Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1938 — Page 16

318 AT BUTLER ASK DEGREES AT JUNE EXERCISES

83d Annual Commencement To Be Conducted at Field House on 13th.

Three hundred and eighteen candidates have filed applications for degrees at the 83d annual commencement exercises of Butler Uni-

versity June 13 in the Field House.

Applicants for the bachelor of arts deee and the subjects in which they mared are: Robert Ake, English; Edwin Allender, religion; Clarence Anderson, themistry-botany; Elizabeth Ann Aufderheide, economics; Aline Bailey, English; Melvin Baird, zoology; Barbara Ballinger, Becker, sociology; MilEnglish: Margaret owman, botany; Iris Boyd, chemistry-zoology. Dorothy Braden, sociology; Lee Brayton, chemistry-zoology: Lucille Broich, sociolo- . Edward R. Brown, English; Rosemary Erker. English; Autie Lee Carr, history and political science; Charlene Noblitt Clements, Spanish; Thelma Cooley, Latin: Mary Evelyn Daniel, English-speech, and Richard Davis, economics.

Evelyn Delgado, Spanish; Jane Deranian, home economics; Douglas Dickey. Pehigion; Louise Edwards, English-speech; Beatrice Elliott. sociology; Grace Fairchild, English; Mari Louise Falender. Engish: Jean Fisher, English; Jane Forman, home economics: Georgia Foster, German; Margaret Foster, sociology; Fred Fries, English-Latin; Eleanor Jane Fullenwider, zoology; Marian Gearen, English, Philip Gold, religion; Gertrude Goldberg, French; June Gray, English; Ellen Hamilton, English; Julia Herman, home economics; Mary Alice Hicks, history. James Highley English; Eleanor Hoffman, sociology; Mary Jacqueline Holliday, home economics; Martha Jane Howard, sociology; Jessica Huff, French; Floy Hurt, English; Corlie Jackson, history and political science; Robert Jackson, history and political science. and Ethel Johnson, Zzogy.

Bettyann Jones. home economics: Patrisociology; Margaret Kendall, English; Jean Knowlton. nglish; Mary ne Leatz, sociology; Helen Lees, lish: Charles Martin, religion; Bonnie Jean McKechnie, English; Susanne Merrill, home economics; Louise Moorman, English, botany; James H. Morris, economics. Phyllis Morris, sociology: Byron Wilson ; Elizabeth Myers, sociology; { sociology; Leona B. Nelson. religion, Marjorie Newman. botany: Clemmie Jo Poole, zoology-chemistry: Madeline Price, home economics, and Marjorie Pyke, German-English. Caroline Rehm, English: Charlene Richardson. English: George Richardson, English; Nerman Riley. history and nolitical science; Maude Roberts, home economics; Margaret Rohr, George W. Ross, religion; ~Keith R. Ruddell, zoology; Mary Margaret Ruddell, music; Mildred Rugenstein, mathematics; Marian E. Schaefer, religion; Gertrude Elizabeth Schellschmidt, music; Marjorie Schoch, German, history: Doroir Settles, French; Bessie Shertzer. Engsh.

Robert Sorenson, history and volitical science: Matilda Sparenblek. German, English: Dorothy Sparrow, Latin, zoology: Jeanne Alvce Spencer. English, sociology; Margaret Spence:. history: Marion Sperry, sociol4zy: John William Stalcup. English, speach, and James B. Stalker Jr. sociology. Lillian Starost, mathematics: Matgaret Stump. mathematics: Charles Symmes, his-

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Added to Staff

Clifton A. Wheeler, Hoosier

landscape artist, has been named i

to the Butler University summer school faculty. “Landscape and Still Life” is the subject Mr. Wheeler will teach in the fine arts division of the summer school. He is a member of the Shortridge High School faculty and a former member of the John Herron Arf School. Mr. Wheeler's paintings have been exhibited at Indianapolis, Chicago and Philadelphia.

