Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1946 — Page 7

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1258 To Be Awa In Butler Ceremony Monday

Butler university will award 258 degrees to seniors and graduate students at its 91st annual commencement exercises at 10 a.m. Monday in the Butler fieldhouse. Frederick L. Hovde, president of Purdue university, will deliver the commencement address. The Rev: P. H. Welshimer, minister of the First Christian church, Canton, O., will delivergthe baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 4 p.In. in the fleldCandidates for degrees in the college of liberal arts and sciences

include: Associate Arts—Doris Jeanne Cailip. bell, re, Mildred Evelyn Sul van, Sols berry. Bachelor of Arts—Ethelwyn Arnholter, Ines Johnson Bank, Patricia Ann Bradley, Margaret {le Brayton, Bernice Butler, ee Butz, Marjorie Florence Cain, Dorothy Anne Carson, Mary Jane Catterson, Nancy Louise Chatfield, Nancy R. Cochrane, Doris Walbri Daley, mow, | OF ow, M beth Donnell, Helen Lois East wi Anita Ann Ellis, Jack Farr, Benjamin Jhues Goodrich, Patrick J. Hadler, Doris Ann Hamilton, Betty Jane Handy, Marguarite Ellen Harp, Rosemary Hav land, Edith Joan yden, Elizabeth Jane Heater, Patricia Henshaw, Charles #"ran Hill, Ka Eliza) beth Hill, Arthur Sanford Hollan Martha Ann Noligway, Mary Johnson Eizabet Jose:

izabeth Pruce Pot Koss and Shirley os

Nancy Patricia Lange, Annette Green Marianne’ Ivah Looia Thomas . McLarty,

MacDona! Betty Joan Nay, Ela Nelvid Craig Pa ek gre "Hosmer Phillips, Theodore , Yvonne Frances Rababa, Ruth Nake ph, Edi Edith Loutse Swaim Shelhorn, Helen So anabshe, Ji Simmons, Dolores Laciile Sturman, Jean Ann Taylor i Ann Trotter, Beatrice th Whitaker, Mary Alice Wible, all of PD

College n liberal arts and science degree candidates from outside Indianapolis include:

Robert Edward Barnes, Canton, O.; Carmi

Evelyn Crostreet

Myra Dorothy Brown, el; Prances LaVerene Burbridge, Park Ridge, Ill; H. Cook Jr., Chillicothe, O.; E Downey, Fairland; Joseph L. Gift Sr. nverse; Margaret Kathryn Marfon; Jane Ann Guin, Danville, Ill.; Mar garet May Harned, Bi Marjorie Ann , Michigantown; W. Hentgen, Wabash; Ruth Ann , Oak Park, Ill.; Dale Richard Keirn, mo; Laurence H. Kryter, na

Norval Prynolf Lyon, Oyous, 3 Martin, Nelson, New Bu Hartford City; Jane o 0%, Patterfo ors fete) Sey Roberts, 1 ma ma, Mich.; Elizabeth Janet geles, Cal; Helen Strong, Mary Jane Sumner, Owensville; Corinne Vetters, Greenfield; Marjorie Weil, Greenfleid, and d Mabel Irene Anderson.

Bachelor of science degree candidates in natural sciences and mathematics .in the college of liberal arts and sciences include:

Katharine Leigh Armstrong, John Joseph Dunne, Kathleen Ware Ferguson, Mary Joan Freihage, Alice Hinton, Bettie Breech Nave, Carl Edward Nelson, Pauline Pritt, all of Indianapolis, and Betty Lloyd Parkins, Cincinnati, O., snd Marjorie Louise Swartz, Wanamaker.

Bachelor of science degree candidates in home economics include:

Jane Ann Burrin, Georginna Thompson Ernst, Betty Lou Ranstead and Jo Ann Ramstead Seller.

Candidates fof the degree of bachelor of science in the college of education include: James Howard Adkins, Judith Badger,

, Berths Luese Causey, Isabel V. Church, Dahistrand, Virginia Esten, Jack Julian nn, Hoyt W. Fowler, Jessie H. pranes, era po Predenb E Helm, Barbara Jane Jar-

dine, Erie M. py Donna Ludlow Morgan, Mary Margaret O O Dounell Phyllis J. Prentice, Anna C. na FinHal O. “Tobin, ‘Mary ‘Watkins, Purnice Cobh

Jeanne Winters, all of Indianapolis. Bachelor of science ‘of saucation Eat dates in the college of education from outside Indianapolis include:.

Compton, Jonesboro Finney, Rokolo; = non; Mary Hn a AD Sih: Harner, Lebanon; Mary Louise Kelly, Winamac; Dan Stover Langell Jr., Anderson; Prances Catherine Liles, Shelbyville; Laura 8Sue McKibben, Shamrock, Mo. Blanche McKinney Mount, Shelbyville: Mary Louise Prough, New Castle; Mary Sawyer, East Chic: 0, Ind.; Dorothy 8. Smith, Leban cennes; Guy Tex, Beech Grove; Lennie Tidrick, Logansport; Wilma Leah Anderson, and Margarete M. Walker, Whitestown.

