Evening star., 1934-06-17
GRADUATES HEAR
FRANKLIN j. HEAD
Class Receiving Diplomas at
School Urged to Cultivate
Enthusiasm.

John T Kennedy, president of Ben
jamin Franklin University, urged
graduates of the school to cultivate
enthusiasm at commencement exer-
cises held last night in the Mayflower
Hotel
The time will come" he told them,
"when you will have more or less
choice concerning the job YOU take
1t is then you should subordinate all
other considerations, particularly COM
pensation, to get the work which will
absorb your interest, and kindle your
enthusiasm. If you are enthusiastic
about your work you will not be con-
stantly craving excitement. You will
do better work, and you will be hap
pier in your work, for enthusiasm is
an insulation against worry, trials and
trouble"
Degrees were conferred upon lat
men and women from the day and
evening departments of the university.
Candidates were presented by Samuel
A. Syme of the law faculty, and the
diplomas were given by Dean Edwin G.
Bosworth, assisted by Joseph l. zuck-
er Of the accounting faculty. John B.
Mckinley. associate director, cited the
names of the honor graduates and
awarded prizes.
Honor Graduates.
Honor graduates were John K He'd
Ter, valedictorian; Marvel M. Buck,
Irving o. Linger, Stanley ]. Curran,
Robert Jacobs, J. Harwood Naylor,
Samuel Barmash, c. C. Richardson,
Harold j. Monty, William Kingsolver,
Toivo j. Santalahtu, Paul zahner, C.
A Buchanan, w. M Giles, j. M.
Bradford, Donald A. J. Gaarder, NJ.
H. Osburn, Milton w. Waring, Olive
Garrett, Peter G. May, Haskell v.
Llewellyn, Joseph S. Hanson. Willis
L. Hasty and Bertha K Garrett.
University prizes for scholarship
were awarded to John K. Hedler and
Irving o. Linger of the day depart
ment, and Marvel NJ. Burk, Stanley j.
Curran and c. c. Richardson of the
evening department. The Charles B.
Couchman prize for technical excel
lence in the preparation of financial
statements was presented to j. M,
Bradford. Marvel M. Burk also re-
ceived the prize given by the Woman's
Club of the university to the woman
graduate with the highest scholastic
average.
Belford E. Hunsinger, director of
the school of accountancy, presided at
the exercises. Musical numbers were
furnished by the Kilowatt Glee Club
of the Potomac Electric Power Co.
Harry E. Yeide conducted the chorus,
which was accompanied by Ernest F.
Freeman. An informal reception and
dance followed the formal program
Complete List Of Graduates.
Following is a complete list of the
graduates:
Masters of commercial science
Richard NJ. Alden. Willis P Alexan-
der, James w Anderson, John Albert
Balenger, Mayo Edwin Barrett
George w. Beall, jr.; Garland Vivian
Bell, Elmer F. Carlson, Ralph T.
Cary Homer Randolph Chester,
Samuel Harry Cohen, Paul ONeal
Curry. John S. Daniels, Frederick AL
ton Darne, Sacket Roland Duryee,
James P. Edwards, Rollie Lee Grims-
ley, John Parker Hebrew, Alton Hath
away Helm, John Wayne Hisle, w.
Clyde Hospital, jr.; Evarts Clarence
Hurd, John j. Knight, Harold H.
Kramer, Arthur Everett Leonard
Vinton Edgar Lee, Henry Levine,
Myer Irving Lippmann, Edward j..
McQueeny, Joseph William Rabbit,
jr; Teresa Bernadette Repetti, VIII
liam H. Rippard, Lyndon L. Scates,
Charles Julius Sidman, Glen Don
Smith, Edward John Stolark, Charles
Reavis SWEET, Anthony w. Wilding,
Nan v. Wilson and Paul Martin
Wilson.
Bachelors of commercial science
and special raduates-Richard M
Alden, Delmar N. Anderson, Samuel
Louis Barmash, Lee Allen Beckstead,
Helen Lee Block, Jacob Blumberg,
George Herbert Bobinger, William L.
Bowers. jr.; Howard George Brad
ford, John Martin Bradford, Lulu
Weber Bryant, Charles A. Buchanan,
Marvel M. Burk, Emma Hortense
Cage, Ralph w. Charlton, Wayne
Cisney, Pearson Chapman Conlyn.
James Michael Connor, Percy j.
Coopersmith, Joe Bishop Crary, STAN
ley J. Curran, William Hugh Dough-
erty, Roy Edgar Duvau, James P.
Edwards. George w. Eisenacher,
Sonia Epstein, John S. Fletcher,
Clarence Fox. Aaron Frank, Charles
Futrowsky, Donald E. ]. Gaarder,
Bertha kathleen Garrett, Olive Gar
rett. w. Marshall Giles. Leroy Louis
Gladstone, S. B. Griesemer, Harold
H. Hair, Aaron Edwin Hansen, Joseph
S. Hanson, Richard Fountain Harris,
Roland c. Hartman, Harold E. Hart
stack, Willis Leroy Hasty, jr.; John
Kiliam Hedler, Robert Brooks Hill
leary, Hobart Roosevelt House, Louis
Wilson Huerta, James K. Hum
phreys, Julian Mortimer. INLAY, Rob-
ert Joseph Jacobs, Oscar Johnson,