Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-21
c. v. j. GRADUATES
AWARDED DEGREES
At CORCORAN HALL
Presentations Are Made 145
at Exercises Preceded
by Procession.
GOV. POLLARD'S SON
is AMONG LAW GROUP
Brookhart's Daughter Receives
Junior College Certifcate-Chi-
nese Girl Ends Course.

Degrees and certificates were con-
ferred upon las graduates Of George
Washington University at the annual
Fall convocation in Corcoran Hall early
this afternoon.
Preceded by an academic procession
at noon, the exercises were opened with
the invocation by Rev. DIR. Edward Ell
lott Richardson of the university fac
ulty DR.. William Allen Wilbur, provost
of the university, introduced the deans
and directors, who in turn presented
the candidates for degrees and GER
| tificates.
These presentations were made by
| Dean Henry Grattan Doyle for the
Junior College, Willard Hayes Keager
| for Columbian College, Dean William
Cabel Van Week for the Law School,
Dean John r. Lapham for the School of
Engineering, Dean William Paul Briggs
| for the School of Pharmacy, acting
Dean William Cullen French for the
! School of Education, Prof. Warren
Reed West for the School of Govern
ment, and Prof. Elizabeth Lathrop for
the division of library sciences.
Gov. PolIacd's Son Graduates.
The graduates included Charles P.
Pollard, son of Gov. Pollard of Virginia.
who received the bachelor of laws de-
gree. Mr.. Pollard is the sixth member
| of his family to be graduated from
George Washington University. His IA
ther, grandfather and reat-grandfather
all received degrees from this institu-
ton.
Miss Edith Brookhart, daughter of
Senator Smith w. Brookhart OF Iowa,
and the third member Of her family TO
graduate from George Washington, was
awarded certificate of graduation from
the Junior College.
Chinese Girl Gets Degree.
Ming Haw Nyeu, daughter Of the
governor of Chinese province. Is the
only person to receive degree from the
School of Government.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president OF
| the University. conferred the degrees
and spoke briefly
Certificates and degrees were awarded
as follows:
Junior Observation-Disclosures Vir-
GINA Allen, Geronimo Andrada-Fona-
| cier. Edith Alma Brookhart. Frances
Sease Brantley, Katherine Estelle Hen
derson, Evelyn Augusta Iyerson. Mar
garet Antoinette Liebler, Beatrice r.
Miller with honors), Verna c. Mohagen
| tWlJI I1blCl CllLdOCblI N4OllAOSi
Cayetano c. Nagac and Louise Ogden
| Wright.
Candidates nominated by the faculty
of Columbian College:
Bachelor of Arts-Sara B. AbeleS
! Claire Beckham. Shao Hsien Chen, linda
Payne Clarke with high distinction)
India Belle Corea. Jerry Keith Cromer,
Robert j. Davis, Edith Kemp Day, Mil
| ton L. Dennis, Lyman Haskell Dishman
| TraIarfnly T0icranr A1iPa 7 q Ella
Ernest, Winifred NJ Faunce. Oscar Billy
Click, Harold Gray Marjorie Forbes
Harris, Robert Larew Jefferys, Charles
| Frank Keyser. Hubert w Lakin. Philip
RAYMOND Layton. Indel Roberts Little,
Josiah Lyman, jay H. Miller, Prentice
! Glass Morgan. Elinor Bernice Moudy
| George Edward Muth, Cornelia Henkel
Myers. John Wigton Newlin. Aagot
Francine Nordby, Joseph Albert Pan
zarella. Lynn C. PaulSon, Jack Permit
| with distinction), Morton L. Polkowitz
| Sharswood. George Henry SchafeI
Snyder, william Paul Spielman. Claudia
B. Strawn and Mana Frances Sullivan
| Bachelor of Science-William Saund-
ers Elliot. Jose Arturo Gallardo, Horace
Volney Wester and Roland Henry Woot-
ton.
Master of Arts-Olive Lane Barnhart
| Glenn Lewis Barnum, Carey Wilson
Brown. st. Julien Ravenal Childs. Mar
jorie Mothershead Clark, Charles Will
liam Cole, Gordon Yam Croft, Pearce
Davis. Claribel Ruth Eaton, Gilbert
Everett Ford Edward Cook Henley
Homer Burton Jackson, Robert Parker
Jacobsen, Helen Carly Jones, Johr
Hamilton McNeely Mary Graham Mas
| son, Hugh H. Mottern, Helen Crockett
Nichols, Philip Lane Severance, Donald
Stubs, Esther Merle Swain, Gertrude
! E. Walter, Edward G. Weisser, Helen G.
Wheeler and Charlotte Yochelson.
Candidates nominated by the dean
of the Law School:
| Bachelor of laws-Alfred Carleton
Baldwin, Joseph Lyle Baldwin, Harold
Albert Bishop, Ollie James Bowen
Joseph Bulman. John HaZelton Carton
Milton Carr Ferguson, Dean Frazier
Karl Friedolin Frisbie, Clyde Webster
Hall, Liston Fleming Hall, Charles
Jackson Hoover, Arthur Samul Horsley
Rollin Ankeny Hunter, Everett Dale
Johnston, John Howard Joynt. Charles
Leonard King, Joseph Wilson Knighton
Leon Levin, Harry Ammon Mitman,
j. tombstone Muir, Louis David
Nattkemper, James Clarence Parker. Jr. :;
Howard Reginald Philbrick, Charles P.
| Pollard, Darius Finley Prince,~J. Allison
Rupert, Thomas Stephens post
humously), Leon Anthony Tashof,
Dwight D. Taylor with distinction)
and Irwin Thompson.
Candidates nominated by the dean
| of the School of Engineering:
Bachelor of science in electrical
| ngineering-JameS Waldo Westhaver.
/ Bachelor of science in engineering
George Guy Garman.
! Candidates nominated by the dean
of the School of Pharmacy: Graduate
| in pharmacy-Herman Bear Bretier,
! Irving Nathan Hoddes, Frank Maslno
and Alvin Morgenstein.
Candidates nominated by the acting
dean of the School of Education:
Bachelor of arts in education-Mil-
dred Huth Anderson with high dis
| tinction), Elizabeth English Benson,
| Abbott Green Butcher, Mildred Ruth
Connick, Hilda Marie Diller, Alma
Adelia Ferguson, Lorene Nelson, !mo-
gene lexis Ruediger with distinctiono },
Evelyn Elizabeth Schultz, Helen Duvall
| Springman, Elizabeth Stein, Marjorie
E. Stringham, Elizabeth van Ormer,
Amalie Elizabeth Walker and Dorothy
Young Wilson.
Master of arts-Irene Thomas Blythe,
Robert Durie Brinker. Grace Bush,
Ruth Emma Coyner, Gertrude Adams
Gerbich, Margaret B. HARDY, Elsa
Lohmanr, Margaret Agnes Marsden and
| Margaret r. Pepper.
/ Candidate nominated by the faculty
! of the School of Government:
| Bachelor of arts in government
Ming Hwa Nyeu.
| Candidates nominated by the faculty
of the division of library science:
Bachelor of arts in library science
Mildred Josephine Moore, Barbara Sin
clair and Elizabeth Gilpin Wilson.