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Lou Sullivan Shine Eileen Mabel Smith *Mary Esther Stevenson Margaret Stanford Tillett Elinor Lee Walters
*Bessie Gay Watson Virginia LeMay Williamson *Carolyn Lamar Wray Tempe Gee Yarborough
Presented by Dean William Whatley Pierson MASTERS OF SCIENCE
*Robert King Bailey (in Public Administration)
Waitus Woodard Howell H. Dale Roth (in Pharmacy)
MASTERS OF ARTS
Marian Atkinson *Ross Elwood Rackenstoss, Jr. John Alfred Barrett Eloise Baynes Warren Benjamin Bezanson William St-John Blackshear Georgia Ann Brewer George Andrew Christenberry Coit McLean Coker Caroline Vogler Diehl James Arthur Doubles, Jr. *Cornelia Estabrook Frances Katherine Foust Edit Ullstein Glaser *John Walter Charles Grotyohann E. Ashby Hammond Ethel Crew Hawkins Lynette Heldman
Rachel Johnson Kathryn Isabel Kennard *Wilson Morrow Laird *Eleanor Sanders Lane Lois Latham Lubin Poe Leggette Jane Gage Leitner *Raymond McClinton Drusilla Louise Martin John Frederick Munch *Marie Morgan Pettigrew Margaret Erwin Robins Mary Leigh Scales Robert Belvin Starling *Robert McIlhenny Unger Vivian Ellen Veach John A. Walker Rogers Dey Whichard
The University Concert Band PRELUDE TO KUNIHILD
DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY Presented to the President by the Dean of the Graduate School
Columbus Andrews, Rural Social-Economics Thesis: Administrative County Government in South Carolina.
Linton Lomas Barrett, Romance Languages Thesis: The Supernatural in the Spanish Non-Religious Comedia of the Golden Age.
Harry Voorhies Bice, Psychology Thesis: A Study in Word Association.
Richard Archer Edwards, Geology Thesis: Yorktown and Duplin Ostracoda of North Carolina and Virginia.
Mary Howell Eliason, English Thesis: A Study of Some Relations Between Literature and History in the Third Estate of the Fourteenth Century: Chaucer, Piers the Plowman, and the English Mystery Cycles.
*Absent by permission.
Mary Wilma Hodge, Physics Thesis: The Statistical Behavior of Geiger-Müller Tube Counters. George Frederick Horner, English Thesis: A History of American Humor to 1765. Samuel Bradiey Knight, Chemistry Thesis: The Decomposition of Ammonium-Deuterium Chloride. Granvil Charles Kyker, Chemistry Thesis: A Study of the Preparation and Properties of 6-Halogen Substituted Carvacrylamines and Derivatives. John Walker McCain, Jr., English Thesis: Certain Aspects of John Heywood's Vocabulary in Relation to his Cultural Interests. Hermon Wilkes Martin, Psychology Thesis: Effects of Practice on Judging Various Traits of Individuals. David Milne, Chemistry Thesis: The Growing and Processing of Whole Cotton. Postell Mood Nicholes, Jr., Chemistry Thesis: Activity Coefficients of Lead Chloride in Aqueous Solutions— An Investigation concerning the Effect of Temperature on the Debye-Hückel Ion Size Parameter. Nita Katharine Pyburn, Education Thesis: Antecedents of the North Carolina School Law of 1839. Frederick Carlyle Shepard, Education Thesis: An Investigation of the Relation Between Physiological and Personality Changes During Adolescence. Thomas Earle Smith, Botany Thesis: Host Range Studies with Bacterium Solanacearum E. F. S. John Albert Southern, Chemistry Thesis: A Semi-Micro Scheme of Qualitative Analysis. H. W. Straley, III, Geology Thesis: Some Geomagnetic Traverses in the Appalachian Mountains. Lawrence Sidney Thompson, Germanic Languages Thesis: Wilhelm Waiblinger's Interpretation of Italy. Katharine Way, Physics Thesis: Photoelectric Cross Section of the Deuteron. James Wilson White, Physics Thesis: The Infrared Absorption of Phenol and Ethyl Alcohol. William Alexander White, Geology Thesis: The Mineralogy of Desert Sands. Clement Manly Woodard, Romance Languages Thesis: Derivatives of caballus and equus in French and Provencal Territory.
The University Concert Band
MANNIN VEEN.........................................................................Haydn Wood
VI CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Recipients presented on behalf of the Faculty by Archibald Henderson. Citations for the University by the President.