Candidates for the degree of bachelor of music education in the college of education include: June Floyd Gwyn and Donald Henry Holzhausen, Indianapolis, and Jo Marilyn Baumgardt, Louisville, Ky.; James Arthur Edington, Indianapolis; Alice Fisher, Logansport: Richard J. Foster, Huntington; | Helen Joyce Fowler, Silver Spring; Jeanne Elizabeth Havens, Greenfield; Betty Lou Hendricks, Logansport: Herbert Neil Kaiser, Pt. Wayne, and Thomas Norris, Logansport. Barbara Jane Gardner is a candidate for the bachelor of arts degree in the college of education, Candidates for the bachelor of science degree in the college of

business Mujalyiration include:

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Jewel M. Bro Jean Carl Burris, George C. christ,” Harold Cohen, Jack Maurice Doman, Carolyn Coxen Duvall, Betty Batem Eck, James E. Farmer, John G, Panan Betty Zo Park, Paul Philip Griggs, Suzanne Leno: Joseph Howett, Irving Joffe, Ethelda Keiter, Joe Kettery, Madge Louise McGaughey, 'Joan Mawson, Earl P. Miller, James D. Mitchell, Lester Moreland Jr., James Frank Nau, Robert Prancis Ohleyer, Janet Lucile Oren, William Fletcher Patterson, Audrey Mae Preston, Betty Lee Snyder, John rl Sturman, rt Hutton Tews and Esther Zaphiriou, all- of Indianapolis. Bachelor of science degree candidates in the college of business administration’ from outside of Indianapolis include: Richard Louis Cournoyer, Chicago; Martha Frances Hall, Marion; Dorothy Jean Morris, Huntington; Robert Paul Roberts, Columbus, O.; Everett Paul Smith, Auburn; Walter Thomas B8mith, Rushville; Joan Steffens, DeLand, Fla, Wilma Jein Weaver, Hagerstown; William Ross Whitley, Kokomo, and Basil L. Wimer, Fairmount.

Candidates for the bachelor of science degree from the college of pharmacy include:

George Lucian Blaine, R. Evelyn Byrd, Harriett Jacobs, Donald E. Murphy, elma I. Murphy, John O. Noble and Virginia Lee Woodlock, all of Indianapolis, Degree candidates from outside of Indianapolls include: Saul Creason, Anderson; Lecta Pauline Dickinson, Greenfield; Donald T. Johnson, Pleasant Lake; Walter Carl Klink, Flint, Mich, and Betty M. Ross, Shoals Candidates for the bachelor of divinity degree from the school of religion include:

Medford H. Jones, Boyd L. Lammiman, Donald A. Nash and Earl Stuckenbruck,

all of Indianapolis, and Harold L. Abra-

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Al} Adan v. V." Fraley, Clarksh : Wi-

Johnstone, Jan O. Norris, Portsmouth, i ara Vernon Smuck, Russiaville; Wililam ter Thom Reno, Nev,, and James Gell Van en, ville,

Candidates for the degree of masler uf-arts in the sraduate division include: ; 4

Mary Kershner, Indianapolis; J. Inman Dizon. Anderson; Willian 2 Henr bert Griffin,

I; John College Park, ; Archie Russel) Matt n, West Salem, O.: Edna Miller, Whitestown, and

Francis Henry Tetu, Detroit.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Police Called for De-Hypnotizer

MINNEAPOLIS, June 4 (U,P.). «*“I just hypnotized a girl and don’t know how to bring her out of it” a boy's voice walled over

the police phoné to Operator Abe °

Siefl, Mr, Sieff was trying to get the boy's name and address so. police could aid in de-hypnotizing her. Then he heard a girl's voice over the telephone. e came out of it by herself, I guess,” the unknown caller said, and hung up.

Mr. Sieff shrugged, went back to routine calls—and wondered. Anyway, the foree doesn't have -a de-hypnotizer, he realized,

BENDIX WORKER KILLED

SOUTH BEND, Ifid, June 4 (U®

P)~Funeral rites were planned today for Orlow Raymond Boggs, 53, a millwright in the Bendix Products division wherd” he suffered fatal injuries yesterday. He

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Candidates for the degree of master of science in the graduate division felude:

JAtkins, Theresa Ellen Ayden, Ima Milter Clark, Benjamin Barrett Fort, Virginia N y Hollingsworth, Hagel McCoy, Ann

Johnson Lois Mallett, James I. Mo Mae Metager, pares C. Behoteld, ‘Raymon ond A. jane a oults;

Waterman and Pauline C. a of Indianapolis.

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Gwen Hamphill

Lafayette; Edgar Martin, Houlton, Me. Hayes, Lataye to; Bgar 2 Beech qrov;

Lester M Parker, Rin Amos V, Smith day gueg C. ‘Swanson, Greenfield, Bon Lester L. Tudor, Bargersville,

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