Evening star., 1911-06-07
leaders are to lead while still touching
elbows with their fellows in the ranks of

leaders are to lead while still touching
elbows with their fellows in the ranks of
human service -
There are always college men In whom
natural humanity is vigorous and
awake. These men find real folks within
college walls, and become leaders among
them-political. social. religious. moral
long before they receive their diplomas
Others must become somewhat human
lied after graduation. The main thing
the colleges have to do. under the new
conditions as under the old. is to stand
everlastingly for their ideals. The
the bedrock CT old principles. Truth.
righteousness. beauty and devotion: the
only leadership tnat counts and endures
is based on these. 1t always has been,
and l venture to think 1t always will be.
the chief business Of colleges to get
these things SO deeply grounded in the
lives Of their students that they will not
come off when school is out. and 30 bound
ing that they will think straight to the
end. though all the world should go
astray. 1t is that which will make them
leaders. indeed. whatever change society
may undergo"
List Of Graduates.
Graduates in the various departments Of
the university were awarded diplomas as
follows:
college, or Arts ana SclenCeS-1re0enta-
ton Of candidates by Dean Wilbur.
Bachelor of arts-Hilda Beale. District
Of Columbia with distinction: Roy Lin
ney Deal. North Carolina: Emery Leb-
schultz LASER. New Hampshire; Edith
Blinston Lowe. District Of Columbia; Ken
meth Fuller Maxcy. District of Columbia; {;
Helen Sellman Nicholson, District Of Co.
lumbia with distinction); James Rierson
Smith. North Carolina; Helen Sunny.
District of Columbia; Clarendon Haysmer
Thnmpcnn Mtchfpan ProccOtf afearna
Tucker. District of Columbia with dis
tlnction); Ethel Marguerite Weller, Dis
trict of Columbia with distinction).
ee5so p,strct q, of cord
Alonzo Rowley. District Of Columbia;
Laura Winfield Steever. Maryland.
Bachelor Of science in chemistry-Wil-
liam frey Maupin. North Carolina.
College of engineering and mechanic
arts-Presentation by Dean Hodgkins.
Bachelor of science in architecture
Louis Henry Eugene Justement. District
of Columbia; Joseph Nicolay Nielsen.
Illinois.
Bachelor of science in civil engineering
Harold Kennedy Craig. District OF CO.
lumbia; Theodore Lyman Moody, Mary
land: Augustin Mitchell Prentiss, South
Carolina
Bachelor of science in electrical engi-
neering-Calvert Brooke Gill. Maryland; !;
Henry Frank Wiegand, District OF CO.
Iumbia with .distinction).
Bachelor of science in mechanical en-
gineering-Roy Franklin Carly. District
Of Columbia: Frank Atherton Howard.
District of Columbia: Oliver Lloyd Jen-
kins. Indiana; Dana McGuffey Lasley.
District of Columbia.
College of the Political Sciences,
presentation by Dean Willis:
Bachelor of arts-Warren JEFFERSON
Davis, Virginia; William Duane Full
ton, jr.. Ohio: Robert johnson. Mis-
souri,: Winfield Scott Mason. Cali
fornia; Arnold Clarence Otto. Wiscon-
sin: William John Denziloe Thomas,
District of Columbia.
Master of diplomacy-John Knox
Arnold. Kentucky.
Teachers College. presentation by
Dean Hough:
Bachelor Of arts and teachers d.
ploma-Katherine Harper Bevard, Dis
rrict OF Columbia: Reuben Finkei-
stein, District of Columbia; Helen
Burnett Gardner. District Of Columbia;
Robert Lee Haycock. District OF Co
lumbia with distinction); Mary
bia; Alice Mary Richards. District OF
Columbia with distinction); Bertha
Florine walker. District of Columbia.
Department Of law. presentation by
Dean Lorenzen:
Bachelor Of laws-Richard. Earle Bah
cock, District Of Columbia; Edward
Damon Baldwin. Oregon. B. Lit. 1908.
Washington University: Carl Martin
| Behrmann. Illinois: George Beneman.
/ MARYLAND; Paul Earl Bradley, Illinois;
John Wentworth Calvert, Maryland: John
/ Condict Carpenter. District OF Columbia,
M. E., 1908. Cornell University: Joseph
Ryland Curl. District OF Columbia with
distinction. B. s., 1909, the George WASH