Evening star., 1933-09-05
HOWARD AWARDS
: 90 SCHOLARSHIPS
Worthy Students Maintain
ing "B" Average Are
Aided.

Awarding of SO tuition scholarships
to Howard University students for the
year l933-34 has been announced by
the Howard University Faculty Com
mittee On Scholarship and Student Aid.
Tine awards were made lin the inter-
est of the promotion of scholarships
throughout the university and to give
assistance to worthy students during the
present emergency"
dents whose scholarship average was
''B" for the past year The grants will
not be continued unless the students
maintain at least 'B" average, it was
announced.
Members Of the Howard University
faculty we're present during the past
week at the Armenia Conference of
Young Negroes, held in New York, and
participated in three days of discussion
of present problems of the race, with
special reference to immediate race OBJ
jectives. Among the local faculty men,
bers present were Associate Prof.
School Of Law; Abram L. Harris, aSso-
ciate professor of economics; Ralph j.
Bunche, assistant professor of political
science, and Sterling A. Brown, assist
ant professor of English. Also present
at the conference were E. E. Dorsey,
former instructor in political science.
and E. P. Lovett. local attorney grad
uate Of the College of Liberal Arts,
Howard University, 1925, and Of the
School of Law, 1882.
Scholarship Awards
The scholarship awards were an
nnllnnnd fnllnuTc'
College of Liberal Arts: Charles Rob-
ert Allen of Portland, Greg: George
William Buckner of Evansville, Ind;
William Martin Clemens, Orange, N. j.;
Ulysses Campbell Newark. N. j.; Ed
ward Lee Early Washington Carlton B.
Goodlet Omaha, Neb.; Edward w.
Jackson, Baton Rouge, La: Valarie
Omega Justiss. Toledo, Ohio: Colum-
bus w. Kelly Boley. Okla: Ruby Moyse
Kendrick, Washington: Marjorie Lee,
Memphis, Tenn; Ulysses Grant Lee,
washington; George W. W MCKINNEY,
Pittsburgh, Pa: John NJ Madison,
Washington; John Wesley Manigaulte,
Atlantic City, N. j.: James A. Parker,
Columbia, Pa: Maurine Estelle Pelham,
Washington: Flake M. Pinkett. Wash
ington; Charles w. Scott, Newport
News, Va: Juanita Catherine Smack
um, Washington: Martin Randolph
Sutler, Newport, R. l.; Philip c. Turner,
Marcus Hook, Pa: Anne Lee Swanson,
Danville, Va; Lennie Louise Virgins,
Steubenville. Ohio.
College of Education: Alberta Pauline
Aston, Washington; Marion CYNTHIA
Bowden, Roanoke, Va; Ruth Cecilia
Brannum. Washington: Elsye Irene
Brown. Washington; Louise Agatha
Buncamper, Plainfield, N j.; Elizabeth
Peyton Cook, Washington; Eunice
Elizabeth Day, Washington; James
Walter Fisher, Baltimore, Md; Leila
Smith Green, Canton, Ohio; John
Philip Harris, Washington; Audrey E.
Moseley. Norfolk, Va; Lucille Orr,
Weshington. Elizabeth Oston, Bloom
field, N. j.: Jessie Marie Perkins,
washington; Julia Marietta Pharr, New
Haven, Conn; Lilly Louise Pinkett,
York, N Y: Kathryn Robertson Taylor.
washington; Anna Louise Tucker. New
Haven, Conn; Clarice A. Tucker, Wash
ington; Edna G. Williams, Washington.
Applied science and music-Alice
Elizabeth Catlett, Washington: Oluwaji
Oladatum Coker, Nigeria. Africa, and
Wvnona Beatrice Wing Washington
School of music-Lucille Cornelia
Mills, Asheville, N. c.
New Student Awards.
Awards to new students-Genevie
Orena Allen, Cleveland, Ohio; Lois
Phillips Burns, Fairmont, w. Va; Rich
ard Lee Haley, Portsmouth, Ohio; John
Jacob Hannibal, Monroe, N. c.; William
Wood Harps, Asbury Park, N j.; Annie
Maria HutSon, Wilmington, DEL; Lillian
Rebecca jones, Chambersburg, Pa;
James Beverly Mitchell, Washington;
eleven ONeal, Cleveland, Ohio; Clin-
ton John Parker, Philadelphia; George
Raymond Reed, Washington; Lois
Estelle Robinson, Altoona, Pa; Elsie
Isabelle Shaw, Memphis, Tenn; Leon
ard Lee Veal, Cleveland, Ohio; Evamae
Wilhite, Franklin, Ind, and Clarence
Charles Woods, Memphis, Tenn.
scholarship established by the Gay
NortheasternerS, group of young
women of the North Atlantic States, has
been awarded to Veria Marzell Shannon
OF st. Joseph, Mo.
All of these scholarship awards in
the undergraduate colleges of the uni
verSity cover tuition
Besides the tuition scholarship grants
the maintenance division Of the univer-
s1ty has given employment during the
Summer to a great many students on
the basis of their scholastic standing
OF &C" or above last year so as to
enable these students to continue in
school during the academic year
1933-34.
Scholarship awards will also be an
nounced by the professional schools and
colleges shortly; also % tuition scholar
ships and 10 fellowships which are to
be awarded to students pursuing