The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-01
LC Graduates
TO Hear Il. S.
Education Head

~ p''iiAutl NJ. III ONlltIl. Oli4tU
\ States Commissioner of Educa-
ton, will deliver the main address
at the LoneWOod College Com
mencement Exercises on Sunday.
June +. at 3 y. m, in Jarman Hall
TO the 100 graduates who will re-
ceive their degrl es.
I Sunday afternoons activities
will climax two days of events
which will begin with traditional
Senior Glass Day exercises and
the daisy chain on Saturday. June .
s, at 4 p. m This will be follow
ed Saturday night by a reception
for members of the Senior Glass
given by DR. and Mrs Dabney S
Lancaster. ending with the annual
lantern parade of seniors and
their little sisters around the R0-
tunda at 10 p m
Baccalaureatc
On Sunday morning at II a m.
in Jarman Hall the Rev Dr,
warner Earle F'ussclle, pastor of
the Rivermont Avenue Baptist
Church in Lynchburg. will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon The
/ Londwood Choir Will furnish the
music for the service
At the graduation exercises.
Sunday afternoon, IA Dabucy s
Lancaster president Of The COLLEGE
Will confer forty4siX bachelor of
science degrees III elementary ed
ucation. sixteen bachelor Of arts
II in secondary education degrees.
two degrees in bachelor of science
in home economies five degrees Of
bachelor of science in home eco
Monies education. sixteen bach
elor Of science in business, cduca-
ton degrees, five bachelor of sci
ence in music education degrees.
one degree Of bachelor of arts and
one bachelor of science degree
An academic procession con-
slstinG of the faculty and seniors
Will form at the Student Building
and march to the auditorium
/ The Rev Mr. Benjamin Bruner
Of the First Baptist Church in
Farmville will give the invoca-
ton After DR.. Brownells address
DR.. Lancaster will confer the
degrees and announce the hnnors.
Candidates
The candidates for graduation
have been announced by Miss
Vrgllia Bugg. Longwood registrar.
Candidates for degrees Of bachcl-
or of science in elementary cduca-
ton, are Patricia Palmer Alt
: wegg. Barbara Dawn AsSaid, Jean
! Carole Baber. Betty Vincent Ben
ton. Johanna May Biddlccomb.
Lynell Cecil Bradshaw, Mary Lou
Use Brunette, Beulah Mae Carter.
Mary Fleming Carter, Elsie Hol-
land Cox. Lois Agnes Crutchfeld.
Nellie Mae Culpeper. Patty Miller
Derring, Gail Dixon Dickson.
Wanda Lou Doll, Janet Smith
Dunkum, Ann Norris Edmonds.
A'tt'A A1Il4i AJF ais fINlIltI LAWS
Fitzgerald, Doris Frances .Garlas-
co. Betty Frances Gillette. Lula
Mae Grant. Elizabeth Eley Islin
and Claire Virginia Krienbaum
Also receiving degrees in this
field arc Jeanne Hamilton Lafoon.
Maxine Watson McEroy. Frances
Lee Marker. Mary Frances Miller.
Ossle Virginia Moon Jean Arvin
Pearce, Anne Douglas PerroW. FL
len Marie Porter, Sylvia Lynn
Reames. Selma Shrewsbury Reed.
Betsy Jean Robertson. Jean Syl-
via Smith. Ruby Estellc Snidcr.
I Demetra Steger. and Virginia
Florence Sutherland. Also. Eliza
beth Ann Thomas. Billie Mae
I TomlinSon Mary Page Wade Viz
ginia Marie VENT Mary Denny
Wilson, and Cora Jacquelinc
Wood
II. :. Degrees
Candidates for degrees Of bach
elor Of science in secondary cdu-
cation are Grace Booker Barr
Alice Virginia Berry Clare Ellen
Borum. Elizabeth McKewn Bos-
we'll. Mary Jean Carlyle, lila At
kinson Desportes. Edith Louise
Frame, Jean Thomas Hodges,
Peggy Iris Hood. Mary Anne
King, Elizabeth LaVenia Kits.
and Eleanor Gage Koch.
Also Ann Harlan Mallory Mar
garet Mason Moore. Mildred Eli
zabeth Parker. Marian Duane
Parrish, Eric Lloyd Robinson.
Patsy Waller Sanford, Betty Lou
Southall. Doris Elizabeth Under
wood, Ann Parkinson Wagner.
Else Anne Wente, and Alice Rob
erta Watt.
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