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The University has been very fortunate in securing MRS. GEO. F. FELTS as principal of the Normal department. She will · make her department thoroughly systematic and valuable to those who are prepar- ing to teach.
The REV. W. F. ZANDER will give to the University enough of his time to enable him to teach two classes daily. He is an agreeable gentle- man and an able teacher.
MISS MARTHA E. TIBBALS will continue to be principal of the Art department. The increasing popularity of her work, together with the fact that she has engaged Pro‘. Carl Krauskopf to assist her, will cer- tainly secure a large patronage to the Art Department of Taylor Uni- versity.
Mrs. J. W. Goodrich remains with us to teach Stenography.
As will be seen on the page where the members of the faculty are named, the music department has not been provided for at the date of putting the catalogue to press (August 10, 1891.) The trustees expect to secure competent and satisfactory instructors in both the instrumental and vocal departments.
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REGULATIONS.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.
Students bearing the personal certificate of a former teacher concern- ing studies satisfactorily completed will be given credit for the work they have done; otherwise they must pass an examination (usually oral) upon entering Taylor University. The purpose of this examination is to properly classify the students, and to insure that none take classes too far advanced for them, and that all have a sufficient amount of work.
DELINQUENT STUDENTS.
When lessons have been missed for any cause the student must make them up in full.
TERM EXAMINATIONS.
Examinations will be held at the close of each term and reports of each term's work will be given to the students.
Every student must register at the beginning of each term, before entering any of the classes.
The tuition and other fees should be paid to the registrar at the beginning of the term.
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PRESIDENT-GEO. W. PIXLEY.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. W. Pixley.
D. N. Foster.
C. D. Law.
A. D. Cressler.
W. E. Mossman.
James W. Wilding.
John Dreibelbiss
Leo Freiburger. J. D. Bond.
R. T. McDonald.
O. P. Morgan.
H. C. Paul.
Louis Fox.
S. M. Nickey.
C. J. Sosenheimer.
Joe W. Bell.
P. A. Randall.
J. F. W. Meyer.
The Poor Man's Savings Bank.
Pays three times the interest to depositors of the ordinary savings bank, and is much safer, failure being impossible. Seven dollars a month for six and a half years matures ten shares and returns $1,000 to the per- son making the payments.
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THINGS REQUIRED.
1. Full employment of study hours in stndy.
2. Prompt attendance on all prescribed exercises.
3. Attendance at church at least once on the Sabbath.
4. Cheerful compliance with all temporary prudential rules "estab-
lished by the faculty.
THINGS PROHIBITED.
1. Visiting immoral places.
2. Use of intoxicating liquors.
3. Use of tobacco in University building.
4. Playing cards on University premises.
5. Use of profane or obscene language.
6. Throwing paper, slops or rubbish out of the University windows.
7. Noisy, disorderly or unseemly conduct of any description.
ROOMS.
The trustees have decided that only lady students shall room in the University building. This rule has been adopted in answer to the demands of pareuts and citizens. It is hoped that the advantages thus offered to the ladies in the University dormitory will secure a large attendance. Prof. Pattison and his family will live in the University building and make it a delightful home for the young ladies. The gentle- men can find rooms within convenient distance from the University building, in Christian homes. The registrar of the faculty will furnish information concerning rooms.
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BOARDING.
The University building contains a spacious dining-hall. The ladies rooming in the University dormitory and gentlemen rooming in private residences will find at the table provided by the steward of the University the best advantages for board that can be secured for the rates.
EXPENSES FOR BOARD AND ROOM.
Board at University dining-hall, per week 2.20
Room rent in University dormitory, per term. 5.00
Gentlemen can find rooms near the University building at a cost not exceeding the room rent in the University building, if two occupy one room.
Gentlemen can form clubs and board themselves at reduced rates.
Ladies rooming in the University building must furnish sheets, pillow slips, lamp, broom, towels and oil for light.
The fuel in the University dormitory (natural gas), from the first of November to the first of May, will cost $1.75 per month, payable in advance at the first of each month. No cost from May to November.
All students boarding at the University dining-hall should be pro- vided with napkins.
The University dining-hall will be conducted on the principle that healthy food and cultured table manners are essential factors in a good education.
EXPENSES FOR TUITION.
ACADEMIC AND NORMAL.
