East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-01-29
CAMPUS News

Miami university LHlS coming
week, Harrison Fisher Anderson
and Theta Chi fraternity brother
will be off for a three weeks
Florida holiday. The trip south is
his commencement gift from his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David E.
Anderson and daughter, Marjorie,
1908 Mann ave-, who are going to
Miami Saturday for the mid-year
exercises. Harrison is receiving his
degree in business administration.
It's right to work for Barbara
Smith who is receiving her degree
from Ohio University this mid-year
commencement time. Barbara be-
gins her teaching career in the
Wells School kindergarten the fol-
lowing week. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ]. Smith,
9O4 Selwyn rd. and a Shaw High
graduate.
Martha Ellis, 164O0 Glynn I'd. is
IN charge of exhibits and costumes
at Glen Park House, as Wells Col
lege dormitory plans its participa-
ton in its 50th anniversary. Some
of the costumes have been loaned
by Western Reserve Historical
Museum.
Announced at Ohio State Uni
versity are the students making up
the honor roll (average 1926 or bet
ter) in the university's College of
Education for the autumn quarter.
Included are East Clevelanders
Carl E. Justus, Marianne M. Roth
haas, Maureen Sashihara and Jean
H. Weinkamer.
Two students from this area
have received tuition scholarships
from Western Reserve University.
The award winners are Carole L.
Daedlow, 1744 Mortified ave-, and
Edwin 1. Roth, 1041 East 125th st.
Miss Daedlow will enter Cleve-
land College, downtown co-educa-
tional center of the University,
while Roth will attend Adelbert
College, undergraduate division for
men, Wednesday, February 4th,
when the spring term opens.
A graduate of John Hay High
School, Miss Daedlow is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Daedlow. She worked on the school
newspaper while at John Hay.
Both Rev. and Mrs. Alex ]. Roth,
Edwin's parents, attended Western
Reserve. At Shaw High School
Roth was on the Student Council
and in other activities including
the Latin Club and the yearbook.
A total of nine tuition grants
were awarded by Western Reserve
for study beginning in the spring.
James Allen Bier received the
B.S. degree in geology from Adel-
bert College of Western Reserve
University in commencement exer-
cises January 28th. He plans to
leave February 1st for Champaign,
ILL.,, where he will attend the Uni
versity of Illinois graduate school.
Mr.. Bier and his wife, Nancy,
reside at 1865 Taylor I'd. His par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bier,
I'LL Galewood DIR. He is a gradu-
ate of Collinwood High School.
Two students from East Cleve-
land and two from Euclid were
among the 200 candidates for de-
grees at the mid-year commence
ment Wednesday, January 28th, at
Western Reserve University.
The Convocation for comforting
of degrees was held at Severance
Hall on the Western Reserve
campus. DR.. Clarence H. Cramer,
acting dean of the WRU School
of Business, gave the commence
ment address, "The Intelligent and
the Serene" Degrees were con-
ferred by DR.. John S. Mills, presi-
dent of the University.
Euclid residents receiving de-
grees from Western Reserve are:
Edward A. Kure, 22851 Hadden,
Master of Science, and Michael ].
Vaccaro, Doctor of Education.
Kure, who majored in chemistry,
is graduate of Cleveland College
where he was awarded Bachelor
Science degree. Vaccaro graduated