The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-19


unsuccessful candidate there came boy
TO be a student in Indiana University. He
worked his way through, teaching school
one year and attending school the next
Some time after his graduation ne went
abroad for study for two years. he re-
turned to a professorship in a neighborlng
institution. Later he was called 10 one OF
the great universities of the farther west
Still later he was invited 10 become the
assistant of one of the leading scientists
of the country. And when two years ago
he died an untimely death in Boston he was
well on the way to the position Where ne
could render TO society the full measure OF
service which was potential In the oack-
woods boy.
That is democracy. 1t is all very fine to
say that men are free and equal and nave
a like right to life liberty and the pursuit
OF happiness. but If vast numbers OF the
children of the people are LETT without redi
opportunity to make the most OF them
selves such a saying is mockery. heal
democracy means that society at It's pest
comes 10 the children of all the people ana
sets lessons for them. makes paths Tor them
TO all the occupations which history has
proved good. This Is the ideal or INDIANA
University, the ideal OF those who nave TOT
three-quarters OF century laoored "l'hlI
its walls, the ideal of those who nave STOOD
without the walls 10 defend the INSTITUTION
against extinction. 1t Is the ideal OF me
man whom we this day lose 1 speak Win
careful sincerity, with complete conVlcuoh
when | saw that through these nine years
he has labored with whole-hearted deNo-
ton and with a will which is as rare ds
genius 10 make Indiana University serNe
the State in this high sense. Ihese men
have carried the university from success
to success, and the reason they coulu 90
this-not the only reason, out the le ss,
underlying all others-is that their luedl
is essential democracy. The world Is not
saved by few good people. IL is saved py
the good in people-in all the people. Inc
cause we stand for is a IRE hssrt of our
democracy. Our motto is LUX ct Verltas.
We might translate ii by the sa!lns VI
Jesus: We are come. we VINO repreSe1a tre
university, We who support the university,
we are come to all the folk that they mlsnt
have light and that they might nave IL
more abundantly.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The graduating class is the largest that
ever left the State University. Degrees
were conferred as follows:
Bachelors of Art
I,atin.-Alfred Adams Beck. Bloomington;
Mary Collins MacHatton: DunGa aan al;
Hilda Roberts, Wabash; Myrtle Emmert
Stempel Bloomington. .
Romance Languages - Eona BROWNING
Germanic Languages. - Chester Arthur
Bachelor, Vernon; Catherine Egnor. Spe.-
GER; Lillian Brittton Gillette, RockPort:
Ernest Hutton, Hoopeston, III Mary
Moses, Rushville; Clara Mueller, West
brook Mimi; Ruth Hannah Paul, Bloom
ington; ]. Cameron Sell, kentland; Maude
English.-Ida Bernardine Brake. Fort Re-
covery, O.; John Crowley, CLAYTON; caro-
line Forkner New Castle; Ira Pleasant
Rinker, Goodland; Daisibel Hendrix Suth-
erland, Indianapolis.
History and Political Science.-John Sam
uel Benham, Benham; Lawrence Howard
Bertsch, Cambridge City: Harrye Boynton
Branham. Evansville; William b. Casten-
holz, Indianapolis; Catharine Chiffon.
French Lick; Alfred Ellsworth Clawson.
Connersville; Millicent May Coss. Evans
Vile; Hannah Ann Cox, Muncie; Walter
Henshaw Grim. Salem; Otto Eugene Grant
Columbia City; Harry Gray; Galveston;
ington Holton, Henryville; John William
Hornaday, louisville; James Mitchell
Matheny, Indianapolis; Tecumseh Henry
Meek, Lawrenceburg; James Bamford Mer-
riman, Mount Zion Myrtle Esther Mitchell,
Salem; Jonathan Walter Osborn, Wanatah;
James C. Piety, Terre Haute; Carrie Over
street Ross, Oklahoma City, O. T.; Nancy
Elnora Scott. Fort Wayne; Helen Roberts
Shirk, Upton; Edwin Link Thompson, Ma
Geo. KY; Vesta Triplett. Evansville Willis
Oliver Tyler, Bloomington.