Tuition for term of ten weeks $ 8.00
Incidental fee 1.00
ART.
Tuition per term, admitting students to all classes and lectures .... $ 15.00 Saturday class, Drawing. 3.00
Saturday class, Color. 5.00
Students from other departments of the University, (drawing re- quired in Normal course) 1.00
Same students, Drawing and Color 5.00
Mechanical Drawing 5.00
All these rates in the Art department are for a term of ten weeks.
GENERAL INFORMATION
CONCERNING TAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
The institution was established in 1846, by the ministers of the North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. It was chartered in 1847 as the Fort Wayne Female College. This school was consolidated with the Fort Wayne Collegiate Institution for Young Men in 1853, the new institution assuming the legal name of The Fort Wayne College.
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The old building was erected in 1846-'47, the corner-stone being laid June 23, 1847. It is located on a plat of ground containing three acres, at the west end of Wayne street, Fort Wayne, Allen county, Indiana. The location is one of the most desirable in the city.
Fort Wayne is a city of 40,000 inhabitants, a railroad center acces- sible from ten different directions, and is a well ordered and healthful city.
In 1884 an addition 60 x 73 feet and four stories high was erected. This stands immediately in front of the main edifice of the old building, and presents a handsome appearance. This addition contains chapel, recitation rooms, library, dining-room and laboratory. The recita- tion rooms of the building have been partitioned into music rooms and offices, and are well fitted for those purposes.
TAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
A financial crisis having fallen upon the Fort Wayne College, its trustees were authorized to sell the property of the institution, and they did so to the Taylor University.
Taylor University is named in honor of Bishop William Taylor, for- merly a local preacher of world-wide fame and most remarkable achieve- ments, but now Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church for Africa.
The trustees of the University represent three different constitu- encies, viz., The National Association of Local Preachers, the Fort Wayne District of the North Indiana Conference, and the Fort Wayne College of Medicine.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
The Thalonian Literary Society, the oldest society of the institution, was organized in 1853. Among the former members are found some of the most prominent citizens of the city or State.
The Philalethean Society was organized in 1878. It has a large membership and is rapidly increasing in influence.
Each of the societies has an elegantly furnished hall. Both societies are open to ladies and gentlemen, and all students are recommended to identify themselves with one or the other, as thereby they will receive an essential training that only the literary society can give.
THE PEARSON ORATORICAL PRIZE.
Rev. W. F. Pearson, D. D., of Philadelphia, has provided a prize of $25 in gold for that gentleman student of Taylor University who shall excel in an oratorical contest, to be held in the University auditorium, on Monday evening of commencement week. Not less than four students of Taylor University, selected by the faculty from members of the literary societies, shall contest for this prize. The judges of the contest will be selected by the President of the University, and the decision will embrace both the matter of the oration and the manner of its delivery.
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THE MOONEY ESSAY PRIZE.
The Rev. Geo. W. Mooney, of New York City, has provided a prize of $25 in gold for that lady student of Taylor University who shall excel in an essay contest. The conditions of the contest and the night on which it shall be held to be the same as those of the oratorical contest.
THE CHRISTIAN HERALD PRIZE.
Louis Klopsch, A. M., Ph. D , publisher of the Christian Herald, New York City, offers the Christian Herald prize of $50 to the victors in a debate between six contestants, three affirmative and three negative, the $50 to be divided equally among the victors. The judges are to be selected by the President of the University. This contest is open to both ladies and gentlemen.
THE APPEAL OF TAYLOR UNIVERSITY TO OLD STUDENTS.
Let every former student of the Fort Wayne College who expects to attend some school during the year 1891-92 come to Taylor University, and bring as many others as possible with him.
Let all the old students of Fort Wayne College who are now in busi- ness make a special effort to turn a great tide of students to Taylor University.
For Catalogues or any further information address
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CALENDAR.
First Term begins September 15, 1891.
First Term ends November 25, 1891.
Thanksgiving Holiday, November 26, 27, 1891.
Second Term begins November 30, 1891. Winter Vacation from December 24, 1891, to January 4, 1892. Second Term ends February 5, 1892. Third Term begins February 8, 1892. Third Term ends April 16, 1892. Fourth Term begins April 19, 1892.
Art Reception, June 18, 1892, 8 P. M.
Baccalaureate Sermon, June 20.
