Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
DEGREES CONFERRED
ON So GRADUATES AT
OLD DELAWARE TO-DAY
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glncer was conferred on three grad
yates Of the college as follows: Ralph
Briggs Kyle. 03, OF New Orleans;
Henry Ward I.yndarl. O5. OF VIII
minEton and Robert Llewellyn sum
walt of Augusta. Ga
The 50 graduates and the degrees
conferred on them follow:
Bachelor Of Arts Carts and Science
Coursel-WiIliam Templin Broughall,
William Henry FouIk and James
Petheram Truss Of Wilmington
Vaughan Archelaus Hastings Of Del
mar: Joshua Willard McMuIhn. OF
Lincoln University, Pa. and Arthur
Farquhar Spaid Of Dover
Bachelor of Science tArts and
Science Coursel-(Seorge Holton
Aikens. Joseph Harrison Fairbanks
John Alexander Levandis. Charles
Stewart Lynch and Paul Kane Mon
aEhan OF Wilmington: Charles
Thomas Attix Of Kenton: Harvey
Newton Brown Of Newark: William
Claggett Dorsey Donoho.' of Seaford
George Harney Madden OF New Castle
Arrigo Eugene Marconetti OF Brook
lyn and George Franklin NAPLES OF
Milton.
Bachelor Of Science in Agriculture
Howard Burton Alexander. of Oil
city, Pa; John Arnold Barnard, .Ir.
of Wyoming; Francis Allyn Cooch.
Jr. OF Newark; welton Franklin
Elzey OF Seaford Roland Goodman
Handy Of fredericksburg, Md: Harry
Herman Jones Of Woodside: John
Woodward Olcott of Washington, ID
c.. Samuel Leon Perchick Of philadel-
phia; Claude Ellis Phillips Of Del
mar and Joseph Samuel Wilson of
Perryville, Md.
Bachelor Of Science in Civil Engin-
eering-James Albert Horty and Viii
liam John Smyth Of Wilmington
Marion Packard Boulden and Rudolph
Yorke Taggart of EIkton, Md; Irving
Hook Boggs Of Dover: William
Heisler Frederick Of Marshallton: viii
liam Albert HemphiII of Delaware
City; Ira Lucas Preston of Trenton.
y j.; George Massey Sipple of Mil
ford and Melvin Frederick Wood of
Wanaque. n j.
Bachelor Of Science in Mechanical
Engineering-Leon Hackett Gordy OF
Wilmington: Allen Jaquith johnson
Of Middletown; George Clever Price
and Ira Kenneth Steele of Newark.
Bachelor OF Science in Electrical
gineering-Willian Thomas An
derson OF Henry Clay; Charles War;
don Gass of Marshallton; Walter
David Lindsay OF Providence. Mr.. !;
Phillip Henry Marvel of Houston
Richard Hudson McMuIlen OF VIII
mington and Joseph Coley Wise of
Smyrna
ity eligibility for which is based sole
~ on the scholarship record of the
student Marion p. Boulden, William
T. Broughal. Roland c. Handy.
Thomas W. Holland. Richard H. Nc
Mullen. ]. Fletcher Price and Melvin
+. Wood.
Prizes for Many.
Prizes were awarded by Dean +
Laurence Smith as follows: Bishor
Coleman memorial prize of S25 to the
member of the graduating class with
the best all-round standing in the
senior year-Ceorge Harney Madden
Lieutenant Clarke Churchman
memorial prize Of s25. to the student
who shall attain the highest profici-
ency in the military department, di-
vided between Leon Hackett Gordy
and George Massey Sipple.
Philo Sherman Bennett prize OF
S25, for the best essay, discussing the
principles of free government-Jo- O.
seph Chandler Wood of the Junior
class.
William ID. Clark prize Of s25, Il
the student who has shown the great
est proficiency in mathematics during
his Freshman and Sophomore year.
equally divided between Abraham
Schinel and Alvin Warrington.
Three State Grange prizes Of SIS
$40 and IS to the students who hay,
manifested the greatest interest and
made the greatest progress in theil
work in the agriculture course-first
Daniel Edwin Dewitt, sophomore.
Bachelor of Science in Chemica
Engineering-Jarn Harold Kohler.
man. Hugh McCaughan, Jr. anC
Thomas William Mulrooney of vii.
mington; James Draper Craig Of New
Castle; Thomas Wilmer Holland ot
Smyrna; John Francis McWhorter
Jr. Of Middletown and John Fletcher
Price Of Carney's Point, y. J.
Eleven Of the graduating class who
have been members of the Reserve
officers Training Corps were giyer
commissions as Second Iieutenants
Infantry Branch, officers Reserv,
ITrs4ad Gfafao rrt,.