Economics and Social Science.-Carl Bird,
Winchester; Howard Brubaker, Warsaw
Fred Bates Johnson, Richmond; Clifford
Dale Shaul, Pendleton; William Braden
Shoemaker. Nobesvile; Earl J. Walker.
Huntington.
Philosophy.-wesley B. Black. Browns
town; Frank Carroon, Edwardsport; Lii
=
lit Haggerty, Bunker Hill; Curtis Merri-
man. Liberty Center; Essie Alma Smith,
Bloomington; Joseph Byron Tarney, Au-
burn.
Pedagogy.-Ophelia Elizabeth Overstreet.
Oklahoma City, .. L.
Mathematics. : Henry Clay Brandon.
Daleville; Leo Chambers, New Castle; Rob-
ert Allen Chandler, Marshfield; Verna Basil
Darby, Waterloo; oliver Edmunds Glenn,
Moorefeld; Frank Monroe Hammitt. Mills
Corners; Carl Otto Lampland, Hayfield,
Modo MpK Erap L
Harris Masters, Rossville; Bertram San
ders, Connersville; Joseph Henry Shock,
Huntington; Robb Woodmansee. Sycamore.
Physics. = Charles August Unnewehr,
Betesviile
Chemistry.-CIay Adra Ball, OakviIle;
Elizabeth Beatty, Rising Sun; Main Deli
man. Lapel: Francis Joseph Kelly, Indian
apols; Ernest L. Mattox, Terre Haute;
John Mcintyre Osborn, Wanatah; Sherman
Clement Richard, Borden: Wayne Nc
Knight Shirley, Shoals; Roscoe Wileman
Smith. Shoals; Samuel Sterrett Smith. Gin
cinnati Heilman Curtis Wadsworth. Wash
ington.
Rockport; Allen Arson Norris, Syracuse;
Earl E. Ramsey, La Gro: Oscar Riddle,
Bloomfield.
Botany.~Helen Bachelor, Vernon; Chas.
Edward Lewis, Rensselaer,; Katie Marie
Opperman, Cochran.
Bachelors of Law
John Ernest Darby, Newport; Augustus
Henry Gray. sellersburg; Frank Wallace
Gordon, Bluffton: Augustus Walter Ham
ilton, GAINESVILLE; Thomas Clinton Hart,
Kokomo; Garland Horace Hurley, Dale
Vile; Delpha Celandine Robinson, Loogoo-
tee; Wilbur Ryman, Muncie; Herman
Adolphus Schmidt. Cannelton: Michael
Francis Sullivan. Logansport; George Ear
ly Vawter. Brookvile; Joseph William Yer
barg, North Vernon; William NJ. Wald-
schmidt, Cannelton: Maurice James We'll
born, Princeton; Allen Wiles, Connersville.
Masters OF Arts
Latin.-Nellie May Bowser "a B., 1900,
Indianapolis; Mary Johnston "a. B. 1900
Jacksonville, H.. Blanche Putnam Noel
"a. B.. 1900. Indianapolis: Fannie Ensming-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lindley (B s. Pur-
due University, 1901, Noblesville; Mabel
Clare Lindley (B. s., Purdue University,
$780, Noblesville.
History Josephine Moroa Cox "a B.
1899 Indianapolis.
Economics.-Albert Charles Muhse "a. b..
1901, Hebron.
B., 1899, Bedford; Ethel Ruskin Ray "a.
B.. 19O), Bedford.
Pedagogy.-John Anderson Wood CA B..
1890, La Porte.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. William Heath a.
B.. 1899, Clay City.
Mathematics and Astronomy - Wilbur
Adelman Cogshall (B. s., Albion College
1886, Flagstaff, A. t; Charles Luther Hunt
"a. B., 190D. Carmel
Physics.-Joe Thomas Giles CA B. 1890
Alexandria.
hemistry.-Frederick Lafayette Shinn
"a. B.. 1S0D. Montpelier.
Zoology.-Ulysses Orange Cox "a B.
1900, Mankato. MINI.
Botany.-Howard Walton Clark CA B..