Evening journal., 1912-06-19
HONORS FOR
THIRTY-ONE AT
DELAWARE
Twenty-eiGht in Graduating
Class; Masters Degrees
for Three
PRIZES AWARDED AT
THE EXERCISES TODAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del, June 19-Loweringi
skies outside seemed to make all the
brighter the commencement exercises
OF Delaware College this morning in
the Oratory, when twenty-seven young
men we're conferred degrees and one
received a certificate for finishing the
college courses, and three alumni OF
old Delaware we're conferred masters
degrees. It was one OF the largest
CLASSES that over has been graduated
from Delaware College and interest In
today's exercises was correspondingly
high.
While the attendance was large for
the commencement day exercises, the
campus Of old Delaware was deprived
Of one Of It's prettiest scenes by the
unfavorahle weather. Usually the hnn-i
dreds of visitors from all parts Of Dell
aware. including relatives OF the young
men In the graduating class and OF
the students, as we'll as alumni Of old
Delaware, congregate on the campus
prior to and after the exercises for
a delightful social time. But con-
ditions today were not inviting Tor
such reunions, and most OF the visitors
we're glad to get within doors short"
ly after their arrival here.
Weather, however. could not rob
commencement day OF one OF its cher
ished TEXTURES. the serving of luncheon
NMNI. IrI a
luncheon was served at ! o'clock by
the wives and friends OF members
OF the faculty.
This afternoon there will be an
Alumni meeting, an exhibition and
/ competitive drill by the Cadet Corps.
game Of baseball between tho
Varsity and Alumni and at night the
class of 1913 will give a farewell
dance i'm honor OF the graduating
r class. bringing the pleasing week to
y an end
d Degrees 70 Many.
)l Or Harter conferred the degrees
10 u being his pleasure to announce
masters degrees 10 three alumni Of
y Delaware. in addition TO the bachelor
3, degrees 10 the twenty-seven gradu'
n ates and certificate to one gradu-
ate IN the agricultural course. The
y degrees conferred were as follows:
, Master OF Arts-Gustav Adolpf
d Papperman. A. B.. 1909 Buchanan
Michigan.
Master Of science-Samuel Lucai
Conner. A. b.. 1898. Tufts College
n Mass.
h Civil Robert McLeai
4 Cardswell. p. S. in c. e, 1908. Els
marc
Bachelor Of Arts. (Classica
Course) Howard Taylor Ennis. 0
Dover: Samuel Nichols Tamman,
j. OF Lewes and Benjamin Williar
o Ward. of Delmar.
y Bachelor Of Arts. U.atin Scientifl
Ie Course) Thomas Bell Tinney. q
4 Newark. and Harold Lee Wilson. q
IT Middletown
Bachelor OF Science in Agricultur
Robert George Hill, OF Chicope'
Mass.
Bachelor Of Science IN Civil Eng
neeriug Ralph Lyman Jacobs, Sam
uel Knopf. Joseph Patrick McCaffei
~, Fred Leonhard Maier. Eugen
Reynolds Manning and George Wa
ker Sawin. of Wilmington: job
4 Gilbert Attlx Of Kenton: William Al
4 exander Reynolds Of Akron. Ohio
- Edward Lufi Rice. or HollJ Oak. nj
mer Everett Todd. of Camden n =
r. and Robert Carter Lewis and Davi
10 Livingstone Sloan. OF Elkton, Md.
. Bachelor Of Science in Mechanics
l Engineering--Will Stewart All
r. mond, 3D., and James Gilpiu Lewis. q
pr Wilmington.
Bachelor Of Sciences in Electric;
Engineering Douglas Bayue Ayers
III Arthur Ellis Brown. and Willal
ss Marion Mattingly, Of Wilmington
ID William Butt. Of DO, or; Reese Leo
i Darlington and Robert Baker Hal
~ vey of Childs. Nd. and Car, Add
son TsFlor of Kenton.
TO Certificate two years course in As
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