Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1926, Page 21

DEGREES T0 33 Largest Class in History Is| Graduated Before an Audi- |Tieo Franciv Lamb. 5. A | Piontek. ence of 2,000. [ for the of the | Commencement exerci: Iargest class fn the history Catholic Universit: of Ameiica were conducted this morning in the gym nastum of the Brookland institution in the presence of high officials of the Catholic Church, the faculty of the university amd an audience ‘of ahout 2.000. Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, Archbishop of Baltimore. chancellor of the university. presided and con ferred degrees upon 3713 graduates and normal diplomas upon 14 ethers Preceding the commencemeni exer cises the traditional procession a the university campus was pated in by the members of the sen class, clergymen, heads of the 19 af. filiated houses of study of Catholic University, the faculty. Right Tev. Thomas J. Shahan, rector of the uni- | versity, and Archbishop Curley. Are Elahorate. Exercises pressively elaborate. with degrees con ferred upon the graduates by the arch bichop. The candidates for degrees presented to the chancellor by the fol- | Njcholas Very [ (yKeefe, hool of | joseph Quig lowing deans of the schools: Rev. Franz J. Sacred Sciences: MeLoughlin, | School of Law 'y Rev. Nicholas | A. Weber, School of Philosophy: Pat-| rick J. L <chool of Letters Hardee Chambli ‘hool of Sciencs Very Rev. Patrick J. McCormick Catholic Sisters’ College. and Very Rev. William J. Kerby, National| Catholic Service School | At-the conclusion of the conferring | of degrees, James Lawrence Garvin| of Springfield. Mass. delivered the valedictory addry The service was concluded with addre hy Rector Shahan and Archbishop Curley. i School of Sacred Sciences. Rachelor of sacred theology (S RB)- Rev. William Francis Blakeslee Rev. Leo Gabriel Burke, Rev < Joseph Costello. Rev. John WHuzues, Rev. Fabian Maria Keenan, | Rev. Josenh nislaus Koneevicius, | i Lamb, Rev. Francis pseph Rob Joseph ert Maciulionis, Staudt. Brothe Bergen, Brother facCol . Brother Thomas trother William Michell, ‘tholomew O'Connell. nts of the Pa ] nary cive their their ordin: From nary. Marvknolk Richard Ba Tuckley . John Francis Antony Churchill cih Connors. Rev. i, Itev. John Dan Svivius Roder] Gilbert d Joseph Hallo ran. Res Vincent Hannon, Rev. Armin 'h Rev. Charles Floenee Rev. James Edward Mebr Jo- <eph Pairich M . William Yrancis O homas Martin Plunkett, Nev. oodwin Ray, Rev. Jdoscph v, Rev. John Joseph Thie ey From the Rrokland—Rev Rovle, Rev. Leo Rene Jeseph Ferdinand Der ence Edward Farrelly Re Francis Feehan. Rev. John Hynes. Re mond Gireg: Fontaine, Rev. Linus Joseph Rev. Paul I Thomas James Lew. rlek Lynch, €. £ V. James Francis Magner, Rev. Miles Michael Rev. James Michael Me. Carron. Rev. .lohn Joseph McCarthy, | Rev, Edward Leo McEvoy. Rev. Les | ter Willlam Seemann. Rev. Francis | Joeseph Stack. Rev. Leo. I‘Wflwflnt‘! ey Seminary McAndrew. Rev. Charle mann Rev drew Frane | Rev. Robert William O'Dea. { Licentiate in Sacred Theology (8.T.L.) Rev Josep Peter ¢, John Clement Rager. Doctor in Sacred Theology (S. T. D) Rev Bachelor of canon law (. C. Rey Bliley Celest Stand John Itev. | Francis Brown, hocoe at Rev irence Pi entiate in Canon Law 1. €. L).| Licentiate in Both Laws (J. U. L.). ¢. Richard Bakalarczy Doctor of Canon Law (D.C. L.). Rev Adria Bae! Donoh Master Collin Boucher. Thom; seph elly it rk veh Leo Joseph rence ird, L3 mick. Francis P % b & L @ Sterck, Rev, CATHOLIC U. BVES From *aul, THE EVENING Bernard Joseph Topel, William .John Walsh, Rev. es Henry Yingling. the St. Paul Seminary, Minn.-Rev. Lambert Hoff- Rev. Francis Philip Neumann, Edmund Berchmans O'Connell, ‘rancis Joseph Schenk, Rev. An- Peter Galllk, Rev ‘Thomas | Thomas Bernard Zinkand. ris Seott, Re John Shola Zlfld‘ Master of arts (A. M.)—August Jo- | seph App. Rev. Rev. William Francls Meelan, Morrls, James ' Patrick Daniel Joseph Murphy, Aloysius Olk, John Yznaga Regal Joseph Maurice Renier, James Leon- ard Rutledge, Le Roy Krancis Smith. Alfonse James Straub, John Joseph White, George Joseph Whitford, Mulligan, Rayner st v. Francis Joseph Gilligan, Rev. h Bronislan Koncevicius, Rev. v. | ward Patrick Curley, Rev. C Rev. Cyril Christopher Curran, John Wilbur Dial, Rev. James Edward Dolan, Rev. Jo- | seph “Anthony Enright, Rev. Albert n,) | John Rev. Leo Charles ") | Gain 5 o, Staudt, M : Rev. Gabriel Gorman, . v. Louis Sylvester Haub | Rev. ‘Regls Paul Krah, O. M. Ca | Rev. James Anthony Linehan, C IP.; Rev. Willlam Patrick McAndres Thomas James McBride, Francls Aloy- sius McCullough, Newman Francis | Me Rev. John Edward McGarity, 8. P.; Bernard Joseph McKeough, Rev. Francis Gerard McNulty, Rev pseph Leslie May, Rev. Thomas M ran, Patrick George Morlarity. Rev R Georgp Ca Daniel Charles O'Grady Linus Paschang, Rob Rock, jr.. John Conway ther Evergisto Prancis Richard Schnettl Gregory John Schramm, O Maurice Stephen Sheeh, humaker, Rev. . Raymond Joseph Anthony Varona, O. "lande Lawrence Vogel, Franc! Webherg, Rev. Nicolaus W )\‘w?r!_ and Mieczyslaus Boleslaus Zychlinski. Doctor of Philosophy. Watson _Aloysius _Baumert. John Vincent Connor. Thomas Genrge Foran, Rev. Paul Hanley Furfey, Rev Michael John McKeough, O. Praem Itev. Arthur James McRae, Arthur Morton Murphy, Rev. Raymond Wil (Honoris ausa) John Joseph Wynne. The School of Canon Law. B.)-— Rev. Nicholas Rernard Espe Feldhaus Barrett, Rev John . O, 8 ulionis, Rev. ceph Quigley, Rev. tooney, Rev. ester s Vembre, Rev. Thomas yan. Bro- Sanchez, Rev ine 1 Pev. Zaplotnik. chelor of Both Laws (1. U. B.). Richard Ba . Brendan Kev. Willlam Cava Rev. \ Lunie 1500 B M. Rev, Bartholomew Sweeney, Rev. Nicholas Eernard Espe- | Aloysius Feldhaus, Rev. venda, Rev. James Kelly, Joseph Robert Maciulionis, Rev Neuberge Rev. Gerald Ry Pelletier, Rev. v, Rev. 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