Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-19
GRADUATION At CREIGHTON
Brief E1srciSsS Mark Commencement Of the
Academic Department
tIGHTY-SW ARE ON ROLL OF HONOR
After the Award of HOnors President
Bowling Delivers ConEratuIa-
tory Address to the Mem
bers of the Glasses.

Ths commencement OF the academic de-
partment Of Creighton college took place
yesterday morning at the University hall,
Rev. M. p. Dowling. president Of the col
lege. presiding The exercises began with a
plano solo by Elmer Umsted, followed by a
defamation, The Dandy Fifth" by
Charles Thielen
Following this came the announcement
Of the class standing by Rev. j. Koolman.
There are 19S members OF the academic de-
partment this year, and OF this number
eighty.six were on the roll of honor, hav-
ing made a general average Of more than
50 during the year. After the announce
ment of the standing George Peters recited
The Night Wind" and the University Glee
club sang the "saiiors' Chorus" Then
came the ward OF honors. as follows;
Class Of First Academic: Gold medal for
highest average In collective branches, Eu-
gene +. Noonan, medal donated by an old
student OF the college; first honors, George
Bushman, Milton Duggan; second honors,
Sherman McCaffrey, John Ege. Premiums
Christian doctrine. first, Eugene F. Moo
nan; second, George Bushman. Latin
First, Eugene F. Noonan; second. George
Bushman. Greek-First, Eugene r. Moo
nan; second, Milton F. Duggan. English
precepts-First, Eugene F. Noonan; second
George Bushman. English practice-First
Eugene F. Noonan; second. Milton V. Dug.
gan. History and geography-First Eugene
F. Noonan; second, George Bushman.
Mathematics-First, George Bushman; Sec
ond. Eugene F. Noonan.
HOnOrs for second Glass.
Glass Of Second Academic: Gold medal
for highest average, Charles McGrath.
medal donated by Rev. James Ahearne.
First honors. Gerald Floersch, William
Donohue, Walter Costello, Joseph Lovely,
Edward Costello, Frank Hunt; second hon
ors. Walter McKenna, George Peters. Her
bert Suing, Bernard Doran, John Quinn,
Robert Cullun. George Silver, Frank Gar
vey. Premiums-Christian doctrine, first,
Gerald Floersch; second, William Donohue.
Latin-First, Charles McGrath: second,
Gerald Floersch. Greek-First Charles Nc
Grath; second, Gerald Floersch. English
pIecepts-F1rst, Charles McGrath; second.
William Donohue. English practice-First,
William Donohue. History-First, Gerald
F.oersch; second Charles McGrath and
Frank Hunt Mathematics-First, Charles
McGrath; second, Gerald Floersch and Wal
ter Costello. Geography-First, Charles
McGrath. second, Gerald Floersch and
Frank Hart.
Class of Third Academic: A-Gold medal
for highest average, Roy Roche, donor of
medal5 Rev. p. J. Judge; first honors, Paul
Schmidt. Bernard Dufin: second honors,
Earl Heyl. James Lee. Louis Kennedy,
Philip Tracy. Cosmss Murphy, Patrick
Cunningham. Premiums-Christian Doc
trine: First, Philip Tracy; second Paul
Schmidt Latin: First. Maurice Foley;
second. Bernard Dufnn. English precepts
First. Roy Roche; second, Cosmas Murphy
English practice: First, Paul Schmidt; sec.
a,A Iohr
Hays; second. Paul Schmidt Reading and
orthography: First. Roy Roche; second
Bernard DUNN. Mathematics: First, Ear
Heyl; second. Roy Roche.
Another Roll of Honor.
Glass Of Third Academic: B-Gold media
for highest average, Edward Cahill; donor
OF medal, Rev. d. w. Moriarty first hon
ors. Norbert Marx. Raymond Corrigan
John Byrne Louis Dermody second hon
ors, Carl Liljenstolpc, John English. Lee
Tracy. Harry Hawley Thomas Foley
Premiums-Christian doctrine: First. Nor
bert Marx; second, Edward Cahill Latin
First, Norbert Marx; second, Edward Ca
hill English precepts: First, John Byrne
second, Edward Cahin English prac
tice: First, John Byrne; second, Lee
Tracy. History and geography: First
Edward Cahill second Norbert Marx
Mathematics; First Norbert Marx
second, Raymond Corrigan. Reading an
photography; First, Leo Tracy; second, Ed
ward Cahill.
Special Class; Premiums-Latin practice
First William Young; second, Charlie
Thielen. Latin precepts: First Charlie
Thielen and William Young. English
First. Charles Thielen; second, John O'Mal
ley.
After the warding OF the honors Fathe
Bowling made short talk to the member
of the classes, and with duet (piano an
violin). by Elmer Umsted and Milton Dug
gan. the commencement exercises were a
an end.