Evening star., 1927-05-29
BANKING STUDENTS
| AWARDED HONORS
List of Those Passing Work
During Last Half Year
Is Announced.

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animation in the courses offered dur
ing the second semister, were an
nounced yesterday by President L
Hunton Leith and !. j. Roberts, chair
MAI, of the educational committee
The graduates entitled to standard
certificates were also made pubic.
The courses offered were in banking
fundamentals, commercial law. nego
table Instruments, trust functions
standard banking and credits. The ilst
FOR the second semister is not quite as
large as for the first half year. but
is sufficient to make the total for the
wear smash all previous attendance
and certificate records.
Standard certificates have been
awarded to the following 40 Students
]. H. Beall, F. r. Bishop, V. =.
Boudren, Helen p. Brown, William A.
Buckley, Ellen c. Crawford. Arthur
II. Deming. A. o. Dooley, Oliver Du'
rant. c. Is. Gelston, r. II. Gibson,
II \. Glasco, Ruth II. Gochenour
Mae z. Gordon, Paul F. Griffin, Ken
meth o. Hulse, j. r. Inlay, John X.
Keener, Esther r. Lau, Oswald Leh'
mann. Raymond D. Lewis. George r
Lingebach. George Mcclellan, John
II. Mclean. S. s. Ogilvie. Marjorie f.
Plumpton. Rose l.. Royce, l.. T.
Savage, V. A. Sheeahy. jr.: c. l.. Sin,
cell, Lenora NJ. Sponseller. d. +.
Sroufe, Freda Steffen. Carl W. Thomp-
sson, G.. E. Walker. Eleanor II. Wat.
kins. Robert G.. Whitton, Tracy Ellen
Williams, F. Y. Wilson, and Fred w.
Pimper.
Banking Fundamentalists List.
Students successfully making the
grade in the course in banking funda'
pnnptaItS follow.
Helen E. Baily, William Lloyd Ball,
George r. Barker, J.. c. Brubaker.
Norman E. Budesheim, r. Winton
Elliott. Porter G. Shreve, Dwight Bur-
ton, Charles D. Carroll, Herman O.
Corder Paul w. Eckert, A. c. Harris.
L. B. Roueche. Charles c. Crawford,
Thelma Ollie. r. Winters Richwine,
Lawrence w. Engleman, Olive X.
Grebe. Virginia NJ. Harrison, Oliver
George Medler, F. Austin Swartwout,
William A. Thornton, Ivan B. Munich,
Eugene w. Norman. Jack J. Pearson.
O. l.. Spencer, Lewis S. Springer and
Blanche Wise.
Students i'm Commercial Law.
The young bankers passing their
work in commercial law include:
George D. Amiss, Edward NJ. Blaik-
lock, Hubert H. Finzel. William Hazen
Laughlin, Jack II. Wild. Marie E.
Anderson, Francis M. Merrill, Warren
Nussbaum, J. Frank Bowling, Charles
F. Brown, Roland Carr, Jane Ken
nedy, ]. Stanley Lingeback, S. Fred
Champion, Hollis d. Champlain, A.
Estelle Chilcoate. Dorothy NJ. Manuel.
Joshua Stakeholder. Alice Ullrich. B.
j. Crandall, Bernard ]. Nees. w. Wey-
mouth Powell, F. Magruder Turner
Anne Preston Crawford, John c.
Franzoni. Anna Z. White, Ernest r.
Gerner, Bernard NJ. Grant, Thomas r.
Padgett, Robert r. Hit. S. Durward
Keats, Fred A. Lohmeyer, Sarah
Louise Loving, Etheline E. Parker,
James w. Mercer. Valentine w. r.
Smith, Nell E. Turner and Martin
Walls.
!, Negotiable Instruments Course.
One of the largest classes during
the semester was in negotiable in
struments. The following did the
work in a satisfactory manner:
D. c. Adams. John, NJ. Castell, jr.;
IS. S. Kleindienst, Gordon Z. Arnett,
Harold E. Gates, William L. Ash
down, Lloyd H. Johnson. Martha
Ashford, Paul o. Pierce, Homer K.
Barrett, J. F. English, Eugene B.
Glenn, A. Provost Shaw, John F.
Colbert, c. T. duFief, Mark p. Cough
Ian. Charles B. Hagan.
J. Arthur Cromwell. w. G. Dieter,
Marie c. Mallon. John r. Farrell,
Charles H. Weckerly, Stephen H.
Field, w. M. Topping, Joseph r.
Fitzpatrick. Sallie w. Fletcher. II. T.
Morrison, Edward NJ. Cover, William
r. Griffith, Daisy C. Higgins. w. j.
De Jarnette. E. T. Lee. Francis G..
Morrison, Curtis L. Thrift, Joseph
n Mccarthy.
Floyd S. Davis. George Mcclellan,
Richard A. Norris, Nelson NJ. Stokes,
Helen MacGillivray, Francis NJ. Mer-
rill. F.. A. Ulle jr.; Lincoln ii. Phil
lips, Leona T. Rider, Hilda NJ
Shomo. Herbert w. Walker. Robert
"A. Sisson, A. Sisson. Fred l.. Strasser
Daniel Sullivan. Newell T. Stiles. F.
r. Bishop. e. ]. Tucker and Arthur
N. Schiller.
Standard Banking Students.
Standard Banking was another
course drawing a large number OF
students, the following making passing
or much higher marks:
]. Hanson Beall, F. Rust Bishop
Vincent P. Boudren, Oswald Lehman,
Helen p. Brown, Tracy Ellen VIII
Hams, William A. Buckley, o. K
Byerly, jr.;Paul F. Griffin, Eller
Clarke Crawford, Ruth II. Gochenour
Mae Zetha Gordon, w. p. Keith
RAYMOND D. Lewis, George F. Linge
back, Marjorie Z. Plumpton, l.. T
Savage, Carl w. Thompson, F. X
Wilson, Arthur r. Deming, Kenneth
o. Hulse. L. Harry Rider. Aubrey o
Dooley, G.. Elton Walker, Arthur G
Doying, Herbert D. Lawson, John H
Mclean, Rose L. Royce, Vincent A
Sheehy.
Oliver Durant, Frank A. Gunther
jr; John Keener. Esther r.. Lau
Lenora NJ. Sponseller, Dickson F
Sroufe, c. Bertram Gelston, Freds
Steffen, r. H. Gibson, H. n. Glasco
George Mcclellan, A. o. Stanley, jr.
Stuart S. Ogilvie, John l.. Schram
Charles ]. Sincell. Eleanor H. Watkin.
and Robert G. Whitton.
Successful Students I'm Credits.
The following students took th
course in Credits and came through
with flying colors:
Eustice Alsop. Francis j. Creamer
Sr.; John NJ. DeMarco, Elmer O'Hara
r. Rust Bishop. Eleanor L. Dank
meyer, George Frederick Heider, w
j, Shipman, John Borba, Karl Emme
rich, Walton l.. Sanderson, Edwin
Steffe, Clearence B. Gasch, +. e
Little, Frank A. Gunther. jr.; Rober
l<dCSS, d. IAllcS, il - q
William Roberts, NJ. f. Showalter an
H. II. Darneille.
Master Trust Functions Course.
Another very important cours
offered at the Institute was in Trus
Functions, the following winnin
certificates for good work.
Hugh L. buckingham, Charles =.
Dienelt, Leonard Marbury, Alma F
Partridge. Mary A. Ribble, Mabel '
Royce, Grace E. Simering, II. W
Burnside. s. Winifred Burwell, "
N. Cradlin, L, II. Mattingly, Aubre
o. Dooley, Robert G. Ferguson, II.