New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10
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Rouge should be as proud Of you a. we are.
CADET LOwRY-One Of our, best Junior
class men; you have well deserved honors
in moral philosophy, natural philosophy,
| engineering and chemistry. ,g -
CADET MARTIN-A new student, but of
the brightest of the fourth class, you are
distinguished in English and French.
CADET MCCORMICK-Of course you are
highly distinguished. Yon could not be
otherwise. You are not only graduated, but
you have some of the highest honors in
Latin, natural philosophy, moral philoso-
ply, engineering, chemistry, geology, NINE
rology and English literature. Wen done,
Mr. Mccormick, We are all proud Of you.
CADET MENGE-Nor can me praise you
too much. You, too, have long list of
honors in moral philosophy, natural philoso-
ply, engineering, chemistry, geology, min
erOlOgy and German. One of our gradu-
ates, the mathematical medalist, and one OF
the best mathematians of your age in the
land, your State should be proud Of you.
CADET NORwOOD-You have a distinction
in English. A new student and a good boy,
you will reap more hOnOrs another time.
CADET OLIvER-YOu have done remarka-
bly, for q new student, and are distinguished
in Latin and English.
CADET PARMELE-One Of our steadiest
and most distinguished senior class men,
you have high hOnOrs in moral philosophy,
engineering and chemistry.
CADET PERKINS, j. Lone of our most
gentlemanly young men, am glad you have
done so well in Greek and English.
ary section of the junior class, who could
have excelled you in mathematics, Latin,
Greek, moral philosophy, natural philoso-
p1C CADET M PRATT. &. K-You are well
worthy Of the noble old parish of st. Ian
dry. One of our graduates, and among the
best in every respect, you have distinguished
yourself most highly in moral philosophy,
natural philosophy, engineering, chemistry,
geology and minerOlOgy.
CADET PRATT-A new student and a
steady young man; you have acquitted
yourself well in English, and one Of the
best mathematicians of your class, it is my
fault that you are not distinguished in that
branch too.
CADET PROFFITTE-Y You are distinguished
in English. A bright little boy, don't be 80
wild next year, anil syou have nine hOnors.
CADET PUGH-Iou have been here nearly
IA long as Ihave, and have always been one
OF our brightest and best. You have great
hOnors IN Latin. moral philosophy, natural
philosophy, engi nccring and chemistry. 81
CADET RADEscIcn-f am glad you have
distinction in engineering. You are fine
young man. >. lr.r.
CADET RANDsDELL-Of You and Cadet
Roberts ~ my old parish Rapides, should
be proud. You have done her and your
selves great honor. Not only graduate,
but you were nearly perfect in moral phi
losophy. natural philosophy, engineering
chemistry, geology and minerology.
CADET KEDLICH--A new cadet, and one of
our best boys in the preparatory class, you
richly merit your distinction in Latin and
English.
CADET RINGGoLD-Of quick mind. you
were very successful in moral philosophy.
CADET ROBERTS, N. RI have already
spoken Of You, but can not praise you too
often or too highly. One of our best gradu-
ates, and always one of our best and most
studious. l have the honor to hand you
proud distinction in moral philosophy,
natural philosophy, engineering, chemistry,
geology and minerOlogy.
CADET ROBERTS, j. J.-One of the best of
our little boys, you bid fair to do as well as
your graduate brother. Here is your dis
tinctiOn in Latin.
CADET SCTINEIDER-Yeu deserve well for
your good conduct and studiousness, and
am glad you are distinguished in French
and German. 'I.. |
CADET ScoTT-You have been with us but
short while, yet You have distinction in
English -f- .a
CADET ScRANToN-A good student and
good young man. you have distinguished
yourself in English. .. o.
CADET SIBLEY-The best man of your
class in mathematics, and always among the
best in whatever You undertake. You have
a certificate of distinction in mathematics,
English and French.
CADET SMITH, J.-One of the most studious,
you stand high in English.
CADET STREET-A manly little fellow;
you have done well in English and French.
CADET STRICKLAND = The most distin-
guished Latin scholar of the Freshmen
You have also certificate Of work well done
in English and French, l,..
CADET STUART. X. S.-A noble young
man. You have always distinguished your
self, but never more highly than this ses-
siOn-in mathematics, Latin, moral philosO-
ply, natural philosophy, engineering and
chemistry.
CADET SUTHERLIN-You, too, are one of
our best juniors. as shown BY your honors
in Latin Greek moral philosophy, natural
philosophy, engineering, chemistry and
English literature.
CADET TARLTON. G.. Done of the best
Latin scholars in the University, and one of
our most successful students in all branches;
1t gives me great pleasure to hand You a
certificate in Latin, Greek, moral philosophy,
engineering and German.
S-ADLi AANLloN, A.-AuU ,fOu. tOo. uV-
serve great credit. You have distinguished
yourself in Latin and French.
CADET THOMPSON, c. J.-One of our best
literary scholars. no one did better than YOU
in Latin. Greek and English; but you ought
to have had IA distinction in mathematics,
too
CADET VEAzIE-You have done well in
moral philosophy.
CADET VIGUERRIE-A new cadetsand the
best man in the Latin preparatory, class.
here is your distinction.
CADET WEAvER-One of our cieverest |
little fellows of the fourth class, you have |
distinguished yourself in Latin, Greek and
French, and if you had not been sick. YOU !
would have had a certificate in mathematics, |
TOO.
CADET WHrTE-I have very fine dis
tinction for you in Greek and English. You
are new cadet, yet you stand in the Sopho- |
more class. |
CADET WILsoN--One of the most success |
full of the SOphomOres, you have distin- |
guished yourself in mathematics English |
and French.
CADET WOLFF-You are another of our |
cadets of whom Baton Rouge should be |
proud. Always distinguished for your good |
conduct, you have done particularly well in |
English and French.
GRAND CoMBAT.-Commercia Alley had |
ts usual liveGness enlivened yesterday |
by short but very rooster-like
combat between two young men Of genteel
appearance; that is, they looked tolerably !