Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14
LIST OF THE WINNERS
MEDALS TO PUPILS OF GEORGE
TOWN UNIVERSITY.

The medals and prizes won by the stu
dents of the collegiate and preparatory de-
partments of Georgetown University were
presented yesterday by Rev. Father Buell.,
the president Of the university. The med
ais Of the collegiate department were
awarded in the morning, as follows: Junior
class, gold medal by Mrs. Lawrence OF rien
of New York in memory of Francis O'Brlen
of the class Of 1900, to J. H. P. Hood, who
was also given the gold medal for physics.
Other prizes given in this class went to
Thomas Cantwell, for general proficiency;
Hughes Spalding, for general composition,
and Addison Lusk for proficiency in physics.
Joseph w. Montgomery took the silver
prize for general proficiency went to A.
Vincent Lynch, and in English composition
to Francis J. Hartnett.
The freshmen prizes were as follows: Sill
yer medal and prize for general excel
lence, Peter j. Dolin; Kidwell gold medal
in mechanics to J. w. Montgomery, and
the prize to J. Addison Lusk; silver medal
for analytic chemistry, to ]. H. P. Hood and
the prize to Addison Lusk; silver medal in
general chemistry to ]. w. Montgomery
and the prize to Charles Stuart, jr.; sopho-
Murray and the prize to Oswald Cook; sill
yer medal in modern languages for fresh
men went to Mead A. French and the prize
to Peter J. Dolin.
eral competition. and were awarded as fol-
lows. The Christian doctrine medal, to
Thomas A; Mccain, '07, and the prize to
medal to John Herbert Doyle, 'O7; the Mer-
rick debating medal to Edward ]. Crum-
mey, 'OS; the Father Murphy medal for
the best metrical translation Of three odes
Of Horace to Richard J. Lawlor, 10, and
the Morris historical medal to Albert b.
Ridgway, 'O7, whose subject was Capt.
John Smith of Virginia.
Afternoon Awards.
The preparatory prizes were awarded in
the afternoon as follows: First prize to
Mead A. Lewis; second prize to Fred R.
Gibbs: English composition, Mead A. Lewis;
second preparatory, first prize to John D.
Foley; second prize to T. A. Sullivan; Eng
lish composition prize to Vincent Daley;
third preparatory, first prize to Francis
Leary; second prize to E. M. Carr; Eng
lish composition to E. NJ. Carr; fourth
preparatory, first prize to John J. Fahey;
second prize to John M Murphy and Eng
liSh composition prize to William H. Tyler.
The philonomOsal medal was awarded to
E. E. Berl of Wilmington, Del; the Chris
tan doctrine gold medal to Mead A. Lewis,
and the prize to Frederick R. Gibbs Prizes
were given in mathematical to Salvador
Rodriguez. jr., and Edward ]. Ashe, first
preparatory: John D. Foley and T. Alexis
Sullivan, second preparatory; Frank Leary,
third preparatory. and John J. Fahey ana
Miguel Ortiz, four preparatory; In FRENCH
to Herbert N. Wright and Arnulf A. Gloetz-
ner, first preparatory; Arthur R.: Collins.
second preparatory, Eugene M. Carr ana
Antonio Maguerza, third preparatory, and
in German to E. Joseph Kennedy, first prep
aratory; John NJ Kingsley and John J.
Martin. second preparatory, and j. Francis
and Timothy Sullivan, third preparatory.
Diplomas were awarded the following stu
dents of the preparatory department:
Charles Angulo. E. Berl. j. Cendoya. D.
Diamond T. IyerS ]. Kennedy, NJ. Lewis,
A. and II. Lorralde, E. Mohn, F. Gibbs, ].
McCrorpen, w. Cromin, c. Reilly, A. Gloetz-
ner, Carl Vilsack, Herbert Wright and Sal
vador Rodriguez.