intermediate: Mabel Ryan, . primary; Francis Ruth Sanderson. primary. ma edam. intermediate; Lois primary: Norma Stewart. Margaret Swartz, vy: Li ] primary: Mary Ann Tindall. primary; M donna Warner, kindergarten-primary, and Virginia Wulf, primary. : Candidates for the bachelor of science degree awarded by the college of education include Sue Ammerman, Bernice Ball, Guy Bauchert, onald Wayne Bicknell, Thelma Bixler, Inmon Blackaby, Andrew Boa, Margaret Fonifield, Roberta Bowsher, Addarena Bridgewater, Minnie Cassady. Margaret Champlin, Esther Coffing, Arthur Cosgrove, Maryana Coulter, valt, Marion Disborough, Martha 1 dge, Ruby Ev 35

Finn, Betty Giffin, Raymond Giroud, Lucile Grant and Carolyn Gregory. James Hauss, Harriet Haverstick, Della Hopson. Mary Hurt. Mildred Keesling. Evelyn King, Wilma Lawson, Joseph Macek, Vincent Masarachia. Ruth auzv, Lela McClellan, Jean Meek, Christine Mendenhall, Grace Meng. William Merrill. Phyllis Minter, Pauline Mohler, Harriet Monahan, jeter Myers, Nicholas Presecan, Olive uray. Mavilla Rainey, Martha Reynolds, Irma Ross, Virgil Byron Schofield, Phyllis Shepard, Smith, Lenore Sullivan, ille y. Marjorie Tretton, Valentine Williams and Helen Bachelor of music de Virginia Bassett, Gerald Bettch Loyd-

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William J. Olsen, tion; Josephine An . journal Frances Louise Patton, journalism; 1 Jane Peiffer, journalism: Laura Ann er, business “administration: Power, business administration; 3 Sackowitz, business administration: Dorothy Virginia Shepperd, journalism, and Lewis Treon Smith, journalism. Kenneth Earl Speicher. business admin-

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ournalism; . administration: Don W. ness administration: Beatrice : Clarence N, Warren Jr., business administration. William Edward White. business ‘adminNeil Potter Whitney, - busi administration: Milton Wiener, i administration; nalsm; Harry J administration; Eugene business administration, ‘Zechiel, business administration.

95,000 MORE LIKELY “T0 ASK AGED FUNDS

Age Requirement Drops to 65 on July 1.

About 25,000 more Hoosiers are expected to apply for old age benefits July 1 when the minimum age requirement is reduced from 70 to 65. Thurman A. Gottschalk, State Welfare Administrator, said today. Lowering of the age limit was provided in the 1936 Indiana Welfare Act to conform with Federal social security laws. Old age payments were made to 42,250 in Indiana last month. Payments averaged $16.17. eral Government, under the Social Security Act, provided 50 per cent

of the payments, the State 30 per

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cent’ and’ the counties 20 per cent. ' ~ Mr. Gottschalk reported that 27,912 dependent children received assistance checks, averaging $12.94, last month. Payments averaging $18.80 were made to 2299 blind persons in Indiana last month.

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on parole with $1200 today to go into business at Flint for himself. Of the $1200, $700 came from the sale of souvenirs—dresser sets, ash trays, wall plaques and other ar- venir concessions at the prison.

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Twenty-six candidates' are applicants for the bachelor of science degree. The degree in natural sciences and mathematics is sought by John Berting, zoology; William Bolin. chemistry: Charlotte Cox, Wiliilam Davis, mathematics; . chemistry; Charlene Gudgel, ; Olive Gunder, botany; Frank A. Hamp, botany-zoology: ry Ittner, chemistry: Shildes chemistry, mathematics. Floyd Keller. chemistry: George C. Kolb Jr.. chemistry: Paul Lindenberg, chemistry. J. Robert Maxey, chemistry; Robert McecColgin, zoologv: Charles Miller, ¢hem-istry-zoology: Arthur Roney, zoology-bot-CRY] E. aogier I chemists ics; a tanley, otany, an John Thurston, chemistry.

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