Pearson Oratorical and Mooney Essay Prize Contests, June 21, 8 P. M. Musicale, June 22, 8 P. M, Christian Standard Prize Debate, June 23, 8 P. M.
Society Reunions, afternoon of June 24.
Commencement Exercises, June 24, 8 P. M.
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The MEDICAL COLLEGE of TAYLOR UNIVERSITY offers a full course of study, which may be found in the special catalogue already published. The faculty of the MEDICAL COLLEGE is presented on the third page of this catalogue.
FEES OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Matriculation (payable but once) $ 5.00
General Lecture Fee (annually) 40.00
Dissections, each year for two years 5.00
Chemical Laboratory. 5.00
Hospitals and Dispensary, annually. 5.00
Graduation Fee, not returnable.
25.00
Any Single Course 10.00
For catalogue or any other information concerning the Medical Col- lege, address the Dean,
DR. C. B. STEMEN, FORT WAYNE, IND.
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CLASSICAL COURSE.
SENIOR CLASS.
Howey, M. C. Montpelier, Ohio.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Buck, W. A. Ossian, Ind.
Carver, Daisy S. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Carver, Margaret R. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Majers, D. M
Goshen, Ind.
FRESHMAN CLASS,
Barton, Nathaniel P . Poneto, Ind.
Cooper, Malachi C.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Weeks, Geo. W
Remus, Mich.
SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC.
Bechtol, Charles O Huntington, Ind.
Andersen, Louis N Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fisher, Ed. H Butler, Ind.
Gilbert, Walter S
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Johns, Edward B.
.Columbia City, Ind.
Seaman, May A .Fort Wayne, Ind.
Stemen, W. E. Fort Wayne, Ind.
NORMAL COURSE.
THIRD YEAR.
Carter, Wm. R. Factoryville, Mich.
Clizbe, Lilabel .Fort Wayne, Ind.
Clizbe, Azalea.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Esterline, Walter Dunfee, Ind.
Guyer, Henry Fort Wayne, Ind.
Hook, Rufus M Van Wert, Ohio.
Hower, Ira Decatur, Ind.
Kell, Gertrude. Huntertown, Ind.
Krontz, John H. W . Butler, Ind.
Lee, Jennie S Bristol, Ind.
Lutz, Bertha F Goshen, Ind,
Maguire, Frederic J. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Myers, Andrew H. Cedarville, Ind.
Plummer, Henry L
Laud, Ind.
Schrader, A. Lillian Fort Wayne, Ind.
Tinkham, Chas. New Haven, Ind.
Weaver, Alvin L. Avilla, Ind.
Winter, Laura Grace Dunkirk, Ohio.
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SECOND YEAR.
Abel, Lula M. St. Joe, Ind.
Aiderman, Frank W Fort Wayne, Ind.
Baker, Estella L.
Kansas City, Mo.
Blume, Nora E.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Bowser, Ella E. Nine Mile, Ind.
Carpenter, Burton E. Goshen, Ind.
Chapman, Eliza Fort Wayne, Ind.
Cunnison, Wm
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Emrick, Frank.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Erwin, Lucy E . Decatur, Ind.
Evard, Orthense.
Goeglein, Ind.
Floyd, Clara E
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Geake, Wm. C.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Gruber, Dessie
Roanoke, Ind.
Hagan, Edward C. Arcola, Ind.
Hatch, Arthur A
Huntertown, Ind.
Hollopeter, Mina.
Cedarville, Ind.
Hollopeter, Belle.
Leo, Ind.
Humbert, Frank P.
Wallen, Ind.
Jackson, Effie A.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mahin, May
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mahin, Lizzie.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Pettit, Benjamin F.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Rousseau, Chauncey D.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Rudisill, Mary C.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Rudisill, Sarah E.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Simons, Mary .
. La Otto, Ind.
Smith, Clarence S.
.Fort Wayne, Ind.
Stemen, Mary L
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Weisell, A. Tenny
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Williams, Myrtle
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Youngker, John
La Grange, Ind.
FIRST YEAR.
Alderman, Harry Dayton. .Fort Wayne, Ind.
Eldridge, Hope
. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Miles, Harriet
.Fort Wayne, Ind.
Spalding, Albert
Fort Wayne, Ind.
IRREGULAR STUDENTS.
