The record-union., 1898-12-25

| and was granted further time.
The trouble arose from an indorse-
ment on her grammar grade life di-
ploma which had been granted by the
| State Board on her certificate issued
| by the San Diego County Board. The
| Endorsement showed that her original
| certificate had been granted on a Gi-
ploma from a Pennsylvania Normal
! School The contention was to the eff
! feet that she had no Pennsylvania nor
NAL diploma, but testimony had been
] taken showing that she did hold a per-
i nanent certificate from that State. Pro-
/ fessor Pierce desired to secure further
testimony before bringing in a final
report.
In May of the present year Phil. M
! Condit Principal of the Eureka High
! School, applied for an educational di-
ploma, High School grade, represent
| ing that he was an accredited gradu-
ate student of the State University
Condit, it seems, had filed with the
Recorder of the University a statement
to the effect that he held a B. S. de-
gree from Oberlin College, Ohio, and
that he held a M S. degree from Col
orado State, presumed by the uni
versity officials to mean the Colorado
State University.
A protest from citizens of Humboldt
! County against granting the diploma
and containing charges that he was
not a graduate of any college, was ir
| evidence.
| Professor Brown said that Mr.. Con
dts application was filed with the un-
derstanding that his degrees of B. S
and NJ S. would be produced, but that
| they never had.
| Mr. Condit, who was present, was
asked to explain matters, and admit
ted that he had never graduated from
| Oberlin College. He, however, had
taken a normal course in Ohio, and
! had been engaged in teaching prac-
tically all his life. He showed a life
/ diploma granted by the Colorado State
Board of Education, but said that he
| had received the degree of B. S. from
an Ohio college prior to that time. He
had, while in Colorado, written to the
! President of the college named, an6
the latter had notified him that he had
| been entered as a Master of Sciences
on the rolls of that institution.
Professor Randall stated that Condit
| had informed him that he was grad
uate of Oberlin College, and Mr.. Condit
while he did not deny it, intimated
| that the Professor might be mistaken
| Professor Brown insisted on keeping
the discussion down to the statement
to the University Recorder written by
| Condit himself, in which he claimed
| to be a graduate of Oberlin College
| and to having received a M S. degree
from Colorado State.
Mr.. Condit said he had never intend
ed to make such a statement, but that
if he had made mistake he supposed
he must suffer for it.
! Professor Ritter moved that Condit's
application for a diploma be denied
but after some further discussion, or
motion of Professor Black Condit was
| given further time to straighten out
if possible, the tangle into which af-
fairs had fallen.
1t seems that could Condit have
| gained admittance to the university
as a graduate student, he would havt
been advanced four years higher ir
his work, and would have been materi-
ally benefited thereby
DIPLOMAS GRANTED.
Diplomas were granted as follows:
Life Diplomas of the High School,
Grade. T. Bevan, E. Norris Cox
Leonidas L. Evans, julius H. Fire
hammer, James w. Henry, Emily II
Hilton, Frank S. Israel, Charles t
Meredith, Ross Howard Van Horn.
Educational Diplomas of the High
School Grade = Elizabeth A Everett
George Whitefeld Wright, Charles
Lincoln Williams.
Life Diplomas of the Grammar
| (sY~o6 10xy
e. Anderson, w. w. Atherton, Dora A
Blanchard, Matte S. Cate, Ada c.
Cleveland, A. Harvey Collins, Belle II
Crocker, Florence M. Cromer, Lizzie
Day, Berthae E. Ebert, Frank Everts
Ellis, Norma F'reyschlag, Katie A
Georghegan, Keturah c.. Getz, Mary E
Clifford, Jane II. Gillespie, Bertha May
Hall, Lille Harris. Amelia Ingersol
Eleanor NJ. Joy, Lizzie NJ Kallenbach
Annie L. Kerrins, Cecilia F. Langley
Emma Logan, Emma c. Markell, MINI
Martin, Arch. B. MacGillivray, Frances
Milliron, Nellie Colwell Morrison Lou
B. Mccormick, Mary c. McManus
Kathryn G. McQuaide, Edith H. Mich
OILS, Ellen n. Parsons, Ora NJ Peoples
Sarah E. Perry, Kate Phelan, Fanny
M Phillips, Sadie NJ. Pink
ham, Robert NJ Porter, Nettie
Price. Ellen A. Riley. Spurgeon Y
Riley, Clara A. Rooksby, Marie Ruef
Levi J. Spencer, S. J. Thompson, En-
ma L. Turner, Adolphus w. Wier.
Nellie G.. Walsh, Carrie A. Walton
Edgar B. Wright, Joseph P Yoder.
Educational Diplomas of the Gram
mar School Grade-Luella M. Alexan-
der. Alice Amaden, Matte Arnold An
ME NJ. Brennan, Jessie Brunson, Min
ME Burger, Lottie Cantlin, Mollie A
Curtis. Alberta Gambler, Eva Griswold
Emma L. Groth, Charles w. Haycock
Hattie Kinds. Elizabeth K. c. Hill
Don r. Jacks, Lula Jack, Jessie Jen-
kins, Belle Jacoby, Mrs. Lulu NJ Keel
er. Floyd E. Kidd. Augusta L. Kuhls
Anita w. Leadbetter, Flora w Lead
better. Amanda Mathews, Mamie
Meador. Mrs. Mary D. Mcconnell, An
ma E. Mcdonald, F. L. Norton, Sara
Z. Odbert, Annette NJ. Osgood, Eva r
/ Peterson, Henry Grove Rawlins, Bessie
/ r. Reaves. Alfred E. Roberts, Ada May
/ Roberts. Ella G. Snider: Emma May
/ Tillotson, c. H. Tubbs, Honoria r. p
Tuomey. Edgar K Ward. Mrs Helen
d. Watson, Florence Wilson, Joseph
Rankin Young.
/ Normal Documents-I4inas B. Beck
with. Emily Buckham, NJ Edith Col
lingridge. Mary Cowan, Katie J. Cur
| ley. Emma Fleishman Fielder. Marian
/ e. Folsom. Mrs. Efffe Henderson, Ger
! trude J. Horgan, Lucy B. Hornbeck