DEPARTMENT REPORTS. 



31 



liEl'OKT OF THE 1'KESID1:NT. 



To the Honorable State IJoard of Agricnlture : 



Another very snceessfnl year of collej.;e work has i)a>^sed into history. 

 Teachers and students seemed to enjoy their work and on the whole very 

 satisfactory resnlts Avere attained. As nsual the attendance was larj:^er 

 than any previous year, yet not so large as to be nnwieldy or to render 

 impossible systematic and thorongh instruction. 



Commencement exercises were held in the armory on June 18th. On 

 the preceding Sunday the Eev. John Knox McClurkin. D. D., of Pitts- 

 burgh, gave the baccalaureate sermon. Dr. A. Ross Hill, president of 

 INIissouri University, delivered the commencement address. He spoke to 

 a large audience on Vocational Education. The class numbered 105. 

 Of this number 51 graduated from the Engineering course, GO from the 

 Agricultural course, 15 from the Forestry course and 30 from the Home 

 Economics course. . Their names and addresses are as follows : 



NAMES OF GRADUATING CLASS. 

 (Students in Agriculture are designated by a; Engineering by e\ Home Economics by /(; Forestry by ^) 



Name. 



Allen, Fernelle Marie, h 



Allen, Verna Sprang, /( 



Anderson, Vivian Gordon, c . . 

 Anker, Samuel Lincoln, c , . . . 

 Armstrong, Edward Clayton e. 

 Ashley, Lee Jones, a 



Bacon, Cirace Priscilla, h. 



a. 



Baden, Philip T. 



Badour, Arlie, a 



Baker, Charles Bradley, f . . . 

 Ballard, Clinton Vede, a . . . . 



Bancroft, Harry Lee, a 



Barnum, Carl Fisk, a 



Barnum, Harold Herbert, a . 

 Barrows, Frank Lawrence, e. 

 Bender, Edward Roscoe, e . . 



Benner, Lee Oscar, e 



Bennett, Donald Morrison, e. 

 Berridge, Ashley Moses, a. . . 



Binding, Lee Ross, a 



Blair, Duane Alger, e 



Bone, Harry Earle, e 



Bovay, Arthur Grant, f 



Branch, George Verne, (/. . . 



Brault, George, / 



Brown, Ella Lentz, h 



Browning, Irving Robert, / 

 Brumm, Lynn Stuart, a.. . 



Buckham, Valentine, a 



Bums, Charles Glenn, / 



Caldwell, Theodore Halleck, a . 



Carl, Rollin Dennis, e 



Carmody, John Henry, « 



Carter, Anna Irene, h 



Chilson, .Clinton Hammond, <i. 



Coffeen, Curtis Linden, « 



Coffeen, Vera Bates, h 



Coplan, Heiman Hugh, r 



Cronk, Arthur Walter, a 



Crysler, Frederick AA'illiam, a . 

 Culver, Edward Gitford, c. . . . 



Post Office. 



Bay City 

 East Tawas. 

 Farwell . . . . 

 Davison. . . . 



Chelsea 



Kalamazoo . 

 St. Joseph. . 

 Bancroft . . . 

 Ithaca 



Lansing 



Coats Grove . . , 

 Coats Grove . . 

 Three Rivers. . 



Litchfield 



Dowagiac . . . . 

 Traverse City . 



Greenville 



Dansville 



Detroit 



Reed City 



Rodney 



Petosk'ey 



Lake Linden. . 

 East Lansing . . 

 Iron INIountain . 



Nashville 



Kalamazoo . . . 

 Leonard 



Bay City 



Lansing 



Grand l{api(ls 

 Benton Harbor. 



Lansing 



Mayville 



Mayville 



Traverse City . . 



Detroit 



Dansville 



Midland 



County. 



East Lansing Ingham. 



East Lansing r Ingham. 



Bay. 

 Iosco. 

 Clare. 

 Genesee. 



Washtenaw. 



Kalamazoo. 



Berrien. 



Shiawassee. 



Gratiot. 



Ingham. 



Barry. 



Barry. 



St. Joseph. 



Hillsdale. 



Cass. 



Cirand Traverse. 



Montcalm. 



Ingham. 



Wayne. 



Osceola . 



Mecosta. 



Emmet. 



Houghton. 



Ingham. 



Dickinson. 



Barry. 



Kalamazoo. 



Oakland. 



Bay. 



Ingham, 



Kent. 



Berrien. 



Ingham. 



Tuscola. 



Tuscola. 



Grand Traverse. 



Wayne. 



Ingham. 



Midland . 



