The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-20
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NEW BOARD ELECTED
MEETING OF THE WABASH COLLEGE
TRUSTEES AND ALUMNI BANQUET.
Toasts Responded to by Several Old
Students from IndianapoIis-F1eld
Day at North Manchester.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, June 49,
The regular annual meeting of the board
Of trustees of Wabash College was held in
the Yandes Library Hall at 9 O'Clock this
morning. The following were present: DIR.
Charles Hutchinson, of New Albany; DIR.
W. p. Kane, of Bloomington. ILL.,; Thomas
r. Paxton, of Princeton; Hon. Simon
Yandes, Hon. John NJ. Butler, Judge Will
liam A. Woods and DR.. NJ. L. Haines, of
Indianapolis; DR.. G. S. Burroughs, t. II.
Ristine. Judge A. D.. Thomas, o. NJ. Gregg,
Alexander Thomson. DR.. J. F. futile and
Capt R. e Bryant, OF this city. The en-
tire time OF the morning session was taken
up In hearing the reports from the college
president, treasurer, auditor, Librarian and
each member of the faculty. The alumni
vote for a representative on the board of
trustees resulted as follows: A. b. Ander-
son. city. IS; II. H. Ristine. city. 81; Rev.
s. c. Dickey, 80; Rev. o. A. Smith, Is; total
vote. 2os. n afternoon the following were
elected trustees for the ensuing four-year
term: Blackboard Condit, Terre Haute;
Charles Hutchinson, New Albany; j. l..
Orr, Evansville; t. H. Ristine, A. B. An
derson and George S. Burroughs, city. Rev.
w. p. Kane. of Bloomington. was chosen
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Campbell. secretary; T. H. Ristine, treas
urer; r. E. Bryant. auditor. The executive
committee is: ]. F.. Tuttle. A. Thompson,
o. NJ. Gregg, a. b. Anderson, T. H. Ris-
tine, r. E. Bryant, A. ID. Thomas. NJ. L.
Haines; committee on instructions, trustees
Kane. Tuttle,' Haines, Burroughs, Thomas
and Paxton.
The report OF the president contained
recommendations concerning the future
policy Of the college. The subject of CO.
education was discussed, and it was not
deemed expedient to attempt it at present.
There will probably be no other changes
besides Professor Smith to be made in the
present faculty, unless 1t will be in the case
OF the physical director.
The names of the alumni of the college
did not appear this year in the regular cata-
logue. as usual, but the names, as we'll as
the names of every student who entered the
college. will appear in a separate book. TO
after.
A successor to Prof. Alex. Smith, chem
istry, will not be chosen until some of the
applicants can be seen personally.
At the alumni banquet tonight the adj
dress was delivered by Thomas r. Mar
shall, class 70, OF Columbia City.
Following the alumni address came the
toasts. as follows: The Occasion" Rev. NJ
l. Hsines. Indianapolis; Words of Wei
AFTER the Campaign" ex-President Tut
Indianapolis. and Rev. Noble. Chicago
9Th New Alumni Trustee" A. 3. An.
derson; Business and Literature" J. L
Cleveland, Indianapolis; college and
State" W.. A Ketcham. Indianapolis
Memories and Impressions" Rev. j.: r
Mitchell, Ffndlay.. o.; The College
Fence" II. II. Ristine; college Life To-
day" F. NJ. Shanklin. At midnight the
alumni association was called TO order an6
7. d. Tyffe, of this city elected president
for next year; Professor Osborne secretary
A m was appointed to select q
speaker for next year, and the same ban
quet committee was retained. The senior
class was admitted. and Professors Smith
Thomas, King, kingerly and futile were
made associate members.