The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-28
First of Commandments
for University and Colleges
to Be Friday.
II TO AWARD DEGREES
Many Indiana Institutions
Will Send Out Record
Classes.

ers, business men, artists, dentists,
scientists, newspapermen and bond
statesmen at graduation ceremonies
of seventeen Indiana universities
and colleges within the next fifteen
days.
Figures compiled by the United
Press show that institutions Of
higher education will graduate 1924.
This number, with those to be
graduated from four other colleges
for which figures were unavailable,
will make a total well above 1000.
Purdue and Indiana university,
will graduate total Of approx
mately 1867 and $50 will receive
degrees from the University of
Of Notre Dame.
The first of the long list of COM
mencements will be held Friday at
Manchester college where 268 de-
grees will be awarded. Last year
the class numbered 275. The adj
dress will be given by President w.
G. Clippinger of Otterbein college,
Westerville, o.
Notre Danes ceremony will be
held climaxing three days of re-
unions, athletic contests and BAN
quets. Claude G.. Bowers, New York
editor, will deliver the commence
ment address. Raymond Reardon,
Waukegan, Ill, is president of the
senior class.
At the Indiana university COM
mencement, June 10, degrees will be
given TO 1850, one hundred more
than last year. Joseph Smith, Vim
cennes, is president of the class. DR..
w. B. Dizzell, of the University of
Oklahoma, will deliver the address.
Increase at Purdue
At Purdue, commencement will be
held June 10, with GIT students re-
ceiving degrees as compared to $50
last year. r. L. Gibson, Rising Sun,
is class president.
Several hundred alumni are ex-
pected to return for commencement
week, which will be made a victory
celebration, in honor of the athletic
teams. according to o. M. Booher,
alumni secretary in charge.
commencement at Indiana Cen
trail, Indianapolis, viii be held Mon
day when ninety-four students, the
largest class in the history of the
school, will receive degrees. Albert
Stump. Indianapolis attorney, will
deliver the commencement address.
Rose Polytechnic institute at
Terre Haute will graduate thirty
eight at exercises June IA with Dean
Dexter S. Kimball of Cornell uni
versity as the speaker. Last year,
thirty -seven we're graduated.
DR.. Homer P. Rainery, president
of Franklin college, will be the
speaker at the Evansville college
commencement when forty-five
students will receive degrees. Ben
jamin Vanpel, Mt. Vernon, is class
president.
June is the date of the gradual
ton services at st. Mary's-of-t the
Woods, where forty will receive de-
greeS. Miss Marcella Suelzer, Fit.
Wayne, is president of the class.
The address will be given by the
Rev. James K. Ryan, S. c. D., rec
tor of the Catholic university of
America.
The seventy-fifthI annual COM
mencement exercises of st. Mary's
college, Notre Dame, will be held
Tuesday with the Rev. Charles L.
ODonnell, c. S. c.. president of the
University of Notre Dame as speak
er. Forty-five women will receive
degrees.
The speaker at the thirty-second
commencement at Goshen college
will be DR.. Albert C. Wieand, preSi-
dent of the Bethany Bible School
Of Chicago. Twenty-eight students,
led by John F. Kanagy, Gable, O.,
president of the class, will receive
degrees.
AT Butler university, Indianapolis,
degrees will be awarded 297 students
June 16, at the seventy sixth annual
commencement.
900 to Get Degrees
Indiana State Teachers college,
Terre Haute, will present degrees to
approximately 600 on June Is.
Raymond Sparks of Terre Haute
is class president. The commence
ment speaker will be Major Nor
man Allan Imrie of Culver Military
Forty students will receive de-
academy.
grees at Hanover college, Hanover,
June 9. Dean Stanley Coulter viii
be the speaker.
The graduation services at Wa
bash college, Charlottesville, will be
held Monday, with seventy-eight
students to receive degrees. Com
mencement addresses will be given
by Byron K. Trippet and Merle L.
Shanklin, outstanding members of
the graduating class.
Bail State teachers college will
graduate 45S at services June 6,
with Charles Whitney Gilkey, of
the school of divinity, University of
Chicago. as principal speaker.
De Pauw'S list of graduates num-
bers 30l, headed by Angus Cameron.
Indianapolis. class president. The
commencement will be held June 9.
with Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes as
the speaker.
DR.. A. A. Shaw, president of Deni-
son university, viii be the speaker
at the ninety-fourth annual COM
mencement of Franklin college to
be held June Is. Seventy students,
the largest number ever to receive
degrees at one time, will be gradu-
ated. William Johnson. Franklin,
is president of the class.
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