The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-20
Thomas H. McHatton. vivian Mccor

Thomas H. McHatton., Vivian Mccor- mick. , s Donor-Hon. Waiter F. Walsh. Mayor of Mobile, Ala. The gold medal for excellence in ma thematics (second graae) was nieriteo by Bernard s. Fahy. Rome. Ga. Next in Merit--Jsmes G. Rapier, Fran els R. vtllavaeo. Johl E. Hooper. D,ncr-Hon. C. L. Lavretta. Mobile, Ala.
 The gold medal for excellence in elo- C, tion was merited by Buxton L. Layton New Orleans.
 Next in Merit-James c. Casseriy, Wal ter J. Lambert. Clarence A. Costello. Donor-Rev. D. O'Suliyan, s j.. Tam pa. Fla,
 The gold medal for excellence in his tory was merited by Joshua J. Brown. Crawford, La.
 Next in Merit-Maxim D. Touart. Donor-Rev Marcellus Jannin, s. J.. New Orleans, La. The gold medal for excellence in pen
 manship Uunior division) was merited by George c. McHardy. New Orleans. l Doror-Mr. Isidore G. Jacobsen, Mobile, Ala. The gold medal fer superior excelldhoe | in applied mechanics was merlteo py Walter S. Klos, Belle Helene, La. l Next Tn merit, JdueS V. SoSSSf's. Donor, MT. Joseph T. Jones, Gulfport, Miss. The gold medal for proficiency In the use of instrument in the senior brass band
 was meritcd by Maximin D. Touart, sum- | merviHe. Ala.
 Next in merit, Alfred H. Hymel. Do-
 mingo J. viliamil.
 Donor, Dr. Angelo Festorazzi, Mobile.
 Ala. | use of instrument in the Junior Brass | Band was merited by James G. Rapier. | Mobile, Ala.
 Next in merit. Charles Tait. David P. Hymel.
 Donor, MT. William Mcdonnell, Mobile.
 Ala.
 | Premiums for four or more distinctions William H. Villamil. Havana. Cupa' John c. Hanway. Greenville, Miss; Ern- est A. Burguieres. New Orleans; Otis $. | McAdam, Montgomery. Ala; John J. Nicely, Mobile, Ala: Charles c. Thibaut | Donaldsonville, La; Nicholas L. Vickers l Mobile, Ala: Charles Tait, New Orleans! Charles A. Savini. New Orleans; William c. McHardy, New Orleans; Rene Esnard,
 Matanzas, Cuba.
 Roll of Honor. The following students were distinguish ed during the year for good conduct and application. CThe highest number of marks attainable Is 10O:f Senior Division-Buxton L. Layton. 100; William A. McMcAdaIn. 100; James Me
 Keon. 1oo P. Lestang Sarpy. 100; Alfred H. Hymel, 100: Maximin D. Touart, 100; Emile E. villamii. Ivo: Joseph M. Walsh, 100; J. Earle Mannoccir. 100; John Fl. Quinn, 100; Ernest A. Burguieres, lO0; Bernard S. Fahy, 100; Bennie J. Kern. | 100; Dennis O. Boudreaux, 100; Joshua J. | Brown, Clarence Goette. 100; Waiter s. | lllos l0O Robert Sandoz. 100; Amasa D. | Stolenwerck, 100 Joseph H. Duchamp, 100; Thomas H. McHatton. 100; Charles A. savlni, 100: Camille P. Brown, 1oo;
 John E. Hooper. 100; Seth E. Herbert. 1oo; Albert Dciron, 100: John A. Boudousquic.
 99; Domingo J. Villamil, 99; Raoul F..
 Reynaud, s9; Leonard c. Darragh. 9s; | Theodore Blanchette, 99; John c. Han
 way, 9s Francis s. Cannon, sS; Eley A.
 Blanchette, 9s; Rene Esnard 9s; Secun-
 dino Escalante. 9s; Bennie Blanchette, 96: Mark J. White, 96; Junius Levron, 94;
 George A. Juge. 93; Harry l. Clark. 92; | Sidney S. Patout, 9z: Walter s. Fossier,
 S7: Henry A. Burguieres. S3. l Junior Division-Francis A. Giuli, 100:
 Thomas P Norville. 100: James G. Rapier.
 100; Solomon H. Frederic, 100; Loyola T.. i Cowley, 100; Edward J. Devinney, 100; George A. Lasseigne, 100: George c. Mo Hardy. 100; Maurice E. Reilly, 1UO; oscar Reynaud, 100; D. Troy Halls. 100; Sidney A. Bonvillain. 9a; Edward J. Staub, 9s; Clyde N. Blanchette. 99: Ferdinand L..
 Larue. 9S: William H. Villamil ss; Julius c. Meininger, 97; John Doherty, 97 Julian P. Quintero, 97: Thomas J. McGrath. 96;
 Otis B. McAdams, 96; Charles Tait, 96:
 William A. Staehle. s5; Frederic w. Mill Ter, 93; Hinton A. Touart 9S: Francis R.
 Blouin, 92 Albert J. Danos. 92; John J. Neely, ss Nicholas l.. Vickers, s6: Nestor L. Keith, s5 Charles c. Thibaut. 8; Thomas Burns. S2; Austin McG. Wagner, So William c. McHardy. 80.
 Acknowledgements.
 The President and Faculty wish to ex-
 press their grateful acknowledgment to
 the following persons for donations to
 the museum library and students chapel MT and Mrs. J. H. Kearns, Lebanon, | Ky; Very Rev. w. Power. S. J.; MT. P. c. Hannon, Mobile. Ala; Prof. Paul c. 1 Boudousquie. Mobile. Ala; Dr. William
 Mastin Mobile. Ala; MT. Stanislaus Gill low, S. J.; MT. Leo M. Beilocq, s. J.;
 MT Clarence Al Costello, Smithsonian
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