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fred Riemenschneider, Joan Elaine
Schrepper and Madeline Matilda
Winner.
The Bachelor OF Arts degree,
previously certihcated was received
by Miss Imogene Turley French,
and Bachelor OF Arts degree with a
certificate were received by Miss
Mary Jean Cranmer. Robert Neil
McLarty, Douglas J. Parker and
Miss Bettilou Roth.
Bachelor OF Science degrees with
a State Elementary Provisional
Certificate were received by Misses
Beatrice Elizabeth Adams. Betty
Jean Baggerly. Virginia Batalucco.
Florine c. Bennett, Janice Eileen
Bills. Beatrice Irene Bine, Evelyn
Frances Birchall, Linda A. Bryan.
lrma Mae Butcher. Marion Pearl
Coward, Margaret Jane Cullen,
Mary Ursula DiMattia. Phyllis Julia
Eisenmann, Elizabeth Emogene
Everett, Marie W. Finsland, Pauline
Lenore Fisher, Gladys Fleischer.
Ruth Martha Green, Elizabeth June
Hayes, Donna G.. Hennigar, Dorothy
Rose Highstreet, Elizabeth Ann
Hood, Elaine Bette Jahr, Barbara
Lois Keller, Lois Ruth Kennedy,
Beryl Alice Kuehne, Frances Ann
Milbauer, Uellen b. Mills. Helen
Mildred Mueckle. Shirley Mildred
Oatmen, Virginia June Oksa, and
Safronia Muirhead Posey, and Mrs.
Joyce Riehl, Misses Marjorie
Roehm and Marian Elizabeth Sci.
leck, Mrs. Lillian Ruth Standen,
Misses Cheryl Kathleen Steiner,
Alice Marie Tabor, Dorothy n. Ter
hume, Janet NJ. Ticknor and Audrey
Mae Williams. Mrs. Janet Copp
Wilson, and Miss jeanette Witten-
myer.
The Bachelor OF Science degree
with State Secondary Provisional
Certificate was received by Miss
Minerva ]. Allen, Arnold NJ. Beck,
Misses Phyllis Ann Bower, Marilyn
Millar Byrnes and Betty Knowles
Cshill, Donald Arvid Carlson,
Misses Barbara Crouch and Kath-
arine Evans, Mrs. Mildred VANITY
Fry, Misses Yasuko Fujik. Mar
garet Jean Gelow, Marion Elizabeth
George. Jean II. Gilie, Jean Fran.
ces Gordon, Lillian Post Hayes,
Glenys Helen Heininger. Barbara
a. Holland, Naomi A. Jacka, Gladys
Lucille Lidgey. Mary Ann Mossar
and Betty Edith Parsons, Mrs. Mar.
garet Giles Petredean, Miss Irene
Katherine Reuter-, Mrs. Betty ].
Smurthwaite Scott. Misses MarIlyn
Leora Shaft, Mary Ann L. Sham
liam, Emily Catherine Travis, and
Betty Irene Van Nest.
Bachelor OF Science degrees prev.
iously certificated were received
by Miss lone Sanford Allen, Carl
Waldo Campbell, Misses Flora
Agnes Lightbody. Mary c. Smith,
Florence Elizabeth Tremaine, and
Lenore Carroll Upthegrove. The
Bachelor OF Science degree without
certificate was received by
Misses Virginia Antonyshyn and
Phyllis Code.
State Limited Certificate on the
two-year curriculum were received
by Mrs. Jacqueline Fred Bliss and
Misses Aria A. Cline, Mildred Myra
Gieske, Beula Lavon Hitler. Ruth
Margaret Jameson. Dolores Rae
Lindsey, Pearl Z. Pollard, Sybil B.
Showers and Dorothy Virginia
Vallie. Misses Phillis Code. Mary
Ann Shamlian. Alice Tabor and
Gladys F1eischer are to be certi.
ficated in Occupational Therapy on
completion of post gradute clinical
training.
Alumni Dinner
The Normal alumni dinner. Satur-
day noon, proved lively and en-
Joyable occasion. The seating at
small tables gave opportunity for
many old friends to have a real
visit. Prof. Leslie A. Butler. 1900,
was president OF the day and intro.
duced John Emens, 20, whose
class was celebrating its silver an.
niversary, as chairman. The bugle
Presentation OF the Colors" by
Bruce Poster was followed by com.
munity singing of the national
anthem led by Prof. Haydn Morgan
and accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Plann Wolff. Miss Margaret
Petredean, OF the public school gra-
duates, sang MacFayden's Love is
the Wind, accompanied by Mrs.
Wolf. President Munson gave cor.
dial college greetings, recalling, in
view OF Prof. Emens' recent cleo.
ton as president of Ball College.
Muncie, Ind, that all over the coun.
try among both large and small col
leges, presidents are from "Ypsi'.
In fact there was another one
present, Clarence w. Greene OF the
golden class Of '95. president of
Parsons College, Fairfield, Ia, un.
I'll he undertook his present i'm.
portant piece of technical research
for the government with his labora.
tory at Adrian, Mich.
Prof. Butler as its sponsor. pre-.
sented the class Of 1915 for mem.
bership Of the Alumni Association.
praising them as unusually ma.
ture, with high standards and
promising to win honor for the Col.
lege. Mrs. Elvera Morrison, 81,
school commissioner OF st. Clair
County, welcomed the class grace
fully. Robert N. McLarty, class
president, spoke gratefully OF what
the College had done for the class
and what the members hope to &C.
complish for world betterment.
President Clarence W. Greene OF
the golden class OF 1895 gave the
audience much enjoyment by his
witty talk. Referring to Prof. But
ler's request that those unable TO
hear the speakers should raise their
hand, President Greene said no