Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1936 — Page 14
3 STUDENTS SEEK DEGREES FROM BUTLER
266 Seniors Are Listed as Candidates by Reg--istrar.
Degrees to be awarded st the eighty-first annual graduation exercises of Butler University on June 15 are sought by 329 university students, Mrs. Martha Bebinger Enyart, acting registrar, announced today. Seniors of the university are candidates for 266 baccalaureate degrees and 63 graduate students are candidates for advanced awards. Degrees are to be conferred by President James W. Putnam. The principal address is to ;be delivered by Dr. Raymond Wailers, president of the University of Cincinnati,
Bachelor of arts degrees of the college of liberal arts and sciences are - sought by: Marian Ballinger, botany; Frances Baugh, sociology; Mary Elizabeth Beane, romance languages: Elizabeth Beckman, soci ology; Ellis Beghtel, business administration; Rebecca Blackley, English; Louise Hays Block, French; George W. Bockstahler, chemistry, zoology; Ann Brown, history, French. ‘
Seek Degrees of S. B.
Margaret Brown, French; Shiela Brown, English; Frances Maurine Campbell, journalism, English; Jane Christena, English; Mary Jean, Clark, sociology; Martha Coddington, English; James Crowell, home economics; Margaret Louise Dauner, English; Dorothy Day, French; Parmalee Dovey, German; Joseph Eastman, chemistry, zoology; Robert Emhardt, history; June Field, English, aid Robert Russell Fohl Jr., mathematics, all of Indianapolis. Other Indianapolis candidates for the degree are: Lois Gerdts, English; Hazel Guio, sociology; Ruth Hamlin, English; ' John Hanson, chemistry; Robert Hedge, mathematics; Esther Hoover, English; Mary Humphreys, English; Hallie Hunt, French; Lloyd Hutchinson, mathematics; Spurgeon Johnson, economics and business administration. Rosalind Jones, Spanish; Maryella Julian, English; Giltner Knipe, business administration; Marilynn Knowlton, sociology, Latin; William Koss, zoology; Winifred Loudon, English: Harry McClelland Jr, ~ chemistry-zoology; Mary Katherine Mangus, mathematics; Doris Jane Meuser, botany; Virginia Mitch, English; Frances Moody, sociology, and Edward Niles, mathematics.
Candidates for Degrees
Helen Patrick, chemistry; Alice Porteous,Mbotany-zoology; Clarence Powell, botany; Robert Prettyman, botany; Lillie Riggs, botany; Dorothy Rinker, English; Thelma Roller, home economics; Fred Ryker, sociology; Margaret ‘Schoen, jour-nalism-Latin; Mary Elizabeth Seeger, English; Cornelia Settles, sociology; Herbert Smeltzer, zoology; Jean Southard, sociology; Jeanne Spiegel, business administration; Barbara Jean Sullivan, English; Dorothy Thompson, English; James Philip Thompson, physics; Gayle Thornbrough, history; Leon Weatherman, religion; Afton White, Latin; Evelyn Willsey, English; Dorathy Winter, psychology; Bettie Sue Woolling, Spanish, and Mary Paxton Young, English. Students from out of the city seeking A. B. degrees are: Harry Merrill Brown, zoology, Cicero; ~~ Annvilla Fail, mathematics, economics, La Porte; Jeanne Hell, English, Dana; John Howell, botany, Junction City, O.; Ruby Lantz, sociology, Kokomo; Eunice Mays, home economics, Elwood. Judith Miley, French, Anderson; Clarence Powell, botany, Bridgeport; Russell Reynolds, history, New York, N. Y. Other Indianapolis graduates are: Elizabeth Achenbach, business administration; Martha Armstrong, English; Susan McGaughey, English; Pauline Mercer, Latin, and Leonore Peavey, French.
Candidates for B. S. Degree
Candidates for the bachelor of science dégree in science are William Daily, botany; Dudley Hutcheson, zoology: Alfred Meunier, chemistry; Richard Morrisey, chemistry; Reginald Riley, chemistry; H. Bernard Schoch, chemistry, and Donald Scott, chemistry, all of Indianapolis, and Garry Bolin, chemistry, Huntington, and Albert Carson, mathematics, physics, Cicero. Bachelor of science degrees in business administration are sought by the following majors in the economics department: Eldon Begh-
John Kavanaugh, George Langston, Ror, Nicewander, Jean Ochiltree, Richard John Royster, Mildred 'Viewegh,
Robert Welch, Wilbert Welmer, and James Wulle, all of Indianapolis;
Evans, Canton, Ill.; Ora E. Hartman, Alexandria; Paul Moore, Cicero; Joseph: Haslet, Ockley, and Ramon Espinosa, Mexico City, Mexico.
