Brooklyn Standard Union
3 June 1929

Graduation

Twenty Local and Long Island Graduates to Get Diplomas Friday
   Twenty Brooklyn and Long Island boys will receive diplomas at the 163rd
annual commencement of Rutgers University at the Rivoli Theatre, New
Brunswick, N.J., next Friday morning.
   On Thursday afternoon the annual class day exercises will be held in
Kirkpatrick Chapel and, as part of the programme, 
Kingsley CHILDS of Brooklyn, will give the class history. 
Wednesday night the annual senior ball will be
held in Ballantine gymnasium, and on the committee are four Brooklyn and 
Long Island men-
Walter A. BEAUDEL of Rockville Centre; 
Norman F. BUTLER, of Flushing; 
William H. DUTCHER, of Brooklyn and CHILDS.

   Outstanding among the score of Brooklyn and Long Island seniors is 
Stanley Tex ROSEN, of Long Beach, who formerly attended New Utrecht H.S. 
ROSEN is the seventh four-letter athlete in the history of the college, 
having been honored for football, baseball, basketball and track. 
When he leaves, he will take with him nine varsity letters, three for 
football, three for baseball, two for basketball and one for track, and 
also three sets of numerals received for football, baseball and track 
in his freshman year. 
He was voted the best athlete in the recent class balloting.

   Brooklyn and Long Island boys, who will graduate and their activities
during their college careers are:
   Walter A. BEAUDEL, Rockville Centre-Glee Club, chairman Junior Banquet
Committee, Junior Prom Committee.

   Norman F. BUTLER, Flushing-Swimming squad, Cap and Bells Society, Ivy Club

   Robert P. CANIS, Ozone Park-Glee Club, German Club

   Kingsley CHILDS, Brooklyn-Cap and Skull, Student Council, Association of
Campus Activities, president; Scarlet Letter, editor-in-chief; Targum,
editor-in-chief; Anthologist, founder and editor-in-chief; Junior Prom
Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Student Business Activities Committee; Honor
Man, candidate for New Jersey Rhodes scholarship.

   Ero K. DJERF, Brooklyn-Swimming Squad, Glee Club, wrestling squad, water
polo captain, winner two varsity 'R’s'

   William H. DUTCHER, Brooklyn-Baseball squad, lacrosse squad, Cap and Bells,
president.

   John H. EASTERDAY, Brooklyn-Football manager, lacrosse manager

   Ralph G. FAIRCHILD, Roslyn Heights-Track squad, basketball squad, football
squad, lacrosse squad, winner two varsity 'R’s' (football and lacrosse)

   Madison C. FELT, Huntington-Baseball manager

   Henry I. FRENCH, Locust Valley

   Harold A. KOLMAN, Brooklyn

   Alan A. LANGENUS, Port Washington-Musical clubs, football squad

   David R. LEVINE, Brooklyn-Menorah Society

   Henry M. LIPKOWITZ, Brooklyn-Handball champion, cross country squad

   Joseph T. McGOUGH, Brooklyn-Scabbard and Blade, vice-president; boxing
squad, captain; Boxing and Wrestling Association, Interfraternity Council

   Thomas E. PEREYRA, Brooklyn-Lacrosse squad, winner three varsity 'R’s'

   Stanley ROSEN, Long Beach-Cap and Skull, Student Council, Football Captain;
baseball, track, Senior Class, vice-president; Interfraternity Council, winner
nine varsity 'R’s'

   Robert H. SCHIRMER, Brooklyn-Scarlet Letter, business manager; Association
of Campus Activities, Anthologist Council, secretary.

   Benjamin SHAPIRO, Brooklyn

   Peter J. J. TROLANO, formerly of Brooklyn, now of Manhattan-Baseball,
captain; Honor Man, Advisory Board of Managers, Scabbard and Blade, president;
candidate for New Jersey Rhodes scholarship, winner three varsity 'R’s'

Brooklyn Standard Union
June 7, 1929

Graduates

[RUTGERS] UNIVERSITY CONFERS 290 DEGREES AT 163rd COMMENCEMENT
   NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., June 7—Twenty Brooklyn and Long Island men are among
the 290 who received degrees at the 163rd annual commencement of Rutgers
University, held at the Rivoli Theatre here this morning. Of the 290, seven
were honorary, forty-seven advanced, twenty for extension courses in education
and 216 received baccalaureate degrees. Nineteen of the Brooklynites and Long
Islanders received baccalaureate degrees and one was honored for extension
work in education.

   The honorary degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon Gov. Morgan F.
LARSON of New Jersey.

   Peter J. J. TRIOANO, graduated of New Utrecht High School, graduated with
honors, receiving the Litt B. degree. He is a star athlete. 

Otto N. SCHUSTER of Jamaica, a junior, was designated a second lieutenant 
in the infantry of the Reserve Officers Training Corps, 

Four other Brooklyn and Long Island boys, 
TRIANO, 
George T. PALEY, a sophomore; 
William H. DUTCHER, a senior, and Ernest R. SCHULTZ, of Woodhaven, a junior, 
will be honored with commissions as second lieutenants upon completion of 
their course at the Plattsburg Camp this summer.

   Brooklyn and Long Island recipients of degrees are:

   Bachelor of Arts-
Ralph G. FAIRCHILD, Roslyn Heights; 
David LEVINE.

   Bachelor of Letters-
Walter A. BEAUDEL, Rockville Center; 
Norman F. BUTLER, Flushing; 

Kingsley CHILDS, 
Ero K. DJORF 
William H. DUTCHER, Jr.; 
Madison C. FELT, Huntington; 

Henry L. FRENCH, Locust Valley; 

Harold KOLMAN, 
Alan G. LANGENUS, Port Washington; 

Joseph T. McGOUGH, 
Thomas E. PEREYRA, 
Stanley ROSEN, Long Beach; 

Robert H. SCHERMER, 
Benjamin SHAPIRO 
Peter J. J. TROIANO, formerly of Brooklyn and now of Manhattan.

   Bachelor of science (general)-
Robert P. CANLE, Ozone Park; 
Henry M.LIPKOWITZ.

   Bachelor of science (extension course in education)-
Raymond B. SPRAGUE, East Williston.


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