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Portlanders
Top List With
Eugene Next
Graduation Exercises Set
June 13 to 15 on
Local Campus
Many Diploma Candidates
From Out of Slate,
Records Show
Candidates for degrees from the
University of Oregon this spring
total 573, according to figures re
leased from the _<
office of the reg
istrar, Earl M
Pallett. Of this
number 214 are
from Portland,
while 104 claim
Eugene as their
home town. The
remainder are di
v i d e d between
towns of Oregon
and those out-of
state and m tor
eign countries.
This number is
nearly 50 greater
Pallett
than the number
receiving degrees at the com
mencement last year, which was
528. However, it is pointed out
that some of the candidates on the
list may not receive their diplomas
at this time, as many of them still
have requirements to complete.
The list is merely tentative.
Commencement exercises will be
held June 13 to 15.
This list of candidates follows:
PORTLAND
Bachelor of arts—Janet Goodman Alexan
der, Horace Hows Allen. William James
Bruce, Eloise Bell Beaumont, John Ford
Card, Albert A. Campbell, Mary Louise Bo
Dine. I.ucilo Isabella Bowman, Constance
B. Hordwell, George J. Bracher, Rena
Anderson, Cora Leone Barlow, Bernice
Lena Bercovich, Bernard Rerenson, Muzctta
M, Blair, Wilbert L. Davies. Jane Cullers,
F. Diilna Deininger, Betty Cook.
Jane Farrell Cookman, Walter J. Coover,
Ida Eloise Clouse, Laura Elaine Clouse.
Alice Evlyn Chapman, Richard Scott
Fixott, Leo Freeman, Nellie Louiae Frank
lin, Esther Pctrea Frost, Ray G. Edwards,
Minnie Elmer, Wilma Katherine Enke,
Richard B, Fields, Jesse Steiwer Douglas,
Tom Dunham, Raymond Edward Duke,
Paul E. Hartmus, Martherita C. Hay,
Angela Giles Hearn, Saverina Marie
Graziano, Howard Edmond Green, Bertha
Brandon Hallam, Calvin Edward Ganten
bein, Harold L. Gordinier, Grace M. Gard
ner, Sam Itzikowitz.
Estelle Gloria Johnson, ,1. Howard John
son, Robert Whittemore Johnson, Alice
Hope Howland, Hariet A. Hughson, Mar
guerite* Bernice Hunt, Benson Hyatt, Mary
Elaine Henderson, Sophie Henderson, La
vina Hicks, Dorothy Hollister, John Oliver
Littlebales, Thelma E. Lehman, Sara
Luton. Honry-Etta Mae La Moree, Edward
D. Kittoe, Fred Howard Kurtz, Helen
Laurgaard, Helen Marie Lawrence, Ruth
Lawrence, Margaret F. Price, Mary Eliza
beth Kennedy, Harriet Kane, Harriet
Louise Kibbee, Delferd Monte, Helen C.
Mielke, Vernon G. Arnett, Alice C. Morrow.
Margaret I.ucy Moss, Edmund F. Mad
den, Elizabeth L. Martin. Donald Frank
McCall, Harriet Justine Medernach, Neil
Lewis Morfitt, Elizabeth Ann Plummer,
Mrs. Mary H. Pottsmith, Robert S. Bouch
er, George N. Niemi, David H. Naimurk,
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BEARD’S
Pearl M. Niskanen, Allan R. Palmer, Lois
Northrup, Helen Elizabeth Osburn, Jane
(fwendollian P a n to n, Anna Margaret
Schwalier, Dorothy Helen Shaw, Wallace
C. Shearer Jr., Jessie B. Rod well, Ellen
Elizabeth S a 1 w a y , Pauline Frederica
Schuele, Bessie M. Rathe, Willmadene
Richolson, Dorothy May Thomas.
Edward Riehl, Olive Henrietta Ritan. Al
berta M. Rives, Saverina M. Teresi, Helen
Elizabeth Sullivan, Klise Sundbom, Jean E.
