Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
BLISS SCHOOL
HI GRADUATES 247
Or. Sizoo Delivers Com
mencement Address Before
Large Audience.

Before a large audience OF relatives
and friends, 247 students of the Bliss
Electrical School, comprising one OF
the largest senior classes of the insti-
tuition, were graduated last night at
commencement exercises in Memorial
Continental Hall.
In addressing the graduating class
louis d. Bliss, founder and president OF
the school, declared that the transition
from a school training to q business
practice, enormously regarded as an
abrupt change, always demands
strict transference of scholastic Ideals.
DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, pastor OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
speaking on Education and Democ-
racy." delivered the commencement
address. Dr. Sizoo pointed out that
the college population of the United
states has increased 200 per cent since
the war. This augmentation OF the
educated element in the United States.
he declared. minimizeS the effect OF
radical social tendencies.
Prizes for Proficiency.
Prizes for proficiecy in various de-
partments were awarded the following
students: H. A. Dobson. Sd, OF Wash
fnrton. greatest progress in wiring de-
partment; ]. B. Calicott of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn, most satisfactory work
in meter testing department; James A.
Bucci of Hazleton, Pa. greatest prog
ress In machine laboratory; Richard
M. Leippe of Reading. Pa, highest
standing in testing department; George
F. Minkler of Elmira, N. Y, hlghest
standing in mechanical drawing; Keith
lev F. Foreacre of Perryville, Nd,
Greatest progress in mathematics;
Richard MCGUIRE, Depew, N. Y. most
satisfactory recitation work; William
M Travis, Rexford, N. Y, outstanding
lecture abstracts; Sidney D. Moore,
Liberty, N. Y, highest standing IN
electrical examinations; Gabriel M.
Gonzales Of Donora, Pa, greatest Ell
fort and most conscientious work, ana
Sidney D. Moore OF Liberty, N T.
highest average In all subjects
Moore. winner OF two AWARDS Ano
four certificates. was the honor student
of the class. His average in all exam
nations during the year was %.
A benediction by Rev. j. Manley COBB,
pastor of the Trinity Protestant Epls-
copal Church, concluded the exercises.
List Of Graduates.
The following students were gradual
I'd: Thomas J. Adams, jr.; Francis M.
Ash. Robert S. Baker, Norman H. Bark
er. Paul E. BARLEY. Ralph B. Bascom,
Derl l.. Baynham, Edwin A. Bedell, MIL
lard A. Beightol, Paul r. Bennett, Mar
vim w. Benson. Roy Bittinger, Leonard
Bleich, Walter Bleich, Bronson R.
Booth, James c. Bosley, BENJAMIN B.
Botti, George Boyd, jr.; Roger W.
Brown. Howard K. Bruner, James A.
Bucci, William S. Burdette, Clinton M.
Bush, Ralph z. Butterfield, John P.
Cadden, Charles H. Calhoon. jr.; J. B.
CaIlicott, Preston T. Campbell, Donovan
Carson, Andrew j. Gavin, Clarence G.
Cheek, Oryille B. Chew, Clair S. A.
Chronister, Frank 8. Clark, Gerald H.
Clarke, w. r. Coburn, Richard Coe.
Jacob Cohen, Joseph A. Collner, Car
ence o. Cornelius. Thomas Cox, b. gu
gene Crane, S. Elmer Order, Charles T.
Grouse. Willard w. Davis, Harry C. Det-
weller. Louis Dexter. II. A. DobSon Sd;
Edward w. Dougherty, Samuel T. Doug
lass, Robert E. Drapeau, John +. Dreler
George r. Dunkelberger, Ph4lo East, Oil
yer l.. Edwards, Francis r. Eidridge,
Royal E Emert, Eckley Engler, Palmer
Erkenbeck, Morris G. Eskridge, Walter
H. Ewing. Alfred L. Favret, Guy w
Fields, Charles Flanagan, Keithley F
Foreacre, Howard c. Francis, Floyd E
Frankenfield, Lawrence P. Frey, JOSEPH
L. Fyffe. Harlow Gage, Ralph Gallagher
Kenneth NJ. GasSman, Gerald w. Gau'
tier, Alois NJ. Gergen, Armand c. ecu
der, Thomas F. Glib, Joseph E. GILES
pie, Gabriel NJ. Gonzales, Harry K
Greene, Marshall H. Gregg, John w
Grimm, Alwyn Grindland, Frederick W
Quincy, jr.; Clarence E. Hafer, Lewt
w. Hagerty, Raleigh C. Hall, WILLARD
NJ. Hannah. Lloyd A. Hammer, Franci
Hathaway, Glenn Hanger, Daniel P
Haviland, John J. Henicksman, Mau
rice r. Hildebrand, Charles j. Hoban
William r Hobbs, L. F. Hodgson, Burn
A. Howard. Carl Hoyt, Henry c. Huber
Henry L. Inabinet, Joseph Jacobs, Hugl
T. Johnson, John F. Jones, Ebert
Jordan, Joseph E. Keef, Roy Keller, J
Howard Kelley, John r. Kelley, Eugen
Kennel, Herbert G. Kent, John c. Kist
Ter, william p. Kistler, Raymond
Kline, Ellsworth w. Knight, F. Will
Knox, John J. Knox, Orval V. Koch
p. H. Kurtz, John r. Lakin Gilbert w
Lawrence. Richard NJ Leippe, Henry n
LIE Provost, George 8. Light, Graydon Z
Lombard, Leo M. Loughney, William r
Love
John A. Lowry, Robert H. Lyons, Robi
d. Lysons, James B. MacAllister, Vern
MacLean, Horace L. Maddox, Harol
Mans, Willard H. Marley, Paul 1
: Martin, Lyle Mason, Lewis e. Maxim
George A. McCollum, Robert L. Nc
Curdy, Charles D. Mcfarland, Frank
McGrady. Richard MCGUIRE, Paul Nc
Henry, Edward F. Mellen, jr.; Harri
A1eklCk, FtlC1ldTu 4. AlllDOlc0I CeOTBC
Minkler, Harry G. Minteer, F. Davi
Moon, Sidney D. Moore. Hampton {
Morgan, Joseph Muia, Albert J. Mus
grove. Glenn C. Myers, Theodore v
Myers, jr.; Arthur F. Moreno. Eric {
Nylund, Matthias r. Orth, Walter ]
Paal, George PaytaS. William Z. PETIT.
Nicholas j. Pizzaruso, Howard I. Plum
nier, Harry L. Potter, Edgar G. Quacl
enbush, Freeman Redding, Ward Re
mold, Dorman L. Rexford, Charles
Rieth, Ebert P. Rockwell, Douglas
Roger, Leonard L. Root, Bernard
Roze, Anthony Sayegh. Philip
Schoepper. Lester w. Seese. Maxwell
Sharp, William p. Shuster, Rudolp
Siegrist, A. Wilson Sigafoos, Robert
eimms, Thomas F. Stmms, Harry
Slack, Robert 8. Sloan. Edward
Smith, Haywood A. Stanley, job
steigerwald, John W. Stokes, William
stathoff, jr.; Perry w. Stout. Frederic
@. Suhr, Ira A. Swinehart. jr.; Eustat
Taylor, Wendell w. Taylor, Henry !
Temple, Samuel P. Tholan. Levi
Thomas, Robert r. Thornburg,
Harold Tiffany. William NJ. Travt