The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-05-29
.67 Get Degrees
From BlufftOn
College Monday
Class Of '58 Includes
Seven Members From
BlufftOn

Seven Bluffton resident students are
among the 66 Bluffton college seniors
who will receive degrees in COM
mencement exercises at Founders
hall next Monday morning at 10
o. clock.
This is the second largest class to
graduate in the college history. The
largest was in 1850 when 20 re-
ceived degrees.
DR.. William J. Faulkner, pastor of
the Congregational church of Park
Manor, Chicago, will deliver the COM
mencement address, II Dare You to
Grow Taller"
A dynamic speaker on religion, ed
ucation and race relations, DR.. Faux
ner has served as pastor of the First
Congregational church of Atlanta,
Ca, president of the Nashville Inter-
Denominational Ministerial Alliance.
and president of the Nashville branch
of the N.A.A.C.P. He has spoken in
more than 135 colleges and universi-
ties.
Bluffton students graduating Mon
day are Judith Lora Bailey, Anita
Klassen Lugibihl, Maxine Cook
Marshall, Mary BURY Ramseyer
and Frances Miller Sommer, receiv-
ing B.S. degrees in elementary ed
ucation; William Ramseyer, an A. B.
in psychology; and Edith Yoder, a
B.S. in music education.
The following seniors will also be
receiving degrees in elementary edu-
cation: Sandra Alderman from New
Washington; Doneta Amstutz, Colum-
bus Grove; Marian Andriko, Newton
Falls; Betty Lou Brown, North Lima;
Romalne Clemens, Souderton, Pa;
Nancy Hostetler, Smithville; Adah
Lehman, Columbus Grove; Marian
Schmen, Silverdale, Pa; Sarita
Schrock, Nappanee, Ind; Carol
Shelly, Frederick, Pa; Barbara
Streid, Washington, Ill.
Candidates for the B.S. degree in
education and home economics are
Marilyn Crawfis, Leipsic; Carol
Hause, Rawson; and JoAnn Hardesty,
| Defiance. Eloise Gerig, Smithville,
will receive her B.S. in Music Edu-
cation. Neil Keller, Pandora, Richard
Verhoff, Columbus Grove, and Rob
ert Vert, Columbus Grove, viii re-
ceive a B-S. in education with a
| Mathematics Science compre-
hensive. Dolores Oiler, Marion, win
receive her B.S. in education with a
Social Studies comprehensive.
Larry Blunden of Lafayette, Carl
Brooks from Greensboro, N. c., and
Jerry Butcher from Charlestown, w.
Va, will receive their bachelor of
arts degrees in Bible Ronald Ropp,
Normal H., A. B. in Christian Edu-
cation.
Bachelor of science degrees will be
given to the following: Connie Diller,
Wooster; Carl Erwin, Barberton;
James Roberts, resident student of
Bluffton; Joseph Smith, Crestline,
in Biology. Chemistry-Harvey Car
ter, Medina; Lewis Curry, Bethlehem,
Pa; Melvin Gingrich, Trenton; John
Kraft, Birmingham, Mich; Bill
SchantZ, Ada; LaVerne Schirch,
Chenoa, H.; James Steele, WayneS-
field; Martin Strayer, Spencerville;
Royden Nyce, Hatfield, Pa.
Social Studies - Roger Bixel, La
fayette. History Charles Earl,
Uniopolis; Larry Gingrich, Middle
town; Donald Pannabecker, Peoria,
H.; Ralph Underwood, Toledo. So
clal Service Eugene McMullen,
Youngstown; Willis Taylor, Youngs-
town.
Mathematics - Clarence Oyer,
Cornell, ILL.,; Byron Parlette, Wapa-
koneta. Business Administration -
Robert Kaufman, Middlebury, Ind;
Rudiger Neuman, Wiedenbrueck Ger
many; Donferd Nussbaum, Dalton;
Ruth Ann OgleSbee, Waynesfield;
Thomas Reichenbach, Pandora; Dan
iel Roth, Orrtanna, Pa; Jerry
Schiller, Toledo; Donald Schwarzen-
traub, Morton, H.; Paul Snyder, Sug-
arcreek. Nursing - Elfrieda Landes,
Bloomington, Ill.
Bachelor of Arts degrees will be
given to the following in their various
fields: Joyce Musselman, Orrtanna,
Pa. and David Speicher from Gosh
en-, Ind, in dramatic literature; Muir
iel Thiessen from North Newton, Kan
sas, in English; Harry Weibel from
Barberton, in art; Marvin Zehr, Grid
ley, ILL.,, in psychology.