The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-19
Test in English
Passed by 95 as
Neze, Plan Begins
BIZ Times SneoinE

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 49,.
-Ninety-hve new students at Indi-
ana university show an excellent
rating in English composition &C
cording to the results of a required
examination given to all students
entering the university for the first
time. These students will be ex-
empted from part or all the re-
qulrementS in English composition.
Twenty-siX of the ninety-flve will
be exempted from all requirements,
consisting of three semesters of
work. Six will be exempted from
the first and second semesters while
the remaining siXty-three will be
exempted from the first semester
work. These students are the first
to be excused from the English
courses under the new university
curriculum.
Students exempted from compost
ton for the first semester only are
as follows:
Shirley Collier. W. r. Griswold. Gordon
Stringer. Charles Schaab, Lois Carter and
Harriette Perkins. Indianapolis; Lucille
Boyer. Margaret CIevenger. Mae Fishback.
Gordon Fix, Lois Hancock, Emily Rain
bolt. Josephine Rider. Ruth ST. Clair, Will
ma Stafford. Mildred Stewart. Mary Ellen
Thrasher and Julia Perry. Bloomington;
Louise Amos. Rushville: Arnie Glen Arm
strong Springville: Ruth Bacon, Chicago,
Ill; Elizabeth Barber. Madison: Pauline
Beckner, Greenfield: Robert Breaks, Craw-
louisville; Edith Brown. Hobart; Ruth
Brown. G. Thorild Johnson. Attica; Carl
CulhertSon, Vevay; Frances Dirschanger,
MI. Vernon: M. Eleanor Dodson. Otterbein;
Leo r. Bowling. Decatur; Anna K. Green
walt. Topeka; katherine L. Dunkin, R. A.
Royster and Charles H. Sparrenberger,
Evansville; Robert Egnor. Nancy M Pier
son and Cordelia M. Poulton, Spencer,
Marian Grimm Warsaw: Lois Heaton
and Virginia Jones, Linton: Helen L. Her
bert and William E. Lyons. Vincennes:
Margaret Gwinnup. Bloomfield Matte E.
Hess Vallonia; Albert E. Highley Jr., La
fayette; Lois G. Hixon and Virginia Ly-
day Clinton. Connie Mack Hobbs, Peru;
Martha K. Hunter and Ebert w. Julian,
Williamsport Marian Kern. Mooresville;
Wilma Langdon. Wheatf1eld: EIwood Line.
Grace McCrory. Glenwood: Lucille McIn-
tyre, Paris Crossing: Mary Miller. New Al
bany; Nell Nixon. Hattiesburg. Miss:
Grace Persinger. Seymour: Henry F. Fos-
ter. Fit. Wayne; Robert Gorrel Bremen
and Morris Wilson. Corydon.
Those exempted from the first
and second semesters are as fol-
lows:
Katherine Praigg. Bloomington: Edmund
F. Ortmeyer. Evansville: Esther M Gould.
Gary; Marjorie Horn. Ft. Wayne; Marie
Wells. Garrett. and Joseph W. Votaw.
Peru.
Students exempted from all re-
quirements are as follows:
Donald Binkley. Margaret Bittner,
Martha Brand. Ross Lockridge Jr. and
Louise Wylie. Bloomington: c. w. Bick-
ing. Evansville: David Cast. Warsaw: Mary
Nixon, Hattiesburg Miss: Roberta Aldred.
Clara Mae Guy and Mary Hosey, Fl.
Wayne: John Burger. Goodland: Helen
Carter. Hope; Wanda Cox. Rockville; Che
tina DLong. Delphi Rosemary Finney.
Milan; Charlotte Grant. Marion; Virginia
Jane Harrison, Anderson; Willis JACOBS.
Hammond; Marion H. Lox. Jasper; Mar
garet MCGOWAN. South Bend: Allan c.
Miller, Butler: William C. Stafford. Plain
field; Charlotte Thompson. Philadelphia.
Pa; Helen Turley. English. and Bonnie
Jean Wright. Remington.