Ridgewood Herald-News from Ridgewood, New Jersey • 16

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1955 Page 16 THE RIDGEWOOD, N. HERALD-NEWS RECEIVE ADVANCED DEGREES AT GRADUATIONS Diplomas Awarded at Junior and Senior College Graduations ft T. McVeigh Jr. Falrletgh Dickinson 's 4 -Sib i Nancy R. Earl St.

Lawrence B. A. Williams E. Rauch Douglass Douglass Karyl Smith St. Lawrence C.

Beaver Vassar J. H. Kasterleln Newark Stata P. 8. Partyka Douglas Virginia Colbeth Columbia Teachers Robert C.

Burr Iowa State Lois Herr Harvard Lee Metcalf Wheaton IM iviMtrorm'M BMhiA AS xfc ShMtafl Ms Lee tqwarua Staats L. v. osicnor.uge Emily Baker eutwer Falrleigh Dickinson Fairlelgh Dioklnson Falrleigh Dickinson Fatrlelgh Dickinson Falrletgh Dickinson Falrleigh Dickinson Foundation at Vassar She prepare)! for college at Ramsey High School. Jane C. Beaver Finishes at Vassar Jana Coleman Beaver, daughter ot Charlea C.

Beaver of Ridgewood, and Ura R. TerwiUlger of Newton la a candidate to receive the A. degree from Vassar College on June 13. Jane, whose major field of study has been psychology, was president of the Psychology Club this year. She received academic honors her Junior year and also served on the Academic Committee for the College Religious Association's conference Upon graduation, Jane will work with the Mellon Local Girl Graduates From School of Nursing Miss Eleanor Stlckel, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey B. Stlckel ot 52 Dale Ave, Wyckoft, was graduated from St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing on Mav 28, at a ceremony In St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Eleanor was graduated from Ridgewood High School and Immaculate Junior College In Washington, DC. She will return to Catholic University, Washington, D. C. this fall, to obtain her B. 8.

In nursing. JkaJkm Sylvester De Mars Engineering S. Sylvester A. De Mars of 638 Arcadia Rd, Ridgewood, Master of Science In Electrical Engineering, Is among 387 graduating students of Newark College of Engineering to receive degrees tonight at the colleges 39th commencement exercises to be held at he Mosque Auditorium In Newark beginning at 8 SO. Douglass College Awards Three B.

As To "Ridgewood Girls The Commencement exercises of Douglass College, women's college ot Rutgers University, were held June 8, with several students from Ridgewood receiving degrees. Among them were Evelyn Jana Rauch, Frances Partyka and Baroaia Williams. Recipient of a Bachelor of Arts degree In sociology, Evelyn was 'elected to Phi Beta Kappa and has been named to the Dean's List for academic achievement. She held a Ridgewood College Club scholarship for three years and a State University Scholarship and a general college scholarship for one year. In her sophomore year she received a muslo scholarship.

She was graduated with honors In sociology. For three years Miss Rauch was a member of the Elizabeth Rod-man Voorhess Chapel Choir and the Rutgers University Choir- She was chalrmah of her campus Recreational Activities Committee and class representative to Government Association, student governing body. In her senior year she was student chairman of her dormitory. A graduate of Ridgewood High School, she Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur L. Rauch of 82 John Street. Barbara was a history major at Douglass. She has served as photog-graphy editor, advertising manager and a reporter on Caelllan, campus weekly newspaper. This year she was recipient of the Nichols award far outstanding work on the newspaper.

A graduate of Ridgewood High School, she Is the daughter of Mrs Charles A. Williams of 5 Robinson Lane, and the late Mr. Williams. She received a bachelor ot arts degree. An English major at Douglass, Frances, a graduate of Ridgewood High School, is the daughter of Mrs.

John F. Partyka of 238 Doremus Avenue, and the late Mr. Partyka. She received a Bachelor ot Arts degree. Midland Park Girl Wins Education Degree Mrs.