Smith, Merrell A. Sisson, Dan N. Stephen
son, Marguerite E. Spath, Margaret Sara
Steckle, James Robert Whitman, Lorena C.
r Wilson, Grace Vath, Ethel Waddell, Mil
dred Maud Wharton. Esther Beatrice Wen
berg, T. Neil Taylor, Walter Alexander
Thompson, Edward S. Thorstcnbcrg, Ida
Belle Tremayne, Dorothy Lucille Turney,
Eva Judkis and John Yerkovich,
Bachelor of science;—Thomas B. Armit
stead ,.Jr., Arthur J. Anderson, Ruth Taylor
Califf, Paul Benton Branin, Kenneth Rich
ard Curry, Sarah Josephine Dammasch,
Frances Anna Dell. Percy H. Crawford,
Carroll Dean Creath, Mildred Jean Carr,
Florence M. Chambers, Gladys Clausen,
Neill Stevens Chinnock, Nancy Stairs Chip
man, Harold Raymond Fuller, Rose Eichen
berger Furst, Ernest A. Erickson, Mar
garet Mason Dickey, Gladys Haskin, Wil
liam H. Hedlund, Thelma Eiler Gunn.
Henry W. Hall Jr., E. Leroy Baughman,
Glay Doris Joy, Robert G. Heitkemper,
Harold J. Kinzell, Lucille Frances Hill,
Lawrence V. Keppingcr, Edwards E.
Merges, Elizabeth Rawson Horstman, Eli
zabeth Moore, George Alexander LeCompte,
Arthur John Markowitz, William Kenneth
Moore, Orrin Richard Hess, Harold Francis
Leonard, Marguerite Louise Loretz, Doris
Dalrymple Johnston, Howard M. Peterson,
Fannie Vick Pierce, Mary Lou Myers,
Ralph Gordon MacDonald.
Alfred MacLaren, Anne T. McGivern,
Eugenia McNaghten, Alma Tonnette Nel
son, Theodore Scott Park, Wilber James
Peterkin, Hal Bradley Paddock, Martha
Rohner, Clarence W. Shuholm, Harriett
Elizabeth Ross. Spencer W. Raynor, Mar
tha Ann Prothcro, Laura Tallant, Marie
Louise Strube, Bess Roberts Templeton,
Dorothy Marion Smith, Wilbur D. Sehm, 1
Donald Wheat, William T. Whitely, j
James C. Stott, Julia Wilson, Gerald G. I
Van Dervlugt, Arnold Walter Toiven,
Irene C. Urfer, Inez Clark Walker, Anna
Lucile Stratton, Frances O. Leaf, William
Cutts, Grace Aileen Yeakley, Charles J.
Zane, Jerome C. Lillie, William Delaney
Winter and Max W. Carman.
Bachelor of business administration —
Henry Edward Baldridge, Monte Leonard
Wolf, Harry M. Tonkon, Paul A. Walgren,
Martin F. Smith, Wayne D. Mulquin,
Philip A. Livesley, Donald Holden Guild,
Bernard C. Duhrkoop, Harold A. Fraun
dorf, Joseph Freck Jr.
Bachelor of laws — William Lockwood
Beatty, Harvey S. Benson, Arthur B.
Baines Jr.
Bachelor of architecture Elmer Gottlieb
Zeller.
Doctor of jurisprudence — John William
Berg and T. Lester Johnson.
EUGENE
Bachelor of arts—Arthur Delbert Addison
Jr., William Harold Ayres. John Eliot Al
len, Lillian E. Allison, William It. Anater,
Anna Mathilda Blom, Marie Louise Itright
man, Reba Brogdon, Margaret Arline Beis
tel, Florence Evelyn Elliott, Mildred G.
