New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
PRINCETON.


p,,,oo,o, " Nov THE honor men OF the
three upper classes have been announced oy hes
ter Van DYKE The first group of the senior aca
demic class contains the following men: r. W.
Axson Robert Comm. w. F. Evans >. H. N'
w A. Mclaughlin. J. H. Nichols, H. IT, Ia"se' -
NJ Patterson II n. Russell. Nichoias ota",
ond group: II. NJ. Beam. +. w. Browh' T. ~ w
we'll L. c. Cooley C. j. Dunlop. H. IT, i''no''' %
ard Erdman. j. NJ. Frame. J. =. Hall. d. f. HOLES
Tor George Howe f. " Jessup w. =. Jessup a.
sN Kennedy W. A. Leonard. ID. Magic, jr.' Is. H.
Miller d. T.. Nevin. f. J. Newton, H. a. Norils' ''
NJ Palmer i. i. Person. w. NJ fost' W. ID. d. ''.''
sey. W. A. Reynolds. +. ii. Scott. J.. II. ohe''e.'
James smitham. r. f. Sterling. w. A. w. stewart
H. r. Stockwell. Hervey studdiford' H. - i"''"'
son. A. c. Tyler, Henry Van Clear.
The first group of the junior academic class cor"
,ains 7 ". Churchman +. l.. Johnson, r. L. Mar
lin y. +. L. Ridgway. II. II. iocum seconn
groun: c. A. Armstrong, ii. T.. Belcher II. D.
Birch j. l. Blair jr. II. \. Brown +. W. DO",'
C. H. Hale. w. A. HARRISON. H. H. Leonard W. :
McCombs NJ. u. Morehouse. {. A. Mortoh' r'
Prentice T. f. Robinson. Leon Stein' D. D.
Thomas. ,
The first group of the academic sophomore class
contains Alexander Armstrong. jr, n. VI. carter
NJ H. Kratz W. NJ. Schultz A. s. weston oe.
ond group: A. d. Bigler. C. H. Breed W. -
Campbeu w c. Erdman. c. y. Freeman, D '.
Uuey O. d. Kellogg. G. H. Light H. f. "''," "
r. T. Newton. G. Is. Reed. ~ . n'es''' - ~
vincent G. S Voorhees,. Richard Webster j. H.
Woodcock. - J.
In the senior School Of Science class Z. H. oe-
nartment S w. Taylcr ranks first. John DE Gray
second r. r. Leopold third. ii. a. Harris 'ou'''.'
H. W. Leigh fifth In the junior class OF t'e H. o
department Harrison Hall ranks irs =. T. pieS.''
second f. c. Groos third. II. w Garner iourtI H.
!, Seayer fifth In the junior class oil the u f. "e
partment f. C. Heald Is first. ii. II. Kennedy p''
~ I'd T.
w l.. Cook fifth. ,,
rb. sonhomore scientific class ranks as foliows:
= G McWilliarns first: H. y. Twcis. second H.
y Clark third: II. c. Euwer fourth: f. T. EhhsS
NTH.
The freshman first divisions In mathematics, aca-
dcmic department. contains Austin Brandt hue"
Carter Chambers Easton. England. finley mop
per Lewis Mcbride. Meigs. Moffat. Otis' Samso"
u Scott. $ Scott A. Smith. Snyder. Urban .ah
BuskIrk. Williams, Wright Zmmerman IN .,.r Ger
man: Barr Boyd, Brandt. Buchanan; 'urr ,nreI e.o9
Tothron Levy Mcbride Mcknight. a. Mtt.ndoii
Monat Moore. Pitcairn. Scott sloane !. n Wiron
snyder Stewart. Thomasson. an buSh''N "''
The intcrcass football games VIII bes!n to,l,,i
row TO decid.. the championship or the ,HiH'iS'S,
o." Nondav the seniors and freshmen will play on
Wednesday the Juniors ana soph1nlo,es, ,h v. on,
day the juniors and freshmen, on Mohah! ',n w o.
ths srni5rs and sophomore on Thursday tihe i2tp
the seniors and juniors. and on fr'o"s INV '''"
the freshmen and sophornores ,,,
Ths Committee on Arrangements for the Harvard
Princeton debate has selected the following question
which has been ratified by TWO literary societies
Mig and Clio Halls: Resolved. that assuming tne
,donon Of ADEQUATE constitutional. iinenuil'h'S' ,'
/ niied States should adopt system OF TesPons'pi.
cah'nr, government" The debate VIII occur AZ
Princeton on December H. The preliminary ''pf,r
a, Princeton Will be held on "Wednesday, Sos'i",',
Is and the internal. preliminary DEBATE WI oe '''
on November j. - ..-..,t.o ,,1 Il
drilled three times a week Dy Director 'oidle ohsy
,vn men have returned from last years team
Richard Webster. -. won ;he Siinn"cke ifns. ~"
largest prize given PriLcstOn II i valued al 49,,
s.nl being payable each year for three years iou"s
| Webster comes from islip. y. Y . ,,,
President Cleveland has presenter the oi'slnt'
manuscript OF his address al the princeton 'c-p",,,
centennial Celebration tn. University Library. IL
will he handsomely bound and placed on ckhlpitioh.
Tn. following members OF the senior CLASS hi. ..
apponted to compete for the Baird frizes- OF ~
Eard Prize arSd prize in oratory T. X .oIw"I1' ~
| comm C. j. Dunlap J. u. keener: W; w LEONARD
+ ] Newton. W NJ Post and r. g. Ihomp-olI'
For the przc in delivery: L. c. Cooley J.. b co"sn'
!" =: t!iilo,t " 4 MrI.augh.in, {. O. Richards.
II + Sterling II. r StcckweU The prizes IN dispu-
,.on and poetry open TO the entire senior class
These prizes represent The income OK P"p. inc XIX
| Of charles . Baird. OF Philadelphia. .
| Tn. Alumni catalogue has Just been issued; IT'S
summary OF graduates shows that the total numpsr
vho have received the Princeton a Is degree Is
IDS graduates of the old Law school. :; graiuate-
of Nh. School OF Science. Sls total number OF 'ng
graduates 1916 In addition TO this iotal. there are
fnIy 800 former students Of Princeton living, VINO
dld not receive the bachelors degrc" TWO hundrci
| examination. and SS7 honorary degrees nave peen