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College director Mike Fountaine, front right, and instructor Tom Farace lead the cheers of the graduating class.</br></br>You wonÛªt find Hamburger Col-lege listed in LoVe joyÛªs Guide to Colleges and Universities. It has no campus, no football team and no fraternities. But Hamburger College does have studentsÛÓstudents who are hungry to learn how to make and sell a better hamburger.</br></br>Hamburger College (officially known as McDonaldÛªs Washington Regional Training Center) opened in Silver Spring Monday and graduated its first class yesterday. It is here that future store managers and area supervisors for the giant hamburger chain are taught the ins and outs of the burger business.</br></br>ÛÏThis is the finest hamburger college in the country,Û says Mike Fountaine, McDonaldÛªs regional training manager and director of the college.</br></br>Hiden away in a small but comfortable suite of offices on Georgia Avenue, Hamburger College is the latest and most sophisticated facility in McDonaldÛªs extensive management training program. The new school (which replaces the original one built 10 years ago in Chillum, Md.) cost the company $400,000. with a quarter of that amount being spent on an impressive array of audio-visual equipment.