Evening star., 1934-06-06
WORK AVAILABLE,
GRADUATES TOLD
Tariff Board Head Halls
End of Depression in
Address.

"There is nothing to be discouraged
About-we are pulling out of the de-
preston"
This was the optimistic message de-
livered to more than 100 graduates OF
Southeastern University last night by
Chairman Robert L. O'Brien of the
Federal Tariff Commission at COM
mencement ceremonies in Memorial
Continental Hall.
Mr.. O'Brien declared the college
graduates of today are confronted
with just as much opportunity for
advancement as those of past genera
tions. Changing conditions, he
pointed out, call for new talents and
new leadership.
The world may appear to lack cor
diality in these times" he said. but
despite appearances on the surface,
the world is waiting eagerly for young
men and young women like you.
Awarded by DR.. Bell.
The degrees were awarded by Dr.
James A. Bell, head of the university.
He also presented scholarship keys TO
two graduates with outstanding rec
erds-F1orian E. Wilt of the School
of Law, whose general average for
three years was 1918. and John A.
Skeen of the School of Accountancy,
whose three-year average was 94o
per cent.
Candidates for law degrees were
introduced by William Roy Valance.
acting dean of the School OF Law, and
the accountancy graduates were intro
duced by Dean Joseph K. Meyer OF
the School of Accountancy. Bachelor
of laws degrees were given to SO grad
yates, masters degrees to five, bach
elor of commercial science degrees to
27 and master of commercial science
degrees to 12. Certificates Of gradua-
ton went to seven of the seniors.
George w. Offutt, member OF the
board of trustees and second vice
president of the Young Mems Chris
ton Association. presided. Mr.. Ofutt
also is dean of the School OF Law. In
vocation was offered by Rev. DR..
Alfred E. Barrows, pastor of the East
ern Presbyterian Church. The musi-
cal program included solos by William
T. Cameron, harpist of the United
States Marine Band
The list of graduates follows:
Master of laws-Narciso Frigillana
Cthesis, aspirations of the Philippine
Islands Toward Admission in the
Family of Nations; Daniel H. Pratt
,thesis. Comparative Study of Pen
sion Legislation in the United states
and Various Countries; Sidney r.
Malone (thesis, "EXtraditiono !;
Hunter Nelson Sneed (thesis, The
United States and Latin America
and G. Warren Stilson (thesis,
American ImmigrationD.
Others Receiving Degrees.
Bachelor of laws-Jules F. Addor,
Franklin P. Alexander. J. Harold An
derson, Paul Alfred Barnes, Mary
Evelyn Bell, Stephen M. Brown,
Chester Jewett Carpenter, Paul A.
,Chalupsky, Roscoe L. Conklin. Junior
F. Crowell, Arthur E. DesNoyes, Ed
mund l.. Dlugensky, Walter A. Dor
dell, L. Barbour Elkins, Myles Wesley
English, Robert T. Gahagan, John G
Garbrick, Harry V. B. Carver, Albert
r. Glass, George E. Glazat, Clyde
Dale German, Carroll Gray, Allen
Thurman Hendrix. Lucille Mary Her
rick, Posey B. Howell, Carroll E. Huls
John Holland Kearful, Helen Suther-
land Keeling, George Wright Kydd
Virgil J. Livingstone, Paul B. Llewel-
lyn. Russell Curtis Nader. John E
Mahoney. Charles Robert Makela, c
Howard Mann, jr.; Iva Edna Nc
Junkin, Leon Moore, Henry McAllen
Morris, F. Glenn Moseley, Andrew
Olsen, D. Roland Potter, Earl Pryor
Charles M. Randall, Alva Fairfax Rol'
Inns, Lee j. Rutz, Viola S. Rutz. Law
: renee Schreidell, Coritz G. Seoane
Robert B. Sheldon, Claude j. Shiflet
William W. Shumaker, Marie Louise
Suter, BERTHE E. Tubaugh, George c
Z Updegraff. Edwin C. Wagner, Thomas
H. J. Wallace. F1orian E. Wilt, Stanley
Worth and w. F. Zens.
Certificates of graduation in law
James R. Keeling. Fred j. Klund