The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-22

lam p Horsan Honorable mention to A. A.
Nhiighikola l. j. Buard. r T. Pendergrast. III
i monnsn, n A. Wheatley, ID. NJ Hail. c. +. Reilly
| W; A. shannon, Isldore fuchs
a contest IN prawing-Gold medal for .crayon
SSI,ming' GIT OF Messn Taylor a. Duiin subject 10
decision OF Art Committee. Capt Z. NJ. Collieg
| rreu 4. Anderson and Jas d. Cook. Gold medal
awarded to Lucian Clements Honorable Mention
70 nincent J. Vaccaro. Charles Brooks, Robert G.
Williamson and iWm. 4. Gerber. The following
| ls copy OF the committees report THE under.
nignea committee selected to examine and report
upon the drawings executed by the students OF the
coIege beg TO submit the following decision: "The
hist place aud medal Is awarded TO Lucnn Glenn
eh@ In making this award the committee con-
hlues the number OF examples presented, the
especial excellence OF two OF Them, and the EVIL.
uence o. earnestnoss and commendable zeal which
We WORK reveals The second place Is assigned to
Master vincent Naccaro. whose native talent
should warrant more appreciation and greater In.
uustry The committee would be glad To see enough
o. us work ~ make him fair competitor for first
Mechanical Drawing-Gold medal for mechani.
S drawing lgilt Of +. IL. Vennl. The following
letter explains itself
To Christian Brothers College; Bro. Maurcllan,
Dear sir-rhis time last year when Iexamincd
, INC WORK done by the pupils IN mechanical draw
my anu again n lew days since, l thought then
aru more rehectyely now that a spccinl class
snou,u DC made IN architectural drawing l recog.
VIII Viii good deal OF undeyeloped talent which.
WIN 2 concentrated and proper aim, might be
brought forth. We all have TO admit that this
an age Of marvellous advancement In
ny uits hhd sciences, aud II behooves the youth 10
y, ,Ao aunah.nge OF every opportunity afforded him
20 OBTAIN knowledge, and more especially such
knoNledge rs your college affords The public
uVc ~ Is that young men be educated In special
uVs a polte education Is of the past; and let
each pupil understand that In this world he has
silhefto be rose or a thorn Your college affords
niin the opportunity OF being rose In the world.
" ne noglects the opportunity the thorn Is his lot
ihe iaDors 81 your college can be light.
ened and the pupils encouraged by outside
sppi,eyiallon Therefore, TO carry out my idea Of
special work with this year aud each year hereafter
lonet rs q premium gold medal for the best
WORK IN architectural drawing. the award for gen.
S gI ,ineShanical drawing being given TO A. A,
Nnlghlzoh Please present the accompanying
medal TO Hugh Il. Cullen, Jr., for architectural
drawing for his perseverance, In the same and may
in's llttle token be TO him reminder to blossom
Waysldc as thorn. am, most sincerely yours
JAMEs u. Cook. Architect.
Honorable mention 70 Edwin Atkins RAYMOND
Manogue, Rodolph Dcs Jnrdins, Jos Kulschman
Walter Elphingstonc, Vim. Hoffman. Nm. Vaughan
Fam Vaughan, Guy Shouse, II. Fransioli j. Casa.
eIn, Bruce D. Street,, George Schulze, Archie
MctAfNcr Y. Cunningham and Frank Turnbull
ienmanship-Gold Medal for Pcnmnnshlp
Wiit OF W. A. Wheatey), awarded to William Kelly
OF the Commercial Class
honorable mention 10 Vincent J. Vaccaro
Christopher 4. Reilly, Paul Schneider Dr., Edward
schulz Albert McDougnl. Frank Turnbull, VIM
sfhnelder' I'odolph Des Jardlns and Patrick Gun.
Christian Doctrlne-God medal for Christian
Doctrine lglfl VI Louis Kcttman) awarded ON
Wniien examination TO lsidore Fuchs.
honorable mention 10 Henry Hoffman. A. A.
Shighizoln, Edward Schulz james Cnnnle. Harry
mnsoii Harry Kelly, John Manlgan. bruce ii.
street, VIM a. Shannon, Christopher n Reilly.
u II is TO be mentioned that, in tie orator.
zeal contest, two of the seniors whose
names appear in the program, Mr.. Samuel
Vaughn and Mr.. George II. O'Neill, did
not participate, owing TO physical indispo.
sition.
Thus closed the most successful year in
inc eighteen years OF the existence OF the
Christian Brothers College, there having
been go matriculates during tho term.
The victory OF Mr.. William ID. Horgan, son
OF William iorgan, last night was a nota-
Die achievement, in view OF the general
excellence OF his competitors.