Carter, Samuel A
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Hartman, Hugh Homer
. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Jeffries, Minnie. . Saturn, Ind.
Law, Frederick C.
.Fort Wayne, Ind.
McKee, Ed. F Fort Wayne, Ind.
Pool, R. W. .Fort Wayne, Ind.
Rich, Lota
Fort Wayne, Ind
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ART STUDENTS.
Alderman, Mrs. Frank. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Alderman, Mary M
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Brosius, Olive.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Clippinger, Gertrude.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Clizbe, Lilabel. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Clizbe, Azalea.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Cripe, Ella.
. Goshen, Ind.
· Felts, Mrs. Geo. F
French, Albert R.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Fort Wayne, Ind. Ligonier, Ind.
Goodrich, M. Cecile.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Fort Wayne, Ind. Muskegon, Mich.
Hubbard, H. C.
Johns, Malley J Fort Wayne, Ind.
Kell, Gertrude Huntertown, Ind.
Knause, Alice.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Bristol, Ind.
Lutz, Bertha F.
. Goshen, Ind.
Miles, Mrs, William
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Pettit, Benjamin F
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Seaman, May A
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Seaman, Harry
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Stemen, Harriet F
Fort Wayne, Ind. Bristol, Ind.
Tegtmeyer. Flora.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Webb Marian.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
MUSIC STUDENTS.
Clarke, Belle Fort Wayre, Ind
Fisher, Mrs. Celia.
Fort Wayne. Ind.
Fisher, Emma.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Gants, Samuel L Ligonier, Ind.
Gants, Emma. Ligonier, Ind.
Jones, John P Gomer, Ohio
Jones, Lizzie J.
Gomer Ohio
Jones, Martha J Venedocia, Ohio
Kuensley. Mamie. Nevada, Ohio
Long, Leo. Paulding Ohio
Mahin, William Fort Wayne, Ind.
Meese, Lettie. . Auburn, Ind.
Morgan, Miss. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Nonnemaker, R. J.
Gants, Emma
Griffiths, Walter
Lee, Jennie S.
Sullivan, Bertha.
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Pursel, Jessie.
Paulding, Ohio
Root, Darwin.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Safford, F. R.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Schrader, Carrie B. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Schrader, A. Lillian. Fort Wayı e, Ind. Stemen, Harriet F Fort Wayne, Ind. Weisell, Carrie Fort Wayne, Ind.
Wilkinson, Della.
Van Wert, Ohio
COMMERCIAL STUDENTS.
Andersen, Louis N
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Bittenger, Marcia.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Clippinger, John A
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fisher, Hugh F Fort Wayne, Ind.
Harris, Bertha.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Hatch, Arthur A
Huntertown, Ind.
Holmes, Alice
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Johnson, Della.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Lehman, Caroline
Linn Grove, Ind.
Long, Roma.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Rousseau, Chauncey D.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Bristol, Ind.
Sullivan, Bertha
Tenny, John C.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Tegtmeyer. Flora.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
White, Harry R. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Youngker, John La Grange, Ind.
ELOCUTION STUDENTS.
Cooper, Malachi C.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Stemen, Margaret E
Fort Wayne, Ind. Avilla, Ind.
Weaver, Alvin L.
Wolf Fredric. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Number enrolled more than once.
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Total number different students. 126
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GRADUATES OF TAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
(FORMERLY FORT WAYNE COLLEGE.)
1" Any information concerning the present residence and occupation of these graduates will be thankfully received.
CLASS OF 1850.
Cox, Eliza J., A. M., deceased.
Hubler, Angeline D., A. M., (Mr :. William Taylor) La Fayette, Ind.
Reyburn, Elizabeth M., M. S., deceased.
CLASS OF 1852.
Brenton, Adeline F., A. M., deceased.
Cooper, Eliza A., M. E. L., (Mrs. Talbert) Greencastle, Ind.
Hartman, Theresa C., M. E. L., (Mrs. Dr. W. D. Stewart) Fort Wayne. Shoaff, Elizabeth M., M. E. L., deceased.
Tolerton, Frances A., M. E. L., (Mrs. Elias M. Peck) Greenville, Mich. Winter, Louisa L., M. E. L., deceased.
CLASS OF 1853.
Barnes, Alice, M. E. L., (M s. Rev. F. A. Harden) Freeport, Ill.