HARK THE SOUND.................. (Audience is requested to sing)
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
VII BENEDICTION
DEGREES CONFERRED IN AUGUST 1937
Bachelors of Arts
Ross Guerard Allen Frances Elizabeth Austin James Benjamin Carlisle Ruth Carolyn Covington Charles Columbus Erwin Edward Benjamin Ferguson, Jr. James Royall Frazer Edgar Graham Gammon, Jr. Thompson Ritner Harlow John Lawrence Jones, Jr. Edward Cutler Joyner Frank Carl Joyner
Jeremiah Kisner Nancy Zollicoifer Kyser George Norman Pierce Leetch Ruth Page Harry Rhodes, Jr. William Hamilton Sawyer, Jr. Mack Simmons Eileen Mabel Smith Marietta Helen Smith John Austin Tate, Jr. James Rhodes Wright
Bachelors of Arts in Education
Harvey William Gwyn James Roland McCachren
Earlie Clifford Sanderson Olin Ray Yeager
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Charles Lee Corpening
Bachelors of Science in Medicine
Albert Edward Corpening [?]rastus Genair Goodman Will Hardie Lassiter, Jr.
Robert Toms Pigford Thomas Sparrow Long
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
Jesse Clark Johnson
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Eugene Russel Cate
Bachelors of Science in Commerce
John Calhoun Bower, Jr. Edward Price Grant Horace Emerson Hamilton
James Robert Lothian Charles Mclver Andrew Lawrence Simpson
Bachelors of Laws
Alex Boyd Andrews III Frederick Gustave Henderson, Jr. Israel Harry Jacobson Hugh Stuart McDiarmid
Edward Alford Morgan Henry Charles Rancke, Jr. Earlie Clifford Sanderson John Henry Sembower
Bachelors of Arts in Library Science
Evelyn Boyd Stanley Dowdell Brown Margaret Eleanor Combs Jessie Amy Fuller Sidney Holmes Isabella Jinnette
Jeanne Marie LeBlanc Emily Louise Loftin Jane Llewellyn McDaniel Caroline Heiskell Parks Beulah Benton Stroud Georgia Lewis Thomas
Masters of Science
Henry Grady Dorsett, Jr.
Joe Henry Watkins
Masters of Arts
William Brantley Aycock J. McLean Benson Mary Elizabeth Bitting Cullen Paul Brooks Charles Lemuel Carroll, Jr. Rachel Wells Carroll Ernest W. Cason Atlas Lawrence Cheek Mabel Benner Cobb James Filmore Cook Nena DeBerry James Floyd Fletcher Rosalyn Howard Gardner Edward Hiram Gibson III Beverley DuBose Hamer James Woodrow Hassell Manning Hawthorne Elizabeth Johnson
William Henry Kampschmidt Jules Alexander Karlin Ruth Wharton Kuykendall William Albert McKnight Mary Stuart Mills Charles Albert Petigru Moore Joseph Edgar Morris John William Parker William Peery James Warren Rabun William Lawrence Rhyne Thomas Moorman Simkins, Jr. Virginia Beckett Simkins Robert Edward Smith Anne Blanche Stewart Leon Bayard Taylor Vincent Heath Whitney Nihat Ferit Yapar
Doctors of Philosophy
Edward Hutchings Anderson, Economics and Commerce Thesis: The Process of Internal Organization. Convere Jones Burwell, Philosophy Thesis: The Relation of Hegelian Epistemology to the Development of Individuality. Charles Edward Cauthen, History Thesis: Secession and Civil War in South Carolina. James Edmund Congleton, English Thesis: The Neo-Classic Theory of Pastoral Poetry in England. Henry Leitner Edwards, Chemistry Thesis: A Scheme of Qualitative Analysis, involving the Use of Organic Reagents. Margaret Jarman Hagood, Sociology Thesis: Mothers of the South: A Population Study of Native White Women of Childbearing Age of the Southeast. John Kennedy Hodges, Chemistry Thesis: The Sulfonation of Certain Aliphatic Hydrocarbons. Merton Ogden Phillips, Economics and Commerce Thesis: Tramp Shipping: Its Changing Position in World Trade.
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Degrees had been awarded Tuesday to 305 candidates by N. C. State College as the institution concluded its commencement exercises and students then turned their faces homeward again.
It was the largest graduating class in the history of the college. Ambassador Josephus Daniels presented diplomas at closing exercises Tuesday evening in Riddick Stadium.