Joyce Halllday Kasterleln of 50 Chestnut St, Midland Park, wJl receive the degree of Bachelor of Science In education from Newark State Teachers College at commencement exercises to be held today In the college auditorium at 10 a.m. Pearl Buck, Nobel Prize Winner In Literature, who will receive the 1955 Award for Distinguished Service In Elementary Education, will deliver the commencement address. A graduate of Pomptgn Lakes High School and major In fine arts education, Mrs Kasterleln Is a past worthy adviser of the Hawthorne Rainbow Girls. A member of Norms Theatre Guild, the Class Shows Committee, the Social Committee, and Sigma Kappa Phi sorority, she did her Junior student teaching In the Ridgewood Elementary School System and her senior student teaching In Paterson Central High School. Helen Weber Graduates From Penn Hall Helen Camille Weber, daughter ot Mrs.

E. E. Purcell of 54 Park Slope Ridgewood, has been graduated from the Penn Hall Junior College, Cham-bersburg, Pa. John 0. Wicks Bucknell Eleanor Stlckd St Vincent's Hoap.

Herbert A. Vasoll Lafayette Robert Read Haverfopd B. I. Wllcoxson Lafayette ajfcfcv, Yale University To Give Degrees to Five Area Students Five students from Ridgewood and Glen Roc Id are among the 2,000 candidates for degrees at Yale University's 254th commencement to be held June 13. Those from Glen Rock who will receive degrees are: Stanley Raymond More of 19 Ashton PI Bachelor ol Dvlnlty, and William LcRoy Thomas Jr of 32 Cornwall Rd Doctor of Philosophy From Ridgewood; Robert Alexander Hetherlngton Jr, 93 Sherwood Rd Bachelor of Arts; Richard Thomas Richardson, 616 Upper Blvd, Bachelor of Science, and Richard Eugene Vojlr, 649 Spring Ave Bachelor of Engineering.

E. L. Tozler F. V. Nesvllng 8.

J. Williams Bucknell Bucknell Bucknell a Donald P. Prescott To Receive B. S. and Officers Commission Donald P.

Prescott Jr. son of Mn and Mrs. Donald Prescott of 361 Cedar Ave, Ridgewood, Is a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Science In Business Administration at Norwich University's 136th Commencement to be held Sunday. The Commencement speaker will be Senator Leverett Saltonstall ot Massachusetts. Donald, a graduate of Peeksklll Military Academy, waa a member ol the executive council of the Outing Club, served on Junior Week committed and chairman of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

He held the rank of Sergeant 1-c In the cadet corpe. In addition to his university degree, Donald will receive a commission as a reserve Second Lieutenant In the Army. Following active duty, he plans to enter the public relations field. Mlcaels Celia Vermont Jr. Col.

Bucknell Grants Four To Students Among candidates the 105th University, June from the Ridgewood Leslie Tozler Fae N. Neavllng, John G. Wicks of John L. Knecht Marie E. Glasser Mtddlebury St Elizabeth's Peter H.

Zecher Mtddlebury Lee Metf alf Receives Wheaton College Degree Leo Metcalf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert it Metcalf, 64 Rodney St, Olen Rock received the degree of bachdor of arts at Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. Wheaton's 120th commencement exercises were held June 5, In Colo Memorial ChapeL Commencement speaker '-as Dr. Joseph Johnson, president ot the Carnegie Endowment lor International Peace A graduate of the Albany Academy for Girls, Albany, Y.

Lee was chosen Wheaton's May Queen In 1953. Whos Who Student, Others To Graduate Today From Lafayette College Lafayette College wlU confer degrees to three Ridgewood area students today Herbert A. Vasoll, son of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert H. Vasoll of 562 Lotus Rd, will receive a Bachelor qf science degree lc physics.

He was a member ot Kappa Delta Rho, and house manager of that fraternity. Bruce I. Wllcoxson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E.

