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Annual Commencement University of Maryland Commencement Programs 1872-1937 Item Type Brochure/Program Publication Date 1937 Keywords University of Maryland (1812-1920); University of Maryland, College Park; Academic rites and ceremonies; Commencement ceremonies Download date 09/10/2021 03:44:09 Item License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10713/1301 University of Maryland ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT The Lyric Tuesday Afternoon, June First AT FOUR O'CLOCK 1915 ( ORDER OF EXERCISES / Overture-"Fest in C" , .. 0 o ••• 0 0 0 •••• Leutner Selection-"Tannhauser" ... 0 .... 0 • 0 0 0 0 ••• 0 •• 0 ••••••• 0.0 •••• 0 0 •• • •• 0 ••••••••••• 0 Wagner Excerpts from "Chin-Chin" 0 0 0 0 •• 0 0 •••• 0 •••••••• 0 •• 0 ••••••••••• 0 ••••••• 0 •• Caryl!e Fantasia-"America" 0 •••••••• 0 ••••••••• 0.0 ••••• 0 •• 0.0.0 .. 0 ••••••• Tobani 1. Music-March, "La Reine de Saba" ..... 0 ••••• 0 ••••••••••••••••• 0.0 ••••• 0 •• Gounod 2. Prayer by Rev. Wm. Page Dame, D. D. 3. Music-"Melody of Peace" ..... 0.00 •••••••••••••••• 00.0 ••••• ' ••• 0.0 ••• 00 ••• Martin 4. Address to the Graduates-c-Hon. Wmo Jennings Bryan, Secretary of State of the United States of America. 5. Music-Trombone Solo 0 •••• 0 •••••••••• 0 •••• 0 0 ••••••• 0 o. 0 ••• Selected 6. Conferring of Degrees by the Provost of the University. Candidates for the Degrees "Bachelor of Arts" and "Bachelor of Sciences" pre- sented by the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Candidates for the Degree "Doctor of Medicine" presented by the Dean of the Faculty of Physic. Candidates for the Degree "Bachelor of Laws" presented by the Dean of the Fac- ulty of Law. Candidates for the Degree "Doctor of Dental Surgery" presented by the Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry. Candidates for the Degree "Doctor of Pharmacy" presented by the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy. 7. Conferring of Honorary Degrees. 8. Music-"Panamericana" . Herbert 9. Award of Prizes. 10. Music-s-March, "American Republic" .. 0 ••••••• 00. 0 • 0 o. 0 ••• 0.00 0 0 •••• Theile Prof. Fritz Gaul, Director of Orchestra. Candidates for the Degree "Bachelor of Arts" Henry Devries Cassard, Daniel Eugene Walsh, Herbert Eugene Jump, Wilbert Lacy Merriken, Charles Brown Mowbray, John Edwin Selby, Walton Rider Nelson, Howard Bidwell Matthews, Charles Thaddeus Hauver. Candidates for the Degree "Bachelor of Science" John Lawrence De Marco, Robert Reid Ri tchie, Francis Arnold Hause, Oliver Parry Winslow, Harvey C. Mittendorf, Chauncey Victor Wilson, Orville Monroe Moore, William Daugherty Wrightson. Candidates for the Degree "Doctor of Medicine" Richard Binion Georgia John Albert Berchard Lowry . Jocelyn William Blackmer. " . " North Carolina ...................... North Carolina Kenneth McCullough Maryland Harvey Clifton Bridgers .. North Carolina Alva Edgar McReynolds ·· Illinois William Arthur Bridges North Carolina Lloyd Rogers Meyers Pennsylvania Louis A. Buie South Carolina William Cleveland Miller. .. Pennsylvania William Brown Burleson . Daniel Bruce Moffett. Alabama ...................... North Carolina Thomas Lacy Morrow North Carolina Thomas Mathew Calladine .... New York Charles Howard Moses Pennsylvania Ralph Cohen District of Columbia Charles Wesley Myers Pennsylvania Charles A. Cohn Pennsylvania Milfert Weaver Myers Maryland Vincent J. Demarco Mississippi Albert Augustus Naumann. Massachusetts Louis Diener Virginia Alberto Portuondo y del Pino CUba George Hamilton Dorsey Maryland Alberto Garcia de Quevedo y Munoz .. Joseph Leo Do'wling Rhode Island ........................... Porto Rico Patrick Aloysius Durkin Rhode Island Moses Raskin Georgia Michael Joseph Egan, Jr Georgia Hickman Ray North Carolina Dorsey Paul Etzler Maryland Arthur Hatton Riordan Massachusetts Gustave Adolph Fritz Maryland John Daniel Robinson North Carolina Harry Jesse Gilbert New Jersey George Perry Ross Maryland Carlos Gonzalez y Gonzalez .. Porto Rico William Thomas Ruark. .. North Carolina Lyle Leland Gordy Maryland Playford Lorenza Rush Maryland Samuel Harry Greenberg California Lucius Carl Sanders South Carolina Louis Ward Grossman Pennsylvania Harry Schnuck Maryland Gerald Leo Higgins New Jersey Louis Walter Schreiber Maryland Robert Burns Hill. North Carolina Samuel Dennison Shannon Maryland William Herndon Jenkins Virginia Myles Bernard Sharkey New Y.ork Milton Easley Jones Maryland Frank Earl Shipley Maryland Robert William Johnson .. South Carolina Charles Edward Sima Maryland William Robert J ohn so n .. South Carolina John Thomas Stringer Virginia J ames Isaac Justice West Virginia David Clemington Studebaker. Bernard Richard Kelley Connecticut . .. " Pennsylvania Roy Robinson Ker kow Washington E. Howard Tonolla Maryland Herman Warner Krantz Connecticut Joseph Judson Waft Virginia