Brawly, Amanda J., M. E. L., (Mrs. Little) Freeport, Ill.
Insley, Miriam E., M. E. L , (Mrs. Rev. L. Nebeker) Stockwell, Ind. Meharry, Mary A., M. E. L., (Mrs. Rev. D. Crawford) Tolono, Ill. Skinner, Nancy J., M. E. L., (Mrs. A. Slayback) La Fayette, Ind. CLASS OF 1854.
Barnes, Mary, M. E. L., deceased.
Brenton, Julia A., L. B. (Mrs John U. Pettit) Wabash, Ind.
Bryan, Nancy E., M. E. L., (Mrs. Grubb) Goshen, Ind.
Cooper, Louisa W., M. E. L., (Mrs. Dr. Fisher) Greencastle, Ind. Hartman, Margaret A., L. B., (Mrs. J. S. Eakin) Fort Wayne. Holloway, Sarah A., M. E. L., (Mrs. Rev. C. A. Brooks) Cincinnati, O. Leonard, Adeline E., M. E. L., (Mrs. J. N. Underwood) Kokomo, Ind. Meharry, Cornelia B., M. E. L., (Mrs. J. S. Hickman) Mil'ord, Ill. Morgan, Elizabeth J., M. E. L., London, O.
Thompson, Sarah A., M. E. L., (Mrs. Arnold) South Whitley, Ind. Todd, Hannah G., L. B., (Mrs. Atchison) Newcastle, Cal.
Wood, Mary F., L. B, deceased.
CLASS OF 1855.
Insley, Achsah A., L. B., (Mrs. Rev. Shermerhorn) Newtown, Ind. Kilgore, Isabella, M. E. L., (Mrs. Buckland) Lima, N. Y. Lemon, Charlotte A., M. E. L., (Mrs. Marshall E. MeMean s) deceased. Thomas, Julia, M. E. L., (Mrs. Rawson) Kendalville, Ind.
Trumbull, Ange ette, M. E. L., (Mrs. H. D. Wilson) Goshen. CLASS OF 1856.
Johnson, Celina E., M. E. L., deceased. Kimberly, Joanna M., M. E. L. (Mrs. Sabin) La Fayette, Ind. McMaken, Laura S., M. E. L., (Mrs. Sprague) Platsmouth, Neb. Swinney, Frances E., M. E. L., Fort Wayne, Ind. Tam, Jane M., M. E. L., Fort Wayne, Ind.
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CLASS OF 1857.
Clark, Mary, M. E. L., (Mrs. W. L. Little.)
Erskine, Anna L., Evansville, Ind.
McMaken, Mary C., M. E. L., deceased. Smith, James R., B. S., killed at battle of Pea Ridge.
CLASS OF 1858.
Colyer, John, B. S., Surveyor in Kansas.
Hartman, Homer C., A. B., lawyer, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Hayden, Daniel C., B S., farmer, Larwill, Ind.
CLASS OF 1859.
Comstock, Toomas, A. B., minister in M. E. Church, deceased
Carmack, Cornelius, B. S., farmer, La Fayette, Ind.
Erskine, Martha D., M. E. L., (Mrs. W. P. Hargraves) Evansville, Ind.
CLASS OF 1860.
Haskin, Samuel.
Ramsey, Jeremiah L., B. S., minister in M. E. Church.
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ACADEMIC COURSE.
CLASS OF 1880.
Broadbent, F. Vincent, studying medicine in Europe. Combs, Horace L., merchant, South Whitley, Ind. Corey, Catharine A., (Mrs. Rev. Dr. J. H. Ford) Rushville, Ind. Johnson, Ida V., (Mrs. Charles Emanuel) Auburn, Ind. McMahon, Charles M., Supt. Schools, Decatur, Ill. Stoner, Luella, married. Living in Minnesota.
CLASS OF 1881.
Ashcraft, W. E., editor, Decatur, Ind.
Banks, Jennie, married, South Whitley, Ind.
Bowman, S. A., banker, Celina, Ohio. Brown, W. A., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Dugan, C. A., Supt. schools, Decatur, Ind. Green, Carrie D., Davenport, Washington. Green, Laura A., Davenport, Washington.
Gruber, A. C., minister in Rock River Conference
Hendry, Belle A., (Mrs. Dr. J. Lewis) Butler, Ind.
