Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1917-07-14

The University of Kansas graduates A.
Hawkins and Miss M L. Jones as Bachelors
of Arts, E. S. Perry in Fine Arts and T. G..
Marion in engineering. Mr.. Mario would
like to get in touch with every Negro en-
gineer in America and plan suitable or
ganization. The Misses P. Jackson and E.
Anderson graduate in Home Economics
from Kansas State Agricultural College with
the degree of Bachelor Of Science.
The following receive the degree of
Bachelor of Arts from the State University
of Iowa: A. A. Keene and the Misses V.
London, I. j. McClain, M. Graves, R. South
all, and M. Morgan. Mr.. Keene did 'su-
perior' work in German and had Gun
usual' ability in Spanish. Iowa State Col
lege graduates three Bachelors of Science:
R. A. Hamilton w. M Cain, and E. Moore.
Mr.. Cain won three prizes in a landscape
designing competition, was a member of the
college fruit judging team, and won three
prizes in a speaking contest. He is secre-
tary Of the Horticultural Club and men,
Der Of the "Da LUX" The Rev. E. w.
Daniel, assistant rector Of St. Philips Par
ish, receives his Master Of Arts degree from
New York University and the Misses G. L.
Jones and A. @. Stewart receive the degree
of Bachelor of Science The University of
Nebraska graduates Miss F. F. Cooley as a
Bachelor Of Arts and d. NJ Prillerman, son
Of the president Of West Virginia Collegiate
Institute, receives his Bachelor of Science
degree from Michigan Agricultural College,
The Leading Colored Colleges
Howard University graduates Sc Bach
elors Of Arts and Sciences, 81 being from the
Teachers College, and IS from the College
Of Arts and Sciences The ranking scholar
in the College of Arts and Sciences is John
L. Berry. Miss j. E. Baer ranks the Teach
ers' College.
Fisk sends out 80 college graduates with
G. W. Wesley, "Magna Cum Laude,' as
ranking scholar. Hereafter no student will
be admitted to college rank at Fisk with
less than fourteen units" Atlanta has
college graduaes with B. F. Sherard as rank
ing scholar. Gifts and pledges amounting
to $4,000 have been made to Atlanta dur
ing the year and courses in organic chem
istry and biology have been added to the
curriculum. Wherefore sends out 16 COL
lege graduates with Miss Margaret Watkins
as ranking scholar A hospital has been
completed during the year and a recitation
hall and gymnasium are being erected.
Lincoln graduates 30 Students 20 of whom
receive the degree Of Bachelor of Arts and
the others the degree Of Bachelor Of Sci
ence. Willis G. Price is ranking scholar
1AOIOHouot Has IO COIloSo graduates ranked
by j. T. Barbour. The college has Just
celebrated her fftieth anniversary and dedi-
Gated a new $4,000 dormitory Biddle is
also celebrating her fiftieth anniversary and
sends out "a college graduates ranked by
T. W. Russell, Jr, and I. D. Wood, who
were tied for first place. The college has
received during the year $4,000 in gifts
Talladega graduates II Bachelors of Arts
ranked by L. A. Malone. From Wylie come
8 Bachelors Of Arts, headed by w. f.
Bailey. Virginia Union graduates Bache-
lors OF Arts with W. A. Daniel as ranking
scholar. Mr.. Daniel has also been active in
athletics and director of the university or
chestra. Knoxville has 6 college graduates
ranked by Miss Thelma Williams
Smaller Northern Colleges
There are five colored graduates from
Oberln this year: G. T. Fortson and the
Misses A. L. Pendleton and H. H. Tuck
receive the degree of Bachelor of Arts: c.
e.. Cohen and T. A. DeBose receive the de-