The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-10
INDIANA AND
DE PAW give
1,4OO DEGREES
Two Schools Hold Annual
Commencement Programs
Today.
!. u. GRADUATES LOO
State School Observes
Hundreth Anniversary
With Pageant.


Approximately 1.4OO young men
and women. seniors of Indiana and
DePauw universities. receive degrees
today. Indiana. with a graduating
class Of 100. closes observance of
the one hundredth anniversary OF
the first class with the commence
ment and historical pageant this
afternoon. while 291 DePauw seniors
received diplomas this morning from
President c. Bromley Oman.
The Rev. Henry Hit Crane. pas
tor Of the Elm Park church. Scran-
ton. Pa. delivered the DePauw COM
mencement program N Bowman
gymnasium this morning. Several
hundred visitors who have flooded
the beautiful campus since the
opening of the ninetieth annual
graduation exercises Friday, at
tended.
We need the optimism of youth.
It's tender conscience, and its tend
ency to always see the square deal"
declared DR.. Orien w Fifer. district
superintendent of the Indianapolis
Methodist churches. in delivering
the baccalaueate sermon to the
graduating class Of De Pauw Sun
cay. DT. Fifer gave the sermon
because the illness of President q.
Bromley Oman forbade his speak
ing as scheduled.
Pageantry and the historical re-
production of the graduation of the
first class was to feature the COM
mencement at Indiana this after
noon and evening in Memorial sta
dunn. President w. L. Bryan will
deliver a brief message. Approx
r1ately 200 of the LOO graduates,
the largest class in history, have
not completed the required work,
but Will be eligible to take part in
the exercises.
Descendants Participated
Costumes of 100 years ago will be
worn by those taking part in the
reproduction of the first commence
ment. Descendants of the first four
young men graduates were to par
tiCipate Fred Rose of Muncie,
grandson of DR. Andrew Wylie, first
I. U. president, enacted the role of
his ancestor, awarding degrees to
the first class"
Senior day was observed this
morning with the annual flag rails
ing. tree planting and class Grafton.
SaintlineSs, willingness to sacrifice
and grace we're urged by DR.. George
H. Luccock, pastor of College
church, Wooster, o., delivering the
baccalaureate sermon Sunday after
noon. President Bryan also spoke.
Marion County Graduates
Indiana candidates seeking degrees in
eluded the following from Marion county;
Beech Characterization NJ. Vestal abb.
Brdgeport-Lois NJ. Zimmerman, Lucille
Y Zimmerman abb
Indianapolis Hansen H. Anderson
fA.ND. Frederick NJ. Applegate (M-D@.
Ruth L. Armstrong (AM). Cora 2. Bal
lard tB S. in home economicsl. Willoughby
NJ Barton (MDD. Mrs. Mary D. Beach
AM. Eleanor H Backledge (B.S. in
medicine Hazel c. Bonke abb. Mary
c. Brandt abb. James H. Brayton
tAMl. Leland N. Burford BIS. in medi-
ciue). Fred D. Cheney BIS. in medicine.
Clarence r. Clayton (A.Ml. Andrew F.
Connoy IBIS. in medicine). Matthew
Cornacchione IBIS. in medicinel, James J.
Crossen (DDSl. Ruth II. Cullipher tBS.
IN commerce.. George S. Daley GLIB,
Theodore b. David MD. Edgar A. De-
Miller tB.S. in medicine. Howard NJ
Dirks (A.Bl. VILLA L. Dorman MD,
Joseph E Eads abb. James \. Ellis
D.D.S1. Birge o. Emmert tA.M1. Harold
n Fields abb. Frank Furstenburg BIS.
in incidence. Mrs. Ruby X. Fisher tAM).
Raymond A. Fleetwood tMDl, William
I Fly tDD.Sl. Morris Gavin tDDSl.
Mary E Goodwin abb. Fred R. Cor
man tAMl. Herschel W. Goss tM.Dl.
John H. Greist tMDl. Edwin J. Haerle
tLL.Bl. Florence Hall CAM.l. Joseph E.
Hsmaker IBIS. in commerce.. Otto Hanne-
baum CB.S. in medicine
Howard r. Harley (MDl. Verne K.
Harvey (MDl. William F. Healy lM.D),
Margaret B. Hecker tA.Ml. Jean F. Hill
Yer graduate nursel. Olga A. Hoffman
BIS in incidence. Jean L. HOWE (ABo,
Maria w. Hyde tA.Ml. Tevie Jacobs
abb. William c. James tB.S il conf
msrcel. James E. Jobes tM.D0. Leo E.
Jordan tB.S. in medicine. Alfred F. KEEL
Ter DD.Sl. Josephine King abb. Mir
lam King abb. Oren L. Kirklin tMD.
cum laudel. Kenneth c.. Kohlstaedt IBIS.
in medicine). Bennett Kraft IBIS. in medi-
c5nel. Lora F Lackev bachelor Of public
school musicl Alfred A. Lauter IBIS. in
commerce.. william V. LAWYER tD.D.Sl.
NJ Jeanette Lieber CMDl. Mary L.
Lohrmann tABl. Norman S LOomis
MD. John 2. LYONS (MDl. Arnold II.
Maloney tMDl. Lionel H. Maloney BIS.
in medicine Ards Mellon CB-S. in
incidence. Alfred D. Morgan tLL.Bl.
Henry H. Murray DDS.l. Mrs. Anna L.
OertIe tAMl. Garold OIfather (D.D.Sl.
Louie F. Orr abb. Jack E Pitcher
tMDl. Priscilla p. Pittenger abb. Irma
=. Railsback graduate nursel. Emil Rath
AM. Elizabeth S. Rawls tA-M.l. Thorn
as P. Rogers tM.Dl. Don H. Row MD,
Emil w. Scheier tB.S. in medicinel. Fran
ces a Schme6el abb. Justin P. Sfsl
DDSD. Herbert L. Sedan abb. Reu-
ben 7. Shapiro IBIS. in incidence. william
A. Shepler (AB.l. Neg Shirts abb. Lenna
Z. Smock GAM. Brandt F. Steele abb,
Arthur F. Steinmetz (MDl. Harry NJ.
sttle Jr. (AB1. william Strange (D.D.S).
Katherine A Sweet abb. Carter H. Toon
DDSl. Mary {. Tyler abb. Edward
H. Unser DD.Sl. Kyra J. Ward ABB.
Mrs. Gertrude F. weathers (AM). Louis
A. wef&nd (LL.Bl. Donald J. White
tMDl. Irwin w. wilkens MD. Eugene
H. Williams D.D.Sl. Edna l. Wills
tAM). George S. Wilson LLBl. Helen
L. Wilson (A.BD. Marion E Wilson (B.S.
in medicine). Alison E wrentmore tA.MJ.
Deborah Heaton wyttenbach (M.D@.