Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-26
snecisI Dispatch to The Star.

enforced designations from the service
this year.
L. L. Schoch Takes Honors.
First scholastic honors will be taken
this year by Midshipman Lewis l..
Schoch, jr.. of York, Pa, who has
stood No. in his class every year OF
the course He has also won athletic
honors, being a member of the acad-
emy's crack gymnastic team and in
tercollegiate champion on the side
horse
The athletic events on Saturdays
program will be lacrosse with the
Army and tennis with the University
of PENNSYLVANIA. At West Point, on
the same day, the base ball and track
teams of the service schools will en-
gage.
The one event on Sunday will be
the sermon to the graduates which
Chaplain William N. Thomas will de-
liver in the chapel.
The regular program Of drills and
social events will begin on Monday,
with the regular physical drill, execut-
ed without commands to music. Other
events will be the presentation of
athletic awards, the dress parade and
the special social events.
Social Events.
The social events will be the super
intendent'S garden party for the grad
yates and their partners, the rung
dance for the second class and spe-
cial hop for the third classmen and
their friends.
On Tuesday there will be practical
drills in the ordnance. marine engi-
neering and electrical engineering de-
partments. At dress parade in the
evening the colors will be presented
to the company which has earned the
right to carry them for the ensuing
year. Other events will be recital
by the midshipmen's orchestra. and
the M dance for the athletes in Hub
bard Boat House
The practical exercises of Wednes-
day morning will be conducted afloat
by the departments of navigation and
seamanship, and in the evening, at
dress parade, the professional prizes
and awards will be presented. The
day will end with the farewell ball.
On Thursday the graduation cere-
monies will be held.
The members of the graduation
class are:
Alabama.
Noel A. M. Gaylor. Thomas H.
Henry, Fletcher NJ Lamkin, George
A. OConnell, jr., Birmingham; Rich
ard B. Lynch, Chronicle; David Kaig-
Ter, jr., Eufala; Tolbert A. Rice. Mont
gomery: William F. McLaren. Selma;
Clement e. Langlois, Suggsville;
Marion H. Eppes. Warrior; Herold
w. MUcDonald, Wetumpka.
Arkansas.
Clyde H. McKroskey, jr., Dermott
Warren E. Oliver, Fayetteville; Edward
w. Bridewell, Forrest City; Frederick
NJ Stiesberg, Fort Smith; Henry G.
Upton, Sibley L. Ward. jr.. Little
Rock; Carl A. Lester, Montana.
California.
Robert z. NJ Ward, Antioch; Amos
r. Hathaway, Bakersfield; Francis x.
Maher, jr.; Alton B. Moody, John D.
Stevens, Berkeley; Harold j. Islev-
Peterson, Hayward; Roy K Stamps,
jr.. Hollywood; Cyrus c. Cole, Charles
L. Harris, jr., Long Beach, Edwin G.
Bemis, William H. Hazard, Thomas
F. Sharp, Los Angeles; Clark R. Car
ter, Nevada City; Edwin S. Beggs, jr.;
Edwin B. Parker, jr.; David W. Tay-
1or, jr.. Oakland: Raymond M Par
ris, Palo Alto: Arthur A. Giesser, Rose
vile; Franklin G. Hess, Sacramento;
T4h
Herman j. Mecklenberg, jr.; Edwin
P Pennepaker, jr.; Walker A. Settle,
jr., San Diego; Robert E. Dornin, John
S. Fletcher, Doyen Klein, San Fran
cisco; Roy C. Klinker, SebaStopal;
Edgar G. Osborn, St. Helena; James
H. Mini. Vallejo.
Colorado.
Harry I. Kintz, Fairplay.
Connecticut.
John F. Mooney, jr, Danbury; Oliver
D. Finnigan, jr., Manchester; Alan
McC. Nibbs, New London; Bradley F.
Bennett, New Milford; Arnold H. New
comb, West Haven.
Delaware.
i
Tingle. Wilmington.
District of Columbia.
Frank L. Barrows, George L. Con-
key, Thomas D. Cummins. Roscoe F.
Dillen, jr; Alva w. Dinwiddie, John
N. Ferguson, jr.: Eugene B. Fluckey,
Earle G. Gardner, jr.; Henry c. Gear
ing, 3d. Robert NJ Hinckley, jr.; Louis
irI ol ToI,
H. Maurer. Irving G. Mccain. jr.;
Gilbert L. Rodier, jr; Perry G. Ruth
erford, Frank E. Sellers. jr.: Vincent
A. Sissler, jr.; Omar N Spain, jr.;
Benjamin L. E. Talman. James w.
Whaley. Richard B. Winfield, James
M. Wolfe, jr., Washington.
Florida.
Lloyd A. Smith, Coronado Beach;
John w. Bottoms. Graceville; Fran
els D. Wright, jr. New Smyrna; Rob-
ert E. Riers, Pensacola; Edgar D. YES
tai, jr., Tampa.
Georgia.
Julian B. Gown, Athens; Frank A.
Spencer, Cave Hill; Lawrence l.. Edge,
Columbus; William C. Thompson, jr.,
Dublin; William s. Guest Rome; Will
liam E. Gaillard, Harry F. Moves, jr.;
Charles H. Turner, Savannah.
Idaho.
John H. Eichman Eugene w. She'll
worth, Boise; Kenneth D. Kerby, Cas-
cade.
Illinois.
Sam C. LOOMS, Aurora; Lyle M.
Blohm, Beardstown: Warren W..
Armstrong, Bloomington; Leonard K.
Davis, Bernard E. Dunkle, Mason B.
Freeman, Karl E. Johansson, Arnold
F. Johnston. Edgar S. Keats, William
F. Morrison, James w. Thomson,
Chicago; Thomas D. McGrath, De-
catur; Charles r. Beaman, Great
Lakes; Ralph M. Metcalf, Greenfield;
Frederick r Schrader, Lawrenceville;
John B. Cline, Marion; James A.
Bentley, haywood; Benjamin G.
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