The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
ETHICS IMPRESSED
'ONcW. GRADUATES
AT COMMENCEMENT
Huston Thompson Ad-
dresses Glasses ut Con-
tinental Hall.
8 HOODS AWARDED
Degree for Knickerbocker
Victim Given to Her
Parents.
HOODS AWARDED

Ethics Oh tne pusluess anu pro-
fessional world in all its angles
were discussed by Federal Trade
Commissioner Huston Thompson in
an address before the four hundred
students who were presented d.
plomas by Dean william Allen VIII
bur and department heads at the.
1o1st annual commencement of
George Washington University at
Memorial Continental Hall last
night. Five honorary degrees were
likewise conferred. Those who re-
ceived the honorary titles are: The
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, former
pastor OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. who received
the degree of Doctor Of Divinity:
Helen Nicolay. authoress and culti-
vator OF the fine arts received the
degree OF Master OF Arts; Harold L.
Amos, bacteriologist and immunolo-
gist, received the degree of Doctor
of Science; Joannes 6ennadius,
author, scholar and diplomat, re-
ceived the degree Of Doctor Of HUI
name Letters: while Huston Thomp :.
son. Federal Trade Commissioner,
who delivered the graduating ad-
dress, received the degree of Doctor
OF Laws, 81,
Nine Hood. Awarded.
Hoods were awarded nine stu
dents when the Doctor of Phil
osophy's sheepskin was presented
by Dean George v. Henning to
Hartwell Stansbury Adkins,
Maryland.
Oliver Bowles, Virginia.
Walter James Greenleaf. Maine.
Ernest Frederick Mshr. New
York.
Clarence, Leroy Meisinger. Ne
| braska
John Charles Muerman. District
of Columbia.
Lawrence James o'Rourke. Wis
consin.
Eleanora Bennette Saunders,
South Carolina.
Waldo Lasalle schmitt. District
of Columbia.
NJ. DIS were won by eleven; and
4 presented by Dean William c. Bor-
| den to:
Deane Francis Brooke. North Da-
kota.
Hazen Eugene Cole. District of
| Columbia.
Joshua william Davies. PennsyI-
vania.
~ John Marshall Gaines. Virginia.
Samuel Golcfain, Colorado.
Robert Varnum Jones. Pennsyl-
vania.
George Nordlinser District of
Columbia.
Norman Vern Peterson, Utah.
John Alton Reed. District of CO.
lumbia
William, Warren sager. District
OF Columbia.
Robert Mitchell Taylor. District
of Columbia.
Nurses certificates were given to
Margaret sherman Burt, Cath
crime Grace Cosgrove. Lenore
Hilma Victoria Helander, Hazel
Mae Hewitt. Hazel Wood Harris,
Margaret Louise Howard Peerce,
Alta Marie Powell.
Dean Presents Degrees.
Dean Merton L. Ferson presented
masters degrees in law to Alfred
Glen Armstrong. Kansas: Charles
Maurice Barnes. Virginia: Howard
Merle Brock. Ohio: Charles Mil
lard Frey. Nebraska: James NJ Ham
mond. Nevada: Cato Burdge Hurd. In
diana; Samuel Winston Lacy. Virgin
ia: Jesse Clinton Miller, North Da-
kota: Mark Joseph Ryan. New
York; Henry Uhlen Stone. Missouri,
and Charles Patrick Swindler, Colo
rsdo. -
Cole Gets Degree.
H. Eugene Cole, OF the District
of Columbia, and Johnua william
Davies. of Pennsylvania, received a
B. S. in medicine.
High school scholarships in sthe
departments of arts and sciences
were presented to seven, Washing
ton high school students, five from
Central and two from Western hig h
schools. They are: Kendall Schol-
arship- Esther Dobson. Central
High. First University-Louise
\ Zimmerman. Central High. Second
| Qniversity-Frances Randolph. Cen
| trail High. Third University-Vivian
Bane, Central High. Fourth Univer-
sityA.Adrien Busick, Western High.
Fifth University-R. Campbell Starr.
Central High. Sixth University-Eliz-
abeth Dorsey, Western High.
Other prizes are: Department Of
Arts and Sciences-Davis prizes,
three awarded for excellence in elocu-
tion-First prize, Edward Schueffier;
second prize. Carrie Juliet Cox: third
prize. THEODORE Cuyler Anderson;
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion prize. Otho Lionel Newman;
Thomas F. Wash prize. Nell Boyd Tay-
lor: E. K. Cutter prize. Elizabeth
Earnest: Willie E. Fitch prize, Ellis
Haworth: Gardner G. Hubbard prize.
Gladys Rosamond Twele; DietZgen
prize, w. H. Seaquist: Staughton
prize, Elizabeth McNeely Kehr: Sigma
MI II
Beta Phi prize, Harry n. Wiegandt;
Muth prize. E. w. Proctor; Sigma
Kappa prize. in English. Thelma Cox
! Colonial Danes prize, Harry Nicholas
Wiegandt; Genevieve Chatterton Nc
Cutchins prizes. frst prize, Laura X.
Pollock; second prize. W. Waldo
Girdner; Chi Omega prize. Alma Para
lee. Dehler.
Law School-John B. Larner gold
medal. Basil H. Pollitt; Herrick prize.
Howard c. Fitzpatrick: Blackstone
Institute prizes, Basil H. Pollitt;
Ellsworth prize. H. c. Diesrud;
George Washington prize. Anna c.
montgomery; student activities. Delta
Tau Delta medal. John r. Daily.
The degree. which should have been
awarded to Miss Lois Titcher. one
OF the victims of the Knickerbocker
disaster. was given to her parents.
work on the diploma was finished in
February.
President Howard L. Hodgkins ad-
dressed the graduates. reminding
thew OF the 10000 alumni OF the uni
versiFy they join, and urging them to
pear the honor and responsibility
creditably. The program, which was
opened with orchestral music. was