The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-24
GRADUATION AT
UNIVERSITY OF
\ FLORIDA MAY e
(By Truman Green)

Gainesville, May 24.-Seyenty-eight
men will receive diplomas from the
University OF Florida at the COM
mencement exercises to be held in
Gainesville, May 2S 30, 80, according
to an announcement received from
the registrar of the university here
today. These men are from all parts
of the state and several graduates
to-be are from other parts of the
country.
The class of 1922 is the first four
year group to be graduated from the
university since the signing of the
armistice They are the men who
registered as freshmen in the fall OF
1918. A large number OF men stayed
out of school during that year and
this accounts for the total not being
larger than it is. The majority OF
those who took a year If to settle
down after the war returned to the
university the following year and are
now juniors here. 1t is expected that
the number of graduates next year
will approach the hundred mark.
Officers of this years class are:
Lenluel c. Crofton, Chipley, prcsi-
dent: J. Velma Keen, Mariana, We
president; Tullie II. Carlton Gaines
willie. ecretary-trcasurer, and Henry
c. johnson. Holt, honor representa-
tive.
Of the graduates, thirteen will be
from the college of agriculture: four
teen will be from the coll ege of arts
and sciences; eight men will bear en-
gineering degrees; twenty-four are
TO receive the degree of LII. T., and
nineteen will be from the teachers
college. There are no students re-
ceiving degrees for graduate work
here this year.
Those who are to receive degrees
are:
College of AgrcultIre-J Victor
Blume, Live Oak; II. Foster Chatham,
Arcadia; VIM. ]. Dyer, West Palm
Beach; Henry r. Edmunds, Farm
vile, Va; Lloyd H. Ellsworth, Dade
City; Carl T. Link Orlando; VIM II.
Mcbride, Seville; Clarence ". Nell
son, Ttusville; Bunyan Pipkin, Safe
ty Herbor; Lance c. Richbourg'
Crestview; John S. sherman, Miami;
Walter N. Tillman. Lake Wales, and
Clifford l.. Walker, Sanford
College of Arts and Sciencc-Lee
II. Ball, Tampa; Arthur Crago. Ocala;
Robert E. Duckw2rth, orlando Rob
ert L. Earnest, Palatka; j. Harold
Klock, Dcala; John E. Names, Lake
Butler: Herbert S. Massey Dade
City; James f. Merlin, Plant City;
George W. Milan, Jacksonville;
Charles e. .tOrgan, Miami; B. n.
Raa, Anthony Tegero, Tampa; Maui
rice Stein, Tampa, and Thurston P.
Winter, Oakland.
College of Engineerjns-Robert d.
Atklsson, Crescent City; Eric K. Bos-
well, Inverness; Nelson u. Cooper,
jacksonville; Arson b. DeNolf, Cres-
cent City; Lesson ~ Hogarth' quart;
Daniel l.. Leishcr, WABASH; RuGseI
L. Redman, It. Lauderdale; Arthur
y. Sollee, Jacksonville.
College of Law-James NJ. Alder
man, Bradentown; William j. Bivons,
Tampa; Tullie II. Carlton, Gaines
Vile; Albert X. Caro-, Pensacola;
Archer Z. Carpenter, Orlando; John
Ii. Carter, Jr., Mariana; Sidney J.
Cats, Jr., Gainesville; Joseph D
clarke. GAINESVILLE; Lemuel c. Croft
ton. Chipley; Edward K. Fleming,
Million: william l.. Gleason, Eau
Gallie; George W. Gray Orlando;
Edward B. Green, ocala; John r.
HAN. Tallahassee; Herley w. Hol-
land, Gainesville; velma Keen Mari
anna. Rudolph c. Lohmeyer, jack
sonville. Ina H. McKillop' Barlow!
Moses II. scruggs, Aucilla; Garland
W. spencer, Jr,, Sanford; Royal r
Terry, Jacksonville; William Z.
thompson, Tampa. and Burweil
Thornton, Ormond Beach. a.
Teachers College-Ruby F. cooper
Gainesville; Ray l.. Hamon, Galn is,
Ill. Crearv Hamilton, Henry c.
Johnson, Holt; George M. McClendon'
Cainesville; Eldrlge F. McLane,
Greensboro; Horace o'Bryant' OK
ford. Emery S. OGom, Munson; P. 7.
Peadon, Glenn B. Simmons, Ponce de
Leon; Henry B. Slaughter. Paul lc, =
Sweeney, Gainesville hoFSee 49,
bert, IT. White; Judson B. "aiAeEI