Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1928 — Page 11

ifULY 13, 1928.

PURDUE HONOR LIST CARRIES , 188 STUDENTS New High Mark Set for Distinguished Rating. ' ts U Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., July 13.—Rating of distinguished student was attained by 198 students at Purdue University for the second semester of the last school year, the largest number to win the honor in the University’s history. The list as announced by President Edward C. Elliott follows: AGRICULTURE Freshmen—Melville H. Cohee, West Lafayette; William B. Ely, Montpelier; Oakley M. Frost, Greenfield; Paul V. Kepner, Amboy; Paul \f. Macy, Indianapolis; Ralph W. Tracy, Hamlet. Sophomores—Edward B, Brant, Frankfort; Clyde Orvill May, Seymour; Leonard H. Rhodes, Avilla. Juniors—Lawrence W. Decker, BlufTton; Arvil V. Keesling, Greenwood; Kenneth J. Nicholson, Greensfork; Samuel E. Ronk, West Lafayette; Clarence L. Spuller, Decatur; Donald D. Sutherlln, Warsaw; Rob*rt E. Wean, Newcastle. Seniors—Lester E. Bird, Peru; Lloyd C. Cochran, Frankfort; George E. Halhday, Frankfort; Tom R. Johnson, Muncie; Ves,*le H. Nicholson, Campbellsburg; Orville C. Redenbacher, Brazil; Marion C. Small, Russlaville; Kuo Yu Wang, Pekin, China; Arlie Frederick Wolfe, Columbia City. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Freshmen—L. L. Bumpas, Indianapolis; Stanley J. Biela, Michigan City; Phillip Harmon Daily, Marion; Ralph P. Hutchins, Kokomo; Albert Charles Miller. Terre Haute; Arthur J. Still. West Lafayette; Frank L. Street. Lafayette. Sophomores—Robert C. Daniels, Sweeteer; Arthur L. Hollis, Hartford City; William H. Newton, Chicago; James W. Wiggs, Berwyn, 111. Juniors—Nolan A. Curry, Indianapolis; Virgil F. Green, Indianapolis; Roland E. Hauber, East Cleveland, Onio; Theodore E. Baxman, Bryant. Seniors—John D. Burlie, Oak Park. 111. CIVIL ENGINEERING Freshmen—George G. Fassnacht, South Bend; Lowell E. Fawcett, Kokomo: Alvis E. Livingston, West Lafayette; Virgil H. Norford, Ft. Wayne; John Melvin Snead, Lakewood, Ohio; Constantine B. Voidrich, Northville, Mich. Sophomores—Claud W. Azbell, Linton; Leo w. Green, Swayzee; Lyndon F. Kirkley, South Bend; Harold M. Martin, Plymotn: Phillip F. Rahe, Ft. Wayne; Dean £. Stephen, Gary. / Juniors—Charles H. Bechert, Indianapolis; Thomas R. Jacobi, Dayton. Ohio; Harold J. McMillen, Napoleon, Ohio: John M. Melkovitch, Perth Amboy, N. J.; Edward H. A Schnitker, Toledo, Ohio; Ezra Sensibar, Gary. Seniors—Everest T. G. Jackson, Huntington; Feng Tu Tang, Tientsin, China; Malcolm T. Ward, Gary. HOME ECONOMICS Freshmen—Mildred Baltz, Rochester; Florence Oneita Brewer, Fairmount; Alma Mae Williams, Kokomo; Bernita Lucille Williams, Canton, 111. Sophomores—Florence Grace Berck, Elmhurst, 111.; Mildred Helen Gordner, Boonville; Roberta Mack, Michigan City; Esther Irene Miller, Lafayette; Ethel Louisa Miller, Lafayette; Ruth Aletha Swartz, Elnora. Juniors—Charlotte Ferris Canaday, Indianapolis; Erminia Margaret Christie, West Lafayette; Bernice Hess, Vallonla; Mary H. Hinds, Salem; Rose Marie Kronmiller, Ft. Wayne; Ethel Pauline Livingston. Straughn; Helen' Roberta Lockhart, Albany; Ciaribel McLeod, Lafayette. Seniors—Clara Ruth Darby, West Lafayette; Margaret Henrietta Doehler, Crown Point; Dorothy Dyson. Jonesboro; Irene Enfield, New Haven; Mary Carolyn Tuey, Montlcello; Emily Elizabeth Kennedy. Crawfordsville; Madelyn Markley, Bluflton: Mary Ruth Nielsen. Selma. Cal. Mary Elizabeth Skinner, West Lafayette. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Freshmen—Wilbur C. Osha. BoonvilleMorris H. Shedd, Chicago. "oonvme. Sophomores—Wilbur K. Berg. Mt Vernon. Wash.: Richard F. Goodnow. Lakewood. Ohio; Howard F. Murphy, Indianftpolls. Juniors—James E. Tllen. Defiance. Ohio; Theodore C. Bennett, West Lafayette: Charles W. Cassell. Indianapolis; Louis Divan, Clinton: Oscar Gebhart. Middletown; Russell E. Gibbs, West Lafayette; Pienchun Huang. Pekin, China: Erich Loses, Indianapolis: Robert E. Minton, Lufkin. Texas: Jack L. Morgan, South Bend: Seth H. Stoner. Decatur. 111.; George L. Williams. Remington. Seniors—Charles H. Bush. Muncie; Cordon Chandler Lafayette; Hubert S. Dale. Jamestown: Bernhardt L, Dorman, Indianapolis; John W. Hall. Wheeling. W. Va.: John P. Heiss, West Lafayette; Ahmed H. Nourl, Constantinople. Turkey; ohn Jav Rasor. Wadsworth. Ohio: H. . Stoever, Evansville. ELECTRYCAL ENGINEERING _ Freshmen—John Ade, Oak Park, 111.; James E. Beggs, Park Ridge, r.i.’ Arthur Hilliard Bostater, South Bend; Paul W Emler, Coshocton. Ohio; John Oral Fenwick, Goodland; John M. Heggy. Evansville; George L. Hiser, Hartford City: John E. Kessler, West Lafayette; Robert D. Kreighbaum, South Bend; John F. Manion.' Brownstown; Raymond C. Palmer, Frankfort; Howard S. Shafer, Boonville; Edwin T. Sherwood, Waterloo; Henry G. Stelter. Michigan City; Robert Earl Stradllng, Lafayette; Louis H. Wollenweber. Indianapolis. Sophomores—Chester W. Caldwell, West Lafayette; Leonard B. Carroll, Gas City; Ralph Davidson. Evansville; John A. Herrmann, Indianapolis; Herbert A Holmes, Portland; Byron C. Jamison, Omaha. Neb.; Arthur M. Killin. Muncie Lawrence S. Le Gros, Eaton; Bruce L. Ray, West Lafayette; Glenn E. Weist, Richmond; John R. Wickey, East Chicago. Junior—Arthur C. Bates. Montclair, N. J.; Carl C. Batz, Rochester; Albert H. Case. West Lafayette; Norman Clodfelter, Russellville; William H. C. Higgins, La Porte' Lambert L. Johnson, Attica; Herman O. Riggs, Convex: Richard A. Road, Peru; William P. Roberts. Lafayette: Ro-

