Evening star., 1934-05-18
NAWT0GRADUATE
. q DISTRICT MEN.
s Will Resign, 3 Will Take
Marine Posts, Rest will
Be Line Officers.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 18-Twenty-
seven of the 460 students due to grad
uate from the Naval Academy in June
are residents of the District Of Co.
lumbia. Included in the group are
several students who have been OUT
standing In athletics or in their
studies. Practically all have held reg
mental rank.
OF the Washington graduates, six
will resign upon graduation, and one
of this group, Midshipman Harold
william Campbell, jr., will enter
Georgetown University next Fall.
Three of the District of Columbia con-
tingent will accept commissions In
the Marine Corps, while the remainder
will gain commissions In the line OF
the Navy.
There will be II Maryland gradu-
ates this year. OF this group four
are from Annapolis, namely, Midship-
men Tommy South, w. r. Smith,
Charles H. Clark and Albert E. Krapf.
Maryland graduates living near WASH
ngton include F. w. Scanland and
w. M. Collins of Chevy Chase, F. G.
Marshall of Rockville and E. e. Chris
tensen of LAndover, Md.
Ten Virginians to Graduate.
Among the 10 Virginia graduates
are C. L. Wheeler Of Falls Church and
P. H. Torrey, jr., of Quantico. Torrey
captained the swimming team and
was a lacrosse player of note.
Details on each OF the 27 Washing
ton graduates follows:
Midshipman S. Francis ZeileT,
graduate of Central High School, Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Zeiler.
zeiler was a member of the Navy
lightweight crew during the current
racing season. He expects to be COM
miSSioned q second lieutenant in the
Marine Corps.
Midshipmap Martin Conrad Shall
lenberger, jr., Is the son of Col. and
Mrs. M. c. Shallenberger. Col. Shall
1enberger is the United States military
attache to Austria and at present Is
residing in Vienna. The son intends
to resign upon graduation and make
a tour of Europe this Summer, taking
up studies at the Art League in New
York in the Winter.
Midshipman Campbell Pitcher of
Washington resides with his guar
dianS, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hayden.
Pitcher was a member of the varsity
track team for three years and Is the
holder of the academy high-hurdle
record. During the current academic
year he was platoon commander.
He will resign from the naval service
Griffin to Stay in Service.
Midshipman Gordon Alexander
Grimm is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
S. Hunter Griffin. During the past
year he was a second petty oficer.
He expects to be commissioned an
ensign of the line.
Midshipman william Tenney Dut-
ton Is the son of Capt. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Dutton. Dutton is a graduate
of st. James, Hagerstown, Md. He
was a member of Navy varsity foot
ball and lacrosse teams. Dutton Is
desirous of a commission as an en-
sign of the line.
Midshipman Harold William Camp
bell, jr., is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Campbell. Campbell was a
second petty officer during the past
year. He expects to resign from the
naval service, entering Georgetown
University this Fall.
Midshipman John Preston Wiley is
the son of Mrs. H. W. Wiley. A grad
uate of Central High School, Wiley
attained scholastic honors at the
Naval Academy. He was member
of the plebe wrestling team and his
class lacrosse team and a charter
member of the Quarter Deck Society.
During the current year, Wiley was
a chief petty officer. He will resign
upon graduation to accept position
with the Standard Oil Co. Of New
Jersey.
Walker to Be Ensign.
Midshipman William Warren Walk
er is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Walker. A graduate of the Mckinley
Technical High School and a former
student of George Washington Uni
versity, Walker proved himself good
student at the Naval Academy. He
held affiliation with the Radio Club
During the past year he was a pla-
toon commander. He will be com.
missioned an ensign Of the line.
Midshipman Reginald Rutherford
is the son of Mrs. Reginald Ruther.
ford. Rutherford is a graduate of the
Western High School. During hi.
student days he was a member of the
Navy gymnasium team. He will be
commissioned an ensign of the line.
Midshipman Henry Clark Corbin IL
the son of Col. and Mrs. c. L. Corbin
Corbin is graduate of the LOOMS
Institute of Windsor, Conn.,, and q
former student of the University oi
California. He participated in box
ing. During his first class year he
was a first petty officer. Corbin ex-
poets to be commissioned an ensign
OF the line.
Midshipman John Victor Smith i;
the son of Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. H
M. Smith. Smith is a graduate oi
the William Penn High School oi
Philadelphia. He was a member Of
the varsity crew for three years. Dur.
ing the past year he was a CHIEF
petty officer in the regimental organ
ization. He will be commissioned ar
ensign of the line.
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Midshipman John Harllee is the
son of Col. and Mrs. William C.
Harllee. Harllee is a graduate oi
Western High School. During ths
past three years he has been a mem.
ber of the Navy boxing team. He
will take commission as an ensign
of the line.
Midshipman Paul Lamar Joachim
is the son Of Mrs. Carl Joerissen
Joachim held af1lliation with numer
GUS extra -curricular activities, som,
of which were the Ring Committee
the Pep Committee, the Reception
Committee, the Lucky Bag Of 1913!
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