Evening star., 1927-06-11
HOLDS EDUCATION
IS LIFETIME QUEST
Charles w. Darr Tells K. of
C. Students "Perfection"
Is "UnattainabIe Goal"

Declaring that education In It's per-
lection was an unattainable goal. even
for a man who studied for his entire
life. Charles w. Darr, State deputy of
the Knights of Columbus. principal
speaker at the graduation exercises OF
the knights of Columbus Evening
School last night. urged 155 graduates
to strive to attain as much education
as possible during their lives. espe-
cially after their school years, in order
better to fit themselves as citizens.
The annual commencement eXer-
cises were conducted at the knights
of Columbus Hall, 920 Tenth street.
DR.. Frank O'Hara, dean of the school,
presided. William f. Leahy, president
of the Law School,, presented the
diplomas.
The musical program included Sc
lections by Mrs. J. Burrows Waters
and J. Burrows Waters, accompanied
by Miss Anne Waters.
Graduates in law were: Blanche L.
Beatty, Tom G. Boman, Rudolph J.
Bopp, George F. Breen, Edward j..
Brosnan, Nellie Brosnan. Frank w.
Cox, Bernard D. Daniels, Edwin j.
Dowd, Charles S. Duncombe, Emmett
f. Good, Rudolph P. Hertzog, Timothy
G. Histon, Fulton Holmes, Wade L.
Jolly, Joseph Khotimlansky, Willis r.
Lansford, Abraham D. Lilienthal
Maurice Lubore, Richard G. McCabe
Charles D. Martin, Joseph G. Martin,
John F. Murphy, May M. Murphy,
Charles p. Reilly Daniel S. Ring,
Daniel j. Ryan, William E. Share,
John A. She'll, John P. Scott, Daniel
c. Steers. William j. Wheatley and
Bernard j. Woods.
Graduates in other departments
were: Elizabeth A. Gerber, Thomas B..
Mallon, May M. Murphy, William F.
Atkinson, Palmer c. Bagley, Macario
Bishop, George p. Bogue, Frances c..
Bresnahan, Katherine c. Brooke, Phi
lemon F. Brousseau, Harry c. Brown,
Frances A. Bryant, Richard M. Brown,
Angelina Carabelli. Charlotte Car
mody, Lawrence Carpenter, Patrick
Cation, Joseph J. Chunta, George Cis-
SELL Jessie A. Clayton, Paul D. Con-
aghan, Joseph Conlon, Benedict Conn,
Teresa Connolly, Robert J. Connor,
Bernetta Cook, Leo E. Covaleski, Dor
Othy M. Craig, w. B. Crawford, Esther
A. Critchfield, Josephine Crowley, John
DAILY, Mary B. Delenski, Rose E.
Dement,, Robert A. Dillon, Gertrude
De Bettignies, William I. Donaldson,
Sara M. Dougherty, Edmund j.
Duchesne, Earl M. Dupee, Florence
Eichen, Helen Rita Evan, Joseph j.
Farrell, Patrick ]. Fitzgibbons, James
A. Foote, Ruth v. Fowler, Jean F.
Fox, Cecil H. Gardner, Joseph P. Gard
ner, Joseph E. Genoe, Elizabeth Ger
ber, Regina Goddard, Robert A. Goen-
ner, Claude B. Goodwin, Clarence Cor
man, Charles Graft, James V. Guthrie.
W1nifred flanagan, Conya l.. Hardy,
Frederick r. Rice, Joseph c. Wood,
Elliet Hardy, Louise A. Hartigan, Ger
ard G. Haske, Mary d. Henderson,
Theresa G. Hoerner, Robert Horton,
May c. Howard, Mary Hoy, Mary E.
Hunt, Emmett Jones. Mary E. John
son, Thomas J. Kastenek, Florence
Kelly, Louise Kelly, Thelma Kennedy.
Thomas ]. Kennedy, Robley Kincaid,
Charles Knott, Herbert Kornsindorfer
Katherine Kramm, Frank c. Krauss,
Margaret Kreig, E. B. Lawrence, Vir-
ginia M. Little, Fred A. Lohmeyer,
Thomas j. Lynch, Emily McArt, John
p. Mccarthy, Rita A. McGinnis, Sarah
M. McInteer, K. C. Mclaughlin,
Thomas H. McQueeney, Jack A. Nc
Williams, Oreste o. Maggenti, Paul B.
Mayer, Hugh d. Mallon, Thomas S..
Mallon, Daniel N. Mandell. Nicholas
Martell, Harold A. Marth. Mildred
Mattimore, Helen C. Mayer, Paul r.
Meyers, Caroline Miller, Bertha M.
Miltenberger, Paul H. Mittendorf,
Margaret Moffett, Margaret Monroe,
Lillian c. Mooney, Agnes E. Morat,
Felix M. Moriarty. Alice I. Moroney,
Hector c. Mullen, William F. Millikin,
May M. Murphy, Bernardo Navarro,
Sam 2. Nichols