Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-12
"PREP.n
The n Commencement Exercises
Boys Who Won HOnors.

The annual commencement of the Columbian
College preparatory school took place at the
National Theater at half-past 2 O'Clock this af-
ternoon. There were no floral decorations and
the invitations requested that there be no
flowers presented, but everything had an
earnest, business-like appearance. On
the stage were seated the faculty
of the school and a few distinguished
guests and the auditorium was well filled with
an interested audience who were present to
encourage and applaud the young speakers
REGULATIONS were given by the following men,
bers of the different classes:
Conrad NJ Patren. Z. C. Kindleberger, Geo.
NJ. Crawford, Arthur E.. Ormes. George Free
land Peter. Benton e.. Ray. John III. Wynne.
Frank Parson, Mayo Cabell, Geo. VI. Whitwell,
A. Mcneil Sayre, John f. wilkins, VIM. T. Cur
tbs, Thomas H.. Winter and Alien G. Wilson.
After the speakers were through Col. NJ. NJ.
Parker delivered an address to the graduating
class and to the following prize winers:
THE WINNERS OF PRIZES.
For high grade of scholarship: First class
First prize, Allen C. Wilson; second prize,
Arthur l.. Wilson. Second class-First prize,
Ralph W. Lobenstine; second prize. Barnwell
S. Stuart. Third c~lass-First prize. Cuthber.
3; s9eideH- Fourth eIass-FiTst prizes,
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kins; special certificate in Latin, Allen {. Viii
son; Lodge gold medal in French, Ralph w.
LoDenstine; Hodgkin gold medal in mathemat-
les, Allen G. Wilson; Starin prize in penman-
ship, Blaine ID. Rusk.
Gold medals for punctuality and deport-
ment: Three years-G. Freeland Peter, Barn
we'll S. Stewart. Two y~ears-Cuthbert s.
Speiden. One year-John T. Dunlop, Geo. l..
Edmunds, b. Lowndes Jackson. Stuart c. John
son, Ralph W. Lobenstine. d.. w. Prentiss, jr.,
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Wells, Arthur l. Wilson, John H.. Wynne.
Honorable mention for an average above 80
per cent-Chas. NJ. Beall. Geo. L. Edmunds,
b. Lowndes Jackson, E. Crosby Kindleberger,
Battle McCardle, Singleton P. Cultivate,
Conrad NJ: Patten' Geo, M; Crawford,
Ralph w. Lobenstine, Pearson F. Marsh,
Thornton ]. Parker, Frank s. Perry,
q. Freeland Peter, Spencer d. Prentiss, VIM.
Oscar Roome. jr.. A. Mcneil Sayre, Cuthbert
s. Speiden, Barnwell s: Stuart, Garden C.
Stuart, Geo. NJ. Whitwell, John f. wilkins,
Allen C. Wilson, Arthur L. Wilson, John b.
Wynne.
THE GRADUATES.
The graduates were Geo. A. Bailey, Geo. NJ.
Crawford, Ferdinand Donnelly, George L. Ed
munds, William W. Grier, William Hopkins,
Frank W.. Hutchings, B. Lowndes Jackson, Z.
Crosby Kindleberger, Ralph W. Lobenstine,
Harry II. Miller, Arthur Z. Ormes, Thornton
j. farker, +. Arlington flttis, Augustus DE L.
Preston. Fred d. Royce, John +. wilkins,
Allen C.. Wilson, Arthur L. Wilson, Thos. II.
Winter.
Tn arrangements for the commencement
were in the hands of the following committee
A. c. Wilson (chairman). H. II. Miller, W. w,
Grier, W. j. Falconer, s. C. johnson, L. F.:
Luckett, s. B. P~rentiss, A. ID. Preston, W.. p.
Redington, ". N. Reynolds, b. s. Stuart, Z. C.
Wells, ]. T. Dunlop, J. X. johnson, d. b. Kerr
foot. c. s. Speiden, W. O. Roome, jr., and F.
8. Perry.
The ushers were Geo. L. Edmunds (chair-
mani, Ferdinand Donnelly, B. l. jackson, 7. J.
mons, H. C. Given. r. W.. Lobenstine, Battle
McCsrdle. 6. p. Outhwaite. LIE ID. L. Barber.
T. b. Gardner, Austin Herr, jr., r. +. Marsh,
J. P. Stephenson, G. N. Beall, Edw. Danen-
hover.