Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-17
PRICE ONE GENT
DEGREES CONFERRED.

" N B'auuateS, as mentioned above
the degree OF Master of Arts was con-
Ierred upon Mr.. Franklin Johns Bohanan.
OF the class OF 1899.
GRADE CERTIFICATES.
Senior Class-First Grade-Amos w
Woodcock. Charles A. Cummins Star
second Grade--Drew III Beatty. Secsnd
Grade-W. Williamson Galbreath. lanes
l. Clark, 5. Harrison Tilghman, Fred
V. Cronk. Riley +. Elgeu.
Junior Class-First Grade-Vernon (
beachley. Star Second Grade-Mallory
l.. Burroughs. Second Grade-Irwin N
Somerville, Bert Wilson.
Sophomore CIass-First GradeCI,,.
ence A. Mcbride, w. Arthur Harris
Thomas 5. Trail. Second Grade--I,eon
b. GLADDEN., J. Howard Fox, I. n. Caulk
Kemp. M. Keith Neville, Eugene Walk.
freshman Class-Firs, Grade-Henry
=. sturdy ames II. Sinclair. Second
Sifade-Paul Mathews. Edward +. Clark.
n' La'nin Fllkins, +. Earl Hern, Alex.
H. Ruhl. Elmer c. Parsley.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Senior Class-D. II. Beatty-Ma,he-
mates. Christian Evidences, Law. Military
Science. L. Clark-Law. Military
Science, Christian Evidences r v
Gronk-Christian Evidences, Law. Mill
taiy Science. {. A. Cummins-M Mathe-
matlcs, Christian Evidences, Drawing.
English, Oratory. Law Military Science.
X, T.. Elgen-Christian Evidences. Law.
Military Science. w. w. Galbreath-
Christian Evidences. Military Science.
Law. r.. Is. Carey Military Science
w. II, Grant-Christiau Evidences. Ora
tory, French, Law, Military Science. ID.
7. Randy-Law. Military Science. T.
w. Hall - Psychology, Law, Military
Science. Charles Hollingsworth-I.aw.
Military Science. N. p. Reed-L.aw'
Military Science. L. T. Rohrer-German.
Christian Evidences, French, Law, Mill
tary Science. +. w. Seward--Law. Mil.
tary Science. S. H. Tilghman--German.
Christian Evidences. French, Law, Mill
tary Science. H. Wood--German.
French. Law, Military Science. A. w.
Wcodoock, lr. - Psychology, Christian
Evidences. English, OratoTy, Financial
History Latin, Law, Military Science.
Junior Class--V. S Beachley--Latin.
French, German, Mathematics, Logic.
Political Economy, Elocution. M. Z.
burroughs - Latin, French, German.
Mathematics, Elocution. |. b. Somer-
ville--Latin, French, English, Political
Economy. Elocution. Bert Wilson,
English. Political Economy.
Sophomore Glass;. II. Fox--Ma,he-
matics, History, English. L. B. Glad
den--Mathematics, History, Biology, Shop
Work, DIawing. J. II. c. Kemp
Latin, History, English. c. A. Mcbride
--Latln, French, German, Mathematics.
History, English. Science. M. K. Ne.
vllle- English. A. w. Harris--Science.
Mathematics. German. French, History.
l.. 1. Iraii-Biology, Mathematics. Ger
man, French, Latin, History. +. Walk
Mathematics. II. w. Wiling German.
French and Latin.
Freshman Class - b. l.. Wilkins
science French. p. Mathews-FIench.
English. A. n. Ruhl French. ]. II.
Sinclair Greek, French. Latin, Malhe.
matics. n. r. Sturdy-Science, German,
French, Latin. Mathematics.
Students who have received no de-
merits during the entire year Senior
Ciass-D. II. Beatty, c. A. Cummins,
A. w. Woodcock, Jr. Sophomore Glass
c. A. Mcbride.
Students who have no dement's stand
ing against them Senior Class-F. Y.
Cronk. Junior Classy. S. Beachley,
1. II. Collins, H. b. Dougherty, +. +.
Strange, J. II. Wood. Sophomore Glass
j. II. {. Kemp. Freshman Glass
H. F. Sturdy.
HONORARY DEGREES.
Doctor OF DIviniiy.-ReV. William
Smith Simpson-Atmore, Paris, Ill.
Doctor Of Laws.-Hon. William Pink
Ra
Sherry, Frederick, Md.
Master of Arts.-Francis Leroy Satter.
lee, Jr., New York. n. Y.
PRIZES AWARDED.
Prize offered by the Alumni TO Senior
Class tor the best Original Oration.--
Amos W. WoOdcock, IT,, Salisbury.
Md.
Presidents Pize Medal for Ora,ory to
members Of the Junior Class.-Edwar
K. Padgett, Washington, ID. &.
Prize Medal offered by the Baltimore
Branch of the Alumni Association. ID.
H. Beatty, North East, Md.
NOTES.
There were more strangers at the coll
lege commencement than Tor many years
past.
Seatt d upon the platform was Super
tendent w. H. Brownson. OF the Naval
Academy, who has taken great interest
in St. Johns College.
Superintendent and Mrs. Brownson
and the visitors, Gov. Whyte. and Hon.
Edwin Warheld and others, were en-
tanned at luncheon by DIR. and Mrs.
Fell after the exercises.
The alumni banquet will be held 10.
night at Carvel Hall.
The class shield was unveiled after the
exercises. Il is a handsome piece OF
workmanship. The names OF the grsdu-
ates are carved on a steel plate and
that is mounted on handsome design in
oak.
> As the shield was unveiled the class
aud the audience sang the class ode COM
posed by Miss Elizabeth Ellen Starr, OF
Baltimore.
The only Annapolis bay in the class
was Douglas Claude Handy, who took
the degree of Bachelor OF Science. He
is a son of Mrs. ID. c. and the late DIR.
Hanny, and is very popular in the young