Ten Journalists Listed
Ten studénts are applicants for the bachelor of science degrees in journalism, Ruth Brinkman, Clement Craig, Dorothy Goldsmith, Faye Kenneth Harlan, Janice Kellogg, Charles Leary, William Rohr, Mary Phyllis Sharpe, and Max Stuckey of Indianapolis, and Mark H. Brown Jr., Lake Providence, Louisiana.
Candidates for the bachelor of |
science degree in home economics are Evangaleen Bowman, Ruth Collins, Emma Jane Crawford, Elysee Crosier, Mildred Cross, Lovilla Horne, Elizabeth MacDougall, all of Indianapolis; Lillian Cosner, Ridgely, Tenn., and Lois Forsythe, Noblesville. .
ligion are sought by Rosalie Benerdict, Oxford; L. Lavon Knowlton, New Albany; Cyril Robertson, Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I, and Johnnie McHenry, Indianapolis.
Sacred Literature Applicants
Applicants for the degree bachelor of sacred literature of the College of Religion are Leslie Sparks, Indianapolis; Lawrence Fugit, Brownsburg; Allan McDiarmid, Kalgoolie,
inth, Miss.
the College of Education have been ‘applied for by Jeannette Mae Craig, Helen Eldridge, Ruth -Gingery, Ernestine Graver, Helen Healy, Martha Lebo, Erie Lewis, Jeannette McNeeley, Verna Pickerel, Mary Jeanette Seller, Kathryn Taylor, Wanda Winkle, Maynita Baumgart, Eleanor Berger, Mary Burrin, Edith Carter, Phyllis Fetta, Leola Kayler,
Bettie Williams, all of Indianapolis. Nina Billingsley, Fairland; Helen Boots, Frankfort; Lucille Bunn, Kentland; Mrs. Elizabeth Carr, Bluffton; Carolyn Chamberlain, Rushville; Martha Copeland, Brooklyn; Joan Cutsinger, Edinburg; Marjorie Davis, New Augusta; Helen Jane Lowry, Fortville; Margaret McKnight, Westfield; Martha Peden, Sanborn; Mae Louise Small, Rushville; Ivan Sommer, Salamonia; Valentine Williams, Loogootee; Betty Daly, Montpelier, and Lewis Davis, Clermont.
Seek Educaiton Degree
Applications for the bachelor of science degree in education have been submitted by Sarah Biedenmeister, Sadie Doty, Marion Burch, Stella Cox, Doris Driggs, Helen Ehrhardt, Maybelle Ellis, Irma Frazier, Mary Gibson, Raymond Gladden, Eleanor Hess, Bess Hume, Grace Huffman Johnson. Irene Jones, Lucille Keller, Daisy Kern, Mae King, Sayde Mays, Jean Miers, Madie Mitchell, Ruth Ratcliffe, Virginia Reynolds, ' Helen Schellert, Gladys. Schwartz, Christipe Sorhage, clara Steele,” Elva True, Virgilia Wells, and Ora Willett, all of Indianapolis. Other Indianapolis candidates for the degree are Georgetta Bardwell, Florence Brydon, Helen Carr, Evelyn Christopher, Ada Clark, Dorothy DesLauriers, Mabel Gorman, Mildred Hobbick, Helen Killion, Leona Light, Madeline McCall, Iva Shumate, Leta Shute, Mary Snyder, Emily Svendson, Laura Wolfolk and Grace Woodell.
Others Are Listed
Candidacy for the degree has also been announced by Flora Dutcher, Crawfordsville; Lyla Fullen, Bridgeport; Ethel Gates, Shelbyville; rothy Gayler, Crawfordsville; neva Jackson, Waveland; Ernest Lefforge, Oaklandon; Luther E. Martin, Hinton, W. Virginia; Elizabeth Peterson, Sawyer, Wisconsin.
Skillman, Greenwood; Omer Warneke, Rushville; Walter Byers, Bargersville; Verna Craig, Bicknell; Margaret Hunt, Franklin; Gerald Johns, Acton; Kyle Peters, Oaklandon; Neva Sexton, Kokomo, and Gail Vandover, Zionsville. Eight students are candidates for the bachelor of music degree; having majored in public school music. “They are: Cleo Marguerite Blackketter, Logansport; Ferne Lantz, Nappanee; Margaret Roberts, Orleans; Alonzo Eidson, Charles Henzie, Lois LeSaulnier, James Miers and Mildred Reimer, Indianapolis.
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