Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1937, Page 29

SOUTHEASTERN . bIVES 123 DEGREES Representative McCormack Addresses Graduates at Commencement. “This country needs men of learn- Ing and culture to settle the stupen- dous and far-reaching prohlems,or it must stumble through the very chaos of blind experiment,” declared Rep- resentative McCormack of Massachu- setts last night in an address at com- mencement exercises of Southeastern Yniversity, held in Memorial Conti- uental Hall. “Our Nation is passing through a erisis. The advance of science and technology is pressing against our laws and customs. Under the pressure of new inventions and new processes | we are faced with new problems,” the speaker told the 123 members of the graduating classes, the university offi- cials and guests. Mr. McCormack was introduced by Representative Randolph of West Vir- ginia, & member of the faculty of the School of Accountancy of the univer- | sity. Dr. James A. Bell, president of the university, presided. Certificates for the degree of bach- | G elor of commercial science were & awarded the 41 graduates by Joseph | K. Moyer, dean of the university’s | Bchool of Accountancy, and certificates | for the degree of master of commer- cial science were awarded by Harvey T. Casbarian, director of graduate work in the Accountancy School. | ‘Thomas J. Frailey, acting dean of | the School of Law, awarded certifi- | oates to the 73 graduates of the uni- versity's School of Law. Anna L. Price won first honors and Harold W. Savage, second highest honors among the accountancy gradu- ates, while Raymond G. Dunne won | first honors among the Law School | graduates, with W. J. Burns second. ! { Carlson.’ Elaine Sara A. Hulcher was given an award by the Kappa Phi Legal Sorority for making the highest average for the three years of any woman in the Law School. The list of graduates was as follows: Bachelor of Commercial Sclence Degrees. Ault, Emmett Foster Malone. James T. Beale Richard E. Mars Rolland W. Beardsley. Saml. F. Middieton, Andy M. Brining, Alice Meta' Miller. Irving C. Burrows, Addison E. Murray. Patrick C. Niefeld Isadore Peterson. 8. A Price. Anna Louise Ripley, Howard T. Dugan, John Root. Newman Elban. ‘Raymond M. Savage. Harold W. Flanders_ Richard F. Sese. Jusn G. Hirsch. Morrls. Sharits. Earl C. Holms(rom. Raiph H. Shinberg. Leon M. Houff. Tracy M_E. _ Smith, Clyde W. Hunter. Milton 8..'ir.Sternbers. Louis H. Leiderman, Max Swindlehurst. Wm Leizear.” Willard J. Walker. Leslie Alvin Leizear. William J. Winkelman R. H. Tovett. Willle M. Young. David R. Malickson. S. M. Cockeriile. J Master of Commercial Science Degrees. Bailey. R. L. B.CS. Hansen, A. F.. BCS. Barry. K. S BCS. Jordan, G. B. Burrows, Addison E. Trow. W. G.. Elban, Raymond M. Weiler. A. L Certificate of Graduation Medler, O. George Bachelor of Laws Degrees. Apostolides, John Locke. Gertrude V. Atkinson, Alice M. Marauardt, Roy K. Ballou, C.°A.. jr. McCormick. G. W. Bartz. Charles H. McKinstry, I. D. Bauer, Henry Chase Monaghan, E. D Blake. Mary A, Montgomery. O, J Bleaker, Loui: Moran, J. Sterling Bowles, NS, §r. Newcome. Elnvr D. Braathen. C,' A. O'Flaherfy. Otis H. Bragg. Roy C.. st v. Hilbert Co Bragunier, B.'Bowie Parry. Ezra M Burns. W. J. Pinion. Dwight J. Calabia, NI M. Rice. Georze Selner Caruthers, D. 8. Rilev. A. Jack Custer, Cecil Earle Rush. James T. Drake. Edgar Allen Sanford. Emmons M. Dunne_ R. G. Saunders. C. L. Edey. Aubrey A., jr. Schuvler. Trving J, Ellis. Ray A. Shilling. Eric K Fuller. George A. Shurman. Philip Fuller. Leslie N. Sherwood. J. Rohert agher. H. C. Smith, Svdnev B. v. Themas P. Smithe. Charles K. Goodman Melba Strickland. J. M. Hansen. N Tonzo Stver. Martin R Hoffman. John 8. Swan. Raymond H. Hubel, NeJson E. Thompson Owen G, Hulcher, Sara A Tripo. John Earl Ingram. Orville J. Vollberg. Ernest M. rvis. Sarah Glass Walsh, Daniel J. Keesee 'S, W Walsh' John R. fr. Kennedv Alice M. Weizel, Marearst B, Kirby, Liovd H White. Frank Elwyn Kirchmyer. R. H. Wilbur. Otto Harvey Leverton, J. F. Willls, 'W_ Stanley Levy. Frank Wolcott. Duane N. Certificate of Graduation, Law. Butcher, Harold J. COURTESY DECREED NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 9 ().— The Tennessee Highway Patrol was ordered yesterday to develop the Ches- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1937. WOODWARD & LOTHROP terfleldian manner in dealing with motorists. Chief Joe Willlams announced ‘“we will not tolerate any of this military attitude in dealing with the public for seldom is it necessary.” He added that “a courteous and efficient patrolman is a good salesman for his State and in his dealings with the public, especially with tourists, he can make an impression that will not soon be forgotten.” SOUTHEASTERN GRADUATES Your diploma is your mark of merit, earned after years of hard work. HAVE |IT FRAMED NOW! Pre- serve it forever in a frame of finest mate- rials and workmanship for only $1.75 complete We will gladly ecall for and deliver at no added charge. 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