The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30

of the student, such a result was practi- eally inevitable. The oration was deliv- cred with grace and force, and was filled throughout with happy illustrations and reeurrent bits of wit and humor. Pro- longed applause greeted the speaker when inc had finished.
 Diplomas Presented.
 At the conclusion of this address. Presi- dent Abercrombe on behalf of the trus- tees, faculties and students thanked Dr. Denny for his masterful effort. Dr. Aber- cromhie then addressed himself to the graduating classes and stated that by au- thority from the board of trustees he had the pleasure of presenting them with their several diplomas. When this was con cluded, he congratulated these respective classes on their splendid work, and bade them the best wishes and hopes for thei. future success. The exercises were then closed with the benediction, pronounced by the Rev l.. s. Foster, and the seven ty-sixth commencement was formally ended.
 Following was the order of exercises and the students receiving degrees in the several departments:
 Degrees and Honors.
 Master of Arts--Jelks Henry cabaniss, A. B., 1906, Birmingham. Thesis: Sidne Lander, the Man and His Poetry. Jamie Lindley Robertson. A. B. 199e Birmingham. Thesis The Life anc Poetry of Edgar Allan Poe. Masters of Scence-Leiland Woodland Chapman, B. s.. 19O6 Jackson. ldesls The Education Value of Science
 Jesse Pugh Chapman. B. S., 1906. Jack son: Thesis: The Central Nervous Sys- 1 tenn of Vertebrates.
 Marie Alice Vandevoort. B. S.. 1906, | Sunny South. Thesis The Rural Schoo. l in the South.
 Civil Engineering--1e erbert Otis Gosa E. | S., in engineering, 1906, Knoxville Thesis | Design for Fifty-foot Reinforced Con crete Arch, University Driveway. l Harry Atchison Wyatt, B. S., 1906, New Decatur. Thesis Design for d Power House, University of Alabama. l Mining Engineer-Thurman Aidrich Smith, c. E., 1906, University: Thesis The Development. Growth and Prospects of the Gold Mining Industry of Alabama.
 Bachelor of Arts.
 Paul Hardie Anderson, Selma; Travis Jesse Bedsole, Thomasvile; Charles Cleveland Brannen, Troy; John Edward 1 Delaney Jr., Tuscumbia: James Irving Ford, Alexander City; Edward Jenkins Birmingham; John William Johnson l Stroud; Monroe Aaron Maas, Selma; Isaac Newton Morris, Brooksville; Thomas Her bert Patton, Knoxville; William Yelling ton Prude, Jr., Tuscaloosa; David Ingram 1 Purser, Jr., Tuscaloosa; Benjamin Frank lin Smith, Alexander City; Seaborn Thorn ton, Whatley. Havana; Addison White Jr., Huntsville.
 1 Bachelor of Science. 1 Benjamin Franklin Caffey, Hayneville; 1 Coma Emnet Garrett Thomasville Ethel Gunn Thomasville; Wilde Church. | Zt1la T,ap 1 Livingston; Joseph Aston Maxwell, Tus- caloosa; Bessie Hall Merrill, Birmingham; Elisha Meriwether Moore, Wetumpka l Charles Dozier Norman Union Springs; 1 Adolph Philip Relch Gadsden; Lillian 1 John Walker, Brewton.
 Bachelors of Science in Engineering l Clement Sydney Cross Tuscaloosa; Stan ton Catchings Terrel, Birmingham.
 Certificates of Graduation Gin English) l -Iillie Fair Smith, Montgomery; Eliza l beth Speake, Decatur
 In French and in Spanish--Cora Kill 1 gore (79O6). Tuscaloosa.
 Bachelor of Laws. Lucille Lamar Allen, Goodwater: James l Edwin Daniel, Tuscaloosa; Clifford Syl- vester Davis, Anniston; Arthur Franklin Greensboro. N C.; Robert Arthur Gay Truett: James Gray. Fulton; William Thomas Harris, Marion, Albert Sydney l JOUliFbi4 IilOIidSNlnts ktlduuCcy lLOChdi | Kelly. Demopols: Henry James King l Jr., Tuscaloosa: Frederick Gilman Koe- nig. Birmingham; John Harley McNeal 1 Iberia, O.; Harry Garland McNeer, Mont 1 gomery; Allen kent Merrill. Eufaula l Noah Harper Nixon, Enterprise; Wash l ington Moody Tuscaloosa; James Tal- 1 mage Norman, Union Springs; Jesse D. l Pope, Ft. Payne; Abner Riley Powell, ! Andalusia; James Graham Rankin, Belle Nina; George Washington Reeves, Grace vile, Fla; Charles Edward Rice Bir- mingham; John Carlyle Shepherd, Jasper; James Isaac Valentine Clanton; Victor Vance, Vance.
 Doctors of Medicine. David Allen Bush, Edwin Valdivia Caldwell, Jr., Turner Christian Cameron, Heiry Sturgeon Cherry, Robert Ellis Copeland, James Frederick Davis, Roster Davis Dedwylder. Gilbert Emmings Eddy, Marion Amry Folsom, Reuben Aaron Fosher Grover Cleveland Franklin, Jesse Augustus Gibbs, Willie Clark Jones, Frank Marion Justice, John Nix Justice, Ebert Fountain Leatherwood Gaines Cuthbert McCrary, William Wallace McGehee, Charles Franklin Mckinley, Sidney Meeker, Clarence William Nixon, George Wesley Newborn, John Gray Pou, John Leonard Reynolds, John Monroe Roberts William Mitchell Salter, Dewitt Talmage smith, William NeSIa SLauSH, Mdflln Luther Tisdale. George Henry Tranum. John Mayer Wilson, Jr., John Theodore Wintergerst.
 Graduates in Pharmacy.
 Henry Atwood Dolbear, John Welborn Fleming Clinton Gordon McCarty, Hugh Langdon Quinn, Joseph Emill Shirley
 Highest Honors.
 At the close of each collegiate year special honors designated as highest honors are conferred in accordance with the following regulations:
 l. All students In regular courses in the academic department of the university who shall have obtained the highest grade (grade Al in each study pursued during the year, shall be entitled to the highest honors of the university.
 ?. All students of the law department of tn. university who shall have obtained an average grade of 95 per cent or more in all the studies embraced in the two year law course shall be entitled to the highest honors of the university.
 In the Academic Department.
 Senior--Thomas Herbert Patton.
 Junors-Balpha Lonnie Noojn, Helen Judith Vickers.
 Sophomore-Virgil Chldres Griffin.
 Freshman-Henry Addison Feel.
 In the Law Department.
 Seniors-Frederick Gilman Koenig, John HarleV McNeal Allen Kent Merrill