Evening star., 1940-08-03
U. ofM. Gives Degrees
70 So Graduates Of
Summer Courses
Dr.. Byrd Advises
Students to Follow
Intelligent Leaders

Development Of intelligent fol-
lowers" to follow Intelligent lead
ers" was urged upon SO University
of Maryland Summer School grad
yates by DR.. H. c. Byrd. president
Of the university, ut graduation ex-
ercises yesterday.
I'VE should not only try to de-
velop intelligent leaders, but should
seek to develop q suficiency Of high
intelligence In all people so they
will accept intelligent leadership
rather than follow false prophets" I"
DR.. Byrd declared.
Members Of the graduating class
included 40 students in the college
Of education, 10 in the arts and
sciences college, 1 in home eco
nomics and 6 in the agricultural
college.
DR.. Byrd conferred degrees upon
the graduates. The exercises were
the first held at the university at the
conclusion Of its summer school.
The graduates, with their home
addresses and the college they at
tended follow:
Counties.
: Ralph Angel. Hyattsville, edu-
cation; Ralph Baumgardner. West
minister. education; Josiah Black
lock, Towson, education; Charles
Blentlinger, Frederick, education;
Nellie Blentlinger, Frederick, edu-
cation; Clara Brown, Annapolis,
education; Joseph Burk, Wood
lawn, arts and sciences; Henry
Byer, Dundalk, education: Ham,
mond Cantwell, Cambridge, edu-
cation.
Mary Cheesem, Preston, educa-
ton; Beatrice Cissel, West Friend
ship, education; Margaret Clayton,
Riverdale, education; William Cole,
Towson, arts and sciences: Timothy
Conroy. Lonaconing, education;
Hilda Cunningham, Silver Spring,
education; Marjory Enfield, Forest
Hill. home economics: Edgar Faux
ner, Lansdowne, agriculture.
Louise Freeman, Frederick, edu-
cation; Virginia Fristoe, Linthicum
Heights, education; Edna Fulmer,
Frederick, education; Ann Grinith,
Rockville. home economies; John
Guide, Hyattsville. agriculture; Ola
Hagenbuch, Hyattsville, education;
Elizabeth Harris, College Park, edu-
cation: Marie Ingler, Cumberland,
education; Helen Jones, Greenbelt,
home economics.
Gladys Judy, Cumberland, educa-
tion; Dorothy Knots, Templeville,
education; Mamie Livingstone,
Cumberland, education; Verneena
McGinnis, Indian Head, home eco
nomics; Florence Meese, Barton,
education; Lee Miller, Hyattsville,
agriculture; Elsie Padgett, Anacos-
tia, education; Gladys Phillips.
Cambridge, education.
Mary Repp, Union Bridge, edu-
cation; Owen Ringwald, Hyattsville,
arts and sciences; Bryan Shockley,
Deer Park, education; Ursula Slee-
man, Frostburg, education; Ger
trude Stanley, Damascus, educa-
ton; Robert Stevens, Street, agri-
culture; Mary Sullivan, Frostburg,
education; Nellie Thomas, Oldtown,
education.
Emily Turner, Aquasco, educa-
ton; Gladys Needy. Boonsboro. edu-
cation: vallie Warehime, Man.
chester. education; Robert Waters,
Princess Anne. arts and sciences:
Bond Weber, Oakland, agriculture;
Ruth White. Mount Rainier, educa-
ton; Virginia Wonn. Hampstead,
education: Robert Wright, Jeffer-
son, education; Lionel Yohn, West
minister, education.
Baltimore.
Albert Gubnitsky, arts and SCI
enceS; Mildred Himmel, education;
Tilden Lawlis, education; Milton
Lehman, arts and sciences; Louise
Muhlenfeld. education; Armand
Teri, arts and sciences; Phillip
Vale. education; Mildred Yeager,
education.
Washington.
Howard Bonnet, 1918 Whittier
street NV, arts and sciences; Edna
Feddeman, 3ll3 Quebec place NV,
education; Nadine Holt, 229 B street,
education; Williamy King, 327 Rit-
tenhouse street NV, education;
Alan Miller, l118 Staples street NE,
agriculture; Agnes Metyha, 6311
Utah avenue NV. education; !;
jeanette Newman, 167 Todd place
NE. education; John Wade, United
States Soldiers Home, arts and SCI
ences.
Out of State.
Josephine Bragaw, Augusta, Ca,
arts and sciences; Frances Price,
Crattanoy, w. Va. education.