The sea coast echo., 1898-01-29
ST. sTAMsLAUs WEEKLY NOTES.

The rolls of honor from each Of the dc
partments of the college will be found II
this weeks column.
The s. S. G.. Cadets had two applica
tions during the past week. The com
pany gave its first forced march last Wed
nesday. Its ppearauce on the beach gave
quite surprise to its friends, who were
highly delighted with the soldierly ap
pearance of the boys. The command was
out for duty and not Tor show, hence theil
drill was purely of routine nature.
the rivalry between the juniors and
seniors eliminated in the formation of a
cunlor cadet corps. The best material
on the junior campus has been enlisted
Some thirty Juniors are enrolled, and ere
long they intend to make the seniors hus-
tie tor the prizes gwen in the annual
spring games.
The seniors welcome competition and
rejoice they have somebody with whom
to compete.
Quite an exciting football contest took
place Thursday between the senior clubs
For nearly two hours the teams strug
gled for mastery, and 1t was decided but
Il few minutes before the last half was
called. The score stood to2.
The president gave another of his Inter
esting lectures on last Thursday. The
students enjoyed the talk and iudulged in
much quiet comment on the subject mat
ter. The president still continues his
visits to the classes, preparatory to the
March examinations.
1t is rumored among the seniors that
the first of the essays for which is award
ed the medal for English VIII be given
out this evening. we could not learn
what the subject was, nor the rules gov
erning the contest.
There will be formed this week among
the members of the Senior Reading Cir
Gle literary club. A meeting is called
for tomorrow. Each class is called upon
to send u representative, to discuss the
rules and bylaws of the club.
Tho brass band of the college Is now
rehearslng some of Sousa's marches.
They have as yet given no public perform
ance but IL is whispered among the know
ing ones that Prof. J. A. Hemmersbach Is
preparing surprise for the lovers of
sweet music. | wonder when the sur
plise VIII come off.
ROLL OF HONOR.
The following students won honorable
mention in their respective departments
last month and are entitled to place on
the roll Of honor:
GRADUATING COURSE.
Chas. j. Tassin, w. C. Etheridge, S. S.
Beall Louis +. st. Julien, George T.
McCloskey, Daniel T Doyle.
SUPERIOR COURSE.
Jno. L. Berret, Ed. S. King, J. c.. DaI-
feres. Jno. Livelar, Theo. Combel, Gerald
Murphy, Il. Oliyari,
SOPHOMORE.
Albert f. Betz, Sam. T. Lozano, Jos.
G. Hunter, Louis Il. Pfister, Louis p.
Goun9blood, Emile j. Lefebyre, Jno. V,
III. Beary.
COMMERCIAL GRADUATES.
Jas. Dolaune, Jno. j. Welsh, Theogene
Landry.
IND COMMERCIAL.
Philip McGrath, Emile Gex, Sidney
Mouch, Emile Hoffmauu, Anatole st.
German, Chas- Caucienne, Jno. o.Spotorno.
INTERMEDIATE CLASS.
Section A-Louls Miret, George Plan.
chct, Ernest A. Bernard Julien Herbeln,
Charles Gauth!er, Frank Quintini.
Section B-Raymond Mouch, Oswald
Schwab, Henry Tassin, A Dalferes, Chas
Piedra, Paul Ecuyer, j. X. Llvelar.
PRIMARY.
Robert L, Paquette, Robert L, Sims
Parcy G Hale, Albert Trlsconi, Ben. A
Broussard, Oliver j. Planchet, Placide V
Saucier.
PREPARATORY.
f. De'aune, L. Leitemeyer, L. Wurtz
S. Howell, A, Spotorno.
1NCoGNITo,