Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1960 — Page 17

Local Grandmother Receives Diploma At Ball State About six o’clock Sunday evening, June the fifth on the Bal! State Campus in Muncie, Ind., a forty year dream came true when Mrs. Leonard Beaty walked across the stage and received a diploma and hearty congratulations from President Emens for a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. As about fifteen hundred grad-l nates took their long, solemn!

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walk from the Assembly Hall tc the beautiful open air setting fo> commencement exercises on the south terrace of the Arts Building, many of the graduates were greeted by friends and relative:, who lined the walks. The dignity of the Occasion was often broken by a child’s voice calling out. ‘‘Hi. Daddy,” or "Hi, Mommy," as they spotted their daddy or mammy in line. But Mrs. Beaty received a greeting of "Hi, Grandmother," from her grandson, Kent Freeland. who was seated high on a bleacher as

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the procession passed. Other relatives who were in Muncie for the day were Mrs. Beaty's husband, Leonard; mother, Mrs. C. W. Campbell of Belle Center, Ohio; sisters, Mrs. Cloyd Felix of Lorain, O.; brother, Wm. B. Campbell and family, Van Wert, O.; and daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .Freeland. South Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgaj’ Cole of Walkerton. Mrs. Beaty's other daughter, Mrs. Richard Roberts and family, of Canoga Park, Calif., were not able to attend. Mrs. Beaty attended Oxford College for Women. Oxford, 0.. and Ohio State University where she prepared to teach Home Econcmics which she taught two years before marriage. After more than twenty years spent in raising a family, she returned to teaching but in the elemental} field which required a different type of training. This has been acquired a little at a t.me the past few years during the summer and teaching in the winter. Mrs. Beaty has taught in the lok\al school since 1940 and plans to teach fourth grade again this fall. Esther Cecrle Receives Diploma On Sunday. June 5. Esthei Cecrle was among thd 1400 graduates receiving degrees from Ball State Teachers' College. Muncie. Indiana. Esther received hei Bachelor of Science degiee in Educaticn. She was chosen one of the 35 outstanding seniors who are selected as outstanding in the classroom, as well as outstanding seniors who are select ed ag outstanding in the classroom and extra-curricular activities. This past year, Esther served as president of Alphi Chi Omega national social sorority; representative on the Pahhellenlc Council; member of Clavia, senior women’s honorary; and she

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was a selected member of Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. During the summer Esther Is employed by South Bend Tribune’s WSBT-TV where she will be assistant to the producer

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