Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

ward N. Scanlon; honorably mentioned, ].
Russell Cain. The gold medal for excellence
in the class studies of the third academic was
awarded to George NJ. Hartnett; next in merit,
Aloysius r. Wiggin, Thomas O'Connor; honor
ably mentioned. John Hartnett, Harry Daily.
The gold medal for excellence in the class
studies Of the fourth academic was awar ded to
q. Eddie May: next in merit, G.. Conrad Reid,
J. Ernest Smith: honorab.y mentioned. Eddie
A. Greer, George F. Hardin. The gold medal
for excellence in the class studies Of the pri-
mary class was awarded to Allie Deponai;
next in merit, Joseph Richards: hon
orably mentioned. J. Thomas VarnelL The gold
medal for music and vocal culture in Madame
Esputa Days class, BERTHE Bentley This
medal was a draw between the following MEM
bers Of her class: BERTHE Bentley, Bernard Dia-
mond. j. Blackburn Freund. ]. Arnold ellis,
Charles johnson, G. Eddie May Thomas O'Con-
nor. g. Conrad Reid, Frank Romaine. Edward
Scanlon, J. Ernest Smith. BERTHE Bentley
drew the winning number. Prize for compost
ton in the third academic, Aloysius R. wiggin;
George NJ. Hartnets; honorabiv men,
toned, Thomas O'Connor, john Hartnett,
Prize for arithmetic in the third academic,
Harry j. Daily; next in merit, Edwin P. Good
win. John Keane; honorably mentioned,
Thomas OConnor. Archie Donohoe, Victor
Brunettee Prize for Latin in the third academic,
Aloysius r. Wiggin; next in merit, Thomas
OConnor; honorably mentioned, Frank
Rainey.. Prize for drawing in the third
academic, John keane: next in merit, John
Hartnett. Archie Donohoe; honorably
mentioned, Charles johnson. George N.
Hartnett. Aloysius r. Wiggin. Prize
for elocution in the third academic, John
Hartnett; next in merit, Willie W. Bride, Mich
ael c. Curtin; honorably mentioned, Frank
Rainey, Harry ]. DAILY. Prize for the highest
nu mber of testimonials of excellence in the
third academic, Edwin p. Goodwin. I. sprigg
Biandford; next in order. Harry ].
DAILY. George NJ. Hartnett, William Nc
Grath, John Hartnett, Martin J. Walsh.
academic. G. Conrad Reid: next in merit. Geo.
F. Hardin, ]. Ernest Smith; honorably men,
toned, J. Raymond Forney. Eddie A. Greer
Prize for arithmetic in the fourth academic G.
Conrad Reid; next in merit, Stephen Sheehy,
George F. Hardin; honorable mentioned. Thos
| P. Brown, J. Arnold ellis. Prize for German
in the fourth academic, Jacob J..
Riehl; next in merit, G. Conrad
Reid; honorably mentioned, Joseph A. West
| Prize for drawing in the fourth academic J.
| Arnold Gillis: next in merit. j. Eddie May, ].
Ernest Smith: honorably mentioned, G. Conrad
Reid, George F. Hardin. Prize for elocution in
| the fourth academic. Richard Walsh; next in
| merit, G. Conrad Reid; honorably mentioned,
| Bernard NJ. Offutt. Prize for the highest num-
Der of testimonials Of excellence in the fourth
academic, &. Eddie May, ]. Ernest Smith,
Joseph A. West; next in order, Eddie A.
| Greer, George F. Hardin, Bernard NJ. Offutt.
Prize for English composition in the primary
| class. Joseph Richards; next in merit. Willie
! Towers; honorably mentioned, james f.
| Grown. Prize for penmanship in the primary
class, Willie Towers; next in merit, James +.
Crown; honorably mentioned. G. LEROY Living
ston. Prize for drawing in the
| primary class. James F. Crown;
next in merit. Joseph Richards: honorably
mentioned, Willie Towers. Prize for catechsm
in the primary class, J. Thomas yarnell; mex,
in merit. Harry Mooney: honorably mentioned,
Joseph Richards. Prize for the highest number
OF testimonials Of excellence in The primary
class, G. Leroy Livingston; next in order, Allie
Deponai. James F. Crown.
The commencement exercises of the college
department will be held on Friday evening q,
| 730 o'clock.