The Washington times., 1926-09-25
900 To ENTER
!. A. |. B. COURSE
By RICHARD HATTON

Inc IWenCy-T1rth SchoIaStlc year
of the Washington chapter of the
American Institute of Banking will
open at 8 o'clock Monday evening
in the new rooms of the chapter
connected with the quarters of
the District of Columbia Bankers
Association in the Becker Building
on + Street. This promises to be
the biggest year in the history of
the Washington organization and it
is indicated that there viii be well
over 500 students enrolled when the
classes begin.
In connection with the courses
gwen by the institute it is Of in
terest to note that many older
bankers avail themselves Of the lee.
lures and class work which are
primarily carried on as an educa-
tional opportunity for younger mem.
bers of the profession. This year
the youngest" freshman to enroll
for the course in banking funda.
mentals conducted by Eliot H.
Thomson LID, of the Washington
Loan and Trust Company, is DR..
Harvey w. Wiley, the great pure
food expert, who has been for 20
years or more a director of the
Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, but who believes there is still
much to be learned from the spe-
cialists who conduct the A. I. B.
classes.
List Of Graduates
MAs al
courses who have completed their
work and were graduated this week
are: Standard Course-Eustace
AIsop, Elise Aschenbach, S. Wini.
Henry Coates, Dorothy ". Colburn,
w. N. Cradlin, Francis J. Creamer,
jr., HopeweH II. Darnille, John M.
De Marco, Ruth NJ. Fisher, Irving
" d. Foote. William M. Garrison,
Clarence B. Gasch. G.. Frederick
Heider, Donald E. Jameson. Robert
II. Lacey, +. c. Little, Raymond
p. Lochte, Robert NJ. Lyon, L. H.
Mattingly, Gilbert A. Monck, Leo
J. Moran, Elmer J. O'Hara. Herbert
w. O'Meara, William Roberts, |
Mabel v. Royce, Margaret Rupp,
Walter L. Sanderson. William J.
Shipman, Michael r. Showalter,
Edwin c. Steffe, J. Leonard Town |
send, Norman E. Towson, w. |
Thompson Vandoren and w. Clarke
Vernon.
The graduates in banking funda-
mentals were William l.. Ashdown,
H. K. Barrett, ]. Hanson Beall,
Robert w. Benner, Roma F. Benner,
H. T. Bisselle, Harley r. Bodley,
Vincent F. Boudren, Roy r. Boyer,
John f. Colbert, Adrain B. Colquitt,
Mark P. Coughlan, Mary Crazen,
Ellen Clarke Crawford, William j.
De Jarnette, Arthur Ross Deming,
Aubrey o. Dooley, Munford Ellis,
Annie C. Engel, John Frederick
English, John r. Farrell, William
7. Fealy, Robert B. Field, Stephen
II. Field, Payton B. Fletcher, jr.,
NJ. Lillian Ganbin, Harold +. Gates,
John A. ellison, Eugene c. Glenn,
Ruth I. Gordon, Edward NJ. Cover,
William F. Griffith, Carroll r.
Highfield, Charles v. Fill, William
II. Jordan, John r. Keener. Normna
+. Lawler, Oswald Lehman, r. D.
Lewis, Albert Lyman, George Nc
CIellan, Gilbert A. Monck, Francis
G. Morrison, II. T. Morrison, James
+. Neale, jr., w. p. Norwood, w. F.
Orrison, jr, E. NJ. Richardson,
Harry L. Rider, Leona T. Rider,
L. T. Savage, A. Provost Shaw,
Hilda NJ. Shomo, B. F. Sroufe, Lii
liam T. Stowell, Fred L. Strasser,
w. c. Strasser, Daniel Sullivan,
Carl w. Thompson, James A.
Thompson, Curtis Thrift, w. NJ.
Topping, E. Rachel Vanderbeet,
Harry E. Van Hoesen, H. w.
Walker, C. II. Weckerly and T. x.
Wilson.
Investments Class
The following were graduated
from the class in investments: r.
w. Bonner, H. T. BisselIe, w. f.
Bolls, C. r. Padeley, p. NJ. Garnett,
A. E. Henze, T. L. Hume. jr., George
NJ. Irelan, Frank NJ. Perley, Will
liam z. Schooley. z. j. Vann and
Joseph d. Yerkes.
The class in credits included
Robert c. Ferguson, John Fisher,
Donald A. Mccormack, Thomas s.
Mallon, Jr., Ellsworth Meyer and
William G. Winstead.
The following graduated in ac-
counting: H. W. Burnside, H. w.
Denison, John Fisher, T. s. NAL
lon, jr., L. L. Powers, J. S. Hams
burgh, r. B. Riley, jr., George NJ.
Rouzee and Alice H. Whitton.