Those receiving degrees follow:
Bachelor of Science degrees were awarded the following:
Agriculture Sam B. Hodges, Burkeville, Va.; Jap P. Davis, Jr., Salisbury; Woodrow W. McPherson, Mebane; William A. Schreiber, Jr., Charlotte; D. Lee Simmons, Freeland; Austin McD. Garris Watha; Victor J. Goodman, Concord; Roger W. Murdock, Troutman; John W. Pou, Elmwood; Edwin L. Shore, Cycle; James C. Von Cannon. Banner Elk; Louis M. Smith, Jr., Raleigh; William C. Thacker Greensboro; Joseph Y. Allen, St. Pauls; James C. Frink, Bladenboro; Lyle N. Hall, Salisbury; Joseph J. Hamlin. Jr., High Point; George H. Herring, Goldsboro; Ben P. Jenkins, Jr., Shelby; Paul J. Lyerly, Granite Quarry; Jesse B. Newlin, Mebane; Van S. Watson, Jr., Rocky Mount; Samuel L. Williams, Sparta; Henry L. Brake, Rocky Mount; James S. Melton, Hendersonville; Whitten W. Sholtz, Jr., Charlotte; John P. Overcash, Kannapolis; Glenn C. Alexander, Matthews; Charles C. Pratt, WinstonSalem; Harold D. Morriss, Miami, Fla.; Felix R. Speer, Boonville.
Forestry James S. Campbell, Franklin, Va.; William A. Campbell, Southport; Charles J. Cheslock, Orbisonia, Pa.; Wilmer L. Colwell, Jr., Washington, D. C.; P. C. Connor, Buffalo Ridge Va.; Max Dillingham, Barnardsville; Roy C. Eaker Cherryville; Julian W. Farrior, Burgaw; James H. Findlay, Gastonia; Grady H. Floyd, Jr., Fairmont; William L. Foster, Littleton; Charles A. Fox, Asheboro; Billy Griffiths, Raleigh; Richard M. Henry. Russellville, Ark.; La Floyd H. Hobbs, Delco; Adolph J. Honeycutt, Jr., Raleigh; Thomas McC. Howerton, Asheville; James L. Huff, Mars Hill; George W. Hunter, Raleigh; Valentone V. Karaiva, Scranton Pa.; Howard W. Lull, Asheville; Walter J. Marshburn, Jr., Burgaw; Jesse P. Moorefield, Greensboro; Robert McD. Nelson, Chambersburg, Pa.; Edwin W. Ryder, Shippensburg, Pa.; Clarence B. Shimer. Wilmington; George E. Smith, Jr., Greenville, S. C.; Paul W. Warlick, Blitmore; Norbert B. Watts, Raleigh; Joseph A. Whiteman, Jr., Raleigh; Walter Warren Wooden, Baltimore, Md.
Agricultural Education Hugh Doak Barden, Orrum; Charles H. Bean, Lawndale; Edmond B. Browne, Raleigh; William S. Butler, Clinton; James H. Campbell, Taylorsville; Murray J. Chappell, Edenton; Phillip R. Elam, Kings Mountain; Jefferson H. Enloe, Franklin; Marsdan L. Farrior, Rose Hill; William McG. Harper, Garner; Larry O. Hill, Vanceboro; Tyree B. Holland, Holly Springs; Truman L. King Turkey; Leroy Mintz Shallotte; Worth S. Moore, Apex; Woodie M. Osborne, Stabfield; James L. Patrick, Grifton; Ray L. Pittman, Fairmont; Albert J. Smith, Goldsboro; Fred L. Smith, Denton; Harvey G. Snipes, Ahoskie; Marvin P. Taylor, Enfield; Shearin P. Teague, Newland; John C. Thorne, Selma; Joseph L. Tunnell, Swan Quarter; Ben Williams, Monroe; Murray B. Williams, Monroe; Edward H. Wilson, Blanch.
High School Teaching Stephen Acai, Donora, Pa.; Edward T. Berlinski, Bloomfield, N. J.; Cecil J. Brownie, White Plains, N. Y.; Albert A. Chieniego, Jr., Burlington, N. J.; William E. Entwistle, Old Orchard Beach, Me.; Thomas J. Harper, Raleigh; Marinus Hoek, Long Island, N. Y.; Wade T. Leary, Edenton; Louis Mark, Bronx, N. Y.; Rujar J. Massa, Bellaire, O.; Fred F. Mastrolia, East Boston, Mass.; Robert L. Mayton, Carry; Daniel A. Piloseno, Belaire, O.; Edward S. Riccardelli, Orange, N. J.; Joseph H. Schwerdt Jr., Everett, Mass.; Charlie C. Stott, Raleigh; Richard M. Thompson, Mt. Holly; George W. Weitlauf, Jr., Penns Grove, N. J.
