Evening star., 1934-10-17
C. v. GRADUATES
100 At EXERCISES.
Marvin Urges Morality That
Matches intelligence Of
Present Period.

Speaking at the graduation today
OF 100 George Washington University
students, q plea for moral courage
was sounded by DR.. Cloyd Heck Mar
vim. president Of the university. The
graduation marks the FAN convoca-
tions Of the university's Hath year
and the exercises were held in the
university gymnasium.
"In this day." DR.. Marvin told the
graduates, "the general state of in
telligence seems to be Of the strangest
sort. None can deny that we are
splendidly equipped with intelligence.
yet in our collective and individual
lives we are tragically unsuccessful.
The troubles of the world prove this
statement. tl
I'm the years that you hav. been
with US hope that you as individuals
have found the answer to It. II seems
that we lack a sturdy morality COM
mensurate in strength with the op-
portunities before US. Moral courage
must be a part of this day. even as
intelligence Is q part"
Cites Training value.
Continuing, DR.. Marvin cited the
value and purpose of the training
given the students during their class
days.
He said, again I say to you that
your training has pledged you to think
differently. It has pledged you to
build up new habits of judging life;
it has pledged you to accept respon-
sibility for your own activities. These
you use the information that you have
gained here, as an educated man.
"One Of the reasons why we find
ourselves so confused Is that we are
without beliefs in the integrity of one
another This basis for social develop
ment would be comparably simple to
reconstruct If each person were willing
to decide his own actions 80 that his
fellow men would say he Is man
Of integrity"
The exercises were preceded by the
academic procession from Stockton
Hall to the gymnasium. This process
sion included DIR. Marvin, faculty
members, trustees and the graduates.
Rev. John E. Fort, minister of the
Union Methodist Episcopal Church,
opened the exercises with the invo-
cation. Candidates for the degrees
were presented by the dean and
directors of the various schools and
the divisions in which they were
trained.
Degrees and certificates were
awarded as follows:
Columbian College.
Bachelor of Arts-Moses Hamlin
Cannon, Charles Caldwell Chestnut,
Eugene j. Coble. Kathryn Bernadette
Dendinger, Theodore Lawrence Fer
rier. Raymond Grad. Elsa Louise 0ri-
foni, Harold Louis Hamill, Henri
Batcheller Pickens, Edythe Lillian
Shelton, Alfred Pembroke Thom. Sd
with distinction); Philip David Wal
Ter, Harry Frederick Weber, Joseph
Harry Weinberg, Morris Marvin Yood.
Bachelor of Science-Deborah Ewin
Daniel, Darien Butler Daughtrey,
Ralph I. Jacobs, Sol N. Quasha, Albert
Lee Taylor.
Master Of Arts-Ruby Lee Culp,
Anita Burnet Dunlap, Thomas RAN
dolph Hall. Nicholas Jameson, Molly
Polacoff, Herbert Alfred Frederick
Rodeck, Richard Leigh Sawyer, Mary
Thornton Sproul Malcolm Taylor,
Charles Trilling. Tswen-Ling Tsui,
Laura Cornelia White
Law School.
Bachelor of laws-Paul Case Aiken,
Solomon Alpher, Joseph d. Bein,
Robert Vaughan Blossom, Harold Ar
thur Candland, Benjamin Emanuel
Cohn, Dorothy Williamson Cook,
Laurence v. Elmer, William Emmett
Elliott. Harry Seymour Fish, Lemuel
Allen Haslup, Joe D. Hughes with
distinction), Edmund William Emil
Kamm, John Ray Larcombe, William
Bracken Porter, Paul j. Schmitz. Loeb
Shumaker. Robert I. Silverman. Henry
Sol Snyder, Harold A. Swanson ana
Jacob Waldman.
Master Of laws-George Harold
Keatley.
School of Engineering.
Bachelor of science in civil en-
eineering-Edwin Alexis Schmitt.
Bachelor of science in mechanical
engineering-Hugo Faust Ambrosi.
School Of Pharmacy.
Graduate in pharmacy-Chester I.
Chamberlain, Frederick George Feu-
sahrens and Herbert Alan Read.
School Of Education.
Bachelor of Arts in Education
Louise Irene Burge, Ruth Morrison
Howard, Audrey Irene Huntington,
Helen Ross Mcguire.
Bachelor of Science in Physical Edu-
cation Christopher Alfred Doose, jr.
Master of Arts-Katherine Eliza
beth Bergin, Jesse Horace Carpenter.
Claud Max Harrington, Harriet Elsie
Garrels, Amelitia Beryl Gulentz, Ber-
nardine Janney Haycock. Carl Fred
erick Heintel, Edith Sarah Mills, Mar
garet Moore, Ernestine Helena Me
meyer. Nellie Angeline Payne. Yetta
Polacoff. Eunice Liebman Portnoy.
School Of Government.
Bachelor Of Arts in Government
John Burke Drury, Henri Victor lie
Menager, william wallace McPeak,
Pastor Christobal Vallesteros.
Division Of Library Science.
Bachelor Of Arts in Library Science
Francis Bowen Thorne.
Certificates in course were awarded
to Irving II. Altman, Lawrence Kent
Bailey. Anne de Beaupre Beach, Rob
ert Page Beach, Leroy A. Brill, Evelyn
Bruce, Margaret Temple Busch. Ro-
land Taylor Carr, John Milton Chris
tie. Peter Paul Chrzanowski, William
Edgar Clark, Don @. Crowther.
Charles Alexander Denton, Morton M.
Dodge, Alfred James Dumas, Nannette