Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-08
n. j. TO GRADUATE
MORE THAN 800
Largest Class Will Receive
Degrees Friday at Con-
tinentaI Hall.

Degrees will be conferred upon more
than 800 students at the sixty-nrst an
nual commencement of National Uni
versity at pm. Friday in Memorial
Continental Hall.
The graduating class includes so post
graduates, and its total membership ex-
ceedS that of any Of its predecessors.
In the School of Law the degrees to be
conferred include bachelor of laws,
master of laws, master of patent laws,
doctor of civil law, doctor of juridical
science and doctor Of Jurisprudence.
The degrees to be awarded to graduates
of the School of Economics and Gov
eminent include master Of arts, master
of science, bachelor of arts, bachelor Of
science and bachelor of commercial
science.
Will Award Prizes.
Besides the comforting Of degrees,
National Universitys commencement
will be marked by the award Of special
prizes earned in various fields during
the year just ending. These will in
clude the Eugene Carusi medal to the
student making the highest rating In
the freshman examination, the Hurst
gold medal for the best junior class
examination and the Macarthur gold
medal fer the most satisfactory senior
Examination The university will award
q medal to the post graduate turning IN
the best examination in his class. and
the Emma Deal Denton gold medal will
be awarded to the student obtaining the
best results In the final examination in
equity Jurisprudence. Prizes also will
be given for the best examinations in
real property, corporation law, bills and
notes and legal research.
Four fZaternities will award prizes to
their members. The Joseph H. Choate
Chapter Of Sigma M Phi will make its
award to the member attaining the
highest average; Beta Chapter Of Phi
Beta Gamma will give gold medal to
its member Who has attained the high
est scholastic standing during his three
year course Omicron Chapter Of Kappa
Beta Pi, legal sorority, will confer
prize upon its member attaining the
highest award, and Mu Chapter Of
Sigma Delta Kappa will award q
scholarship.
L. B. Averages to Get Award.
AS previously announced, the faculty
award to the best debater Of the year"
will be presented TO Lloyd 3. Andrews,
Va VIC 9C1 AS1 VA bSANAoADo AZ
bates
Following tradition. freshman class
members win be ushers at the COM
mencement exercises. Harold l.. Schultz,
president of the class, will direct the
group, which includes Mary M. Begos,
Knowles Blanchard. Hilary H. Ken
drick william A. Kuttz, Irene Lips
comb, George c. Magee. Ruth Miller,
Marie McCathran. Gordon K. MacIn-
tosh. Wellington McNichols, Donald 8.
Mare. Harold A. Neff, Hazel Palmer,
Ralph V. Ray, r. w. Rowley, A. Barger
Smith, Homer H. Snyder, Evelyn
Spencer, Virginia Stanford, Elizabeth
StuntZ.
The exercises will begin at $50
o'clock Friday evening for the gradu-
ates themselves, who are scheduled to
receive their caps and gowns at Memo
rial Continental Hall at that hour:
The Summer sessions for the sixty
second school year at National will be-
gin one week from tomorrow. Compre-
hensive courses are to be offered in both
the School Of Law and the School OF
Economies and Government.
Bernard Mayo, acting dean OF the
university, delivered the commencement
address to the graduates Of the Luray,
Va, High School last week.