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land B. Vandegrlft, Indianapolis; Winfred L. Utley. Mt. Vernon. Seniors—Arthur E. Beety, Logansport; Oris I. Cole, Indianapolis: Raymond L. Dirks, Greencastle; Rexford 11. Gordon, Greenfield; Leslie R. Johnson, Leipslc; Henry L. Lindstrom, Indianapolis; Claude R. Moneyhun, Anderson; Walter K. Paul, Lafayette; Theodore N. Rosser, Crawfordsville. SCIENCE Freshmen—Lola Ruth Brand, Lafayette; Ruth Miriam Heiss, West Lafayette; Margaret Ellen Keller, Bourbon. Sophomores—Corabel Johnson Curtis, Montlcello; Lee Hart Dixon, Russlayille; Anita Eulora Frey, Lafayette; Alice Eoulse Moran, West Lafayette; Miriam lone Smith, West Lafayette; Florence Delilah Ziegler, Toledo, Ohio. Juniors—William M. Baker, Indianapolis; Elizabeth Madeleine Heiss, West Lafayette; Mary Jennings Kemple, West Lafayette; Margaretta Esther Marshall, Lafayette; Rosemary Anne Murphy, South Bend; Esther Marion Phares, Lafayette; Helen Isabel Semplll, Lafayette; Marion Agnes Webster, Montmorencl; Walton Mark Wheeler, Evansville; Kathryn Harriet Wlsch, Lafayette. Seniors—Mildred Lucille Borum, West Point; Elizabeth Harriet Burkle, West Lafayette; Helen Bernice Farmer, Lafayette; William Russell Greenwood, Lafayette; Catherine Cecile Horan, Lafayette: Helen Gladys Horwitz, Lafayette; Wilfred E. Kruse. Ft. Wayne; OllVe Lewis, Lafayette; Eleanor Campbell Lilley. Piqua, Ohio; Lois Lucile 'Riffle, Otterbein; Vera Catherine Schaaf, Lafayette; John D Stillwell, Indianapolis; Mary William Sullivan, Lafayette. PHARMACY Freshman—Kenneth E. Hendershot, Exline, lowa. Sophomore—David Block Hammond. Junior—Frederick J. Stock, Evansville.

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