Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-07
COLLEGE NEWS
COLLEGE NEWS
Area Students to Get
Degrees This Month

Worcester Polytechnic Institute
will grant degrees to two Wash
ington students at the June II
commencement. They are Rob-
ert H. Edsall, 3408 South Wake
field street, Arlington, and John
L. Hyde III, 1890 jamestown
road. Both received engineering
degrees.
Three Washington men will
receive degrees in June at Lafay-
cite College commencement ex-
ercises. Two from nearby Virginia
are RaShid A. Abdu. 30 West
Columbia street, Falls Church,
and Charles P. Sitkin. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Sitkin, Silt
North Twenty fifth street, Ar
hngton. Richard C. Nevius, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D. New
ius. 1890 Gren Tree road, also
received MS Qegre.
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Grace w. Ruch, daughter OF
DR., and Mrs. C. H. Wolohon,
7401 Blair road NV, received
her bachelor of arts degree from
Redlands University, Redlands
Calf. Miss Ruch's major field
was psychology.
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jeanette Chase, daughter OF
DR.. William w. Chase, 1918
Parkside drive NV, received
her degree in the June COM
mencement at Western Maryland
College, Westminster. Md. Miss
Chase was the president Of Phi
Alpha Mu Sorority.
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Washington area seniors will
graduate June 8 in Washington
and Lee University commence
ment exercises. They are Claude
w. Nicholson, 1922 North Troy
street. Arlington, and Wiley r.
Wright, jr.. Alp South Thirty
sixth street. Arlington, bachelors
of laws.
Bachelors of arts are: John K.
Aurell, 1907 Connecticut avenue
NV; Ralph A. Cusick, jr., 3051
Idaho avenue NV; William T.
NJ. Grigg, 5611 Roosevelt street,
Bethesda; Thomas o. Lawson.
Fairfax; Detlow M. Marthinson,
jr.. 2506 Upton street NV; Alan
C. Maxwell, 5136 Palisade lane
NV; Patrick D. Sullivan, Lor-
ton. Va; Samuel A. Syme, jr.,
1900 Forty-f1fth street, Chevy
Chase; Stephen L. Thomas, 80
Kalorama circle NV, and Dam
lei B. Thompson II, 3043 N street
NV.
Bachelors of science are Carlos
T. Bailey, 51l0 Brookview drive,
and P. H. j. Krogh, 1922 Hoban
road NV.
Diane Surle, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Surle, 1912
Oneida lane, Bethesda, will re-
ceive her degree from Brown
University this month.
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John Anderson, son of Mrs.
Victoria Anderson, 2111 Mary
land avenue NE, will receive a
bachelor of Arts degree from
Sinner College. Mt. Carroll, Ill.
Boston University has granted
degrees to five Washington resi-
dents. They are: Jerome p.
Anthony, 116 North Carolina
avenue Sc. master Of arts;
Dorothy J. Dutro, Fort McNair;
Ronald A. MILAN, 1000 Cathe-
dral avenue NV; Gwendolyn
A. Preston, isis Thirteenth
street NV. and Irwin D. Yalom.
4721 Blagden terrace NV, doc
tor of medicine.
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Six students from Arlington
received degrees at Duke Univer-
sity commencement exercises.
They are: Nancy L. Panossian
DeLaski, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Panossian, 4501
Eighteenth street North; Frances
w. Denbo, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. r. w. Denbo, 1910
North Harrison street; Richard
w. Schaffer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl M. Schaffer, 5000 North
Eighteenth street; David r.
Brennan. bachelor of laws; Jean
E. Hawkins, doctor of philosophy,
and Ella E. Shore. 4217 Second
road. master of religious educa-
ton.
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Franklin and Marshall Col
lege has awarded degrees to two
nearby Washington students,
They are: Herbert E. Fields,
55l5 Seventh road. Arlington,
and Guy H. Butler. 4535 Middle
ton lane, Bethesda.
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Tom De Witt, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. James j. De Witt, $685.
South Thirteenth street, Airing.
ton. has been elected president
of the sophomore class at the
Richmond Professional Institute
of the College of William anc
Mary. Mr.. De Witt, who is study
ing retailing, is graduate Of
Washington-Lee High School.
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Richmond University has con-
serred degrees upon IL Washing
ton area students. Six from
nearby Virginia: Merle A. Sny-
der, daughter of Mrs. Eva shy.
der, 513 Monroe place, FALL
Church; Charlotte c. Hart
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs