Evening star., 1928-10-19
c. v. j. PRESENTS
SUMMER DEGREES
NJ Students Receive Diplo-
mas at Convocation in
CorCoran Hall.

Seyenty-two students of the Summer
CLASSES at George washington Univers-
ity who completed their courses at the
termination of the session received their
merited degrees at an informal convo-
cation in the council room of Corcoran
Hall yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Mervin, president,
presided, while DR.. William Allen Will
bur, provost of the university, intro
eluced the deans of the schools, who in
turn presented the following candidates
1or degrees:
Columbia College: Bachelor of arts
Abraham Belman. Connecticut; Johnnie
l.. Billingsley. Arkansas with distinc-
tion); Isidore Brustein, New York
Helen L. Connolly, Massachusetts,;
Harold H. Cooper. Indiana; John P
Cullen. District of Columbia: Lawrence
"A. Gage, District of Columbia; Edward
c. Gallagher, Kansas; Arthur P Har-
rison, District of Columbia; Augustus 1.
HaSSkarl Nebraska: Cyrus " Hoaglund
Minnesota; Gene L. Hoffman, District
of Columbia: Kathryn-Lee Keep, Penn
Sylvania with distinction); Juliana T.
Kuqua, North Dakota Allen E. LeHow,
District of Columbia; Francis p Lyman,
District of Columbia; Duval T. Nc
Cutchen, District of Columbia; Lynne
A. Mechelke, Wisconsin; Rocco j. Mon
tani, District of Columbia; Arnold H.
NeviaSer, District of Columbia; George
w. Newport, District of Columbia !;
Gertrude H Nordstrom, Virginia; John
r. Reed, Maryland; William H. Simons,
Connecticut: Virginia Strickland, Dis
trlct of Columbia; Joseph B. Tennyson,
District of Columbia; Thomas M
Thomas. Virginia; Clayton Van Thul-
lenar, Wisconsin: Myron Wilson, Penn
kylvania
School of Education. Bachelor of arts
In education-Violet K Austin, District
of Columbia; Eleanor Faust, District of
Columbia; Eulalie Lacaze, Texas; Mar
garet H. Richwine, Virginia: Felix c.
SchwarZ, District of Columbia; Grace
Ware, District of Columbia; Callie
Waldron, District of Columbia. Master
of arts-Sam B. Craig, District of Co.
aumbia; Viola Offutt, Maryland.
School of Engineering: Bachelor of
science in hemistry-Leonard S.
Campbell, District of Columbia: Jacob
R, Newman, District of Columbia.
Law School: Bachelor of Iaws-Sa-
fah Catherine Bryant, Kentucky; Rob-
ert Burns Cartwright, New Mexico: Fe-
dix Cole, District of Columbia Daniel
George Cullen, District of Columbia: !:
Robert Gardiner Dillaway, Montana !:
Augustus I. HaSskarl, Nebraska; Elmer
Cornelius Holt, North Dakota; Albert
HubSchman, New Jersey with distinc-
tion); Henry John Klinge, District of
Columbia; Paul Franklin de Bruyn
Kops, North Dakota Willard Edwin La
Rosa, Illinois; Vincent Alexander Lut-
kiewitz, District of Columbia; Marshall
Hancock Lynn, District of Columbia !:
Ararn Der Manuelian, New York; Nor
row Harris Moore, District of Columbia
Clarence James Nelson, Iowa; Christie
pher A. Ray, Rhode Island; Theodore
Thomas Shields, Minnesota; Richard
Southerne Shreve, Virginia; William
Henry Stanton, District of Columbia
John Albert Tillema, District of Column
bia; Francis Everett Van Alstine, Iowa.
Medical School: Doctor of medicine
Julius Evan Lewis, Virginia.
Graduate School of Letters and Sci
ences: Master of arts-Stuart Cuth-
bertson, Illinois; Harold Heller, Ken
tucky; Sarah r. Lerch, Pennsylvania !;
Harry A. McNitt, District of Columbia; ;
William Middleton, Virginia; Aileen M.
Painter, Tennessee; Walter B. Scar
borough, Texas. Master of science in
chemistry-Paul d. McNamee, District
of Clumhia.