The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-25
AT THE STATE NORMAL
DIPLOMAS FOR sEvENTY-FTvE WHO
HAVE PASSED ON PROBATION.
Graduating Class Numbers 4 and
Certificates Issued-Other Com
mencement Exercises.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianap polls Journal.
RI HAUTE, June 23-The exercises
OF the twenty-eighth annual commencement
OF the Indiana State Normal school were
held this morning at Normal Hall. The ex-
ercises were opened with the chorus, 20
Blessed are They which Love Thee" sung
by fifteen members Of the Normal music
class. The invocation was delivered by Rev.
Sulger. Of st. Stephens Episcopal Church.
President Parsons. then introduced Charles
R Williams. who addressed the class. After
a solo by Robert Poor. of the graduating
class, President Parsons addressed the
graduates and delivered the diplomas and
certificates. Diplomas are not presented to
the graduates, as is the custom in most
schools, but certificates are presented to
those who have satisfactorily finished the
course and they have to take the examina-
tons for teachers licenses in order to teach.
After they have taught successfully for two
years after leaving school and presented
certificates from their county superintend-
ents they are given diplomas. This year
there were LIS in the graduating class and
seventy-nine were given diplomas, which en-
title them to a life license to teach in the
schools Of Indiana. The list of graduates
and the counties in which they reside is as
follows:
Thaddeus D.. A~nglemeyer, Huntington;
Sonn II. BAR. st. Joseph; Louise E. Bays,
Bland and Hettie Bland, Knox; Edgar Bless
ing, Benton; w. NJ. Blount, Marion; John
r. Breeze, Carroll; Charles Brooks. WASH
Burdette, Madison; Flora Cady. Miami;
frankie Cook. Howard; Minnie f. Coffman,
Putnsm: Fannie NJ. Curtis, vigo; Ora
Homer b.. Dickey, Grant; Oscar Dye.
Greene; John G. Eddleman. Bartholomew;
frank Ealabarger, Howard: John p. First,
huntington; Elizabeth Fischer and Daniel
Freeman, Vigo; John Garrigus. Parke; Flor
ehce ttaney, Tucson. Ariz.; Anna NJ. Hay
ward, Vigo; William F. Headley, Monroe;
Ira Z. Heaston, Huntington; Ethel A.
Heath, Vigo; r ". Himlick. Grant; J. G.
Hirsbrunner. Parke; Mary Hornor, vigo;
John /. House, Knox; Ella Hover. Wayne;
ton. Huntington; Gala Kassabaum, Dear
born; T.. c. Kennedy. Morgan; Marcia
Kesler. vigo: w. s. King and Charles Kirk
Mary IAnville, Putnam; Rosemary Little.
Dom A. Little and NJ. Caroline Madison,
X Hisq Ma kSsfT' A 4; Nanny : orv HasDf e. M HSTaTd
Jay; Leslie c. McCarty. Owen; Madge Nc
Kee. Newton; S. L. Mcdonald. S~helburn;
John III; Nash, sullivan; Emily Parker: We.
Petty, Wabash: James c. Piety. Vigo: Rob
ert Poor. Shelby; J. d; Porter. Parke: Nora
lin: Frank T. Reising. Harrison; w. d.
Reiter, Owen; George Richmond, Hancock;
w. H.. Riechers, Lake: Maud RittenhCuse,
Wabash Kate Mae Richards, Hendricks;
zulu Robinson, Vigo; Lorin w. Ross. Boone:
Ffdelie Royse, Vigo; Henry S. Schell, Ma
RON; Lena shuchardt. vlgo; Edgar NJ.
Cora Shirley, Vigo: Carrie Sibel and Bertha
Smell. Carroll: Mary Stewart and Mary
Stimson, Vigo: Ella Stwalley, Owen; r.
Quin Taviner. Huntington; Willard II.
Thomas. Harrison; Sadie Thomas. Starke;
c. E Vinzant. Parke; Anna Vehslage and
Warren: Lewis B. Webster, Vermillion;
Olive WELLS. Vigo; Ella Welsh, Jasper:
Isaac ID. White and Oscar Williams, Parke;
Lola Wilson. Clarence Wilson and Lola M.
VIM.