The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-14

they would spare the feelings of no one
from under classmen to the professors and
naturally there was much talk that juniors,
sophomores and freshmen would perpe-
trate a grand coup OF some sort TO get
even with the seniors before they were
through. Nothing more serious than good
natured retorts from the audience and a
possible yell or two was ever considered,
but the seniors secured the services OF
the police, and the first college yell let
loose in the audience resulted in Special
policeman Sebastian rushing in and forc!-
bly, eJecting several people. After this any
feeble effort of the juniors TO make any
demonstration whatever was promptly
squelehed by the strong arm OF the law.
Such proceedings in class day exercises mas
heretofore been unknown. That a senior
class OF thirty-two members should play
the baby act by appealing TO the police
authorities to aid them ia forcing their
personalities on the under classmen is
everywhere tonight being universally con-
oemned. Member OF the alumni, pro-
fessors of the college and all alike con-
denim the action of the seniors, which was
IN no way sanctioned by the faculty.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
FRANKLIN College was held this morning.
-Four new directors for three years were
CHOSEN. At the directors meeting arrange
ments were made for the completion OF a
portion Of the new building, which will I'm
clude the halls for the Per1clesian and
Webster societies. The board OF directors
also very materially increased President
alumni association was held this afternoon.
Or. Stott was presented the sword carried
by him while serving as captain in the
Eighteenth Regiment Of Indiana Volun-
teers. Resolutions were adopted by the as
soc1ation in commendation of DIR. Stott's
record and service as president of the col
elected. They are: President, c. NJ. Carter,
81; vice president, Ethelwyn Miller. "a;
treasurer w. c; Thompson. 80; secretary.
Jeannette Zeppenfeldt, go; C. E. Goodell.
80. and r. A Brown, "a. Gen. T.. j. Nor
gan delivered the alumni address this even
ing on The Christian College as a Factor
The commencement exercises proper will
take place in the First Baptist Church to-
morrow morning at 1890 o'clock. The fol-
lowing is the programme:
The Spinning Wheel (Meyerbeer). la.
dies chorus; Deck We the Pathway"
nalf OF the graduating class, by Rev. A.
ID Strong; on Milton, the Poet of the
English ! a,b RefPgmstion,% Rondo, op. Is sCho-
"Gondolier's Song (Graben-Hoffman). la
dies chorus; comforting degrees,
Night (Gade), ladies' chorus.
The graduates are as follows:
Jesse NJ. Batterton. Lebanon; Jefferson
NJ. Carter. Salem; Robert l.. Catlett, Fair
F1della A. Duncan, Russiaville: Daniel c..
Duncan, Carroll; Jessie E. Dunkin,
Carroll; Mary C. Furgason. Cum
Hannah Middleton. Franklin: Eth
elwyn Miller, Franklin; Marcia Miller,
franklin: Charles l. overstreet Franklin;
Smith. Gas City; Grace e. Stott, Franklin;
William c.. Vail. Aurora; Lillian Weyl.
Franklin; Allie ID. Wilson, Evansville
Charles A. Wilson, Evansville; Celestine
Wood. Franklin; Robert B. Wright, Coates
vile.
Il. S.-Charles j. Bunnell, Waynetown;
Otis w. Caldwell. Elizaville; Edo l.. Hen
rcks, Nineveh; Flora L. Henricks. Nineveh;
Joseph u. Jones, Clayton; Minnie Jones,
Clayton; Cora Eta Webb, Franklin.
Pm. B.-Percy L. Catlett, Paramount, Ill.
Mildred z. sourwine, Escanaba, Mich.
There are nine graduates from the pre-
paratory department, as follows: Claude
y. Andrews, Toronto; Carey Brenneman,
Oswego; Lula L. Kerlin. Franklin; Achilles
j. Protsman, Vevay; Edith r. Stott, Frank
lin; Effie vi. Mahaffy, Newborn: Desta NJ.
Oviatt, Greenwood; John George, Green
wood; Nora Keeney, Mount Ayr.