Evening star., 1922-06-08
DIPLOMAS PRESENTED
FOUR HUNDRED GEORGE
WASHINGTON STUDENTS
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Towers. District of Columbia, Robert
Augustus Iron. District of Columbia
Bolon Bailey Turner. Arkansas; Earle
Wilbur Wallick. Illinois: George
Lester Weyler. Kansas: Lorenzo Dow
Whitaker District Of Columbia; War
Ross Wilson. Ohio; Kenneth Carson
Wiseman. New Mexico; John William
! son Wood, District Of Columbia
Joseph Benjamin Woodside. Illinois
Charles William Woodward, Mary
land; Marion Paul Wormhoudt. Iowa
Yates. West Virginia.
Master of laws to:
Alfred Glen Armstrong, Kansas;
Charles Maurice Barnes, Virginia;
Howard Merle Brock, Ohio; Charles
Millard Frey. Nebraska; James NJ.
Hammond. Nevada: Cato Burdge
Hurd. Indiana; Samuel Winston Lacy,
Virginia: Jesse Clinton Miller, North
Dakota; Mark Joseph Ryan. New
York: Henry Ufen Stone. Missouri,
and Charles Patrick Swindler, Colo
RADIO.
Presented by Dean Kalusowski the
| degree Of bachelor of science in phar-
macy to:
Joseph Gagne, Massachusetts,
Presented by Dean Henning:
Degree Of civil engineering to:
Lewis Durand Asmus, District OF
Columbia.
Degrees Of master Of science to:
Charles Olin Ball, District of CO.
lumbia: John Stafford Brown, Missis-
sippi: Thomas Allan Davis. District
District of Columbia; Roswell Jen-
| kins. Virginia: Carl Francis Maraldi.
Massachusetts; Frank Henry Marks.
District of Columbia: Raymond
Mooney. Illinois: Frank Deane Moore.
District of Columbia: Albert Joseph
m l. rfI1 ma
Pennsylvania; Wiley c. Smith, Missis-
sippi; James Norman Taylor. Della
ware; Gordon Chase Tibbitt, District
Of Columbia; William Henry Tonkin.
District of Columbia, and Ernest
Croel White, Virginia.
Helen Rebekah Bartlett. Maryland:
Harrie Russell Bonner, West Vir-
ginia; Rollo Herbert Britten. Mary
land: Minnie Carter Davis, District Of
Columbia; Wallace D: Ellington. Dis
trict of Columbia; Harriet Dayton
Eldridge. District Of Columbia: Rufus
Solomon Gardner, Virginia; Charles
Geschickter District Of Columbia; /;
Genevieve Fana Gregg. Nebraska: !:
Charles Allen Herndon. Kentucky:
Sadie Zunser Hyman, District Of Co
lumbia; Clarence NJ. Hyslop Nebras-
ka; Grace Dean Johnson. Ohio: Otto
Theopphilus Johnson. Vermont; Yong
Chick Lee, Korea; Stuart Lewis. H.
pennsylvania; James Lewis Lotion
Moneyway. Alabama: Michael An
gelo Mossman. Pennsylvania; Estill
Ess Taylor. Mississippi: Ruby Nevins,
District Of Columbia; Virbrook Nut
ter. District of Columbia: Gus Mil
ton Patison. Texas; Emmett James
Peterson. California: Harold Agus-
tus Phelps. Massachusetts,: Faye Hol-
lis Roberts, Kansas; Joseph Benja-
min Sfellhaas, Ohio; Mathew Will
liams Sterling. California; Andrew
Monroe Vliet. Indiana; Hardest En-
ory Wagner, Maryland: Mary Eliza
Wheatly. Virginia: Archer Wiley.
Utah; Rena Wolman. Maryland. and
Grover Cleveland Young, South Da-
kota.
Degrees and the hoods of the de-
gree of doctor of philosophy were
conferred upon nine of the gradual
ing classes classes; The They ] were; Har5Well
Bowles (virginia), Walter James
Greenleaf (Maine), Ernest Frederick
Mahr New York;, Clarence LIE Roy
Messenger (Nebraska), John Charles
Muerman District of Columbia).
Lawrence James ORourke (Wiscon-
sin). Eleanora Bennette Saunders
(South Carolina) and Waldo Lasalle
Schmitt.
The special prize awards Of the
department of arts and sciences:
Davis prizes, three awarded for ex-
cellence in elocution: First prize.
Edward Scheuffier; second prize. Car
rie Juliet Cox; third prize, Theodore
can Revolution prize, offered by the
chapters in the District of Columbia
to members Of the graduating class
for high standing in history and for