LeHigh University






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Brooklyn Standard Union
June 11, 1929

Graduates

264 GRADUATE AT LEHIGH

BETHLEHEM, Pa., June 11
LeHigh University is turning out a class of 264
members, most of them graduated in some branch of science, 
the largest class in the history of the university.

   Of the graduates, twelve are from Brooklyn and six from other 
section of Long Island.

   Frederic Allen SCOTT, of Roslyn Heights, wins his degree of master of
science, one of the eighteen winning graduate degrees.

   The bachelors of arts include 
L.J. ACKERMAN of Far Rockaway, 
John Karsten AHLBERG, 
Marvin BLANCHARD, 
Bernard Lawton OPOLINSKY 
Lloyd VALECHE,  of Brooklyn.

   The following win their B. S. in business administration:
Thomas Moran BRENNAN
David Garrison FLUHARTY of Rockville Center, 
Carl John HEYSER of Brooklyn, 
John Irving KIRKPATRICK of Woodhaven, 
John Howard MANLEY, 
George Wallace SIMRELL, Jr.,
Leland Dewey TRANTUM of Brooklyn, 
Walter Arthur WILSON of Richmond Hill.

Herbert Clarence HOBBS, Jr., of Brooklyn, obtains his degree of civil engineer, 
William Morton PICKSLEY, Jr., of Brooklyn, becomes an electrical engineer. 
Philip Marx ZIMMERMAN of Brooklyn is being awarded the B.S. in
	industrial engineering
Arthur Harold SORRELL, Jr., of Brooklyn wins his degree of mechanical engineer.

Transcribed for the Brooklyn Info Pages by Margaret Ransom
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