Fales, Nena LaFrance Cramer, Catherine
Julie Dunlop, Louella . Marilyn Fluaitte,
Beulah Van Guilder Dragon, Marthiel Duke,
Gudrun Helen Hammer, Juanita Hannah,
Dorris Hardy, Abraham Lawrence Gold
stein, Sol Alfred Beadner, J. Ivan Hall,
Muck H. Hall, Wesley Herbert Gilmore,
Beulah Crissey Jensen, Victor Louis Jep
sen, Norma L. Jacobs, Melvin Eugene
Johnson, Kathryn Lucille Husby, Dana
Ariel Logan, Kenneth Kienzle, Douglas
Knox, Odine Norman Niekelson, Irene
Marie Moore, Esther Malkaisian, Cleta P.
McKennon.
William Buckner Pittman Jr.. Lenore
La Porte, Dorothy Kirk, David N. Olsen,
Leon E. Semke, Harold E. Shuey, Mary
Mildred Reynolds, Errol Berry Sloan.
Louise Smartt, Cecil C. Snyder, Howard
S. Stafford, Arthur L. Rogerts, Isabel Ann
Weinrick, Anna Kathryne Garrett, Kath
erine Elizabeth Hendricks, Amy Katherine
Porter, Lucile Purdue Wirth, Katharine
Mcndinhall York, Thella Eileen Wood.
Bachelor of science—Otma Fritz, Ken
neth Claude Allen, Gladys Ruth Burkett, ,
Rayma L. Brown, Gaylord II. Cox, Wallace
Bates Faust, Homer F. Dickson, Herbert
J. Doran, Wanda K. Eastwood, Joan For
rest Eberhart, Helena Graham, Margaret
Louise Gierhart, Ruth Darlene Johnson,
Clarence A- Kester, Kathryn G. Kjosness,
Harold H. King, Clair C. Meizel, Carl
Morris Lyman, Grace Isabelle McClanahan,
Justin A. McDonald, Carl Henry McDowell,
Ralph Stanford Semke, Marshall Shields,
Walter Lewis Pritchard, William Luther
Suver, Getlow Kalberg, Frank William
Smith, Gilbert A. Sprague, Josephine H.
Stofiel, Leonard J. Steele, James J. Wal
ton, Lora Allison Webb, Dennis K. Tru
love, Fletcher Sanborn Udall, Ward Wil-,
liam Wintermeier, Susie E. Scott, Harold
Joy Wood, Elizabeth Marion Crocker, El
vira B. Jensen.
Bachelor of business administration —
Thomas George Rennet Swanton, Albert
Kay Martin, Melvin George Long, Henry
Fremont Beistel.
Bachelor of architecture—George Murlin
Drury, J. Laurin Reynolds.
Doctor of jurisprudence—Walter Thomas
Durgan, Hugh L. Biggs.
Bachelor of music—Doris Helen Patter
Bachelor of law—Lannes G. Baird.
OTHER TOWNS IN OREGON
Adams—Dena L. Lieuallen, B.A.
Albany—Mary Elizabeth Wood, Ellis D.
Sox, David Greenwalt Mason, B.A.
Ashland—George Francis Barron, B.A. ;
Louis Dodge, B.S. ; John Dodge Galey, D-J.
Astoria—Frances Katharin Tapscott, Be
atrice Tabke. Frances Peterson, Edith
Elizabeth Lofstedt, Arthur E. Alne and
Charles H. Barr, B.A.; J. P. Trullinger,
Erma Laura Wiggin, Lucy M. Spittle,
Hilfretl Mattson, Eino Edward Isaacson,
Helen M. Elliott, Ernest Arnold Alne,
B.S. ; Anton Frederick Peterson, B.B.A.;
Albin Walter Norblad, B.S.; John William
Halderman, B.L.
Aurora—Johanna Katherine Yost, B.S.
Baker--Roger Biswell Jr., Charles Pal
mer McKim, James T. Speres, B.A.; Joan
Patterson, B.Arch.
Bend—Orpha Jane Ager, B.S.
Beaverton—Don Smith, B.A., and Maude
Moore, B.S.
Brookings —.Raymond George Wood,
B.B.A.
Butte Falls—Frank Hoover, B.S.
Central Point—Evelyn Hope Hamilton,
B.S.
