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Accountancy Degrees;
Conferred on 409 at
Benjamin Franklin U.
Degrees in accountancy were
conferred on 409 men and women
last night at commencement exer
cises of Benjamin Franklin Uni
versity, held in the Hotel Statler.
John T. Kennedy, president of
the school, addressed the grad
uates, urging that freedom of op
portunity be restored to certain
professions.
The graduates are:
Masters of Commercial Science.
Arshawsky. Harry Jones. Robert F , jr.
Bailey. J A . jr. Kearney. Robert F. i
Barrick. Lorain M. Kelly. Richard R.
Bennett. Richard C. Kirwan. Alden J.
Bernstein. Robert Kusba. Lorraine C. [
Balden. John A. Lord. David C.
Bloomfield. Fred A. McCord, James F.
Braunstein, Samuel McGuire. John F.
Brooks, Herbert F. Mclnturff, G. P.
Bullock. Howard B. Miller. H. W.
Burke. Harold L. Moravitz. Carroll A.
Burrns, Charles D. Morgan. Richard S.
Campana. Philip J. Munday, H. L.. jr.
Campbell. Gradv F. Palmer, Margaret E. j
Carey. Viola E. Quible, Norman E.
Crocker. Ellis H. Rattal. Nicholas
Curley. Leroy Reidenbach. R. R.
Dacey. James A. Roberts. John A.
Dawson, Durwood Rolfson, J. O.
Edwards. W. M„ jr. Rosenbaum. David. !
Elgin. Albert J. Rosick. Joseph A.
Fagerli, Olaf H. Ross. Charles V.
Feddon, Mary Russell, Charles I.
Frei. Harold J. Schmahl, Calvin C.
Fry. W. Ashley Schwartz. Harry W. j
Gehley, L. E. Shaffer. Victor J.
Goldstein. David A. Shipe. Charles D.
Greavex. Ralph E. Sigler. James R.
Gray. Theodore L. Snell. D. Meade
Grille. Joseph R. Spencer, Robert B.
Hierhng. Ed. J. jr. Terranova. J„ jr.
Higgins. James M. Trader. Richard F.
Hoar, Glen W. Vineyard, Donald W.
Hoskins, R. Grace Walls. W. M.
Hudson. Claude P. Washburn. F. S. i
Isbell. Francis R. Whitlow, Howard E.
Jeffries, James G. Wilson, William R. !
Bachelors of Commercial Science
and Special Graduates
aBecket, Thomas Cross, John C
Ahrens. Gerd H. Culbertson. W N.
Allcock. Nelson R. Dale, Richard E.
Alvarez. Joseph E. Davis, Charles L.
Anderson, Earl R Davis, Oscar M.
Anderson. Paul W. Deaner, R. A • jr.
Angel, Leon DeCofl. John F.
Babst. William Devey, Noel C
Baer. George A.
Bagford. F. R. Dodd. Robert T.
Bailey. Joseph A. Duff. James A.
Baker. Grayson. F. Durkin. Donald F.
Baker. Jack Dvorkln. Ma*
Baker. Junior D. Ebenstem. Abe
Ballard. Richard E. Eberhardt. W. G.
Bare Darwin B. Eckert. Clarence E
Baresel. Paul A. Elfman, Thomas H.
Bauwens, George A. Elmore. James W. I
Bayer. Robert F. Ennis, Lee M.
Beatty. John Espey. William E ;
Beckham. Thomas M. Femgold. Irving
Beissel. Richard V. Ferris. Brian J.
Berry. Thomas S, Fischer. Clarence A.
Blandin. Francis W. Fishback. John R.
Blaney. T. J.. jr. Fisher. Ernest C.
Bloom. Donald F. Fisher. G. W . jr.
Bolish. Edward Forlines. Julian H.
Borak. Isaac A. Fox. Harry R
Bowser. Lloyd A. Franklin. W. L.
Boyd, Clarence R. Frazier. R. H.. jr.
Brill. Wallace J.. )r. Freas. Melville F.
Broulik. Frank Frederick. D R.
Brurier Edward J. Fullenkamp. C. R.
iuchanandRas.J- Gaffney, Charles C j
Bunch. George H. Gambel. William L. !
Buniak John Gardner. Donald M. ?
Burton. Margaret. E. Garflnkle. Edwin
Bury. Thomas J. *•
Carrico. H. S.. jr. Go dncr Ly e E_
Casale. Arthur W. Gould. oamuel P. J
Cason. H. E.. jr.' £ra!J?tk,i?ob"itT.
Cassano. Joseph M. Granl Edy a-d B.
Cassidy. Thomas G. Greenslade. h v\
Castle. Walter F Grignon. Heim
FrTnkK’ GrS?syLo^lsWm
Cuia*i"jam*s A. gwvnn*.Russell M.
Clark, Baxter M. «aas- Harold H.
Cobb. Richard E. 5a{f‘p 9?nai<1
Cohen. Albert M. HalLF. M jr.
Cooper. Daniel Ha s /rcd F. Jjr
Courtois. Bernard Ha is. rreu t, Jr
Cradlin. James N. Hanes. Richard I .
Crawford. Ehward T. J11!!,1”8 &.E, I ' ['
Crawford. V. J. Landis, James H lr, I
Harris. Fletcher D.
Harris. Samuel. 1r. Lefebvre. Ronald H.
Harrison. Kirmet A. Leon. Johnny C.
Hartley. James R P?tori£ari ?•
Healey. W'illlam R. £f‘uJv .
