Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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ff PWEUNKWR Fifty-First Annual Commencement Exercises gi June 19, 1923 OLLOWING the precedent set two years ago, the Commencement Exercises X ' were held On the west lawn of the Castle grounds. The Class of 1923 had the distinction of having a larger number of graduates than any previous class, one hundred and thirty-one receiving their diplomas. President Humphreys opened the exercises in his usual interesting manner. He reviewed the progress of the Institute from the earliest days to the present time. He took this Occasion to say Once more that although our sub-title reads A College for Mechanical Engineering, yet the syllabus at Stevens offers an engineering course that Hts its graduates to adjust. themselves to practically any situation that might arise. Doctor Humphreys mentioned the Million Dollar Endowment Fund and expressed the hope that by the next commencement exercises he would be in a position to l ,X announce the complete success of the campaign. Doctor Humphreys' speech was followed by the Salutatory Address delivered by Paul Revere Everitt. ' Following the words of Welcome, the following prizes and scholarships were I announced: THE PRIESTLEY PRIZE PAUL GREENBERG, ,2-1 JAMES HUDSON HOLLYER, '24 l HONORABLE MENTION: XVALTER X71-IIT, '24- A THE CYRUS J. LAWRENCE PRIZES I CHARLES PARKER HERBELL '23 WILFRID BRoxuP COOPER '23 THE ALFRED MARSHALL MAYER PRIZES GEORGE FRED WOLF 25 YVALTER HENRY SPERR 25 THE WILLIAM A. MACY PRIzE LIBERO CIRILLO 25 THE HOMER RANSOM HIGLEY PRIZE JOHN PAUL KINZER 25 THE STEVENS SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP MAX Losr 27 FREDERICK N. ESI-IER 27 p THE HOBOKEN HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP HENRY HEIcIs 27 , FRANZ POLCH 27 WILMER RELYEA 27 THE HOBOKEN ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIP Nor AWARDED Doctor Kroeh, Secretary of the Faculty presented the Class of 1923 and announced that they had successfully completed the prescribed course of study He asked that they be given their diplomas and the degree of Mechanical Engineer Each man was then presented with the coveted diploma and the degree l i s i ,, H i .0, no A i ' D 00 . . U ' l ' l 28 1 , i . A - - A .- 56-f T ? - .. 11- - - - :..:-' -' ., .AR - 9- - .Q...,,...,.-as E f 119249 f-a s 9 ?-16

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ng 1 Af YA -Y' ,.- , - . P THE UNK 'Xe' .c Vcfgeiiel ,J ...IZ E Y f :yn 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION , , JOHN ALFRED DAVIS, B.S. . Director 0' A XPQ B.S., Columbia, 1905. 9 K U LEROY DURBoRow, A.B. . Assistant Director 'I 'IFE K5 A.B., Swarthmore, 1914. .0 l I JOHN EDWARD MITCHELL, B.P.E. . Instructor , CHARLES Go'rrLIEB KRIEL HARRIS . Instructor ' I , l . .0 PHYSICS PERCY HODGE, A.B., B.S., PI-I.D. ....... Professor 0' B 9 1-152 .Eg A.B., W'estern Reserve University, 18925 B.S., Case School, 18943 Ph.D., Cornell, 190Sg Member of American,Physical Societyg Society for the Advancement of vi Scienceg Illuminating Engineering Society. , WALDEMAR MA'I'rHAEus STEMPEL, A.M. Assistant Professor 'wx l HARRY CHARLES FRANK, B.S. . . . Instructor .0 CECIL PHILIP PEARSON, A.B. . Instructor I -0 I 'Q SHOP PRACTICE Q I ALFRED SEGUINE KINSEY ..... . . . Professor 0 Member American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society for the Promotion of Engineer- ,V ing Educationg American Foundryman's Association. 1 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING ,J I FRANK EDWARD HERMANNS, B.S. ....... Professor . B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 18995 Associate Member American Society Qu of Civil Engineersg Western Society of Engineers. 0 .. Q 27 I in J I - 7 - V- 1 Z -. E i 3 1r :Ab .-1? If '2r ? i'QKj 1.

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