Evening star., 1933-10-18
n49 ARE GRADUATED
AT GNU. EXERCISES
Life Course Always Matter Of
Choice, Dr.. Marvin Tells
Convocation Audience.

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out that life is always just at the fork
of the road in his brief address to the
.149 graduates from the different schools
of the university today.
The speaker said the choice of either
the right or left fork is at once your
birthright and your responsibility.
AS you decide for right" DR.. Marvin
said, your life will be either poor or
rich, weak or strong Your life will be
strength you gain in making true judg
,lnent. Do not think I shall await
great decision to test my strength
There will be no great decision put up
Ito such a person. The meeting of each
daily judgment honestly and with free
dom gained by background of true
decisions will make you a great in
tdividual and one to be trusted with
Narge responsibility. The educated per-
every interest in quality of achievement"
DR.. Wilbur Presides.
i The exercises, beginning at noon, were
presided over by DR.. William Allen VIII
ibur. provost of the university. Rev. j.
Harvey Dunham, pastor of the Western
Presbyterian Church, asked the invoca-
ition. DR.. Marvin presented degrees to
ithe graduates of the various colleges Of
fllle utllNclSlly d1lu CCl llllSdOSS LII SOuA DC
Ito the students who completed work in
Ithe Junior College. Benediction by DR..
Dunham closed the exercises.
Degrees were conferred as follows:
j Columbian College.
Bachelor of arts-Rosalie Borisow
,(with distinction), Edgar Jay Brewer,
lAnna Margaret Burger, Howard Cayton,
Elizabeth Carpenter Earle, Judith
cbon ElicpI C1orL uolctood
AFletcher Orpin Henderson, Thomas
{Searing Jackson, Dorothy Wilda Kill
sbourn. John Martin Mayer, Sd: Mar
i guerite Rawalt, William Walker Robin
fson, Marie Elizabeth Sllivan, Vivisr
f!Clarice Wade and Phila Lucille
Wheaton.
Bachelor of science-Clifford Scharff
lSchopmeyer.
Master of arts-Abraham j. Bruman,
Andrew I. Dahl, Arnold R. Daum,
Mariana E. Escalona, Joseph I. Gulick,,
william James Hart, Samuel Randolph
Hoover, Anna Jespersen, Chase Breese
Jones, Elvin L. Magers Mary Lockett
Rollins, Harry Leroy Smith and Kitty
sDunlap Weaver.
Law School.
Bachelor of laws-T Elton Billings,
Edward L. Block, Donald McAlpin
Bowie, jr; Jacques Leonard Brod, Ed
ward Alexander Caredis, Charles Yardley
Chittick, Charles Gloyd CoWley, John
iDupree Eldridge, jr.; Arthur Sherwood
Flenming, Melvin S. Frazier, Bennett
M Hirsh, John Martin Hoffman, jr;
George Edmund Johnson, Joseph Ed
ward Killian, Frank A. Mouritsen,
George Samuel Parsons, jr; William
LIE Roy Peverill, Reginald Frank Smith,
Walter Kennedy Walker and James
Warren Wright
Master of laws-William Lawrence
Dumas, jr, and John Thomas Pearson.
School of Engineering.
Bachelor of science in engineering
'Norment Doniphan Hawkins, Sd.
School of Pharmacy.
Graduate in pharmacy-Simon Louis
Levin.
School Of Education.
Bachelor of arts in education-M.
Aouise Albright, E. Grace Deal, Evelyn
Grace Durnbaugh with distinction),
lone Scott Ebrite, Ella Mabel Ford,
Annie Willis Lassley with distinction),
Engel Kruka Makela, EStelle Smith NC
Cord. Sara Roberta Morris, Elizabeth
Anne Mulholland, Olga A. M. Munkel,
Rosalie Brennan Palmer, Edward Den
ris Reed, Katharine Fowler Rogers,
Fern Marie Shellhammer, Marvel Doug
las SmallWood and Ruth Kincer Webb.
Bachelor of science in home economics
-Beryl Dove.
Bachelor of science in physical edu-
cation-Kroom Wilbert Bagranoff.
Master of arts-Mildred Brown,
Edythe A. Buckler, Rudolph M. Bush,
Myrtle E. Moore, William Thomas Risque
Sewers, Harry Richard Taubken and
Clarence Earle Vrooman.
School of Government.
Bachelor of arts in government-Ge-
'ronimo Andrada-Fonacier, Mary Tatt-
nall Cook, William Bradford Draw
baugh, Jessco CoWlye Nixon and Otto
William Schoenfelder.
Master of arts-Louise MacCracken.
Division of Library Science.
Bachelor of arts in library science
John T. Dorosh, Susan Stuart Gibson,
,Hetty Anna Shelton with distinction)
and Mary Philomena Smith.
Doctor of philosophy-Yi Ii Keng.
Certificates in course were presented
ito the following Junior college candi-
tdates: Carlton Frederick Aim, John
tLewis Atkins. Wendell Henry Balm,
Manuel M. Baralt, James W. Blaine,
,Rhoda Margaret Blose, Robert c. Brum-
sbaugh, Wesley Riddle Budd Bruce Cald-
.tick, Gilbert DeVoe Conn, James G.
5Cross, Jr. Deborah Ewin Daniel, Cen
llama R. Edwards with honors), Greer
fEllis, Edward Everett, Edward j. Fan
.f1ik Mary Louise Fenby, Bruce M. FoW-
Her Paul Eugene George, Ralph Given,
sjr.; Rena Coda, Florence Elizabeth
Hrady, John Bowman Gunion, L. Dale
Hill, Omer S. HoebreckX, Andrew How
tell,, Raymond S. King, Harold Wayne
ELincoln, Bernard Margolius with hon.
lors), William c. Martin, jr; Katharine
EMcConnell. Elizabeth Hart MCGOWAN,
Manford Edward Nelson, Gerson Nord-
Iinger, jr. with honors); Barton Dick
tson Oliver, Henri Batcheler Pickens,
dorothy Porterfeld, Stanley I. Rakusin,
Edward Donald Robertson, William
Bradford Ross, Helen Roberta Sherfey, |
lice D. Sinclair, F. Leonard Stevens
,lwi.h honors), Albert j. Strauss, Helen
Ghristina Sunday, Edwin L. Swope, |
tAlice o. Trew, Irving Wolfe Wink,
Stuart Bradley Wright and Charles