Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-30

Oliver read the concluding essay entitled
THE Eastern Question" The valedic-
tory address was read by Mr.. Jonn /.
Yellott. Jr., of Towson, Md. AS is GUS
tomary on such occasions, many of the
audience was deeply moved by the pathos
of the hour. and many a students eye
was dimmed at the thought of the sad
parting.
The exercises were interspersed with
music by the members of the Nrval Acad
envy Band. The essays were all extre-
mely well written, and the speakers were
generously applauded for their credit
able work Several were the Recipients
of floral offerings from admiring friends.
The graduating class numbered eleven,
only nine of whom were present how
ever to receive their diplomas.
DR.. Fell then announced the final
standing of the class as follows
John I. Yellott. Jr.. Towson, Md.
. l. Il. Clark, Columbia, Md.
B NJ. f. Oliver. Annapolis, Md.
j. Il. Gibson, Oakley, Md.
N. E. Offutt, lGranite. Md.
6 Gordon Tull, Marion, Md
A. l.. Ewing, New York, N. Y.
8 G. X. A Hiss, Baltimore, Md.
8 NJ Clyde Wier. Obligation, Md.
In few well chosen words, DR.. Fell
then expressed his qualification of the
students work during their course. lie
explained the pressing need of the col
lege for a new building to be used as a
library, and assured the friends of st.
Johns that donations to the college Ii.
brary are always most welcome. he
commended the action of the Board in
regard to the endowment fund, and ex-
pressed the qualification of the hopeful
outlook for the college. From present
indications the number of students next
year will be unusually large.
The comforting of degrses followed
and then the grades and distinctions OBJ.
tanned by the students were announced.
First grade certificates were awarded to
the follawing members of the Senior
class l.. l. Clark, 4,S6; ]. b. Gibson, AGO
nj. +. Oliver, 4.82; Jno. |. YellOtt. 4,S6.
In the Junior class c. E. Dryden, 4 90;
s. M. Wagaman, 4.74; j. Ii. Waller, 4.S2;
w. ii. Wilhelm, A SO. In the Sophomore
class, r I'll. HALEY. 4.65: A. ID. Willard.
4.51, and l. 4. Latimer. In the Freshman
class: l.. G.. Billings. So; w. z. Childs.
4s63; J. DuBose, 493; j. A, Fechtig, SO.
Second grade star certificates were
obtained by G. r. A. Hiss, 4.46, of the
Senior class, and II. @. Norris, 448, of
the Junior class.
Second grade certificates were award
ed to A. L. Ewing, Is; N. E. Offutt,
ABS; Gordon Tull ADJ, of the Senior
class. j. p Bays, of the Junior; Harvey
Dern, 81, of the Sophomore, and the
following members of the Freshman
class b. ID. Chambers, 80; E r Crap
ster, 90; @. NJ. Gilpin, 4 10; j. Slime; 2S
and G. Tilghman, O7
Honorable mention was given to those
students who had obtained an average
of at least so in the study named, and
had not failed in any examinations. In
the Senior class the mention was given
as follows L. T. Clark in Latin. Politi-
cal Economy, Chemistry, International
and Constitutional Law. German, Military
Science and Tactics. Psychology and
Christian Evidences; j. b. Gibson, in the
same except German and Military Science
with French added; M. +. Oliver. in the
same except Political Economy, with
French added; j. l. Yellott, in the same
except German with Greek and Botany
added; g. r. A. Hiss, I'm Psychology,
Zoology. Botany. Christian Evidences
and German; A. l. Ewing. In Christian.
Evidences, Constitutional Law and Mill
tary Science and Tactics; N. E. Offutt,
in Latin, Zoology, Botany and Interna-
ces, Constitutional and International
Law, Military Science and Tactics; w,
e. Wier, In Christian Evidences.
In the Junior Glass the following were
honorably mentioned ]. p. Bays, in
Engineering; @. E. Dryden, in Latin
Greek, Political Economy, Physics, En-
,1&~l. Lori. runar. Chav,aso.
try, Essay and Mathematics; III. G. Nor
ris in Latin, Political Economy, Logic,
Chemistry, German and Essays; 3. M.
Wagaman, in Latin. Political Economy,
Greek, Physics, Chemistry, English Lit
erature and German; ]. H. Waller, in the
some except Physics with French and
Essays added; W II. Wilhelm, in Latin,
| (Sophomore and Freshman) Policical
Economy, Physics e classes) Logic,
Chemistry. German and Essays.
The following were honorable men
| toned In the Sophomore class: III.
Dern, in Lain. Mathematics, French and
Essays; r. II. HALEY, In Latin, Physics.
French, English, History, German and
Essays; T. E. Latimer, in Mathematics,
Physics, Chemistry and French; A. ID.
| Willard, in Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
English and Essay; E. r. Crapster, In
| Essay.
In the Freshmen class the following
were honorably mentioned: L. G. Biz
lings, in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, His
tory, English and Essay; b ID. Cham
beers, in History and Essay; w. z. Childs,
in Latin. Greek, French, History, Eng.
lish and Essay; ]. DuBose, In Mathema.
| tics, Drawing, French. History. English
and Essay J. A. Fechtig. In German,
History, English snd Essay; G. NJ Gil.
| pin, in Greek, French and Essay; J.. Slime
| In Botany, History and Essay; g. Thigh.
man, In Botany, Drawing. Engineering
Zoology and Essay
GRADUATE DEGREES.
The following degrees were then con
| forred by President Fell or the College
Bachelor Of Arts-John /. YeIlott, Jr
L outs T. CLARK, NJ. Francis Oliver, J
Basil Gibson, Gordon Tull. Noah e
Offutt. A. Lacey Ewing. George r. A
Hiss. NJ. Clyde Wier. Emerson P. Rob
erts, E. julius Clarke.