The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
DIR. GATES TO GIVE
BACCALAUREATE
COLLEGE PARK
Commencement Week at
University of Maryland
Opens Today.
ENDS ON SATURDAY
List of Graduates and Their
Degrees Are An
nounced.

COLLEGE PARK. June 3.-Com-
mencement exercises for the Uni
versity of Maryland will begin at
IL o'clock tomorrow morning with
the baccalaureate sermon by DR..
Merrill z. Gates. OF Washington.
who has been president of two
agricultural colleges, Rutgers in
New Jersey and Amherst in Mas
sachusetts.
The commencement itself will be
held at IL o'clock next Saturday and
the address to the graduating class
will be delivered by Gen. John j.
Pershing. For the frst time in re-
cent years the exercises will be
held out of doors. The Presidents
buffet luncheon to visitors will fol-
low the graduation ceremonies.
Class Day Thursday.
The class day exercises will be
held Thursday afternoon. begin
ming with the sophomore-freshma n
program at o'clock. Social events
and a band concert will fill out the
remainder Of the afternoon until s
o'clock when the annual class din
ners will be held. The senion- Junior
class exercises will follow at s
o'clock. when the speaker will be
John N. Mackall. chairman of the
State Roads Commission.
Reunion day on Friday will be
featured by the final convocation of
students and faculty with an ad-
dress by DR.. A. F. Woods at 1890
o'clock: fraternity and sorority re-
ceptions from IL to l o'clock: the
interclass field meet from to
o'clock: the annual meeting of the
! alumni association from to
| o'clock; the presidents reception
| from 7 to $50 o'clock, and the COM
mencement ball from 9 to l o'clock
The candidates for degrees are a:
follows.
Graduates and Degrees.
Bachelor OF Science. College OF
Agriculture: Helena D. Avery. Ed
ward L. Browne, Bertha 3. Ezekiel
Henry s. Fisher. william P. Fussel'
baugh. Henry J. Gurevich. Thomas
d. Holder, Jesse NJ. Huntington
William w. Kirby. George W. Nal
COLIN. George NJ. Merrill. John A
Moran. Sterling r. Newell. John H
Painter. Clayton Reynolds. Jane,
H. Snyder, Laurence j. Stabler. Ro'
land L. Sutton.
Certificates. two-year course II
agriculture: Marshall q. Gray
Charles w. Holman. Julius P. Par
ran.
Veterans Bureau certificates II
Agriculture: John Bishop. John W
Coyle. John J. Davis. Clarence L
Howell. Howard Van James. WiltoI
G. Kirby. David L. Lint. Robert c
Moler. George o. Russell. George
TAFT. Clifford E. Sullivan.
Arts and Sciences.
Bachelor Of Science. College o.
Arts and Sciences: Ralph II. Bea
chey. Edward p. Brewer Morrison
NJ. Clark. Frederick r. Darkis
James w. Elder. Charles II. D. Gil
bert. Walter s. Graham. Robert J
Hodgins. Hyman E. Levin, Alfred
J. Northam. Romeo J. Paganucci
Otto P. II. Reinmuth. George n
Schramm. Joseph C. Scott. Harry E
Semler, John d. Scheuch.
Bachelor OF Arts. College Of Art
and Sciences: Sidnia Butler. Rob
ert N Young.
Bachelor Of Science. College o
Education. John A. Burroughs
Francis d. Canter. Huldah E. Ensor
William F. Mcdonald. Paul T. Nor
gan. Gordon V. Nelson. Walter W
Peterman. Mildred P. Smith.
College of Engineering.
Bachelor of Science, College o.
Engineering: Alfred s. Best, Kea
tor T. Broach. Paul G. Busck. Johr
A. Butts. Charles f. Darnall, Edwin
F. Darner. Francis G. Ewald. Au'
gustus W. Hines. Charles f. Moore
ir.. Herbert F. Neighbors. Frederick
J. Norwood. Merwyn L. Pusey. Ed
gar F. Russell. Clarence D. Sasscer
! Civil Engineer. College OF Engi
neerinE: Herschel H. Allen.
Master OF Science: Edmund c
Donaldson. Edgar B. Starkey, Reg
inald V. Truitt, Raymond c. Wiley
Charles P. Wilhelm, Malcolm r
Young.
Special teachers diplomas: Johr
A. Burroughs. Francis d. Canter
Henry Deussen. Frank J. Dietz
Huldah F.. Ensor, Paul c. Edwards
william F. Mcdonald. Paul r. Nor
gan. Gordon V. Nelson, Walter w
Peterman. Kurt A. Schneider, Mil
dred r. Smith Anthony r. Spartana