The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-26
PURDUE'S CLASS
WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS on THE
EVENING OF JUNE IL.
Proposed Changes in the University
FacuIty-CIass of Thirty-Six to Be
Graduated from EarIham.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.


LAFAYETTE. Ind, May 25.-Purdue Uni
versity, on June IL, will grant diplomas to
ITO students. the largest graduating class
in its history. Invitations 10 the COM
mencement were issued yesterday, and the
exercises this year will be of more than
usual interest. President Gunsaulus. of
Armour Institute, and President ]. II. Bar
rows. of Oberlin College. will participate.
During commencement week it is intended
to lay the cornerstone of the new Eliza
Fowler memorial hall.
Following are the names of those who
will be graduated: Clarence E. Adams,
Lebanon; Robert E. Adreon, st. Louis;
William Aitkenhead, West Lafayette; Mu-
riel Afford, Lafayette; Howard l.. Ander-
son, Chicago; Hugh Armstrong. White
Plains, n. Y; Bernice II. Baker. Otterbein;
Austin L. Berger, Reading Pa; Gustaf
II. Berquist, Geneva, H.; William T. Berk-
shire, Rockport; Herman G. Berry, New
Augusta; Burton a. Bertinshaw, brewers
burg; Hubert c. Blackwell, Cleveland;
Charles c. Boyer, Indianapolis; Edison
Brock, Decatur: Walter Bueher, Indian
apolis Allyn Bullock, Audenried, Pa; Mer-
rill A Call. Sioux City. Ia; Thomas H
Cleary Greenfield; George H. Cook. ST.
Louis Crossing; John P. Cook. Athol,
Mass; Edward n. Dashiell, Indianapolis
John NJ. Davidson, Evansville; Charles A.
Davis, Rochester; Edward Davis, Indian
apolis; Josiah r. Deardweff. Morocco
Frances NJ. De Frees, Indianapolis; John
w. Dietz. Madison; Joseph P. Dinsmore
and Leon w. Dinsmore, Bloomington; Per-
ry w. Dirham, South Bend; John r. Dos
tai, Denver, Col; William S. Don, Indian
apolis; Kenneth B. Duncan, Princeton;
Charles w. Ely, Brooklyn; Orion L. Fos-
ter, Upton Taylor Fouts. Camden: Earl
d. Fristoe, Decatur; Harry o. Garman,
Rolling Prairie; Philip Gillin. Birds, Ill. !;
Edith Greene and Ward r. Gregg, Lafay-
cite; Fred c. Hanker, Toledo, ILL.,; HUI
NJ Harris. Jackson, Tenn; Frank Har-
shaw and Margaret f. Haywood. West
Lafayette; Frederic B. Hofft, Indianapo-
lis Caleb Hollingsworth. Dana; John c..
Huffman, Milford: Leslie Huxtable, Con-
nersville; Elmer r. IlgenfritZ Lafayette;
Ralph w. Ingersoll and Merton Keefe,
West Lafayette; Alva e. Kemmer, Lewis
Vile; Terry 7. King, Jeffersonville; Arthur
L. Kittredge, Dayton, o.; Casimer j..
Germantown; Walter H. Lane. Colfax:
Fred Leary, West Lafayette; Everett A.
Lewman, West Union; Dorsey NJ. Lynch.
Lafayette; John c. McGrath, Lafayette;
Arthur McWillams Middletown: Anthony
Maischader. Shermerville. ILL.,; Estell Mar
tin, Richmond; Edwin NJ May, Cincinnati;
Harry G. May, Covington, Ky; George w.
Megrew, Galveston, Tex; Barrett NJ. Mer-
rill, Spokane, Wash; Joseph p. Miller.
Greensburg; Singleton r. Mitchell and Ed
ward Mueller, Lafayette; Frank NJ. Muel-
Ter. Milton Raymond L. Nelson, Lowell;
John l.. Nesbitt. Paramount; Theodore w.
Newburn. Hoopeston, ILL.,; Elmer L. Ogle.
New Castle; Roscoe w. Parks. Lafayette;
Leaman +. Peckham, Chicago; Ralph A.
Peticolas Victoria, Tex; James D. Pick
ard Charlotte, n. c.; Charles d. Porter,
Fort Wayne; Clarence E. Reid. Winamac:
Roland b. Renner. Nashville, Tenn; Rob
Rhoads, Indianapolis; Frank r. Rideout,
| Toledo, o.. Nat f. Roberts, Kendallsville:
George A. Smith, Manistee. Mich; Walter
| d. Smoot, Peru; Oscar G. Stein, Anderson;
| James s. Tatman, COnnersville; Ralph Il.
! Trueblood, Danville. ILL.,; Frank B. Timber
/ lake, Lafayette: Karl f. Ullrich, Idaho
| Springs. Col; John w. Van Malta, La
fayette; Greco B; Veal; Economy; An
thony w. Vestal. Elwood; Harry f. Vim
! cent. Davenport. Ia; Ned j. Wheeler,
| Crown Point; Malcolm r. White. Oak Park
III; Frank B. Wilkerson, Huntington. David
| II. Wilson, Paterson, n. J.; Earl w.
| Winans. Columbus; Albert E. Wood, AL
bion. ILL.,; Earl E. Young, Alexandria
Louis NJ Zapp. Louisville. Ky.
! Several changes in the Purdue faculty To
be made at the opening of the university
/ instructors will be added to the mathe-
NAUTICAL department. One OF these will be
| Professor Hancock, graduate of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, and the other will
| be Professor Beckett, of Cornell Both are
said to be strong men in their line OF
work. 1t is said that Professor G. H.
| Robertson, of the mechanical engineering
| department, will resign his position at Pur-
| due soon and go to Chicago to deliver scien-
| tific lectures.