Creswell—Iowa Ruth Ludington, B.A.
Canby—Ora F. Needham, B.S.
Clatskanie—George Erickson, B.A.
Clackamas — Gladys Marie Haberlach,
B.A.
Corvallis—Ronello B. Lewis, B.A., and
Helen Cecelia Amort, B.S.
Cove—Edward E. Coad, B.S., and Fran
cis E. Coad, DJ.
Cottage Grove—Thelma Kem, Ethel Beryl
Mackey and Josephine Wiseman, B.A.
Dallas—Walter Crist Beck, B.S. ; Wayne
J. Page, B.A., and Arthur B. Woods,
B.B.A.
Enterprise—George W. Cherry, B.A.;
Orval J. Millard, B.L.
Falls City—Harold Wagner, B.A.
Freewater — William Benjamin. Clark,
B.A.
Forest Grove—Wilma B. Moreland, B.A.;
Edwin L. Graham and Frieda L. Holz
meyer, B.S.
Gaston—Fern Catherine Baker, B.A.
Gold Beach—Robert Herman Smith, B.A.
Grass Valley—Kenneth Olds, B.S.
Garden Home—Paul Addison Grant, B.A.
Gladstone—Roy Arthur Wilkinson, B.S.
Grants Pass — Vura Bettie Whitsett,
B.A. ; Peter Parley Proctor Jr., B.A.;
Maria Aldine Wilson, B.S. ; Amelia Cecile
Metzeri, B.L.
Halsey—Rex Tussing, B.A.
Hermiston — Florence Lillian Woughter,
B.A.
Hubbard—Ralph Yergen, B.A.
Hillsboro—Miriam Rae Shepard, B.A.
Helix—Bertrand Duval Isaminger, B.S.;
Glenn Naysmythe Gardiner, B.A.
Huntington — Charles Anthony Binder,
B.A.
Junction City — Ida Johanna Markusen
and Hans Edward Ruder, B.A.
Joseph—Bruce Wilson, B.S.
Jacksonville—Ruth E. Severance, B.A.
Keno—Jessie L. Puckett, B.S.
Kent—Velma Augusta Matthes, B.A.
Kerry— J. F. Marvin Duechel, B.A.
Klamath Falls—Margaret L. Cummings,
B.A. ; Robert E. James, Mary Agnes Hunt,
Olive E. Hills, Ralph A. Hill, Edna B.
Kerns, Kenton Darrell Hamaker, B.S.
LaGrande—Jean Alyce Williams, Melvin
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Alfred Parker, Etta Belle Kitchen, Dor
othy Adeline Eberhard, George Lee Ander
son Jr., B.A. ; Marie E. Tiggelbeck, Imo
gen Elnora Russell, Claude Livesa Hall,
B.S.
Lakeview—Jesse Lee Stovall, Marguerite
Etta Mauzey, Ermin Earl Harper, Henri
etta Dunning, Ernest Gaither Everett,
Georgiy E. Boydstun, B.A. ; William Barry,
B.S. ; Vinton Harold Hall, B.S. ; Theodore
R. Conn, B.L.
Monroe—Alta Mary Bennett, B.A.
Moro—Gwendolyne Ruth Foss, B.A. :
Ruth L. Bryant, B.S.
i Medford—Vernon A. Coverstone, B.A.;
M. Meredith Sheets. Mary Elizabeth Bower
man, B.A. ; D. Stanley Boggs, Ivan N.
McCollom, B.S.
Monmouth—?F red W. Calef, B.A. ; Olive
R. Calef, B.S.
Merrill—Richard G. Bogue, B.S.
Milwaukie — Stanley Carlyle Richmond,
Wilbur D. Howe, B.S.
Mill City—Arthur Martin Mason, B.A.;
Sister Ursula Hodes, B.S.
Molalla—Charles N. Holman, B.A.
Marshfield—William Hay Dashney, B.S.
Malin—Frances Honzik, B.S.
- Multnomah—Maryon Dennis Taylor and
Margaret Mills Freeborg, B.A.
