Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 10 June 1926 — Page 3

PURDUE TO GIVE i DIPLOMAS TO 580 Gymnasium .June 1 ;> pfayfttP, Jnd, June 10 Approxl- , 6go men and women will rebachelor of «<>n<-e ! '" l ’ ! “ l <l^- at th * ron i Lpmant exercisea of Purdue uni|n the Memorial pymnaßlurn 7L morning of J ” nP K> ’ Th, ‘ ,Om ‘ Lament program will murk the i os( . of Oala Weak, which opens Sat rday afternoon June 12. According " pr psent figure*. the school of sei,p will lead In the number of gradwith 116. The school of nxchlnl’<*l engineering is second with L .andidates for degrees and the hool of elect: leal engineering third with 87. Other schools have candi (11 , fS o t fol ows: Sch >;1 of agrlculnirP, 83; school of civil engineering,! school of pharmacy, GO; and toihelot «f s-lenc’ in pharmacy, !l; school of chemical engineering, 21; aU( | industrial engineering, 5. Dr frank Baldwin Jewett, vice president 0 ( the American Telephone ami Telegraph <’o. and president of the Hell Telephone Laboratories, is to present thP commencement address and his object will be "Research and the Individual”. The Purdue Memorial Union will be the headquarters of the alumni ramming for the Gala week program, whi<'h will open with a senior-alumni baseball game oh the afternoon of June 12. Another feature of the opening day's program will he the dedication of the Ross-Ade tablet at the Ross-Ade .stadium, honoring the donors of the athletic field, David E Ross and George Ade. The Baccalaureate address on Sunday is to be delivered by Dr. Ralph Marshall Davis, of the Hyde Park Presbyterian church, Chicago, and an alumni banquet and band concert is also scheduled for this day. The banquet will be the occasion for the presentation of an oil painting of Dean Stanley Coulter, by the Chicago Purdue Alumni Association to the university. An outstanding event on June 14 wifi be the presentation of the Purdue Little Theater Players’ production. “The Whole Town’s Talking" which proved such a big success during the

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