Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-03
GRADUATES AT AMES

UNAUUAlE0 IA Av1EO
Iowa State College Class Is Large
One-President A. B. Storms Gives
Stirring 6accalaureate Sermon =
Public Schools euIwark Of Nations
Success as q Democracy.
Special to Times Republican,
Ames, June 3.-President A. B..
Storms preached a powerful bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating
class of the Iowa State College. SUN
day. taking for his theme. "Democ-
racy and Education" DR.. Storms
considers the nublic schools to be
the hulwark OF the nations success as
a democracy. and he classes with the
public schools so far as fostering the
true democratic spirit Of the govern
ment is concerned, the state institu-
lions over the country.
The following is list OF graduates
and their respective courses:
Civil Engineering O. Adamsoh'
Ankeny;. Walter Barber, Central city;
] NJ. Burrows. Des Moines; j. II. Cave
and L, Clapper, Ames; R. l.. Cooper
Winterset; r. w. Cruns Cedar Rap
ids; A, Daniels, Marion; r. M. DEM
ing Arlington; Will Francis, Earl
ham; n. L. Furrow, Tripoh; =. y.
Henninger, Council Bluffs; a. ~
Howard. Ames; j. w. Johnston, Mar
shalltown; r. q, kirkpatrick, Winfiee l y
John Lage, Manning; David Ludens,
Ames: r. A. Lyman, Oskaloosa; !.
Mclean, washington; E. 4. M its-l
nell, Des Moines; G. *. Mccullough
st. Ansgar; Frank Maresh, Iowa Clty'
NJ. A. Mills, Central City; r, D. Moles,
Central City; C. 4. Morgan, North
wood; ]. B. Nicely, Wayne, Neb.; 3. ..
Remington, Nicola; G. A. Roby, Water
loo; B. B. Skinner, Usage: y. w.
stanton. Jr, and c. /. Warren, Ames;
v. C. Waters, West Liberty; FREQ
white, Keosauqua; p. v. Whitehead,
Pipestone, Minn.s T.. A. Wilson, storm
Lake; L. G. Wfnkelhaus, Clinton; w.
w. winslow, Ames.
Mechanical Engineering-A. G. Ath-
erton. and H. l.. Blackman, Ames 4.
". Coutts, Grinnell; p. NJ. King,
Ames; L. G. Lyder Ellsworth; T, D..
Mason, Adair; NJ. G. Mather, Clarkes-
vile; 7. +. Meyling. Keokuk; A.. G..
Perrin, castana; H. A. Sayre, Perry.
Veterinary Medicine-Guy g. Baker,
Rockwell City; +. c. Gearhart, Els
worth; P. L. Gilbert, Monona; r. ].
Moreno, LaPlata, Argentine Republic;
s.. A.; A. L. o'Banion, Storm Lake; g.
H. STANCE, Lowden: w. G. Stewart,
Maynard; p. p. Taylor, Randalia.
Horticulture-.R. F. Balthis and C.
A. Kupfer, Des Moines; II. e. Morrow,
Conrad.
General and Domestic Science-Hai-
riet Boyer, Nellie Nash and Blanche
Walters Ahaes. Ada Hallowell, Dow
City; Maude Kennedy, Collins; Emma
Leonard, Waukee; Louise Lewis,
Sofanton; Angie Mckinley, st. Ans
gar; Florence Pettinger, Cumberland;
Florence Rea, Holstein.
Animal Husbandry-D. H. Biller,
Harrington, Neb.; Foster Campbell,
Newton; John Chambers, CorWith;
Robert Claxton, Fayette; B, w. Cross
ley, Council Bluffs; r. E. brennan, Mt.
Etna; Loren Long, B. "A. Madison, B. G.
Porter, Ames; w. E. Packard, Chi
cago; j. L. Packer, lMarshalltown; ".
H. Pew, youngstown, O.; I. L. Seiben,
Geneseo, ILL.,: H. H. Simpson, Knox
vile; E. N. wentworth, State Center;
E. v. Willetts, Union.
Electrical Engineering-M. o. Bol-
ser, LeMars; E. A. Cameron, Keswick;
j. C. Clark, H. A. McCune, r. S. Wal
lis, F. L. Tunis, Ames; w. A. Daniel
son, Des Moines; r. A. Grove, Rock
well City: H. ii. Henningson, Ellst
worth; L. j. Hicks, Monticello; j, r.
Hughes, Strawberry Point; Elmer
Hurd, Cherokee; G. G. Landes. Keo-
sauuua; C. M. Mccormick. Upton; J.
A. lMoorehead, Ida Grove; Gus scher-
ling. Parkersburg; II. G. Sermons,
Ames; r. ". Shelley, Lost Nation; w.
A. Snavely, Oxford; Edward Soukup,
Cedar Rapids; Charles Stahl, Walnut;
O. n. Todnem, Anes; T.. E. Trotter,
Ainsworth; w. F. Uhl, Mitchellville;
H. L. walters, Keokuk; Paul Whallon,
Battle Creek; r. D. Whitacre, WestsI
Liberty; J. F. Woods, Cedar Rapids.
Agronon1y-H Bonebright, Ames;
O. "A. Cohagen, Blakesburg; L. w. Ell
lis. Anamosa; e. w. Hamilton, Ha-
warden; Z. L. Morris, Linn Grove.
Mining Engineering G. Clauson,
Forest City.
Science-win1eld Dudgeon, He'd
rick; Gertrude Herr, Humboldt; Lillian
Lister, Newton; Emma Madison, Frank
Perry and Luella Robb, Ames; Mabel
Rundall, Rodman; Ella Schlegel,
Boone; D. G. Snyder, Center Point.
Daryl. S. Elliott, woodward; Il.
D. Smith, Galva.
Honor students-Science, Mabel
Randall; civil engineering, George K.
electrical engineering,
]. C. Clark; agronomY, L. w. Ellis:
animal husbandry, B. w. Crossley;
general and domestic science, Angie
Mckinley; mechanical, engineering. A.
c. Perrin; domestic science, Della
Morris; dairy, ]. S. Elliott; mining
engineering. G.. c. Clauson; horticul-
ture, c. A. Kupfer.
c. H. STANCE, the honor student in
the veterinary department, was the
honor student in the entire class, and
bears the enviable distinction of hav-
ing made the highest marks of any
student at the college in recent years.
His standing was above $50 on basis
of 4 forlperfect.
Post graduates are Delfin Sanchez
Bustanante and Ebenezer B. Watson,
who will receive advanced degrees in