Evening star., 1931-06-01
|DR. COOPER SCORES
|kEV|LS IN COLLEGES
Graduates of American Uni
4 yersity Hear New Stand-
II i z ards Voiced. q
Expressing concern over the reported

s wash of feminine lawlessness' in insti-
tutions of higher learning, DR.. William
John Cooper, United States commits
sioner of education, addressing gradu-
ates Of American University at COM
ynencement here today, laid down a new
set of standards for educated Americans:
"First," said DR.. Cooper, they shall
adapt themselves easily and under.
standingly to American ciVlllzation ana
endeavor to guide their lives TO tne
greater comfort Of all people ana
Worthier living on the part OF all Amer
Second, they will appreciate that
: America is the land OF the tree ano
. swill display sympathy and toieratlon1
+ sfor their fellow citizens, regardless OF
{ race, nationality, creed or station.
: "Third, they will manifest spartan
!, iortitude toward the corruptlng lhnu-
= ences of a pagan pleasure cult.
IN Great as Models.
"Fourth, they will carry into their
6 dives the common sense OF tranKlll'
= the democracy Of Jefferson, the simple
Iks honesty of Lincoln, the loealS & oi ,ju0- puo-
s4s lie service of Roosevelt ana Washing
'E tons devotion to public interest.
.& Diplomas were awarded to 1o5 graou-
ates in the gymnasium auditorium.
Candidates were presented for their de,
: yrees by Dean George b. WOODS anu
Il Dean Walter M. w. SplaWn. Dlp11lllSe p~
\ were awarded by DR.. Luclus q. Claik,
7 NFrha ncellor of American University, VINO
Mrs w. S. Dewhirst, treasurer OF the
kgNUonen's Guild of American UnlVe[sadtCyc, aCc
4announced the completion OF a S2,uuo
Ia scholarship fund for women. LIZ ,rsro ne
pr oert C.. Lytle offered prayer. 1neIe
was music by the college orchestra'
vi Glass Presents Gift.
/ \ Chancellor Clark, in his convocaton
sermon to graduates yesterday. held up
+he Bible as the text book OF youIi
tFreIieion," 1.-THE questions OF youth, ne
e.Exaid "will find in the Bible clearer ana
/ tYnore reasonable answers than anywlieie
SiSI know" The college male auarIeC sang:
ATnr Alpheus S. MoWbray oHereo Ptdyel
EEand the college orchestra played. OWING
r. so rain the presentation OF the senior
|. tcIass gift was held indoors Blake o;
SSEsnev nresident of the class, presenteu
44o Chancellor Clark the flagstone walk
fand stone dial recently constructed. =.
-, Honors for the year In the Conege oa
! fLiberal Arts were annouilceu Wy
lanes Elmer Swan of East Green
FSS A,;ch r r. was awarded the college
+ sSoonor r1rize of $50 for the student VINO
< during four years made the largest
s9contribution to the college. his naIlie @
fssWill be engraved on the large sl1yeL
H2ssKinsman Cup in the college Iopny
ycase.
n Debaters Elected.
f. -Four debaters Of American University
isswere elected members at large OF Deita ts.
% sigma Rho, the national honor society
Eeof plIbltc speaking. James Ca1ola, James
EAElner Swan. Kathryn Heath ana
ES Ethelwyn Hine.
A Facrity prizes for scholarship during
VEshe wear for the whole school went 70
IsSRobert Marcus and Mary Jeannette
EHBrundage. xo.
kS@he second semester went to Dorothea
ESBelz. James Caiola, Kathryn Heatn,
k2Nola Livingston, Jane Lytle and James
II ELMER Swan.
