The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-16
SHEEPSKINS FOR 40
LARGEST CLASS EVER GRADUATED
BY THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
Wabash College Casts Twenty Seniors
Adrift-Princeton Makes Adj
miraI Dewey an LII. ID.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.


BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 1.-THE an
nual commencement exercises of Indiana
University were held of the new gymnasium
this morning and proved one of the most in
terestiHg occasions in the history of the in
stitution There were 40 degrees conferred,
the graduating class being the largest in
the history Of the university. The class at
tended in a body and was seated in front
of the rostrum. The exercises were opened
by invocation by Rev NJ G. Allison, of the
Walnut-street Presbyterian Church, fol-
lowed by an address by Chancellor Snow,
Of Kansas State University, in which he
discussed the benefits growing out of high
er education. DR.. w. L. Bryan, vice presi-
dent, gave the farewell to the seniors, and
the degrees were conferred by President
Swain. Rev. S. r. Lyons, the new president
of Monmouth, gave the benediction. De-
grees were conferred as follows:
Bachelors of Arts
Greek-William Cyrus Gunnerson, William
Latin-Mary Durham, Mary Elizabeth
Hartman Edna Johnson, William Knox,
elizabeth Parker, Anna Ida Stultz, Edgar
French-Helen Coleman Benbridge, Neya
Bethel, Elizabeth WaSmuth.
German-Abbie Florence Barrett, Charles
Diven Campbell, Charles Gideon Davis,
George Riley De Bruler, Thomas Monroe
Jones, James Corydon Mathews, Jacob Sci
berth.
EngIish-saIlie Jean Bodemer. David Or
land Coate, Alice Mary Farmbrough, Mary
Ida Fogleman, Eta Diermeyer Leonard,
Caroline Reynolds Minor, Louise Peters,
viii Allyn Reed, Ohio Leon Reid, Rather
inc Frederick Schaefer. Anne Gertrude
Scott, Carrie Emma Scott, Henry Lester
Smith, Bessie Hornbrook Thrall, Mary
Louise Thrall, Minnie Ethel Townsend.
Hlstory-Mary Elizabeth Brown, Dollie
Bufink, Josephine Moroa Cox, Exum
nd lf0ra To-
John Christian Dodson, Aquila Dura Flesh
man, George Donahue Forkner, Helen Greg
Vara Morgan, Eli Perkins Myers, Ulysses
Homer Nicholson, George Perry Weedman,
Carrie Virginia Wells, Redick Andrew Wy
lie.
Economics-Claude Mcdonald Hamilton.
Lewis Alexander Holman, George Parks,
Edwin julius Raber.
Philosophical Bordner, Mary Okey
Kolb. Robert Elijah Newland, James Por-
ter, William Shryer.
PEDAGOGY William Davis Chambers. Car
oline Jennings Clark. Henry Conrad Deist,
Emma Louise Felbaum, William Henry
Glascock. Joseph Hiram scholl.
Heath, William Albert Oliphant.
PhySicS-Nobe Knots.
Chemistry-William Allen Beane, William
Louis William Hughes. George Alexander
Lovett, ODDS Herbert Rhoads, De Laskie
Smith, BENJAMIN Franklin Zimmerman.
Zoology-Winfeld Augustus Denny, George
Hart Hansell.
Geology-Lee Fent Bennett. Charles
Botany-Florence Hawkins, Rousseau Nc
Clellan.
The following students have almost COM
pleted the work for the degree of Bachelor
of Arts, In case the work Is completed and
accepted by. Sept. Is, they will be graduated
as members of the class of 1898:
Fritsch.
English-susie Polk Wilson.
History-Elnora Cantwell, Caroline Chris
nTlly nrA
Jean Walker, Ernest Paul Wiles.
Economics-Everett Walter Trook
Philosophy-James Hannibal Jeffrey, En-
Pedagogy-William Hanford Hershman
Mathematics-Emmett Orlando King, Lau-
ra Liddle.
Physics-John Andrew stoneking, Milo
Stuart
:, Chemistry-CharIes, Orville Bechtol
George Clarence Bush.
zoology-George Ebert Mitchell. Oran
Arnold Province
Botany-Leonard Young.
Bachelors of Laws
James McNeal Blackford. Walter Levi
Carey, Edward Sherman Davis, Ralph Will
son French, Augustus Hail. Daniel Joseph
Moran, Frederick Christian Muller, Gustav
sm au Es eor EyaFt PTyOr Lott APnso
Tabor. Ray Thompson, James Lindley
Tucker
The following students have almost com
pleted the work for the degree of Bachelor
of Laws In case the work is completed and
accepted by Sept. Is. they will be graduated
as members of the class of 1898: William
Baden Bridwell and Fremont Miller.
Masters of Arts
In German-Philipp Seiberth. Gustavus
Leonard Spillmann, A. B.. Indiana Univer-
slty, 1897. Emma Belle Stevenson,* A. b.
Indiana University. 1894.
In History--Waltcr Townsend Brown,* A.
b.. Indiana University, 1894; Abraham Lin
coin Whitmer, A B., Indiana University,
1897.
-, In Philosophy--oNorman Triplett, A B.,
Illinois College, 1885,
In Pedagogy-Edward Conradi, A. B., In
diana University, 1897; Newton Carr John
son, a. B., Indiana University 1897.
In Observation-Disclosures Sherman Hanna,
A. b., Indiana University, 1895; James Har-
vey Hayworth, A. B., Indiana University
1890; Robert Mckee McDni, A. B., Indiana
University, 1894
In Physics-Rolla Roy Ramsey,* A. B.,
In Cnemistry-Herbert ellison Reddick.*
A. b., Indiana University 1897; John Wilkes
Shepherd, A. B., Indiana University. 1896.
In General Studies-Willam voorhees,
Payne, A B., Indiana University 1895
students who have almost completed the
work for the degree of Master of Arts The
diploma will be issued upon the completion
Of the work.