The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-03

Ellyson, Hattie Della Finley, Oakley Mills Geibel, Gilbert Graffenreid Glover. Ben jamin Meyer Goldgar, Moe Maruchoff Gottlieb, Herman Grrnes, William D. Hammack, James Gray Hanlin. Benja- min Edward Harris, Daniel Herren, John Beton Hodges, James Bradley Holman, Lewis Henry Hubbard, William E. Hud- mon, Jr., Julian Jarnigan Culver, Penrose Vass Stout. William Kedding Winship, Charles Alfred Jones, John Luther Ken nedy, Charles Roman Kuchinski, Edward William Lind, Daniel Macdonald, Banner Young MacIntyre, Gordon Oliver McGe- hee, John Thomas Mcclure, Horace La mar McWhorter. Roger Barton McWhor- ter, James Marshall Mayes. Ray Meade, Thomas Cole Mitchell, James Weston Moore, James Walter Motley Herman Clarence Nixon, William Thomas Owen, Jr., William Henry Pace, Julius Trimbe Pearson, William Ivy Pittman. Howard Kennedy Porter John Taylor Fostell, Jo- siah Whitaker Powell. Osie Clyde Pra- ther, Schuyler Harris Richardson, Charles Francis Russell, Leslie Warren Shook Lester Chauncey Smith, Robert Franklin Smyer James Grey Stelzenmuller Bart Dannelly Stephens, Reuben Johnson Stew art, George Jefferson Street, Charles Pure Sullivan, Laurel Franklin Summers
 
 Weatherly, Bernard Augustus Webb Iralee Whitaker, Samuel Oliver White William Thomas White Robert Wilson Williamson, Ernest Gordon Wilson Wal ter Woolf Wynne, Granville Allen Young
 Graduates in the two-year course are: : Roe Talbot Carter, William Wall Garrett Thaddeus Alonzo Ingram, James Hugh Kyzar, Leon Morgan Martin, Thomas Ewin Middlebrooks, Rufus Peerson, Jo- seph Robert Persons, T. B. Sellers, John Slaughter Slaton, Ollie Agar Strickland, Seymour Hall, Robert Alfred White
 Those who won the degree of doctor of veterinary medicine are: William Ru- fus King Beck. William Monroe Howell Percy Wilbur Hudson and Isham Smith Ingram.
 Post graduate degrees were awarded as follows: A. K. Clements electrical en- gineer; M. C. Palmer, electrical engineer; D. E. WIlkerson, electrical engineer; B. B. Meriweather, civil engineer F. Rem froe, engineer of mines; M. S. Sloan, elec- trical engineer.
 Medals were presented to the following:
 Drawing, J. L. Orr, sophomore, set of Richter drawing instruments; T. H. Whitfield freshman. gold fountain pen. On account of the close competition for this prize, Grafton Lothrop was present. ed with a silver fountain pen.
 The w. II. Thomas essay medal was won by Miss H. D. Finley, and the junior oraton medal was awarded to w C. Oliver.
 D. T. Burleson was presented with the Websterian literary medal and J. A. Par rish was the lucky winner of that given by the Wirt Literary society. The musi- clans medal went to H. c. McGregor performer on the trombone. Highest Honors. Tn the senior class the highest honors were carried off by J. q. Stelzenmuller Distinctions were accorded to the follow ing:
 c. D. Allis, T. Beasley, H. J. Chat terton. Miss H. D. Finley, B. M Gold gar M. Gottlieb J. B. Hodges, C. A. Jones, J. L. Kennedy, E. w. Lind, H. C.. Nixon, w. I. Pittman, J. w. Powell c. B. P. Sullivan, Miss I. Whitaker, L. w. Sharp.
 Junior Class. In the junior class there was no student who won highest distinction. Those who received distinctions were: D. J. Burleson, A. L. Boyd, H. H. Davis,