Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-20
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Dist ributiOn of Medals and Prize
Last Evening.

Last Evening.
The academic distribution at st. Johns
College last evening ATTRACTED an audience
that crowded the hall Of the college build
ing to the doors~A tforoaaAly enjoyable
program. including character songs; recita-
tons and violin solos, was 'ccntributed by
Loris Combs. EtInmet Walsh Norman Da-
;ly, Frank Ready, Willie Wheeler. Antonio
LanZa John J.rEarley Oswald Welt, Geo
r. Hardin. G. Conral Reid anti Maurice
iHomiller. The address Of the evening was
made by Rev. DR.. Themes j. Shahan.
Medafs Hd"7'rises were awarded az fol-
lows " f- & '+ - 'f
: Academic gold medals.-Gold medal for
,elocution awarded to George Conrad Reid:
distinguished. George +. Hardin. John J.
Early. William p Wheeler: honorably mem
toned Arthur j. May. Geo. W. Lucas, An
tonic Lama, Frank Ready.
l! Gold medal for excellence in the studies
of the first academic class awarded to
Arthur J. May; distinguished! George Con-
rad Reid. George NJ Hartnett, George F.
Hardin; honorably mentioned. G. Edward
May, T. Sprigg Hlandford Archie L. bona
hue, Dennis J. .O'Connor.
Gold medal for excellence in studies of the
second academic class awarded to Ellwood
Werner: distinguished Daniel Six. Antonino
Lama.
Honorably mentioned: George w. Lucas.
John J. Early. Thomas ]. Green. Maurice
Homiller, William ]. Cantwell. Gold medal
for excellence in the studies OF the third
academic class awarded to William d.
Wheeler: distinguished, Frank Ready.
George Ferry. John Ebert. Thomas
Howell, Herbert Diamond: honorably men
toned William X. Small. John Kirby,
Harry Money, Willie Keane. James Bat
tiers, Harold May, Alfred Costello. Gold
medal for excellence in the studies of the
fourth academic class awarded to Harold
Johnston: distinguished. Thomas Boyle.
Leo Callaghan: honorably mentioned, Clin-
ff,, III jia
Premiums for highest number OF weekly
testimonials in the fourth academic class,
Arthur ]. May and George Conrad Reid:
distinguished. George NJ. Hartnett, George
mentioned, John Hartnett. T. Sprgg Bland
ford. Archie Donahue. Dennis O'Connor
For general average of over % per cent
in class marks-George Conrad Reid, Geo.
NJ. Hartnett. Geo. F. Hardin. G. Eddie
May. John Hartn.tt. T. Sprigg Blandford,
Archie l.. Donohue, Dennis OConnor; dis
tinguished. Walter Dunn J. Bernard Dra-
mond; honorably mentioned, William Rich
ards Stephen Sheehy.
Premiums for the highest number of
weekly testimonials in the second academic
class-Danfel Lin, Antonlno LAMA; distin-
guished, Ellwood Werner: honorably men,
toned. George w. Lucas, John J. Farley.
For general average of over IS per cent
IN class marks-Daniel Liz, Antonino
LAMA. George w. Lucas, John ]. Farley
Thomas j. Greene, Maurice Homiller, VIM.
Cdnt"ell, nO2Ordbly mentioned, Arthur s.
Harvey, Joseph J. Murphy, Charles Ken
nedy; premium for pLnctualty, Arthur S.
Harvey.
For the highest number of weekly tes-
timonials In the third ACADEMIC class-Wil-
liam D. Wheeler, FsaHk J. Ready: dis
tinguished John Ebert, Thomas J. Howell
honorably mentioned o'ffarold May, James
Batters. For a general average OF over
seventy-hve per cent IN class narks-Frank
J. Ready, George FefryNJohn Ebert, Thos
J. Howell, Herbert SRiamond, William X
Small. John Kirby, Harry Mooney, Will
liam Keane. James Rattars, William Ryan
Harold May, Alfred 'Eos}elio, Thomas Kir.
by. Joseph Richards, John Richardson.
For the highest number Of weekly les
timonials In the fodrtH academic class
Harold Johnston; distinguished. Thoma.
Boyle; honorably mentioped, Leo Callaghan
LINTON Daiy. For general average O.
Boyle. Clinton DAILY, Leo Callaghan, Gerald
May, Willie Orme. EAmet Walsh and Lori.
Combs. For the highest number of weekly
testimonials in the primary class. JOSEF,
Rabbit: distinguished Fritz Kline; hon
orably mentioned, John Shea, Jane.
O'Toole.
For general average of over IS per cent
in class marks-Joseph Rabbit, Fritz
Kline. John Shea, James O'TooIe, Leo
Conroy, Arthur King, Stanley Matthews
Harry Orme James Orme, Rene Raucher
Harry McGill, Willie Shea, Charlie Orme
The commencement exercises Of st.
Johns College will be held Monday even
Brosnan, Bernard F. River, Leo P. Har-
lowe and Edward Scahlon will speak. and
Rev. DR.. P. j. Garrfgan will deliver an
address,