HI Fellowships awarded to graduates OF
fsiast wear went to Winston Manning, Tor
ID = Fellowship in chemistry at Brown uni
Aversitv. and to Otis Fellows a fellowship
Exin Romance Languages at Brown Unlver-
E1Sity; Edwin Kelbaugh, a fellowship IN
Ftecoiomics at the University OF virginia
LIZ Graduate List.
rs Winner in poetry contest. Alfredda
k Scobey of ST. Eustis. Fla. Winner IN
FVergil essay contest, Miss Audrey Belt.
r. Graduation honors went to Dorotnea
b&felz. sllmna cum laude; Nola Living
Egton and Mary Cline. cum laude.
E The list of graduates is as follows,
"A Bachelor of arts-Clair Steven All
Gland, Samuel Carlton Ayers, jesse FL.
" rner Benson, Harriet Bittle, CALVIN
ssFrancis Brown, James Raymond Calola
Fs Chester Allen Carter, Orrel Belle Clai-
Tain. Edgar Warren Colison. Lucille
kM Sparks Cook, Norman Stanford Cramer
R Roger wilson Craven, Justine Crosser
EsBlake Branson Espey, Barbara Evans
sN, Thomas j. Farrell Sarah Francs
~ k'~1t-
Eothy Louise Gerth. Louise Fannle
IN Goidenberg, Kathryn Gladys Heath
MIawrence A. Hetrick, jr.; Mary Eliza
fH beth Hetrick, Ethelwyn Irene Hlne
KHelen Baker Hope, Leroy Richard
~ Horner, John Marchand Houston, Della
!. Virginia Humphreys, Ruth Ellzaoetn
! .Jacoby, Richard Edwin jarvis, Gordon
Leonard johnson, James Thomas john
son. william Barth Kasel. Joseph Ear
Ianran. Carl William Levin, Jane Eve
land Lytle, Sarah Elizabeth Mc1lva1ne
Warren Everett McLaine, Esther Pau
line McVey, Margaretta Ruth Moore
Margaret Gray Mowbray.. Henry Jonn
Muller, Louise Murray, Eleanor Payne
Mary Ann Putnam. Anna Mary San
ford. Ethel Louise Smith. George Lev
erett Stowell James Elmer Swan. MIL
dred Esther Sweet, Helen Louise Tllley
Ellsworth Lloyd Tompkins. Helen Lois
Tucker, Doris Maria Willis, Mildreo
Estelle MGalliard Wolfe, Rosane NC
. Neill Dimmette. Pauline Annaoelle
Frederick Nola E Livingston, Mary n
Cline, Dorothea BelZ
Bachelor of science-Patsy Alsup.
Bachelor of science in commerce
Elsie Rackstraw.
Bachelor of political science-Renato
Carneiro da Cunha, Juan Silva.
Master of political science-Ta-
Kwang WI
Master of science-Thomas Lowe
Bransford, Maurice r. Cooper, Harold
O. Cozby. Leon A. Fox. Gilbert Still
man MacVaugh, Emmett William Price
Willard Hull Wright.
Degrees Presented.
Master of Arts-Seung -Hwa Aim
Lyle Walter Ashby, Arlene Ball, Hollis
w. Barber Laura Maria Berrien, judith
Chaffey, Elizabeth Petrie Defandorf
Pauline A. Frederick, Howell Forbes
Fuller. Louise Henderson, Robert Nor
man Hislop, Florence Ethel Hotfer
Merlin Harris Nipe, Grant Olson
Dorothy Martha Parton, e. Morgan
Pryse, Ruth Ssrles Donald j; Sher-
bondy, Cynthia Hammond Smith, SAM
jord Brogdyne Teu, Vernon Lee VIII
kinson.
Doctor of Philisophy-Clarence Roy
slty Athearn. Norman Bekkedahl, Clar-
ence Ebert Clement, Edwin Russell
Danner. Ruth Elizabeth Decker. Peter
Hidnert Norris Gage Kenny, Hyur
Chul Kim, David James Prico. Spencer
Harris Reed, Engene Albert Schaai, Ic
Youn Kim.
Fellowships announced by DR.. Lucius
C. Clark, include the Swift Foundation
Fellowship, to Raymond Albert Bow