Healy. Bernard W. c
Healy. Lunsford O. Lipoml, Joseph S t
Hegdahl. Gordon L. lLsl’1ftwiJk£,£.‘? n**rd J’ 1
Henry. Wm. T. Longley, Carl D.
Henson. James W. .mS'fT'
Hereford. George L. Moving,
Hewitt. Nelson C., jr. LO'ins.R Earl
Hill. Kenneth A. {-usardr John J.
Hogan. Louis A.. jr. i
Hoke. Hubert D McCloskey, J.mw J.
Holtzman. Mildred D. McCracken. W H_
Hopkins. Samuel P. I' !
Hoyt. Robert M. dp/,°ih? B
Hudgins. Chester B. McEwan. Paul J. ,
Hunt. Clyde M. McFarliind He;nry T. ,
Hunter, William B. McGirk. Clyde W. ;
Husted. James V.
Hyde. William G. t
Iacullo. Adoloh B. J
Ichiujl. Joseph
Jackson. John H. McPadden. Thomas
Jackson. Wm. L. MacMillan. L^K.^ i
Jacobs, Rosemary F. w
Johnson. Edward S. Ma£5rTI!?.c >°n
Johnson. Ray. L. Maloney, Thomas B.
Jones. Robert T. JJanders. Robert W.
Kalness. Grace T. Mantor. CWm. • .
Karydakis. Teddy E. Marsh, Quinton N. ,
Kelleher. Paul H HarSh' „
King. John L.. jr. Maske, Russell D.
Kirschbaum. E L. r
Ktrst. Harry G. £Ieln5 J,?' £lch?-rd C
Kisak. Paul F. Meredith. Max G.
Knicely. Homer D. wfueI’ Lewis C
Koback. George J. Mll er. Francis D.
Kober. Paul M. Miller, Harold D.
Kosciw, Michael Miller, Waller R.
Krithis, Steve Mills. Francis L.
Kunkel. Robert G. Moore. John C.
Kurtz. Kenneth R, Morris. Marion L.
Kusumoto. Arthur K. MulUn, Robert J
La Forest. L O. M. Mumford, David H.
Lambert, Edgar E. Myers, George Louts
Lanahan. Daniel F. fj?ee&ani s,
Mvers John Shepherd, H. L , Jr. 1
Neagle. Edwin F Shoemaker. ^0U1S R
Newman. H A., jr. ®npur, Myron
Newquist. Russell P. §brav,e'f£a'. 4B
O’Rr'ant Carl R oiegel, licnc b. i
O’ B rie n. Franc is J. Sigmon. Adrian L.. jr.
Oley. William H Simmons. William H.
O’Loughlin. James V. §uj»s> Maude L.
Ornburn. Richard E. ®ims: William
Owens. Donald L. Sinclair, Douglas C.
Pprrv t invrf n Sisco, Bernarci
Peters. Thom as L. Skasklw. Walter
Philipp. Joseph N. f B’
Picillo, Philip Slizik. ,
Pin. Gordon B. Smith, Edgnr W., jr.
Poole, Jesse A., jr. Smith. James T.
Powell. Jack H. Smith, John H.
Powell, John F . jr. onaIe‘ FJ»aT.V**
Power, Agnes M. Snyder* Paul H.
Poyant. Armand R. Sorrentino. R^J.
Preston J. Allyn fpa<uk 'YiLl?? L’
Pulzone. Orlando J. Speich. John E.
Rabbitt. Constance A.fPe^.cer- James A.
Jtadigan. Thomas J. Spollen. Joseph T.
Raport, Milton J. Stamps. J. Fred |
Rasberry, Robert A. Stasiunas. E. H. s
Ratcliff. Albert B. Steeper. Merlyn W.
Redinger, Richard R. Steiner. u
Reiser. Ann S. N. Stephens. Milton H.
Rettig. W. Edward Stephenson. Ralph M.
Reynolds. Celima M. a«7 n 4
Rheuark. Carl A. Stonebraker. W R. jr.
Roache. Donald A. Streeter. Robert W.
Roberts. James A. Stroud. Walter A.
Roland. Charles E. Stuart. Alfred D ;
Rosenberg. Simon Stuermann. L. H . jr.
Ross. Calvin S. Swann, Harold A.
Ruby. Dale F. Swayzee, Floyd L. ,
Rud. Melvin Jay,lor 'If,*??11 •
Ryan. William F. Taylor. William A. ,
Sandmire. Kenneth D. Jeter. Alice M.
Sanger Harry J. JIBner- Ae,
Sage Alcer G Tomasick.Peter P
Schaum. Edward V. Tralins. Stanley M.
Schlueter. Floyd E. Traub. Morton M.
Schwarz. James R. ■TrlckS,tti,'R>,h2 Rj
Seat, Robert C. Jrue’ RobeS,1 E- . _ 1
Sell. John W. Truyman^F’rancis P
fietzer Rov A Wilson. William G.
Turnburke Vintojr B. Winter Paul T.
Vaughan, Marion H. Wjse. David. jr_
Verkouteren. J. H., it Wise. William R.
•Wade. Hoyt E. WoH. Allen D
Walker. John W. Wolff. Gerhard S.
Walters. Jack E 3K005’ Srnt5ti ?
Ward E>onald H Wood. Rachel C.
Weekley. Richard V. Wright, Arter B.
Weinstein. Rose Wrobel. Herbert R.
White, Eicon O Yaden. James E.
White. Robert D. Yates, James D
Wiesman, Benjamin Yingling. John G.
Wiles, Francis M. Zack. Robert J
Williams. John S. Zuraski, Joseph A.
Wilson. George E.
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