Industrial Arts Sobey F. Allen, Raleigh; Byron S. Clapp, Siler City; Joseph A. Renn, r., Winston-Salem; Farmer S. Smith, ., Raleigh; Honoree W. Pierce, ex.
Architectural Engineering Robert B. Cauthen, Raleigh; and ic G. Flannagan, Jr., Henderson.
Ceramic Engineering John J. Amero, Gloucester, Mass.; thur Dammann, Amityville, N. Y.; arden W. Gaskins, New Bern; arles D. King, Wilmington; AddiMaupin, Raleigh.
Chemical Engineering Paul C. Blalock, Jr., Fremont; James G. Bronson, Durham; Alton E. Davis, Burlington; Richard L. Davis, Charlotte; William H. DeBoy, Raleigh; John H. Griffin, Monroe; Earle C. Hart, Jr., Hartford, Conn.; Norman S. Hertz, Long Branch, N. J.; Walter D. Jacobson, Island, N. Y.; Joseph L. Katz, Morganton; George R. Killam, Jr., E. Orange, N. J.; Alfred J. Lowermilk, Jr., Mount Gilead; James E. Moore, Jr., Raleigh; Leon S. Newman, Virgilina, Va.; Charles R. Parkinson, Fairhaven, Mass.; Thomas J. Rolland, Jr., Greensboro; Alvin Saltzman, Bradley Beach, N. J.; Ephriam L. Sawyer, Sanford; John F. Seely, Chester, Pa.; Donald Sener, Harrisburg, Pa.; Henry B. Smith, Jr., New Bern; William S. Terrell, II, Norlina; Henry V. Waehli, New York City.
Civil Engineering Robert Anton, Portsmouth, Va.; Macon M. Dell, Greenville; William A. Edwards, Jr., Princeton; Francis J. Johnson, Tampa, Fla.; Walter P. Little, Catawba; William W. Nickles, Rockingham; Marl E. Ray, Raleigh; Thomas W. Ribers, Greenville; Howard S. Wahab, Belhaven; L. B. Ward, Whitakers; John C. Boney, Hamlet; John W. Brown, Shelby; Ernest I. Clancy, Washington, D. C.; James M. Coleman, Jr., Raleigh; Owen A. Daly, Raleigh; James E. Grantham, Rocky Mount; Wyatt M. Jones, Jr., Wilson; Charles H. Sachaklian, Marcelius, N. Y.; Everett S. Scott, Fayetteville; John Smith, Jr., Leaksville; Henry Martin Van Oesen, Wilmington; Anthony B. Fabrizi, Geneva, N. Y.
Electrical Engineering Paul G. Bodwell, Jr., Raleigh; Lester R. Crane, Raleigh; Henry N. Cyrus, Rocky Mount; Howard G. Gwaltney, Winston-Salem; Aldo L. Livero, New York City; Joe T. Massey, Raleigh; Hubert L. Morgan, Jr., Canton; Robert C. Pollock, WinstonSalem; Robert E. Ritch, Raleigh; Alfonso D. Robertson, Jr., Lumberton; Raymond C. Snook, Roselle, N. J.; Wythe B. Weathers, Fayetteville; Joe McA. Willis, Lumberton; Charles L. Woody, Spruce Pine; Simon H. Woolard, Robersonville.
Industrial Engineering William Baerthlein. New York City; Walter J. Chapman, Walsenburg, Colo.
Mechanical Engineering Arnold S. Ahrahams, New York City; M. C. Brennan, Port Chester, N. Y.; Wilson H. Fisher, Brasstown; Paul Green, Sylva; Lee M. Hinshaw, Winston-Salem; James W. Hollis Jr., Laurinburg; Joe Paul Lorek, Castle Hayne; Donald W. McLean, Asheville; Raymond F. Meyers, Biltmore; Harold S. Overman, Jr., Elizabeth City; Russell V. Powell, Newport News, Va.; Stanley S. Seago, Greenville; William O. Truitt, Greensboro; Leslie A. Ward, Bemus Point, N. Y.; Frank C. Ziglar, Charlotte; Lewis A. Abraham, Portsmouth, Va.; Jack Leet, Ladewood, N. J.
Biology Erwin Lenkowsky, New York City; Richard L. Oliver Raleigh; Pauline E. Tilley, Raleigh.
