Graduates Represent 19 States and 7 Countries at 140th Commencement
The 368 candidates at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s 140th commencement come from 19 states and seven foreign countries, including Cuba, India, Greece, and Puerto Rico. The list spans departments from Aeronautical to Architecture and Chemical Engineering, naming graduates such as Winston Bailey, Alfred Cuffe, Enrique Borges, and Bruno Crozzoli among many others.
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Rengsalser Polytechnlé Institute
Cuba
India
Breall
Puerto Rico
Bolivia
Haiti
Greece
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Florida
Ohio
Tennnessee
Rhode Island
Michigan
Maine
Virginia
Clinois
California
Maryland
Delaware
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
District of Columbia
Winston
Bailey
Oneonta
Richard Pumatend
Westfeld
Postwar Peak Reached at RPI Graduation
President Livingston W. Houston of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute said the postwar peak in veteran enrollment may be temporary and could rise again with future waves of students. At the 140th commencement, 283 degrees were conferred, over 75 percent to veterans, with 72 married. He warned that the coming “war babies” will enter college in a decade, while industry plans and rising engineering demand may expand enrollment beyond wartime levels.
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Livingston W. Houston
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rensselaer
E.P.I
Houston
RPL
Privilege to Learn urged by Stevens mentor speech
Dr Harvey N Davis president of Stevens Institute of Technology told 288 graduates that learning from elders is a human privilege extending beyond animals. He urged three historic men Leonardo da Vinci Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Edison as examples of lifelong study and completion of work for a just and wise society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvay N. Davis
Stevens’ Institute of Technology
Reneaelaer Polytechnic Institute
Homo Sapling
Leonardo Ds. Vinci
Vinci
Florence
Italy
Amboise
France
Stevens
Vinciana Institute
Leonardo
Verrocchio
Milan
Ludovico J
Sforza
Louis I
Xii
Aleo i
Venice
Pisa
Rome
Houston
Franklin
England
Royal Society
Medical Society
London
Francis I
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Philadelphia
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George G. Cohen
Brooklyn
Alfred G. Cuffe
Milford
Conn
Robert W. Dickson
Leonia
Edward L. Dock
Versailles
Richard H. Edwards
Troy
Austin H. Gale
Pittsfield
Maas
Irving R. Grey
David G. Jennings
Montpelier
Howard C. Judson
Miami, Mes
Hubert C. Mattice
Middleburg
Murray P. Menkes
Robert C. Noe
Katonah
William B. Peck
New Milford
Vincent J. Rosa
Waterbury
Robert T. Russell
Washington, D.C
Donald S. Sarris
Forest Hills
Roger D. Schaufele
Woodbridge
James D. Scoville, Jr
York, Pa
Daniel E. Shafer
Kansas City
Richard G. Sheffer
Wolcott
James A. Sterhardt
Towson
Sanford Telles
Far Rockaway
Douging C. Willett
Enrique Borges
Havana
Cubs
Theodore A. Bork
David B. Charters
Norwich
Bruno Crozzoli
Barre
Robert W. Fairburn
Ashtabula
John Fitzgerald
North Creek
Edward Friedlander
Albert 3. Hartheimer
Jersey City
John C. Kacharian
Peter W. Pagano
Albany
Frank Valentini
Tivoli
Conrad W. de Fiebre
Norwichtown
Paul G. Anderson
Richmond Hill
John Albanese
Richard A. Anderson
William D. Bradley
Kane
Wesley FP. Carduck
Teaneck
D . Elmer W. Coleman, Jr
Erie
Gilbert C. Dehnkamp
William J. Dugan, Jr
Northport
Raymond R. Fletcher, Jr
Delanan
Nathar Fuhrman
Bruno Goncalves
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
S. A
Juan R. Gonzalez
Leon E. Grow
Fitchburg
Mass
Norman T. Hansen
Port Washington
John C. Hoffman
Glendale
John .C. Jaffe
R.P
Harvey N. Davis
Stevens Institute of Technology
R.P.I
R.P.1
Havel
FBI
Stevenstitute of Technology
G. Howard
Department of Physics
Harvey Nathaniel Davis
Dng
Providence
Brolin University
Hrewp
Harvard
Royal Academy of Sciences
Royal Medical Society of Paris
Xaie
William and Mary
Oxford
St. Andrew
Thomas Alva Edison
Newark
N. J
Menlo Fark
West Orange
Edigon
Bidison
Kdléon
Rad Itl Rt PT
Prompt Delivery Central Office Supply Co
River and Hate
Trey
Pioneer
Agsi Pov
Lewe
Rudolph
Arnold Laribus
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