Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-19
DEGREES CONFERRED.

DEGREES CONFERRED.
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was
conferred upon the graduates as follows:
First Honor-Oscar Bechtol CoblentE.
Mlddletown. Md. Second Honor-Wil-
lard Jacob Wiley, Nouisvlle. Md John
Roberts Caulk. Eason. Md; Andrew
Hoffman Krug. Baltimore, Md. George
Richard Roberts, Baltimore, Md; Edgar
Clarke Fontaine, Pocomoke City. Md;
Malcolm Mclean Worthington, Belair.
Md John Parran Briscoe, Jr.. Prince
Frederick, Md; John Gloy Wells. Hamp-
stead, Md.
Bachelor of Science-George Franklin
Wisner, Beckleysville, Md.
Master of Arts-Reginald n. Ridgely,
B. s., 1895; Charles G.. Jarboe, B. A.,
1896; Philip II. Edwards, b. A., 1893;
John 5. Strahorn, b. A., 1899.
HONORARY DEGREES.
The following honorary degrees were
conferred
Doctor of Divinity Rev Ralph Wood
Kenyon, Brooklyn. N. Y; Rev. William
w. Van Arsdale, Annapolis, Md.
Doctor OF Laws-Archdeaco T. II.
M. Villiers Appleby, Duluth, MINI.
Master of Arts-Rev. Charles Callow,
Bradford. Eng; Rev. William Fitz.Si-
mon, Zion, Md.
Bachelor Of Divinity-Rev. Thomas
Henry Russell, London, Eng.
PRIZES AAARDED.
The following were awarded prizes
Prize offered by the Alumni TO Senior
Class for the best original oration-E.
Clarke Fontaine, Pocomoke City, Md.
Presidents prize medal for oratory to
members of the Junior Class-August w.
Bradford, Bel Air, Md.
Prize medal offered by the Baltimore
Branch Of the Alumni Association--Oscar
b. Coblentz, Mlddletown, Md.
Presidents prize for Biblical Study
Elliott Hotchins, Barstowe, Md.
Prize medal awarded by the Oratorical
Association OF Maryland Colleges-Oscar
b. Coblentz. Middletown, Md.
GRADE CERTIFICATES.
Senior Class-First Willard J.
Wiley. 4.6I; Oscar b. Coblentz, 4.53.
Second Grade-E. Clarke Fontaine. 4. 81;
John X. Caulk, 4 s.; Richard q. Rob-
erts, 4.27.
Junior Class-First Grade-ciiarles S.
OesPard, 4.53; Vernon 5. Bradley, 4.5I.
Second Grade-W. Wayne Keys, 4.34;
Daniel w. Burroughs, q 20; Alexander
Randall, 4.I6; Oscar w. LaMotte. 4.I5;
Augustus w. Bradford, 4 %; Edward II.
TaTbutton, 4.o3
Sophomore Class-First Grade-Amos
w. Woodcock, 467; Charles A. Cum
minis, 45I. Second Grade JamesClark,
a 80; Drew H. Beatty, q 81; Riley +.
Elgen. 4 80; Fred Y. Cronk, 4. 80; Leroy
+. Rohrer, 4.24 Nevons P. Reek, 4I6;
William w. Galbreath, 4.I3; Harry X.
Dougherty, 400.
Freshman Class--First Grade-John
w. Wilmer, 4 81; n. Brenton Scarbor-
ough. 4. So. Star Second Grade-John
NJ. J. Hodges, 4.49. Bert Wilson, AT;
Mallory l.. Burroughs, 4 II. Second
Grade-John +. Mudd, 4 60; X. Tunis
Strange. 2.27; Irwin b. SomervIlle, Ala;
Maurice T. Small, Ala.
HONORABLE MENTION
Senior Class-John P. Briscoe, ,Oratory
John r. Caulk-Law, Psychology, Christ
ian Evidences, Oratory, German, Mill
tary Tactics. Oscar B. Coblentz-Latin,
Mathematics. Law, Psychology. Christ
ian Evidences. Oratory. Chemistry. K.
Clarke Fontaine-Latin, Law. Psychol-
ogy, French. Andrew H. Krug-Psy-
chology. Willard ]. Wiley-Psychol-
ogy, Latin, Financial History, Christian
Evidences, Law, Chemistry, French. Ora
tory, Military Tactics.
Junior Class-Augus,us w. Bradford
Elocution. Vernon s. Bradley-Politi-
cal Economy, Chemistry, Physics, His
tory, English, German. Daniel w. Bur-
roughs-Elocu.ion. Charles S. Despard
Logic, Political Economy, Physics,
Elocution, Chemistry, History, English.
Elliott Hutchins--Elocution w. Wayne
Keyes - Chemistry, Elocution. Oscar
LaMoite-Chemistry. Alexander Ran
dall-Elocution. Louis H. Seth-Latin,
Physics. Elocution, Chemistry, History,
German. Edward H. Tarbutton--Elo-
cution. Saml. G.. Observation-Disclosures.
Sophomore Class--Drew II. Beatty
French. James Clark--Mathematics,