New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.

l. University 70 WhoD Cerf1ncatos OF DHse
IL tinctlen were Awarded,. en june -
1870, and the Remarks 81 fhe Superin-
dent - each Cadet. - 3tr1a
Professor D. Il. Boyd, when presenting
certificates to the cadets at the recent COM
mencement exercises, addressed each by
name as follows: '...s ..e s.t .-
T. CADET ACHIE-One Of the best of your
class, and one of our best young men, here
is your distinction in French. t{ -s.
CADET AsHLEY-fou have been here but
q short time; YOU are one of our most indus
trious and we'll behaved, and your award is
a high distinction in bookkeeping.
CADET BEATTIE H.-You are a bright boy,
and one distinction in French is not enough
| for you
CADET BELL-One of our most gentle
manly and best behaved young men, / am
| glad YOU take back to your home in Texas
| distinction in English.
| CADET ROBERT BERGER-YOu have, in
| deed, a long string of honors. Not satisfied
! with being adjutant Of the corps of cadets,
| you have borne off a distinction in natural
philosophy engineering, chemistry and Ger
man.
CADET BLACKBURN-You have been here
but IA short time, yet you have done well,
and distinguished yourself most highly III
Latin.
CADET BoURGEoIs-Of the Preparatory
Class: You are very distinguished in mathe-
| matics, Latin and English. For your OPP
pOrtunities no one has done better than you.
CADET BOYD-YOu are a little boy and
long way from home, yet you have done
well. Here, take back with you to Old Vir-
| ginia "a long list of hOnOrs-a distinction in
| mathematics, Latin, Greek, moral philOsO-
ply and English literature.
CADET BRIAN-You entered late, but you
|
and have distinguished yotirsef in English
and French.
CADET BRINGIER-One of our brightest
aud best; you are among the first in French,
natural philosophy and engineering, and if
you had not been sick 40 long you would
have distinguished yourself in all your
studies -.4. ..~
CADET BRossNAN-Distinguis in En-
glish, and generally one Of the best stu
dents. Absent. l-E
CADET BRowN-A most estimable little
man you have done handsomely in natu-
raj philosophy and engineering
CADET CAMPBELL-You have been sick
have had poor chance, yet YOU have done
well, and here is distinction in English
CADET CHAFFE-One Of our solid boys of
the Fourth Glass: you, too, have dis
tinguished yourself most highly in French.
CADET CULLoM-Also one of our best
rresnincu' YOU are uttle gentleudn, anu
this distinction in English shows that you
are too, determined to be scholar.
CADET DEsLATTEs-Who more highly
honored than you! One of our assistant
professors and greatly distingH Hished in
Latin, moral philosophy, natural philOsO-
ply, engineering and chemistry.
CADET DUCOTE-One of our best and
most studiOus Junior Classmen; you have
distinguished yourself in Greek, natural
v,h11 Nv oh ov,1 Hnr,,
CADET DUCROS-YOu, too, are one OF
the most distinguished, and it gives me
much pleasure to hand you certificate
in natural philosophy, engineering and
chemistry.
CADET DUNBAR-One of the best in the
Sophomore class l have the honor to confer
on you the well earned distinction in Latin,
Greek and English.
CADET EAsTON-You have distinguished
yourself by attaining the brightest honors
in engineering.
CADET EDWARDS. B. F.-And you have
done equally well in moral philosophy
CADET EDWARDS, H. Lone of the most
studious and successful Of the Freshmen,
here are high hOnors for you in Latin, Greek
and English.
. CADET EDWARDS, T. B.-Though you
have been here but few months, you have
made a fine reputation as student, and
have borne off high hOnOrs in English.
CADET ELMORE-How can l praise you
enough. If every one had such a string of
honors, when would get through! You
are distinguished, Mr.. Elmore, in Latin.
moral philosophy, natural philosophy,
engineering and chemistry.
CADET ENGLAND-One of my particular
pets, whom have spoiled; you should have
done more for you and me than this distinc
ton in English.
CADET EvANs-You have done finely in
English.
CADET FEAZEL-We have no better.student
and no better boy than you, and your high dis
tinctions in mathematics, Latin. English and
French, show it. And take this OppOrtu-
nifty of congratulating the parish of Union
upon two such noble and successful cadets
as Cadet Mccormick and yourself
CADET FERGUSON, R-You, too, have dis
tinguished yourself most highly in moral
philosophy. natural philosophy, engineering
and chemistry.
CADET GALLION-Onc of our steadicst and
best in every way, you have done us all
honor in your fine success in natural phil
Osophy, engineering and chemistry
CADET GUNBY-It is a pleasure to speak
of you; YOU have done magnificently what
no one ever attempted here, carried both
the scientific and literary courses. See your
unparalleled honors in Latin, Greek.
French moral philosophy, natural philoso-
ply, English literature and German.
CADET GUYoL-The city of New Orleans
ought to be proud of you. You have done
her and yourself great honor in being dis
tinguished in Latin, moral philosophy, nat
ural philosophy. engineering and chemistry
CADET HARvILLE-You have been with
lis but a half session, and your absolutely
perfect examination in mathematics is re-
warded by this distinction.
CADET HAsKELL-Here is a distinction
for you in English. This is your first ses-
sion, and you have done well III every re-
spect
CADET HAwKrSs-You have acquitted
yourself well generally, and very hand
somely in English and French.
CADET HAYDEN-An assistant professor
in Latin, and one of our graduates with high
distinction in Latin, Greek, French, moral
philosophy, natural philosophy, chemistry
and English literature. You have done well |
indeed, and we are very proud Of you.
CADET HEBERT. A.-One of our new
cadets, you have done we'll in Latin.
CADET HEBERT, P. O.-True to your dis |
tnguished name, you have taken high |
honors in mathematics, Latin, English and |
French.
CADET HILL-You richly deserve all the |
hOnOrs we give you in mathematics, Latin, |
English and French.
CADET HINGLE-A good boy, you have
your reward in being distinguished in moral
philosophy and engineering.
CADET HUNT-One of our brightest and |
best, YOU have few superiors anywhere in |
Latin, English and French.
CADET HYMEL-I have the honor, as well |
as the pleasure, to give you your distinction
in English
CADET JACKsoN-Tou, too. are q new ca
det yet You have done well in Latin
CADET KERR-A little gentleman and |
a scholar, you are one of the best of our
scientific students, and here is your distinc- !
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