Evening star., 1942-05-22
80 From Washington
And Adjoining States
In Annapolis Glass
800 Will Be Graduated
By Naval Academy
In Exercises June 1o

Eighty midshipmen from Wash
ington, Maryland and Virginia are
members of this years graduating
class of the Naval Academy, which
will graduate more than 600 on
June 10.
Immediately following graduation,
members of the class found to be
qualified in all respects, will be COM
missioned as ensigns in the Navy. A
limited number will be commissioned
as second lieutenants in the Marine
Corps.
There are 30 prospective graduates
from the District, 26 from Virginia,
% from Maryland and from West
Virginia.
Because of the war, admittance to
the academy grounds during June
Week will be restricted to guests of
officers, instructors, midshipmen and
personnel regularity attached to the
reservation, Rear Admiral John r.
Beardall, superintendent, announced.
Baccalaureate June IA.
The class of 1912 will be graduated
after three years training.
Final examinations will not be
completed until the second week of
June. June week will begin with
baccalaureate services in the acad-
emy chapel June IA.
The annual presentation of the
colors to the winning unit of the
inter-company drill will be held
June 18.
A senior class picnic, hop for
the senior and sophomore classes
and an IN dance are scheduled for
June 16. Athletics and extra cur
ricular awards will be presented in
Thompson Stadium the morning of
June II and other prizes and awards
will be presented in the afternoon
at dress parade on Worden Field.
Superintendent to Be Host.
The superintendent will be host
at garden party for the graduating
class that night.
Following graduating exercises at
II am. June 10, the ring dance of
the class of 1914 will be held in the
evening.
Members of the graduating class
from the District of Columbia,
Maryland, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia follow:
District Of Columbia.
Bell. Malls M. Julian. Archie l.
Bennett. Bernard Kackley Robert G.
Bradley. Robert G. Knapp, William M.
Cochran. James A. Lemly, F. H.. jr.
Connoly. B. J.. Sd. Mcneil, w. j.. jr.
Cooke, H. j. H. Moore, Howard S.
CUMMINGS, E. j.. jr. Shutz. John W, jr.
EIlerbe Gail j. Smith Thomas F.
Emerson A. T.. ir. Snead. Morris R.
osteF e. he sRflSsn sPHfnssn }o!eeh amef E
Hadley. Joseph E. Sullivan, J. R.. jr.
Hall, Alvin W.. jr. Woodson. Halford
Hayden. Hugh McC. Yates. F. A.
Jones, Donald r. Zimermann, r. G.
Maryland.
Aubrey, N E., jr. Ault. Frank w.
ssldrdss Sswett A. Brady radg FTsnfs MsIrin x
| Godfrey, William C. Hambsch Philip P.
| Lamb. R. c.. jr. Hurt. Philip
NeNion Afhar HfhnF1 W. 6evln joseph asF
Ponder, Wallace K. Mink. Robert o.
Taiiaferro: Philip B. Thomas; FRANCIS p.
McCauley, Brian Mock. waiter p, 1r.
Virginia.
Arrest. Harry L.. jr. Hammer. Henry R.
Hawthorne Robert E. Templeton. Orion A
Holloway, j. L.. III. Shonerd, David A.
Sullivan, Richard L. Bress, Henry
Walker, Richard H. Hurst. T. G, III
Wickert. John H. Johnston. R; h, IT.
Keeler. owen F., jr. Stevens. Walter w.
Randolph. S. w, jr. Jennings, Douglas II
Watson, Samuel E. Brown, Clifford l..
Fearnow, r r. Leavitt, GUY c.
Pendletor. C.. A., jr Campbell, Joseph NJ
| Gregory, Robert Todd Moore. William c.
| Mooney. r. r., jr. Workman, c. r.
West virginia.
Reaves James M. OBrien, Clement e.
| Kauer, George w. Collins, Cecil, B., jr.