North Bend — Kathryn F. Langenberg,
B.A. ; Evelyn Rose Carey, B.S.
Newberg — Fred E. Hollenbeck, B.S. ;
John Raymond Fite, B.S.
Ontario—Lelia Eleanor Wood, B.A.
Oakland—Beatrice Ernstine Bennett, Mil
dred Gerinne Wilcox, B.A.
Oswego—Grace May Poppleton, B.B.A.
Oregon City—Mildred Swafford, Miriam
Swafford, B.A. ; Carl W. Muender, George
A. Dodds, B.S.; Harriette Holland,
B. Arch.
Prairie City — Margaret Lucile Stalker,
B.A. ; Glenn Wilbur Kimberling, B.S.
Powers—George Collins Varney, Eugene
Virgil LaClair, B.A. ; Philip P. Coffin,
B.S.
Prineville—Eldred Merle Breese, B.B.A.
Parkdalc — Arthur C. Babson, Gordon
Francis Gardner, B.S.
Pendleton—Elmer John Pahl, Mrs. Rena
Hales Holdman. B.A.; James R. Raley Jr.,
Lloyd R. Sherrill, David Carl Nelson, Har
old Hatten, Dorothy Barthel, B.S.
Rainier—Jack H. Sammons, B.L.
Redmond—Maida Pauline Ehlers, B.L.
Roseburg—Daphne Hughes, B.A. ; Golda
Parker Wickham, James Alen Wickham, J.
Truman Runyan, Frank W. Long, Ray
mond L. Bell, B.S.
Seal Rocks—Marion Ryan Keep, B.A.
Seaside—Vada Catherine Spath, Charles
W. Spear, B.A.
St. Helens — Mary Caniparoli, B.A.;
Marion H. Beal, Wade A. Rutherford, B.S.
Springfield- William T. Pollard, John H.
Cox, Dale O. Phctteplace, B.A.
Salem — Nancy Thielsen, B.M. ; Edna
Irene Prescott, Constance Maxine Glover,
Irma Florence Green, John Westley Evans,
Jennie Edith Delzell, Hellen Irene Ashli
man, B.A. ; Clarence Jesse Hamilton,
Chandler P. Brown, Ruth C. Clark, Flor
ence L. Clutter, Dorothea Goodfellow, Ed
ward Elbert Siegmund, Margaret D. Simms.
B.S.
Silverton—May Arnold Wells, B.S.
Tigard—Lillie M. Strom, B.S.
Tyee—Warren C. Powell, B.B.A.
The Dalles—Cecil Chrisman, B.L. ; Den
zil Doss Harper, B.S.
Vernonia—Amy E. Hughes, B.A.
West Linn—Leslie S. Porter, B.A.
Vale—Hazel Dell Russell, B.A.
Woodburn — Elizabeth Bouton McCord
B.S.
Wallowa—Lillian Naomi Dale, B.A.
Warrenton — Willis Albert West, B.L.;
Firmin A. Falleur, B.S.
Yamhill—Holly Clare Fryer, B.S.
OUT OF STATE
Los Angeles, Cal.—Edwin J. Crebs, B.S.
Glendale, Cal.—Edithe Thompson, B.A.
Long Beach, Cal.—Fred W. Finsley, doc
tor of jurisprudence.
San Francisco, Cal. — LeRoy Hughes,
Richard Stevenson, B.S.; Beatrice Jean
Burtt, Fletcher Stanhope Pyle, B.A.
Palo Alto, Cal.—Alan Howell Ames, B.S.
Eureka, Cal.—Fred G. Barnum, B.S.
^ Paso Robles, Cal.—Edith Louise Turner,
B £?a^anc*’ —Harold Spencer Roberts,
Fresno, Cal.—Eleanor Galbreath, B.S.
Sacramento, Cal.—Thelma Bernice Chap
pell, Emilio E. Varanini Jr., B.A.; Law
rence T. Slauson, B.S.
