Evening star., 1948-05-27
d. H. Hurt, jr.

and social activities, will be climaxed
week from tomorrow with gradua-
ton exercises in Dahlgren Hall.
June Week begins at 10 am. this
Saturday when the crews of the
Academy and Cornell University
battle it out on the Severn. A track
meet with Army and the 1949 Ring
Dance will round out the days
activities.
The baccalaureate sermon and a
glee club recital will be given Sun
day. Monday will be devoted to the
presentation of extra curricular
awards and another dance-for all
classes. In fact, dance will be held
each week night-leading up to the
Farewell Ball Thursday night in
Dahlgren Hall.
Color Girl Is War Widow.
Mrs. Katherine Wainwright Austin
was chosen by Midshipman Fred
erick L. Nelson, %, of Alaska, to be
the color girl Thursday. She is the
sister of Midshipman Robert E.
Wainwright. Her husband, 1t
Arthur Austin, Marine flyer, was
killed at Okinawa three years ago
The white caps of the graduating
class will fill the air after presenta-
ton of diplomas at II am. Friday
Among those scheduled to graduate
are IA from Washington and Chevy
Chase. Also included are seven
from the Washington area in Mary
land and three from nearby Vir-
ginia.
List of Area Cadets.
A list of these midshipfnen, with
brief biographical material, follows
William Dwight Chandler, Sd, o.
of SOL Tilden street NV, attended
st. Adams School and Columbian
Prep School prior to entering the
Naval Academy. where he won his
numerals in wrestling.
Robert Carhart Connolly II. 81,
attended Punahou School in Hawaii
when his father, Admiral Richard
L. Conolly of Washington, was sta
toned at Pearl Harbor. After grad
uating from Columbian Prep School
here he entered the academy and
qualified as an expert rif1eman.
Daniel Thomas Beibler, %, of
1927 Twenty-frst place Sc. was
appointed to Annapolis from Penn
Sylvania, at-large. An expert rifle
man, he attended Anacostia High
School and Sullivan's Prep School
Son of Retired Admiral.
Robert Lee Ghormley, jr., "a, is
the son of Vice Admiral Robert L.
Ghormley, U. S. N, retired, and
Mrs. Ghormley, 1905 Macomb street
NV. He won letters in lacrosse
soccer, bowling and softball, and
was circulation manager of Reef
Points, annual handbook of the
brigade.
Lewis Edison Gleason, %, attended
Eastern High School and Sullivan
Prep School. A senatorial appoint.
ment from Vermont, he received
class numerals in plebe and track.
Kevin Hanlon, 81. of Washington
has won class numerals in football
wrestling and lacrosse A Navy
junior, he plans to enter the sub.
marine service.
Harvey Randolph Humphrey, %
OF 4407 Thirteenth place NE, at.
tended Mckinley High School ane
the Bulls School, He won clas.
numerals at the academy in football
and track and qualified as an expert
rif1eman.
Jack Clark Kays, II. of 1900 F
street NV, has won class numerals
in gymnastics and plans to carry his
acrobatics into naval aviation. He
attended Western High School and
Columbian Prep School,
Member of Chess Club.
Roderick Bruce Moore, 81, of 1906
Euclid street NV, was member OF
the Chess Club and participated ir
company field ball and volley ball
He entered the academy after at
tending high school in California
and the Bulls School here.
Sumner Kittelle Moore, %, has
been outstanding scholastically and
was art editor of the Log and vice
president of the Art Club at Annap-
oils. Mr.. Moore, who lives at 1926
Cleveland avenue NV, attended st
Adams School.
Robert Turner Styler. 81, received
class numerals in gymnastics and
swimming-he plans to 60 into SUBJ
marines. Mr.. Styler, whose home is
at 3210 Macomb street NV, also
was on the yearbook staff.
| Ellis Mark Zacharias, jr., like most
of the other midshipmen from the
Washington area. is a Navy junior
His parents. Rear Admiral and Mrs
Ellis M. Zacharias, U. S. NJ, retired,
live at 4444 Forty-seventh street
NV. An amateur radio enthusiast,
he hopes to continue radio work in
the Navy as a specialist.
Ralph Wells Brown, jr.. 81, OF
6819 New Hampshire avenue, Ia
koma Park, Md, attended Mount
Rainier High School, Randles and
Bulls Schools. He has stood In