Wllcoxson of 777 East Ridgewood Ave, will receive, a Bachelor of Science In mechanical engineering. He was president of Student Council, co-captaln of the soccer team, secretary of 111610 Delta Chi, member of Knights of the Round Table, honorary upper classmen's society, member of Maroon Key and Calumet honorary societies, and Is Hated In "Who's Who In American Colleges and Charles W. Bogert Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Wheeler Bogert of 561 Godwin Ave, Midland Park, wlU receive a Bachelor of Arts degree. A major in history, he was manager of the baseball team and a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. Marie E. Glasser Has Business Degree Marie Elizabeth Glasser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William t. Glasser of 180 Park Ave Midland Park, was graduated yesterday from College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, with a degree of B. 8. In business administration.

Mark was treasurer of the Glee Club, secretary of Economics Club, member of Athletlo Association, and buslnesa manager of the Elizabethan, college yearbook. Ridgewood, GlenRock Men West Point Graduates, Receive Commissions Alfred Sheldon of Glen Rock and J. Matteson of Ridgewood, were graduated Tuesday, from the United States Military Academy at West Point. While at West Point, Cadet Sheldon, Ion of Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred 8heldon ot 479 Ackerman Ave, Glen Rock, was active In fishing and golf clubs, was a member of the honor committee and vice president of Che West Point Debate Council. A former student at Virginia Military Institute, Lieutenant Sheldon received his appointment to West Point from former Senator Robert C. Hendrickson of New Jersey. He received a Bachelor of Science degree, and has been commissioned a second Lleuten-anat In the Air Force. Lieutenant Matteson, son ot Mrs.

Richard Matteson ot 347 Gilbert St, Ridgewood received a Bachelor of Science degree, and was commissioned a Second Ltetutenant In the Artillery. He will leave for Fort Bill, Oklahoma this week, and wiUTe married the following day. While at West Point, Cadet Matteson waq active In the Handball Club and the Russian Club, and an active participant In Intercollegiate soccer. Lt. Matteson received his appointment to West Point as a presidential appointee He Is a graduate of Ridgewood High School.

Hie father was a 1933 graduate of the United States 4 Mill toy Academy. University Degrees From Area for degrees at commencement of BuckneU 13 are four students area They are: of 472 Hlllcrest of 75 Clinton Ave, 250 Oak St Ridgewood, and Shlrla J. Williams of 309 North Franklin Tpke Ho-Ho-Kus. Leslie, Bachelor of Arts, Is a member of Delta Zeta and Sigma Tau Delta, national honorary English fraternity. She worked on the staffs of the Student Handbook and the Bucknel-llan, weekly newspaper, and LAgen-da, college yearbook.

She was a member of the chapel choir, and served as vice president of PI Delta Phi, national honorary French fraternity. Fae, Bachelor ot Arts, specialized In economics She worked on the staff of the Bucknelllan, and L'Agenda, was a member of the Christian Association, Booster -Club and Kappa Delta sorority. Shlrla, Bachelor of Arts, majored In English. She served on the house of representatives and honor councU of the Womens Student Government Association. She was a delegate to Panhallenlc Council, member of Women! Athletic Board, treasurer of the senlv class and editor-in-chief of the Buckhelllan, John, Bachelor of Science, In commerce and finance, transferred to BuckneU from Susquehanna University.

He was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and worked on the staff of LAgenda. St. Lawrence University Graduates Local Students Several student from the Ridgewood area were graduated June from St. Lawrence University. Gem eral I uclus D.

Clay delivered the ad' dress at the commencement exercises Students and tnelr degrees are: Norma M. Sutton. A. In sociology, daughter ot W'lltam H. Button of 324 Gramercy Glen Rock; Nancy R.

Earl, A. In business administration daughter of tat and Mra. Zachary Earl ot 110 Sherwood Rd, Ridgewood; Joan E. Pellet, B. A.

In English, daughter qf Mr. and Mra. Howard P. Pellet of 343 Broadway, HUIadale; Dunald Olnl, 8. In chem-latry, son of Mr.

and- Mrs. Alfred Olnl of 37 Crescent Ave Ramsey; Karyl Smith, B. 8. In psychology, daughter ot Mrs. Helen 8 Smith of 395 Gilbert 8t Ridgewood.

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