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Other prizes awarded were a stereo-hi-fi to Carroll Settle; coffee urn, Buddy Brown; hair dryer, Dr. T. Monks; radio, Mrs. Hester . Poe; food chopper, Hilary Settle; bed spread, Ray Cannon; lamp, Russell Spicer; trash can, Rosemary Balenger; shears. Rose Grigsby; lamp% Lucille Riley; laundry cart, Brenda Hackley; mixing howls, Mrs. Katie James; thermos Jug, Lucille Riley; thermos Jug, Edith Hackley; photograph, Richard Weak- • ley; doll, Alvin P. Grigsby.
' More than a quarter of a ton of hamburger %a? consumed at the food stand in addition to box suppers, hot dogs and numerous gallons of coffee, cakes, pies, etc.
U.Va. Graduates
257 in Sum. Finals
University of Virginia President Edgar F. Shannon Jr. conferred 257 degrees Saturday August 17, 1963 at Summer Finals exercises in Cabell Ha 11 atCharlottesville.
A total of 180 graduate and professional degrees and 77 bache 1 or’s degrees were' awarded. Two students graduated with distinction. The c o 1 o rf ul academical procession down the Lawn preceded the ceremonies at which Dr. Shannon addressed the graduates briefly. ' The Rev. Charles A. Perry, associate rector of St. Paul’s Memorial Church and chaplain to Episcopal students at the University, gave the invocation and benediction. The School of Education awarded the highest number at degrees, Jive doctorates, 143 masters degrees and 11 bachelor's degrees. The College of Arts and Sciences presented 40 bachelor's degrees; the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 32 master’s degrees; the School of Engineering and Applied Science, nine master’s degrees and six bachelor's degrees; the School of Law, four bachelor's degrees; and the School of Nursing, one bachelor's degree.
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