Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-10
penn STATE HOST
I. TO THE OLD GRADS
Celebration Of Alumni Day
Marks Beginning Of Com.
nencement Week
545 TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

State College. Pa, June 10.-with
for the celebration Of alumni day today,
commencement week at the Pennsyl-
vania State College swung into full
blast and there. will be no let-up until
after the graduation exercises Tues.
day morning. when degrees will be
awarded to 645 men and women, the
college.
| Reunion dinners last night started
the alumni celebration in rousing fash
ion, the classes Of II, '12, 'O7, 'O2,
'07 and 90 being out in force. This
morning was featured by the annual
business meeting Of the Alumni Asso-
ciation Mt which President John NJ.
Thomas outlined his plans for the en-
largement of Penn State into the
pennsylvania State University and for
the ~ 2:OOO, 900 emergency building fund
welfare buildings on the campus. The
alumni voiced their whole hearted an.
proval Of both projects and pledged
their active support.
The alumni luncheon at noon was
followed BY the parade staged by the
reunion classes, followed by stunts on
New Beaver Field. Athletic features
for the afternoon include baseball
game and a tennis match with the Uni.
versity Of Pittsburgh. A musical club
| concert will be the chief attraction this
evening.
President Thomas will deliver the
oaccalaureate sermon tomorrow morn
ing, and he will also give the com.
mencement address on Tuesday. Glass
day will be celebrated on Monday
morning when the class memorial
$50, 900 endowment-will be pre-
sented to the college. Degrees will be
conferred upon the graduates by Presi.
dent Thomas on Tuesday morning.
Graduates From Philadelphia
The following students from Phil.
adelphia will receive diplomas at the
commencement exercises:
sremn pni1iD W Amrap !. sf;onomy Isaac G.
msrss snS Rqaoh guchs5
sErisuIsare; snlsue KaIph R. DossISoTer. eiyI en-;
Nh: MsTs a. 'aaHsiS' an. sOcas,snssi s sns"ef,s; home
E%1y ss5s sd1y o,;o
@a Sa.SsnsrS Rsssel !Sq HsrsTssVes. nss eds %
ssrlculture: Charles II. Kick. animal hus:
5a:sps Law. eis sa%%sssi s"'
Frank E. Macintire. Jr.. dairy husba ndry:
p MSsSs II! Fssss1 Ray nsnes 3
dairy husbandry: Samu.i. Morris. animal hus::
a1ss nnass ASsT sSf na end
S.nesfns; Emil 4: petzSld. hoTtieulsYre; Otto
F. Parent. electrical engineering: joseph
ssar mechanical engineerinE; Walter b
T: shockcor. commerce and finance: John
Simmons prs;leSal: Thomas e. Smith. Jr;.
ms,silursS; William L. sowden. Jr'. com'
bs bsni so s. Tsso+ ssSsm fs JIM
Weaysr nsI,Ia siX, ASen,
Yocum. civil ensineering. and Barclay 8.
! Leathem. pre.lesal.
Graduates From Nearby Counties
The following students from nearby
counties are in the graduating class:
Bucks County - Edwin Il; Burka!t. New
Perkass dairy hTseandry; ,,es o:myHd W;I,,, r.
keeer. '"Hs 1osis:.oHn. '%,; %e;chsncal snxnserns
s::'Ss c'Dssmi:: sssnesrns !" MISC Masssry
Cloud, Unionyille. home economics: William
U. Emery, Phoenixville. CIVIL engineering;
Roland 8. Grubb. Kennetr Square commerce
and finance: Joseph \; Lawrie. Oxford; com
meree and finance: Wilford f: Miller. Spring
Reynolds MyonSas yoest,onni ,G. hSme
trial engineering: Marion L. Shields. West
Chester. commerce and finance; Robert P
Shoemaker. Lenover. chemistry: Thomas r.
Marion k. Thompson. XtsIen. natural
science; Harold d. Tyson. Spring City. civil
engineering: N. v. Ludwick. Honeybrook.
DeIaWsrs county-Harrison A. Aiatsinger.
Lansdowne, animal husbandry; Russell c.
Edith MOOT. Media, pre:lesal; Charles N;
4. shatrsr. Upper Darby. mining engineer
ing: Robert II. Stinson. Chester. poultry hus-
bandry: John r. Styer. Concordville. Chem
teal agriculture; Walter c. Clough. Media.
Industrial engineering.
MONTGOMERY County - Frederic T. Bear
Linneid, electrical engineering: Samuel Y.
Boggs Melrose Park. industrial engineering;
David r. Bear. North Wales. electro-chen-
ical engineering: Gerrit H. Barger. Bryn
Athyn. civil engineering; Fred NJ. Grant.
Rryn Athyn; dairy husssTd,yy; John L.
Joseph II. Harrison. Bryn Mawr.. commerce
and finance; Miss Josephine Hollingsworth.
Ardmore. horticulture: Karl s. johnson,
Pottstown. electrical ensineering; James II.
Mullen, Cheltenham. dairy husbandry: Fred
erick d. Snyder. Red Hill. electrical en-
gineering: Paul T. Meyer. Lansdale. pre-.
medical: Harold F. Pearson. Pottstown,
electrical engineering; Bertrand l.. Smith.
Bryn Athyn. mechanical engineering.