The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
7. u. WILL GIVE
DIPLOMAS TO 81
Fourteen Degrees Will Be
Conferred With Usual
Ceremony
ONLY TWO ARE BOYS
But What Male Sex Lacks
But What Male Sex Lacks
in Quantity Is Made Up
in Quality

when commencement rolls around
20 tho University Of Tulsa this year.
80 "swcct girl graduatcs' aud young
mon will enact tho tlmc-honored
ruic OF senior ana VIII receive vari-
GUS degrees, diplomas and ccrtfi-
Gates from tho different depart.
mouts
Fourteen degrees VIII ho con-
fcrrcd with suitable ceremony, the
largest number 10 be conferred Mt
q single time In tho history of the
institution with the one exception
Of tho class Of 1917 which had iG
names on its roll, Tho class OF 1922
will advance the total number OF
collegiate graduates from the instI-
tuition to 90.
TWO Boys In Glass.
Tho two boys ia the senior class
arc Lawrence Johnson OF oklahoma
city and Ilawlcy Kerr OF this city
johnson has been n student leader
throughout hts course at tho uni
Ncrsity and In addition 10 proml-
nenca In all student activities has
made n high record In scholarship.
As editor-ln. chief OF tho Collcgian
best publications since the cstab-
lishment Of a student organ and n
sheet to compare favorably with
those put out by other Institutions.
johnson may become candidate
for tho ministry Kerr ls the son OF
Rec. c. W. Kerr. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church and n member
OF the university board of trustees,
and was born in TulSn. lie plans to
study law, Both will receive the
bachelor OF arts degree. Young Kerr
attended the Kendall academy
throughout.
Girls who will become "bachelors"
or arts are Miss Sylvia Ann Hall OF
Erodonia. Kan: Miss Ruby Mae
Jones of Tulsh, Miss Agnes r.. Lamb
and Miss Matte Lamb of Tulsa, Miss
Aliene May Moody of Porter and
Miss Eudora sylvester of Muskogee.
The two Lamb sisters are daugh-
ters OF Rev. Ralph ]. Lamb, secrc-
tary of tho board OF trustees and
home mission superintendent for the
Presbyterian church In oklahoma.
Miss Matte Lamb has been taking
class work Mt the University OF
Tulsa while teaching In the Tulsa
public schools and Miss Agnes Lamb
has had all her preparatory work In
the Kendall academy. Tho bachelor
of science degree viii be conferred
On Miss Marjorie sharpe of Tulsa,
Miss Louise WillbanSs OF Salllsaw
and Miss Wessic Griffith OF Her
mltagc. Tenn. Miss Griffith while
in charge OF the art department OF
the university has finished tho re-
quirements for this degree. or the
IL literary graduates. nine will teach
in the immediate future.
The first bachelor of expression
degree ever granted by the school
will have as It's recipient Miss
Josephine Layman OF this city, who
now possesses from tho institution
a bachelor OF arts degree and cer-
tiflcate from the department OF ex-
preston and public speaking. Since
her graduation in 1920 Miss lay
man has continued the study OF ex-
preston at the university and at the
Columbia college of expression In
Chicago and has taught In the de-
partment OF expression. Bachelor
OF music degrees have been earned
by Miss Imogine Bierly of Snpulpa.
now an instructor In the music de-
partment. and Miss Margaret liill Of
Tulsa. an instructor In the public
schools,
Academy Graduates.
Graduates in the university acad-
SilN VIII ne trfOIEt W. bplu VI fNh-
dington, Frank Butler of Porter,
Arthur Il, Fleak OF Muskogee, Fay
Hixon of Independence. Mo-; Cole
man jackson of Muskogoe, Albion
Spears of Hubert and from Tulsa
Robert Allspaugh, George NJ. Dill,
Stanley Ehlinger, John T.. fitzger-
aid. Wilson Harold Gordon, Percy
Lee Gray. Hayden Mcdonald. Wal
ter Miller and Karl II. SchlegCl. In
tho academy young Gordon Is tho
son OF President j. NJ, Gordon, Dill
of Dean Franklin G., Din and Nc
Donald of DR.. c. II. Kimbrough
head of the history department
while young Gray IL the nephew of
Miss Margaret Wyndham, head OF
the department of expression and
public speaking.
Certificates In plano have been
earned by Miss Leona Britton OF
Turley and Miss Rose Odessa NJ. c
Fink of Tulsa and In public schoo
music by Mrs. ]. j. Apple.
gate, Miss Ruth Gordon and Mis'
Emma Lockwood OF Tulsa.