel knight, Worcester, Mass.
Gideon KDOpp, Anderson.
Charles Simpson Meek, Spencer.
Lille Forrest Windsor. Richmond.
Myra Eyangeline Windsor, Richmond
~ ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Ralph Bamberger, Indianapolis.
Edward Kenneth Dye, Owensburg.
John Homer Edwards. Mitchell.
Frank Fetter, Peru.
Walter Wilson French, Mt. Vernon.
Lynn Elmer Kepler, Cambridge City.
Marx Shrum. Salem
IN PHILOSOPHY.
jeremiah W. Bray, Monrovia.
William T. Lindley, Russiaville.
Mary Polk, Bruceville.
IN PEDAGoGICs.
Isaac Vinton Busby, Anderson.
Charles Oscar Chambers, Van Vert
John Foster Clifford, COnnersviIe.
Homer II. Cooper, Ligoner.
William Elmer Henry Peru.
Mary Virginia Mustard. Frankfort.
James Martin Robinson, Greenwood.
John n. Spanger, Cataract.
IN MATHEMATICS.
Louis Lorenzo Dreseher Spencer.
Frank III. Foster. Woodruff.
Bertha E. Hawkins Richmond.
Laura s. Wood. Dublin.
VIII ID. NeWsom, Elizabethtown.
IN PHYSICS.
Elwood P. Cubberly, Andrews.
Daniel Thomas Weir, Muncie.
IN CHEMISTRY.
Robert c. Rogers. Bloomington.
IN GEOLOGY.
John II. Means, Mooreield.
Sonn 4. NeHsoms Columbus.
IN ZOOLOGY.
William 7. Varney, Chrisney.
Albert Jefferson Woolmsn, ButlerYills,
N BOTANY.
David Myers Mottier, Patriot.
Rose Lee Oxer, CampbsllstOvn, o.
Professional Degrees.
BACHELoRs OF LAWS.
Samuel Ashby, Pittsboro.
John Robert Brill, A. B., Center Valley.
Morey III. Dunlap, A. B., Bloom ington.
Theodore j. Louden. A. B., Bloomington.
Charles A. Sala, North Manchester.
John Edward Wiley, A. B.. BloominRto
Thomas T. Wolfe. New Albany.
Advanced Degrees.
MASTERS OF ART IN GENERAL WORK.
William Franklin Ross, BLOOMINGTON. A.
Butler university, 1889. Thesis: 'Philosophio
Proofs Of Theism."
IN LATIN.
Mabel Banta, Franklin. A. B., 1885. Thesis:
The Adelphe Of Terence"
IN GERMANIC LANGUAGES.
John B. Phillips, Holt, Mich, A. B., 1880.
Thesis: 'Lessing's Idea of federation; and It's
tnhuenee on Modern Life"