Degree'd by L. W. de Laurence

An index of students who were granted diplomas or degrees by L. W. de Laurence and his various academies, or simply boasted of having been granted such.

Students

• F. C. Hagel — advertised as a Magnetic Healer, "a diplomate of three schools: Weltmers Institute of Healing, Mo., American Institute of Science, Mo., Dr. L. W. De Laurence of Chicago, Ill."
• George S. Mackay — refer: "WONDERFUL HEALING POWERS", The Star (Christchurch, New Zealand): 6, 1907-09-14, https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/imageserver/newspapers/P29pZD1UUzE5MDcwOTE0JmdldHBkZj10cnVl, "[...] initated into the sacred and secret 'Mysteries' of the Hindoo Adepts of the Temple of Ka-Lama-Moomntaj, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A., and has had the exceptional advantage of the personal training and guidance of the renowned Dr. L. W. de Laurence (Yoghee and High Caste Adept from the Orient) [...]" ; see also, De Laurence (N.Z.) Institute
• Orrin Robertson — claimed initiation into the Temple of Moomntaj-Lyumbia, "Ka Lama Zurija" India
• "C. W. Phillippe" — refer: "Cult Doctor Being Held On Fortune Telling Charge", Steubenville Herald Star (Steubenville, Ohio): 1, 16, 1928-07-24, https://newspaperarchive.com/steubenville-herald-star-jul-24-1928-p-16/ 
• D. W. Medcalf — refer: "Magic Fails to Stop Explosion", The Times (San Mateo, Calif.): 2, 1933-02-28, https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/38859902/ 
• Jack Lamb — passed away in 1931, subsequently becoming the subject of speculation that he himself was de Laurence

Related

• Zadoc Sarat, who appeared in San Francisco newspaper classifieds during 1905 as a self-declared "Adept, High Caste, Yoghee, Master Lama of the Temple of KaLama Moomntaj, India."
• Lillian Coleman, appeared in Omaha, Nebraska newspaper classifieds during 1908-09, boasting of having two diplomas and being "educated by a High Caste Adept of Temple of Lama, Moomntaj Lyumbia Zurija India."