Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-04
LARGEST NUMBER OF STUDENTS
FROM ANY COLLEGE 70 RE.
cEIvE BACHELORS DEGREE.
DIPLOMAS TO BE GRANTED
GRADUATES NUMBER 2ss
Many Already Engaged IN Work For
Which School Fitted Thsm-Ei0hty
Per Cont Of Graduates in Agriculture
to Return to Farms-Dsorsss Con-
ferred.
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| Special to Times Republican
| Ames. June 4.---The largest number
of students to receive the bachelors
any one time will graduate from Iowa
State College on Thursday. June 8.
Degrees and diplomas will be grant,
! ed to a total of 29S students. Bachelors
| degrees in agriculture, engineering,
/ home economics and science, will be
! granted to 22S. Masters degrees will!
/, be conferred upon six the degree of
| doctor of veterinary medicine upon
twenty two. Five graduates will he
, given professional engineering degrees.
/, Diplomas viii be awarded to thirty six
! graduates in the two-year course in
agriculture.
Many of the seniors will not be pres
ent at the graduating exercises, having
| already taken up the work for which
| they We're fitting themselves. Eighty
! per cent of the graduates in agricul-
| ture will return to Iowa farms. Others
will teach in agricultural colleges and
schools. Or engage in experiment sta
| ton work. Practically all the engin-
eering graduates are located: many of
! them will be connected with some of
Iowa's rapidly growing industries.
President r. A. Pearson will confer
degrees upon the following:
q. S. in Agronomy-Pau Bird, Ames;
V. c. Miller, Eldora: Everett Watts.
Hedrck Charles Dorchester. Clear
Lake: NJ. o. Smith. Whiting; f. E.
Eastmana. Los Angeles; Burton Jo-
seph. Des Moines; L. j. ndracek.
Cedar Rapids: r. c.. Harte. Omaha: r.
l.. Helm. Des Moines: D. A. Hunt, Lo-
gan: Hugo G. Jordan, Talca Chill:
Lynn Osborn, F!andcea;;, s. D; J. N.
Rees, Ida Grove; N. 2. sa-. Essex;
! Paul Taft, Panora: r. NJ. Tuttle. Spen-
Ger: Ben Fl. Walker, Ames; D. Gent
mire, Ames.
3. 5. in Animal Husbandry-,M NJ.
Allcnder. Fairfield: H. c. Barker
Winamac, Ind: G. l.. Birmingham,
Central City; r. 4. Coverdale. Ma
| quoketa: D. r. Batchelder. Lyons;
| Charles A. Burge. Mt. Vernon: H. J..
| Royts. Kimball, S. D.; O. r. Breasted,
! Grundy Center: F. w. Mcbride.
| CIarksville; L. f. Burnett. Clinton; w.
V. Gouseff, Des Moines: c. B. Camp
bell; Nashua: J. A. Terrall. Reinbeck;
NJ. 70. Cochran, Charlottesville, Ind;
| r. O. Mcmillan, Van Vert, O.; T. F..
! Crocker. Omaha; E. r. Divine, Syca-
more, ILL.,; Sherman Dickinson. Des
| Moines: V. Colcini, Guadalupe, Cai.'
| r. S. Olson, Ames; F. w. wilson,
/ Rockwell City; Earl Elijah, Clarence;
Paul A. Johnson, Cherokee: II. y.
] Ferguson, Lisbon; Roy Mcdonald
| Arnes; J. w. Schwab, Stilson: T.. Wey
| rauch, Iowa Falls; Ray GateWoou'
| Ames; o. H. Joy, Logan; H. W. Mill
| gan, Sioux City: L. 3. Gillette. fos-
toria: H. A. McMichael, Pauldins, o.
| z. S. Girton, State Center; r. r..
| Kriethe, Burt; B. Gratiot, Shells
burg, Wis; F. E. Hartnell. StaceyVllle'
| Earl II. Johnson, Boone: l. b. Johnson
| Humboldt Edward Vaughn. Maroon
r. C. McChord, Lebanon, KY; r. F..
Mclean, Fairfield; D. G. Whitaker
Hi!lsboro: H. NJ. Nordstrum, Hum
boldt: r. C. Pollock, Martinsburg; b. A.
Quint, Des Moines; B. r. Vale. Bona
parte; ]. w. Warner, Ames; r. II. van
Keuren, Troy, Pa; H. E. Ward. Al
gona; l.. o. Wise, Ames; Charles +.
Wheatley, Hillsbcro: B. Fl. Wormley'
! Newton; II. H. Whitehead, La Grange;
w. X. Dyer. Nevada; j. r. Van Deven-
| ter, f1edrlcR: u. u. f1aTlHo1i' w otS1ioo'
r. H. Hicken, Peoria, Ill.
B. S. in Dairying-A. L. Allen, Ames;
William Meltzer. Ames: E. B. Bisbee'
Oak Park. ILL.,; J. A. Clutter. Newton;
r. NJ. Day, Minneapolis; H. w. McEl-
roy, Newton; L. B. New5urger, St Jo-
seph. Mo-; G. j: Miller. Ames; l.. r.
Shaffer, Ames; j. G. Watson, Scotland;
J. H Seba, Monticello; NJ. q. New
burger. st. Joseph, Mo.
B. S. in Foresight. B. Clark, Sioux
City; r. Hensel. Ames: e. H. Steffen.
Storm Lake. H. l. Ringheim, Nevada;
L. F. Watts, Clear Lake.
B S. in HORTICULTURE. P. Anderson.
lamont G. F.. Cochran, Lamont; Manly
| Secor, Forest City.
B. S. in Agricultural Engineering
James Arentson. Harlan: r. 7. Vim
cent, Ames; Wallace Ashhy, Des
| Moines; r. U. Blasingame, Auburn.
Ala; c. r. Hoff Grimes; j. B Kelley
Ames: NJ. A r. Kelley. Ames: j. G..
/ Olsen. Williams; d. s. Wormley, New
| ton; w. W. Warsaw, Riceville.
| B. s. in Agricultural Education--S.
/ NJ. Hackette Sioux City; A. Floyd
| Scott Cedar Rapids.
B. S. in Science and Agricultural.
J. Baxter, Galva.
| B. S. in Home Recommendations Ar
thur. Ames; Callie May Bliss. Coggon:
Gladys Bonner. Jewell; Caroline Dean.
Nevada; Faith Fenton. Jewell; Iva
Fuchs, Early Helen Gage. Marion;
Marie Hanson. Glidden: Georgeana
Hawks. EDS Moines; Leila Huebsch. lie
Mars; Carrie Lake, Gilbert: Je nnie
Mitchell, Ames: Nellie r. Patterson.
Burt; Edna Prime. Tama: Villa Rich
a-dson. Manchester: Fern Rush.Ames;
Lena Thompson. Jamaica: Edna Tong.
Ames; Lila voss. Cedar Rapids: Helen
White, aMrion; Miriam Wills, Eldora;
Ethel Woody. Ames; Lila Wygle, Ames;
Zelma Zentmire. Ames.
B. S. in Civil Engineering-D
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