Krider, L. M., pastor Second M. E. Church, Marion, Ind. Light, Somerville, pastor M. E. Church, Warsaw, Ir d. Lincoln, Ella, Antwerp, Ohio.
McMahon, Alice A., (Mrs. Rev. L. M. Krider) Marion, Ind. Mummert, E. E., attorney, Goshen, Ind. Neufer, C. F., deceased.
Stemen, Kate A., (Mrs. Dr. Hughes) Kansas City, Mo.
Swaim, W. T. T., editor, Bluffton, Ind.
Van Gorder, W. B., Supt. schools, Albion, Ind.
West, Price D., attorney, Auburn, Ind.
GRADUATE IN MUSIC.
Princess, L. Clark, (Mrs. Long) Kentucky.
CLASS OF 1882.
Fitch, Ida A., teacher, Huntertown, Ind. Maley, Jennie L., teacher, Bluffton, Ind . McCarter, Geo. W., surveyor, Warsaw, Ind. Mclaughlin, Florence N., (Mrs. Dr. Cartwright) Payne, Ohio. Metts, Josie M., (Mrs. Walmer) Montpelier, Ind. Shoemaker, Maude M., (Mrs. Dilla) Jackson. Mich.
Stemen, Geo. C., physician, Fort Wayne. Turner, William H., attorney, Detroit, Mich. Willard, Martha J., (Mrs. Ridenour) Monroeville, Ind.
NORMAL COURSE.
Armitage, Olive B., married. Brindley, Effie, (Mrs. George Ettinger) Bourbon, Ind.
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ACADEMIC COURSE.
CLASS OF 1883.
Burgess, Elizabeth, Fort Wayne.
Butler, John L., farmer, Crawfordsville, Ind.
Crawford, Jessie C., (Mrs. John L. Butler) Crawfordsville, Ind.
Doughman, Newton D., attorney, Fort Wayne. Goodyear, Jacob W., banker, Bluffton, Ind.
Roberts, Atva S., editor, Richmond, Ind. Smith, Carrie A., Fort Wayne.
Thomas, Ida M., teacher, Bluffton, Ind. Wilkie, Herman F., insurance and real-estate business, Elwood, Ind CLASS OF 1884.
Briggs, Albertus T., minister, Terre Haute, Ind.
Crawford, Ella M., Tolono, IlJ.
Conrick, Lyda, stenographer, Chicago, Ill. Fisk, Wilbur A., Supt. of Schools.
Guy, Simeon A., farmer, Mentone, Ind.
Nickey, Rheua A., (Mrs. Dr. G. C. Stemen) Fort Wayne. Sites, Joseph, minister, North Indiana Conference. Smith, Nettie M., Lima, Ind.
CLASS OF 1885.
Allman, Nora, Principal of Schools, Waterloo, Ind. Elliott, Joseph H., farmer, Wabash, Ind.
Heironimous, Norval C., high school teacher, Bluffton, Ind. Long, Amos E., farmer, Chili. Ind.
McConnehy, Melissa, married, Fort Wayne.
GRADUATE IN MUSIC.
Beelman, Maggie C., New Paris, Ohio.
CLASS OF 1886.
Baldwin, Lindly J., tax-collector, Fort Wayne.
Mason, Melville A., dentits, Fort Wayne.
Merica, Charles O., Professer of Latin, I. W. U., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Merica, Francis M., Supt. schools, Garret, Ind.
MUSIC COURSE.
Chambers, Mrs. J. D., piano, Fort Wayne. Hattersley, Kitty, violin, Fort Wayne. Luce, Birdie, violin, Fort Wayne.
CLASS OF 1887.
Bridge, U. S., student of theology and minister. Broxon, C. O., attorney, Fort Wayne. Burns, Robert, Darlington, Indian Territory.
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Grier, Viola, Fort Wayne.
Hines, Lemuel, physician, Silver Lake, Ind. Kollock, J. K., student. Lynch, Lulu, (Mrs. C. H. Burkett) Evanston, Ill. McConnehy, J. R., minister, Dakota.
Murlin, L. H., student of theology, Boston, Mass,
Naber, G. M., Supt. County schcols, Columbia City, Ind. Walker, Phebe, teacher, Bluffton, Ind. Winters, Stella, teacher, Decatur, Ind.
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