Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-28
SHEFFIELD PRIZE MEN.

The Fortunate Ones Announced Last
Mediterranean Dwight Makes an
Address to the Seniors-Se1ect Theses
Read-A Bouquet of Flowers Conn
memorative OF Keenan-In Memory
OF Greene and Bronson.
The closing exercises of the Sheffield
scientific school were held last night in
North Sheffield hall. On the platform sat
President Dwight and Professor Brush
The following selected theses were read by
the writer's:
John Keller Punderford (mechanical engineer
ing), New Haven, on the Electric Trolly Road.
N. Y, on the Heredity of Disease
gar, Essex; Eaelsna, On bridee FaiiSsssSi'hsif
Walter Ellsworth Coe (select), Meriden. Conn,
on the Economic Development of New England
in the Seventeenth Century.
Bartram Borden BoltwOod Chemistry, c. s.le-
ton, n Y, on Isonitross- cyanacetic Ester.
Paul Sterling mechanical engineering), Bridge
Charles Mallory Williams Cbiology), Brooklyn,
N; Y, on the products resulting from the growth
Samuel Atkinson Harsh Civil engineering),
c oa iG1 de Middle
field. COIN. on the anstomy Of marine nemer-
team (cerebratulus ingens).
Gustave Erwin Huttelmaier mechanical en-
gineeringl Knoxville, Tenn, on the transmission
OF power by compressed air.
Mr.. Harris was presented with basket
and bunch of flowers.
On the stage large bunch of roses was
placed in memory of Jairus KEENAN, by his
mother. KEENAN,, who was drowned in
his freshman year, would have graduated
with the present class.
Harry r. Greene died suddenly of peri
tonitis on June 10, after having presented
his thesis and completed the course of
study, but just before the examinations
Mr.. w. b. P. Bronson was drowned on
June Is. after having passed all but one of
his examinations. AS tribute to their
memory the governing board has recon-
mended to the corporation of the univer-
sity that their names be entered upon the
roll of their class and has voted that the
titles of their theses be printed on this
program.
At the conclusion of the program Presi-
dent Dwight made a brief address and
Professor Brush announced the following
prizes:
For excellence in civil engineering, the prize is
divided between W. L. Caldwell. Ongar, Essex,
England; and 8. A. Marsh, Denver, Col.
For excellence In mechanical engineering, the
prize il awarded to g. E. Huttelmain, Knoxville,
Tenn; honorable mention. 8. H. Bouton, Chi
cago, ILL.,; Josiah Harmon, Philadelphia, Penn !;
G. n. Saunders, Hartford, Conn; and Paul
Sterling OF Bridgeport, Conn:
prize is divided between Thomas Denny, IT,,
New York city; and Josiah Harmon, Philadel-
The Relknan nrize for arca,1anca In oao,oo~
and botany is divided between W: R: Coe. Mid
dleford, Conn, and A.P. Wheeler, Meriden, Conn,
ii:ins, sro 81 S n Y0en' o0nn'' ana O. n"h
CLASS OF 1893.
For excellence In all the mathematics of junior
year, g. J. Campbell, San Francisco, Cal. honor.
able mention, F. A. Little, Meriden, Conn. :; g. G.
Fonse, Washington, D. G., W. A. Granville, Ling.
ford. Kan, Especially
For excellence IN German, prize was awarded
to r. 6. Adams, New Haven. Honorable men.
ton = H 1l ssmHsre New Haven IA Camp.
ton, Del, and w. II. Howe, Ktllingwofth, Conn.
CLASS OF 1894.
For excellence in all the studies of freshman
year. prise was awarded to 4. B. Gwathmsy, IT,,
Richmond, Vs.; honorable mention Of Alexander
johnson, Bridgeport, Conn, r. E. slusinbene,
Bristol, Conn.,, and Henry Korthen. Brooklyn,
between a. B. Gwanthmey, IT,, brooklyn, N. r,
and r. E. Dusinbene, Bristol, Conn honorable
mention Of J. b. Goodfviliie, Cleveland, o., and
II W. Buck, New York city.
For excellence in German, prize was awarded
to Alexander johnson, Bridgeport. Conn; honor.
able mention of Harry Worthen, Brooklyn, F.W.
Kilbourne, Meriden, Conn, and A. A.GwAthmey,
jr., Richmond, Va.
cd to Harry Worthen, Brooklyn, N. Y, with hon
orabie mention OF A. B. Swathney, jr., Rich
For excellence in mathematics, prize awarded
70 y W; 1nbourne Meriden, Conn. honorable
For e!oellenee IN mathematical dfawlne. nrixe |
SSESsosa % = g yroHbEidge, NeH Haven, Conn,
esnossoss mention y HSaiy 1Fsxss, NV