^Sebastopol, Cal. — Mae Frances Jones,
Le Mesa, Cal.—Ada Gene Garfield, B.A.
Ontario, Cal. — Louise Chapin Harris,
B.A.
.Roseville, C
B.S.
Weaverville,
B.S.
al.—Lester Waddington Fait,
Cal. — John Newell Davis,
B ^nncouver’ Wash. — Edna A. Dammon,
Longview. Wash.—Mildred McGee. B.A.
B I,WaC°’ —Mary Patricia McGowan,
Tacoma, Wash. — John A. Guis, B.A.;
Clarence Herbert Wick, B.S.
Yakima, Wash.—Joseph Charles Trainor,
B.S.
Castle Rock, Wash.—Ethel Gertrude Ma
son, B.A.
Seattle, Wash. — Mary Joyce Maddox,
B.A. ; Lamberto A. Benito, bachelor of
business administration.
Wenatchee, Wash.—Robert Owen Reiser,
B.A.
Endicott, Wash. — Robert Travis Henry,
B.S.
Bellingham, Wash. — Hazel M. Lewis,
B.A.
Aberdeen, Wash.—Mary Gertrude Gaunt
let t. B.A.
Clayton, Wash. — Rose Madelin Costan
tino, 'B.A.
Philippine Islands—Julian Apil, Celestino
Sarmiento Lagasca, Hel'iberto P. Mori,
Vincent N. Pismonte, Eugenie Lopez
CoggeshalVs Office Hums as
Professor Prepares To Go
By VINCENT GATES
He was “flustered,” to use the
vernacular; and he was just a lit
tle excited, as though he were pre
paring a trip to historic old Eur
ope. Which he was. Reginald Cog
geshall, professor of journalism,
spun around, uttered a half listless
sigh and then laughed.
“That’s what I get for being a
University professor when I’m try
ing to get to Paris.”
Conferences, loquatious students,
a desk piled high with late papers,
and people phoning to wish “bon
voyage.” Such are the things with
which one has to contend in pre
paring for an ocean trip as evi
denced by the bustle of last minute
preparations in Coggeshall's office
yesterday. But it is all worth it
for the reward of planting one's
feet on the home-like soil of
France. That is the assertion of
Mr. Coggeshall, who was working
on the Paris New York World prior
to coming to the University.
“Is Paris home to you?”
He answered rather hesitatingly,
but his eyes fairly gleamed at the
mention of the city.
"As much as anywhere. Why? I
guess because I have lived there.
Am I French? No, I’m an Ameri
can. Here's my passport.”
Coggeshall, who will sail on the
Padilla, Nicholas Nicholas, B.S.; Buena
ventura Reyes Santiago, Nicholas Costosa,
B.A.
Orangeville, Idaho—Nadine G i 1 k e s o u,
B.A.
Melba, Idaho — Robert Dawson Knox,
B.S.
Slullan, Idaho—R. W. Schofield, B.A.
Weiser, Idaho— Ruth M. Galloway, B.A.
Boise, Idaho—Helen Brace Bullock, B.A.
Honolulu, Hawaii—Nada Louise Stocks,
B.A.
Waimea, Kauai—Dorothy Davidson, B.A.
Domingo, N. M.—H. S. Nedry, B.S.
Springfield, Mass.—Ellen Louise Rickert,
B.A.
Highmore, S. D.—Drew White Ferkins,
B.S.
New York City—Harry Siegel, B.A.
Lincoln, Neb. — Gwendolen Larnpshire
Hayden, B.A.
Burdine, Ky.—James Albert MullinB,
B.A.
Chicago, 111.—Lewis Albert Lamb, B.A.
Great Kails, Mont.—Douglas Fraser De
Cew, bachelor of business administration.
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French liner "De Grasse” from
New York, displayed a large
parchment with greetings from
the University of Oregon to the
College de France at Paris, which
he will present at the 400th anni
versary of the French university
the latter part of June. The parch
ment, which was lettered by Profes
sor Nowland B. Zane of the art
school, bears the signature of Dr.
Hall, and the University seal.
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