Evening journal., 1919-06-09
81 GET DIPLOMAS
AT old DELAWARE
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ty-seNcn. and m addition four advanced
degrees We're conferred as follows: Civi
Engineer, William Alexander Reynolds
New York City: Mechanical Engineer
Alien sherwood Wise. Wilmington: Elec
irica Engineer, Leo Blumbcrg. VII.
mingi0n. and Harry Thomas Monigom
cry Charlestown, Md
The graduates and the degrees con
ferred ON them follows:
Bachelar Of Arts ARTS and Science
Courses Edward 5. Cannon. Edmund
W Henvis. James Gordon Mcmillan and
William Arthur Wise, Wilmington
George Wilson lIearn. Washington. H.
CO John Alfred Naokie. Kemblevlle,
Pa. Morris Randolph Mitchell New
ark.
Bachelor Of Science ARTS and Science
Coursel--lohn Gilb-rt Craig. Earle
Elisha Ewing and Charles l. Suinn.
Wilmington ;~lohn Poole Gum. Frank
ford, Henry Burton Mitchell, Jr.. Mills
ooro. and Louis Roberts PLAN. Brook
lyn
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Henry White AIarslon, Fred Bo0rman
Mariens. and Russell Davis Sturgls.
Wilmington. John Lawson Crolhers.
Mt Pleasant: Richard Earle Dickcy
stanton, George Madara Longland MI
Pleasant John Hazel Meredith, Colds
borO Md. Francis Leonard O'Rourke.
Newark; Firman Clarence pcnuel.
Georgetown; Alfred Bailey Thomas.
Philadelphia and Marvel Wilson, Mil
ford.
Bachelor OF Science i'm Mechanical
Engineering George AIillard Lang. Jo-
seph pierson Maxwell. Nilliam McKin-
ncy and Willard Springer Moore. VIII
mington Lawrence Landon Smart. Bal
timore, Hugh Wagner Downing phila
delphia, Albert Slack Walton. Newark
Bachelor Of Science In Chemical En-
gincring Daniel Paddock Barnard. ilh,
Irvine Reed McElwce and Jay Robin
son. Wilmington; Garrct Reed Caniwcll. |
Elsmerc James Willard Humphrey. |
Claymont and William scott Levey, |
Chrsiiana.
Dean p. Laurence Smith awarded
prizes as follows:
Bishop Coleman memorial prize, 20
member of graduating class having The
best standing in the senior year, SO
James Willard Humphrey.
lieutenant Clarke Churchman me-
mortal prize, 60 student aliaining the
highest proficiency In The military de
partment, S2J-llugh Warner Downing
William D. Clark prize for malhe-
matcs. 90 student who has shown
greatest proficiency in mathematics dur
ing freshman and sophomore years. SD
-Iames Draper Craig.
Trustee prize, 20 junior maintaining
highest general average of proficiency
IN all college activities first three years +.
~ course. 500 Francis Bayard Carter |
state Grange prize, 90 students max /
ihg best progress in agriculture course |
during year. first SO. Claud Ellis Phil |
lips second $40. Joseph Irwin Jcnerls
Third, Fred Boorman Mariens
Robert Baync Wheeler scholarship, /
worth si2j io deserving Delaware boy /
Thomas Clement Alexander
Two DUPONT scholarships in chem
isiry. worth 500 each. Eugene Harlan
kennedy and Ralph Pickering Kennedy
Announcement was made mat The fol-
owing had been admitted 10 The Phi
Nappa Phi honorary fraternity. Hugh =
Wagner Downing Edmund Wollaston $
Henvis, George Madara Longland, John {,
Alfred Nlackie Fred Boorman Marienis
Willard Springer Moore and jay Robin
SON a
The community address was made yes !,
ieruay by Dr John b. Skilton Of Wash y
ngion. and the baccalaurcale sermon U
was preached last night by the Rev ~
lOhn w r. Sumwalt. Of Grace Church. D
Wilmington. Dl
The commencement exercises win pl
lose tonight with the farewell hon Is
,iven by the juniors to the seniors. al
Mr. Williams in his speech said in 'p
,art: IN
"Ths is the time Of all periods in
'ur history FOR plain, free talk 10 our e'
'oung men who are going out into OF
he world by older men who have y,
,een busy in its work. am grateful "
10 YOU, Mr.. President, not only for tr
he honor you did me by asking me VI
10 speak here, but for the opporiun- al
.iy ~ facing these students and Neo- aC
pnites OF yours and trying 90 convey pi
To- them suggestions for thought ap- pC
poprlate Go the crises i'm human W
AFFAIRS with which they must help TO gr
Zeal. knowing you personally and the CO
reputation you earned So we'll i'm the
south. | am assured that AN are So A.
fortunate as TO be under the Influence co
OK your example and teaching have ~
leen trained 90 understanding uf a.,
hose right and high prnciplcs ON =,
which character is established and am ~,
achievement worth mans while must H.
DE founded know you havc strivcn .,
% teach them not io be slaves To >,
precedent and form, but 90 be willing !,
servants TO duty. staunch defenders
OF righteousness and the proved rules e
of life, happy warriors for an pur- !
poses That common sense and honest /,
conscience guide and approve. 4
'We have endured the extreme test
1f war fought as no people ever be-
fore had 10 ilghi, on the further side :
~ 5000 miles OF sea and with men
called hastily from civil life and arms. ,
provision and equipment improyised
from the equipment Of peace. The ,
results have given new and tremend-
Gus evidence OF our strength and
capacities and our 0biliy 10 endure
lriumphantly any shock or stress. !
We can say without 'boastfulness. ,
without thought OF deiraclion from r
the glory OF Others. with humble ,
gratitude to the Almighty that the I
TO save humanity and Z
civilization was given TO .us, and that S
Ne used it d
q am not here TO sound the praises G
4 those who fought and conducied @