Chemistry Jacob B. Joyner, Fuquay Springs; Samuel S. Moss, Albemarle; Walter C. Repony, Clifton, N. J.
Industrial Management William McG. Bell, Windsor; George R. Bobbitt, Jr., Nashville; Walter Lee Chambers, WinstonSalem; Norman C. Davis, Elizabeth City; Woodrow R. Fountain, Wilmington; James S. Fulghum, Jr., Kinston; David R. Southerland, Goldsboro; Robert L. Stallings, Jr., Bridgeton; John L. Sullivan, Wilson; James A. Weathers, Jr., Raleigh.
Textile Chemistry Jack M. Andrews, Bonlee; Charles M. DeMarcay, Jr., Savannah, Ga., William L. Dixon, Jr., Charlotte; Charles J. Dulin, Charlotte; Rodney B. Graham, Jr., Charlotte; John Greaves, Jr., New Bedford, Mass.; Stephen J. Hawes, II, Charlotte; William L. Hunter, Salisbury; Carl C. Plaster, Winston-Salem; Thomas G. Sloan, Charlotte; Francis M. Southerland, Durham; John E. Spainhour, N. Wilkesboro; Raymond W. Szulik, New Bedford, Mass.; Roy Loflin Ward, Thomasville; Robert E. Willett, Raleigh.
Textile Managment Angus C. Cameron, Olivia; Claude E. Clarke, Jr., Danville, Va.; Woodrow W. Jones, Greensboro; Albert C. King, Littleton; Thomas C. Ragsdale, Jamestown; Harry Schneider, Brooklyn, N. Y.; James B. Tollison, Raleigh; Frank J. Upchurch, Jr., Raleigh; John W. Wilson, Louisburg.
Textile Manufacturing Claude W. Allen. Sanford; Luke W. Boney, Jr., Wallace; T. W. Bridges, Lawndale; James T. Catlin, II, Danville, Va.; William P. Crawley, Littleton; Robert B. Crosland, Jr., Charlotte; Paul B. Cullen, Fall River, Mass.; Forrest M. Davison, Gibsonville; ;Roy L. Dixon, Winston-Salem Charles R. Dunnagan, Yadkinville; George W. Fry, Raleigh; Charles L. Fulp, Kernersville; John B. Gaither Raleigh; John M. Geitner, Hickory; Walter B. Graham, Jr., Vass; Wilton Jones, Woodruff, S. C.; Henry D. edbetter, Jr., Rockingham; Harry . McNeill, Rowland; William A. auney, Lincolnton; Harry P. Muln, Lincolnton; George E. Norman, ., Charlotte; James L. Padgett, aw Creek; S. J. Peele, Jr., Belhaven; avid L. Ramsey, Charlotte; Walter Rogers, Jr., Durham; Louis S. Satrfield, Danville, Va.; James W. ears, Belhaven; Charles D. Sloumb, Jr., Goldsboro; Milton Southland Wallace; Cecil G. Squires, Draer; Torrey M. Tyner, Shelby; Alfred . Warre, Jr., Snow Hill; William . Wetzell, Jr., Gastonia; Charles B. oung, Ivy; William A. Zachary, ooleemee.
Weaving And Designing George L. Boney, Wallace; Samuel B. Clayton, Jr., Greensboro; Clifton W. Enfield, Graham; Roy Landrum, Mountain View, Mo.; Glenn E. Penland, Asheville; Edward A. Quintard, Charlotte; Blair H. Sigmon, Alexis; James H. Stevens, Lancaster, S. C.; and Kenneth R. Torrans, Warsaw.
Master of Science The following received Master of Science degree: In agricultural economics, Jefferson I. Davis, Jr., of Athens, Ga., Joe D. Kinard of Ninety-Six, S. C.; and S. C. Mayo of Mesic; agricultural chemistry, James C. Hackney of Greensboro and Francis Tripp of New Bedford, Mass.; entomology, Herbert F. Scholl of Raieigh; field crops and plant breeding, William H. Chapman of Liberty, S. C.; plant pathology, Otto P. Owens of Raeigh; plant ecology, Robert K. Godfrey of Sussex, N. J.; plant physiology, John B. Whitney, Jr., of Augusta, Ga.; and in poultry science, David W. Gregory of Raleigh.
Professional Degrees Three professional degrees were arded as follows: C. B. Griffin, Jr., o Philadelphia, chemical engineerin C. B. Farris of Raleigh, master of griculture; and Robert E. Smith, Jr., f Fairfax, Ala., master of textiles