Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07
Representative Fosters Views.

1900, was rendered by the orchestra.
Representative Fosters Views.
President Bliss introduced Representative
David Johnson Foster Of Vermont. He adj
dressed the students. remarking that there
is something in the world in addition to
electricity. He said the point in success
is that 1t is necessary to lay up something
for rainy days. Something more than that
Is the privilege to give knowledge to the
state and the country. The fathers of this
country adopted the Constitution for the
purpose of securing a more perfect Union.
There is no difference between this Union
and the American people. The army rep
resents an organized body of men. the
power OF which, unless seen on the battle
Held cannot be realized Each member OF
the graduating class exercises a certain
amount of judgment and will power. which
Is the highest type of organization.
After the orchestra had rendered Vein
er Burger" President Bliss awarded the
diplomas to the graduates. The roll of
honor was read. In Rotations, w. Roy
Steele. New York, stood first Laboratory
work. L. Ray Mcdonald, New York; lec-
ture reports, Samuel G. Waite, Jr., Massa-
chusetts; examinations, Samuel G. Wait,
jr., New York; mechanical drawing, L. Ray
Mcdonald. New York
The following prizes were awarded: The
John B. Espey prize. for making the great
est progress in laboratory work, Claude M.
Goodspeed. Montana: the M. Du Perow
rize. for making the greatest progress in
mechanical drawing, John L. Borhek, Penn
syivania; the B. E. E. prize. for the highest
averages in mechanical drawing and labor
atory work. L. Ray Mcdonald, New York:
highest average In all departments for
year Samuel g. Waite, jr., Massachusetts,
gold medal: second man, W. Roy Steele,
New York; third man, L. Ray Mcdonald,
New York. Rev. e. H SVEN pronounced
the benediction.
Names of Graduates.
The graduates were: George r. Anderson
Chicago, H.; Ellis III. Arnold, Peru, N Y:
Walter F. Aynond. Bunkie, La; Harold
H. cambridge, Syracuse, N. Y: Charles
j. Ball. Jr.. Buffalo, n. Y: Henry H. Bar
roll, Washington, D. c.; Harry L. Baum
gardner, Wells Tannery, Pa; Matt H.
Beddow. Minersville. Pa: James e. Bea-
man, Joliet. H.: Frederic s. Renham
Canandaigua. N. Y; Edward l.. Blaisdell
New York city; John Belander, Columbia
Pa; John Leonard Borhek, Bethlehem Pa |;
Louis E. Brading. Chattanooga, Tenn !;
Frank c. Bower. Avon. N. Y: A. P. Broad
head, Firth Cliff, N. Y; Ernest Bromeson,
ton, d. c.: Fred L. Boswell, Breton Woods
N. H; William Carew, Northfield, Mass. !;
Leonard M Carpenter. ELEPHANT. Pa: Mack
B. Carpenter, Williamsport Pa; Arthur
Case. Marion. Ind: ]. Archie Clark. VIII
con. N c.; Leon D. Collins, Weymouth,
Mass; ]. Albert Gresham, Reading Pa !:
Howard A. Delano, Marion. Mass; Joseph
Donlan, jr.. New Haven, Conn; w. b.
Durham, Savannah. Ga: w. Stanley Ed
wards. Long Branch City, N. j.; Harry r.
Einsiek, Reading. Pa; Renate de Friburgo.
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil; John C. Fulmer.
Newberry. s. c.; Glenn Gardner PIckney,
Mich; Arthur l., Gear. Nashville, Tenn;
Walter E. Goebel Bolen. N. Mex; Claude
NJ. Goodspeed, Glendive, Mont: James
M. Goodwin. Sherbrook. Quebec. Can;
Charles l. Gustafson. Anaconda, Mont:
Charles F. Hauer, New Orleans, La; VIII
liam II. Heap, jr., Paterson. N. j.. w. E.
Hill. Glens Falls. N. Y; Arthur M. Hy-
Ter. Washington, D. c.: Arthur j. Jacobs.
Gloucester. Mass; H. Edward James, Wes-
terly. r.. l.; M A. Jerome. Flint. Mich;
Thomas s. Jesse. Louisville KY; Paul w.
Jones. West Unity, Ohio; Fred q. Lawehe
lands nl.: J. Herbert Mattox. Lancaster.
Ohio: L. Ray Mcdonald. Rochester, N Y;
r. G.. Mcdonald, Florence, Colo: w. r.
McGrew, Beaver Falls, Pa: Ellis d. Nigh
ton. gainesville. Ohio; Guy M. Mitchell,
Dartmouth. Nova Scotia: Frank NJ MUIR
ply. Lauriuna. Mich; Charles G. Neff. Bel
laire, Ohio: Karl G. Nutting, Muncie. Ind. !;
Carl G. Odeu. Port Jervis. N. Y: Frederick
Y: Pearse, Bristol, r. l.: George L. Perrin,
Canandaigua. N. y; Chester a. Pitney,
New York city; B. c. Rathbun. Avoca,
N. Y.;Warren A. RsecheTt. Warren, Ohio;
Eugene f. Russell. Dexter, Me-; Thomas
Munroe Sherman, Muskegon. Mich; Ellis
Herbert Shoemaker, Daytona, Fla: 6l-z
ward g. Spooner. IT.. Fairhaven, Mass. w.
Roy Steele. Schenectady. N. X: ChAriess
Harold Thayer. North Brookfeld, Mass
Samuel aillett Waite. II. Conway, Ma1s.:
Leonard Waidman. Washington. %. G.: w.
ID. woodstock, AEueW, Cal.
Glass of1cers: President Leon n. Col