The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-26

freshman year and took the Ten Eyck speaking prize in junior year. He was also one of the Townsend speakers in his senior year. He was a class deacon and one of the editors of the "Lit." He graduated second in his class. He was member of both Phi Beta Kappa and Chi Delta Theta and the junior and senior societies. He is a son of the Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth of New Ha- ven and Is at present studying econ- omics and philosophy in the graduate department.
 John Kirkland Clark, '99, was born January 21, 1877, in Springfield, Mass He was prepared for college at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute where he represented his class and school in successful debates. He entered Yale in the fall of 1895 and in May '96 was a member of the freshman team that de- bated with the Harvard freshman at Cambridge. He won Berkeley pre- mium in freshman year, and the Luci- us F. Robinson Latin prize in sopho- more year. He is a member of the Thigh stand" society, Phi Beta Kappa. and last fall was awarded the Water man scholarship of $500. He was a member of the team which defeated Harvard on the Hawaiian question last December. He is the representa- tive of his class on the executive com- mittee of the Yale Union.
 Charles Heitler Studinslli '97-1900 l. s. of Pueblo, Colorado, was born April 25, 1876, in Color ado. He prepared for college at Pueblo high school and spent two years in the State University of Colorado. In 1895 he entered the junior class at Yale and in the following spring was chosen al- ternate on the first Yale university de- batting team that was victorious over Harvard. Last year he was also a member of the team that won from Harvard. He has been president of the Yale Union and is now a member of the Kent club and the Buckland club, both debating clubs of the Yale law school where he is studying. He was class orator at graduation. He is forceful and pleasing speaker of ex- cellent control of voice and manner. SKETCHES OF PRINCETON MEN.
 Howard H. Yocum was in both the Yale and Harvard debates last year. He has also won great honors during his college course. In Freshman year he was first honor man of his class, and won first prize in a Whig Hall competitive debate. He won the Soph- omore prize debate in Whig Hall and also the Sophomore prize in mathe- matics and English offered by the uni versity. On Washington's birthday, 1897, he won the class of 76 prize de- bate. Last year he was awarded half of the junior first honor prize. This | year he has won the French medal de- I bate in White hall, and the first dispu- | tation prize in the Baird contest. MT. | Yocum is now a member of the senior class, his home is in Columbia, Pa.
 w. M. Shultz, '99, of Danville, Pa, prepared for college at the Hill school, | Pottstown, Pa. He received honorable mention in the Freshman Reclamation contest in Clio Hall, and won the Soph- omore prize debate. He was first hon. or man of his class in Freshman year and won the class of TO Sophomore English prize. He also represented his class in the class of '7s prize debate on Washington's birthday.
 Matthew Lowrie, '9s, halls from | Warriors Mark, Pa. He prepared at | Lawrencevifle, graduating in the class of '94 Upon coming to Princeton he joined Clio Hall and won second prize in the Freshman declamation contest. In Sophomore year he won the Sopho- more prize debate in Hall. Last year he won first prize in the general com | petive debate in Hall, representing his class in the Washington's birthday or-
 atorical contest, and won the Junior l oratorical contest at commencement
 This year he won the second disputa- | tion prize in the Baird contest and has
 been elected senior class orator.