Franklin Harris Lackey North Carolina Theodore B. Warner. Maryland Edgar Winslow Lane North Carolina Bascom L. Wilson North Carolina Lloyd Jackson Lanich Pennsylvania John C. Woodland Maryland Addison Le Roy Lewis South Carolina Eugene Joshua Karl Zeller Maryland Oscar Vernon Linhardt Maryland Mark Victor Ziegler. ' Maryland PRIZEMEN University Prize-Gold Medal Michael Joseph Egan, Jr. Certificates of Honor. Bernard Richard Kelley, Bascom L. Wilson, Vincent J. Demarco, George Perry Ross, E. Howard Tonolla, Louis Ward Grossman, Dorsey Paul Etzler. Candidates for the Degree n Bachelor of Laws" George Wilton Benson, Bruce Campbell Lightner, Arthur Clinton Berryman, William C. Lurssen, John Nicholas Biesecker, Edwin Alexander McCluer, Allen Michener Booz, Daniel Francis McMullen, George Washington Bradford, jr., John Samuel Mahle, Joseph Royal Brunsman, Elmer Hall Miller, John Walter Bueschel, Kenneth Knel1 Moore, Emory Kemp Cathcart, William Muel1er, John William Chesley, Thomas Francis 0' Neill, Abraham William Cohen, Frederick Ernest Pausch, Henry Dubois, John Joseph Pratt, j r., Alfred Thomas Edel, Walter Harry Prem, August Euler, Charles F. Evans, j r., Charles B. Redfield, Joseph Fax, John Monroe Richardson, Charles Walter Frost, Lindsay Rogers, John Edgar Garis, L. William Rook, David Campbell Gibson, Abraham Rosenthal, William Henry Gonce, Washington Irving Salter, Arthur Page Gough, james Lawrence Schanberger, Jefferson Cleveland Grinnalds, Raymond Schlegel, Ferdinand Irvin Gruebel, Joseph Mitchell Schlessinger, Francis Joseph Gutberlet, Jacob Schroeder, Joseph Aloysius Haggerty, Edward King Schultz, Benjamin Hance, Simon Silverberg, Elmer Mittan Harper, Harry Edward Silverwood, Samuel Herman Hoffb erg er, Charles Borrorneo Smyth, J oshua Shelton HUll, Simon Ernest Sobeloff, William Bernard Jacobson, J ames Steele, Oscar Sutton Jennings, John Lawrence Sullivan, Milton De Ralph Jones, Paul Mitchel1 Taylor, William Warren Jump, William T. Thornton, Charles Frederick Kammerer, William McKendry Travers, Robert Erroll Kanode, Jr., Marcus Arthur Tregor, Isador Frank Kartman, John Thomas Tucker, Arthur Valentine Keene, Henry Hooper Waters, Charles Alexander Kelso, Henry Leroy Wortche, John W ooders Leonard, John Noetzel Yost, Samuel Joseph Lichtenberg, Julius Zieget. Candidates for the Degree. "Doctor of Dental Surgery" William Russell Bird New York Harry Winter Paul. .. " Australia Martin Brumberger New York Cayetano Ramon Pou Gomez . Charles Arthur Buist South Carolina .......................... Porto Rico David Charles Danforth Texas John Joseph Purcell, j r New York Jose Angel Davila Mexico Francisco Quin ter o, Magana Mexico James \iVilliam Farr Connecticut Ronald Y. Rankin Canada Arthur Horace Hebert Massachusetts Henry Honick Maryland Vincente H. Roca y Carbonell. Cuba Edouard J. Lariviere Massachusetts Elsie D. Roof-Scimeca Germany Jacob Walter Lewis Maryland Wilbur Nesbit Scruggs North Carolina Albert S. Loewenson Maryland John Robinson Secrest. .. North Carolina Harold J. Loomis New York Locke Van Grawl Simons. North Carolina Edward Aloysius Lynaugh,Massachusetts Floyd Henry Smith New York Henry M. McLean Nebraska Samuel S. Sobell New York H ea th MeI ntyr e Canada James Robert Thompson.South Carolina Lois Eunice McKeown North Carolina Walter Shields Mitchell Virginia Herbert Edwin Waterman Texas Harry David Newton Pennsylvania' Jno. Randolph Walker. Alabama Christopher James O'Connell . Ben Hill Webster North Carolina . '" ..... Massachusetts Joseph J. Wolk New York PRIZE MEN University Prize-Gold Medal. Albert S. Lowenson Honorable Mention Jose Angel Davila Candidates for the Degree "Doctor of Pharmacy" A. S. Bradley West Virginia Allan T. Hartman............................................................ Maryland Harry A. Kinnamon.......................................................... Maryland John E. Lillich ' , . .. .. Pennsylvania Benjamin Mellor, j r Maryland John T. Meeth Maryland Luther F. Mitchell Maryland Jamie A. Parlade Cuba John J. Pivec Maryland Wilmer H. Schulze........................................................... Maryland Harry R. Showacre..........................................................., Maryland Norman F. Storm Maryland PRIZEMEN Gold Medal for General Excellence and Simon Prize in Practical Chemistry, Wilmer H. Schulze. Junior Class-Honorable Mention (in order of mention). Arthur H. Eise, S. Fred Marshall. University of Maryland ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT . The Lyric' Thursday Afternoon, June First ORDER OF EXERCISES Overture-"Ruy BIas" ··················· .............. Mendelssohn Selection-"Lohengril1" Wagner Gems from "All Over Town" 0 0 •••••• 0 •••• 0 •••••••••• 0 ••••• 0 •••••••••••••••••• Hein Fantasia-"America" 0 •••• 0 •• 0 0 ••••••• 0 •••• 0 ••••••••••• '" • 0 0 • o' ••• 0 ••• 0 • 0
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