The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06
DENTIST CLASS
SMELLS TOTAL
OF GRADUATES
Indiana Senior List, Largest
Ever, Includes 116
Local Students.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June g.
One hundred and eighteen Marion
County students attending Indiana
University entered today upon the
final week of their university ca
reers which eliminate next Tuesday
evening in the awarding of degrees
at twilight commencement exercises
to be held in the new memorial sta
dunn.
The 1925 class will be remarkable
insthree ways. With 900 members,
it is the largest by nearly $50 OF
any graduating class in the history
of the university. The time and
place for holding the commencement
exercises are unique among Indiana
University commencement programs.
The third distinction will be the
inclusion of ninety-siX seniors from
the Indiana Dental College, made
a part of the University by last
Legislature.
Dean to Talk
Commencement speaker is Dean
Roscoe Pound Of the Harvard Law
School. Bishop F. D. Leete of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, In
dianapolis, will deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon. Alumni day comes
on Monday. Tuesday is Senior day.
Festivities to meet the varied tastes
of hundreds of returning alumni for
the class reunions of years ending
In five and ten have been planned to
include a Purdue-Indiana baseball
game, a performance Of the Jordan
River Revue, concerts by the Uni
versity Orchestra, alumni dinners,
breakfasts, art exhibits and various
other activities.
The complete commencement pro-
gram:
Sunday, 4 p. m.-Sacred concert by
the University Orchestra; 6 p. M, in
formal supper for Mortarboard mem
bers at home of Dean Wells; p
M, baccalaureate address, Bishop
Leete.
Monday, Alumni Day-7:30 a. M.
breakfast for alumnae; 9 a. IN, bust
ness meeting of alumni association;
noon, class luncheons and reunions;
2 %. M, Indiana Purdue baseball
game; 6 p. M, alumni dinner; p.
M. Jordan River Revue, dancing at
pavilion.
Tuesday, Senior Day-7:30 a. M,
breakfast for senior women; 1880 a.
M, fiag-raising, ivy and tree plant
ing, peace pipe ceremony and class
grafton; noon, student-alumni lunch
con sponsored by the Olympiad, and
student alumni luncheons at organi-
zation houses; $50, formal induction
of seniors into alumni body; p. M,
commencement.
Local List
indianapolis graduates and the de-
grees they will receive are as fol-
lows:
Doctor. Of medicine degree; Everett D.
Paul Kenney Oscar R. schoubye, Mats LEE E.
Ben Fp pss Sdny ii Tina sossRn
han, Walter G. Bond, ,Fvanson P. Earp,
Paul Msrp sn II stkd aaRa aTmo 4s
bein, Z: Rankin Denny. Walter L. Portteps,
Z
p ssidRan H0i Harold M. i Trusier with high
Law tLL. BE- Edward P. .Fillien, Co;
: Medicine tB. 81: Eliga P. Ni u bet:
g Cohn. Byron <. Rust, Max Karsn Wal al
PPsaafa EGsa u man RauE & feathers
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r. Isbsr. A aef h4S seidenstleRsr u. Kari
Fischer Ksnneth " p Moore WIN, Ma ale
Fisher, Howard W. Fieber, George $. Blue,
Mary mi Rsr 1sS Ssso. y P MIKE
Ssocioiosy). Ellis B. Hargraye SOCIOLOGY,
Dorothy G. .Daugherty (psychology); -
sit Hct9 3cb OF RhtlI99sopny TN D.; Lee t.
s Sursieg r.; Y.j; blanche Ryker. NIL
dqred, Allen. Dorothy A. Houston. Anna
Dentist Class
Dentistry ID. D. 81 Charles n. Ho-
albert Shoemaker. Thomas NJ. Leonard
Gerald G. Kiley Harry b. Thurman. Rus
3. Bolen, William r. Boien, Charleston B.
Kenneth T. shelburne, Clarence W Abra-
dram, Edwin M. Ennis, Gerald d. Tim
mons, Maurice j., Healey. George w.
Bachelor of Arts (English) Helen J.,
Keehn, Rachel F, Stuart, Esther L. Yam
cey. Hazel II. Force, Irwin A; Broze: Till
q. shaw (history) Hilbert E. Rust and
Marie ], Sullivan; (economics) Robert G.
Mckee Klenn S. bingham, John w. Ear
ing Susan NJ Rummel, John M Moore /.
lphychologyl Virginia B. Caylor and Mrs
Virginia F. Parker: (romance languages
Mary Elizabeth Bell and Mary w Wall :
Edward M. Hartman (mathematicst
Thomas E. Brown Zoology: Jeannetta
Nunamaker chemistry.