Milford chronicle., 1947-09-19
VIII Confer Degrees
Al 'U-of-D' Sept. "a
Thlrty.Seyen VIM BE Honored On
That Date


Thirty-seven baccalaureate de-
grees will be awarded by the Uni
versity Of Delaware at conyocation
exercises in Mitchell Hall on New
ark campus, Wednesday, Sept. "a,
President William S. Carlson of the
University said today
Also to be conferred at the same
ceremony viii be a large number of
graduate degrees, according to DR..
Carl ]. Rees, chairman Of the COM
mittee on graduate study. The re-
cipients of these degrees will be
announced later.
The undergraduate degrees will
include seven In chemical engineer
ing, four in mechanical engineering,
two in electrical engineering, ten
for the degree of bachelor of arts
In Arts & Science, six for the degree
Of bachelor of science in Arts &
Science, and eight in education. OF
the latter, two are for the degree of
bachelor OF arts, and six for the de-
gree of bachelor of science. All six
are teachers-in-service in Delaware
public schools who completed the
necessary work for their degrees at
The Summer Session which just
closed. These teachers are:
Mrs. Margaret Connor Hagarty,
Of 707 Wilmington Avenue, Els
mere, a teacher at Marshallton
school; Miss Mary Virginia Mason,
Of 2206 Van Buren Place, teacher
ct Claymont; Mrs. Eleanor Moore
Paradee, teaching at Laurel; Wal
ter T. Short, of the Millsboro
school; Miss Helen F. Martin. of the
seaford school faculty; and Ira E.
Hastings. Laurel.
Dean w. Earl Armstrong OF the
University's School of Education
commented that these six teachers
are indicative of trend to get
back on the campus and receive de-
frees." A large number of other
teachers are working toward de-
frees at the University, now he ad-
ded.
Virtually, all the others to receive
baccalaureate degrees are from
Wilmington and New Castle County
but the list includes Miss Wanda z
Osinski, of Westfleld. Mass, receiv
ing a B. A. in education, and Rober
III. Perry, now of Beacon, n. r., re
eeiving his B. Ch. e.
Others who will receive their dip
Tomas from President Carlson are:
Chemical Engineering Thadde
us ]. Grabowski, 229 North Frank
lin Street, Wilmington; Herbert F
Kraemer, Greenbank Road, Mar
fhallton: Walter J. Lilley, Clay
mont; William H. Piper, 622l
West Twenty-seventh Street, Viii
mington; James r. Kelley. 1870
Scott Street, Wilmington; Franci
III. Raughley, Jr., 153 Pennside, New
Castle.
Mechanical Engineering-John +
Keen, 8 Lore Avenue, Wilmington
Leland s. Inscho, Jr., 400 South Du
Pont Road, Elsmere: Francis "
Strahorn, 104 North Circle, Elktor
Maryland; Howard B, Wilson, New
ark.
Electrical Engineering Paul ]
Bender. 1902 Jefferson Street, Wi
mingtpn, John G, Weldin, 3O7 We'
Sixth Street Wilmington. :
Arts & Science (B. A)-Mi'
Barlow, Andrew L. Bolton,
stocKwell Road. Edge Moore Tel
race: Harold E. Cupery, 1907 Mort
Dupont Street. Wilmington; Mr.
Sarah Dodge Chirnside, 22O6 Bal
nard Boulevard. Wilmington: job
+. Dautel. 1OSS Philadelphia Pix
wilmington: Sidney H. Davidson
III Lorewood Avenue. Elmhurs1
& Edwin Colin. Harrison Avenu
Silverside Heights: Barbara LOWS
McI<snstry, Woods Road. Wi
ningfon: Mrs Rofel. Elrov
Woods. 2nS North Broom Stree
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Arts & Science lR. SA--Wiii'a
Tr~Ia-d 170 South CHANEL s
Newark; Hugh A. GEORGE. 419 We