Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-06-16
EVERY GRAD is READY
TO TAKE A POSITION
Sixty Tech Men Are Are Offered
Good Jobs

Atlanta, Ca, June 15.-The sixty
one young men who graduated this
morning from the Georgia School of
Technology will be leaving this week
for cities all over the United States
and in Mexico and Panama, for every
single member of the class has already
got a position, and before the summer
is over they will be building, engineer
ing, drawing, tramping, designing in
every corner of this continent And
the best wishes of all Georgia will go
with them, for over half are Georgia
boys, born and bred among the red old
hills.
Those receiving B. S. degree in NJ. e:
Clifford Atwood Cowles, Atlanta, Ga;
James Davies Dawson, Houston, Tex;
Val Starnes Dawson, Houston, Tex;
Monte Alan Ferst, Savannah, Ga,
William Pope Fleming, Jr., Macon, Ga;
Robert Francis Golden, Columbus, Ga;
William Louise Heinz, Atlanta, Ga;
Harry Wallace Loving, Charlotte, N.
c.; Robert William Neel, Gainesville,
Ga; Stanley Matthews oliver, Elber-
ton, Ga; Cecilio Isidio Rodriguez,
Mantanzas, Cuba; Jack Johnson Spald-
ing, Jr,, Atlanta, Ga; Earle Walton,
Atlanta, Ca; Henry Grady Weaver,
Eatonton, Ga.
Those receiving B. S. in T. E. Au-
gustus Moody Burt, Macon. Ga; Earle
Franklin Chandler, Newman, Ca. Dud-
wood Cuthbert Collier, GAINESVILLE,
Ga; Emile Fallaize, Biloxi, Miss; Will
liam Conner Wright, Cave Springs,
Ga; Henry Roy Smith, Blundalee, Ca;
John Thomas Starke, Columbus, Ga.
Those receiving B. IS, in G, E; Paul
Milton Coleman, Atlanta, Ga; Will
liam Hopson, Goodloe, Macon Ga, u
John Griffith Hazelhurst, Atlanta, Ca;
Frank Ward Holt, Eatonton, Ga; Win
throp Frank Howe, Macon, Ga.
Hayes Adlai Kroner, Winterville, Ga;
Kenneth Collier McRae, Atlanta, Ga;
William Morrison Robinson, Augusta,
Ga.
Those receiving B. S. degree in E. E:
Frank Swanson Adkins, Stevens, Ca;
Claud Ellery Anderson, Commerce,
Ga; Hubert Beckwith, Covington, Ga. J.;
Lewis Coleman Benson, Tallapoosa,
Ga; Edward Arthur Bleakly, Augusta,
Ga; Jesse Pierre Burrus, Madison,
Ga; Dewitt Clinton Dawkins, Jack
sonville, Fla; Milton Levon Donald
son, Eastaboga, Ala. James Austin |
Gannt, Macon, Ga; Claiborne Van
Courtlandt Glover, Atlanta, Ga; Bar
tiss Edwin Goodman, Shipley, Ga; Lin
wood Fulcher Green, Waynesboro, Ga.
Pierre Charles Herault, Jacksonville, |
Fla; Eugene DuBose Hill, Washington,
Ga; Montgomery Stokes Hill, Wash
ton, Ga; William Dunlay Kellogg, At
lanta, Ga; George Jones Kollock, At |
lanta, Ga; Evan Howell Lyon, Atlanta,
Ga; German Novoa, Mexico City;
Henry Cox Stakely, College Park, Ga;
Leon Hampton Tippins, Bellyille, Ca;
Julian Walton, Atlanta, Ga; Daniel
Hood Woodward, Atlanta, Ga.
Those receiving B. S. degree in Arch:
Mcqueen Auld, Orlando, Fla; William
Pope Barney, Columbus, Ga; R. Archi-
bald Burroughs, Jacksonville, Fla.
John T. Clarke, Americas, Ga; J. Ec-
kard Crane, Atlanta, Ga; Morton Hen
ry Levy, Savannah, Ga; w. Arthur
Markley, Atlanta, Ga.
Those receiving certificates in spa-
cial textile course: Harry Gillespie,
Cuchman, Greenville, s. c.; Joseph
Burch Duval, Turin, Ga.
The graduating exercises this year
were unusually impressive, for the
graduates wore caps and gowns for
the first time, as did the faculty and
officials of the institution.