New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

water. Minneapolis Miun. John X. Beach, New Haven
aad, CO Conn T1ouas doodsi NewGaygn John G. Pyle
WsM SEiS II npoD Portland Oregon AeSsade wo1
Baltimore. second prze samuel T. laon lneas,sr WdS
Conn William II KELSEY RrdsegGri Conn Ar1nsT M
K,@oa Kt ar,p vi 81 pla hatt9 oweso w'' y. ''''
Winthrop Prizes The most thorogg Acquaintance Win Win
przs. 500 W,ls@ y Waters, Cincinnati. Ohio; second
scott Prize for excellence in French $50 Rudolf w1ris @
ter Cananaigua N " and Clarence H. Kelsey Bridgeport
sophomore Prizes in English Composition Firs-Lucen F.
Burree, Rockville Conn., Amos Ha'hewsy. Winmnnhe Mhe
Conn; Louis swnburne Albany N y; AmoioSe p5 .Is5S
Mich; Jones Kansas CITY, Mo- Charles Miller Ni,ns
aid.on New.YorE City; EGwaTG Fowler, Mnlbury Mass
George W. Kerchwey, Albany " " Fred . smith, New
Sophomore Mathematical Prizes FirsIous D. syie Ycio
Japan. and Henry Ten Eyek ALBANY ~ y see9nd1iienIy
g Crouch, Kingston, ~ Y rhird-Lung Chun Hem shahg'
sophomore Defamation Prizes snBTqee keaSr RSx
1u W aRd RsNy M% ii Fehe Henry 5 Green
Woosey scholarship prize he Freshman Glass; William
Hurbut Scholarship Dickinson W. Richards Idtchheld
Third Freshman rrzeArthur E warad Chester Mass
Berkeey for Latin Composition 10 the Freshman
Csss-ls, John 4. AmuEdson Rochester, Mimi William II
J . Lawrence wilkinson, Greenwich. Conn ID william ~
@ H Ge% ncr 81 PAM Mipn Henry " Tsit cncinrat
Ohio; Arthur h. Waradt Chester, Mass Wilson O. "heeief
freshman Mathematical Prizes-st Frank W. Hopkins
GoGn92 W 0a9 a. ce9 Mi ~ M a & Franf oodrch
Auburn n y, and Arthur f Warsdt Chester, Mass.
The parting ode written by Frederick H. Sanford OF
Waterbury, Conn, was then sung to the tune OF Auld
Lang syne aud this part of the days proceedings was
over
IVY PLANTING.
Early after dinner the music Of the bands attracted
large to the campus, and the Seniors formed ID
procession and marched 10 the place where the exercises
were 20 be held. Raised seats, arranged III triangular
shape were erected front of sonth Middle and in the
ncosed area sat the members Of the class The trad
tona lemonade pipes and tobacco were passed around
and almost every took smoke. staid SOBER tenn
perate fcows77 has 10 teetotacIs ana 81 who never
smoRe-wore unable 10 let this occasion pass by uncele
braicd. They too, could be seen putting away hes-
atngly and awkwaTGy at their long, oddoobins pipes
The histories of the class were divided fcur men,
who were as follows: John X. Beach, Ncw-HaNcn;
Jose ph H. Chandler West Brattlcboro, W.; Charles r.
Clalin south Hadley Fails, Mass, and Charles ii.
Strong Erie. Penn. At 2:l5 o'clock The reading of
the histories began. These productions, containing ac
counts OF the achievements and scrapes of four years
were wei written and highly appreciated They were
fan OF hard hits, which called forth from the fellows
cheers and applause Not only were the men them
selves amused but the hundreds of fair spectators who
occupied hc raised seats caught the contagious heif
men and compelled 20 give vent to ther fecl!hss
After tEC reading tie class formed in procession ana
marched to tlc library building where the class ivy was
n,ggdv Anshed" was written by James p. Davenport
of BIooRlyn \. y. The ivy having been planted, Tie
class TOOK The accustomed march to HlllhouseaYe 10
cheer the pTtsidcn and several of the professors ana
this ended the Glass day exercises OF IL. -
In tie evening the Senior prom made concert '0ok
place III Alumni Hall, and was highly enjoyable
afflIr.
Tic following appointments, which have Just bech Hh
uOunCed. VIII suOH are numbered among lAe INST
Il men Of The present graduating class:
Naladictonau- Charles g. Camp, Vest Nci1dtn, tohH -
Saurat0ran-JObn IhacAer sOn OF Pioi Thache) New
Haven. ,,,....,.-
Nirn.: T.stuh q Pyle, Brick Meeting House, sd
pra;inuS-IHOnas ID. Good. NtWiiaNtn 'Ii"F /.
sherman, NewhuTch. y. " Alexander NJ WILCOX halinulc
Nd. Cleveland Forbes. Francisco, Cali webster itiIl
nclI Williams vle vi Frederick B. Percy Bath Mel Noris
:. Shplry Cucnnatl, ONO. , .,
traiiiis-t;eo ". Iue MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi; Arthur H.
Rirba, Haven charles r. Clapir Soulh Halry fal,
Mass: Edwin B. GOodcl. Ellington Conn" George H.
Thomas. Norwich. Conn; Clarence L. Reid Chicago III.
The college vii graduate li6 men. These wiG the d
from the scientific school Will make 40 men, besides the
Law and Medical Departments.