Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
HONORS TO UNDERGRADUATES
Prizes Awarded to Academic Students
at Creighton University.
LONG LIST OF THESE WINNERS
Gold Medals Are Given Those who
Achieve the n Marks Of
Distinction in Their Class
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With the close of the school year al
Creighton. announcements were made OF
the prizes and honors won by students OF
the various Undergraduate classes.
In the sophomire class John w. Dele.
hanty was awarded the gold medal for the
highest average in the collective branches
of study. First honors were merited by
Gerald Harrington, Gerard Rademacher.
Francis Matthews and Harry Murphy.
Thomas S. Donnelly was given the gold
medal in the freshman class for leading
scholastic honors. First honors were mer-
tied by Roy Counley. Second honors were
merited by John f. sullivan, Ralph Mer-
rit, Frances P. Murphy. Leo Ineichen, and
Austin Emery.
In the high school classes r. Julius Fest
ner won the gold medal for the highest
average among the seniors. First honors
were merited by Donald J. Burke, Gerald
A. Floersch, Stephen A. Boyle, Carl Rus
sum, Lewis w. Moore. Phillip J. Cahill
and Thomas f. Kennedy.
I Second honors were merited by Louis d,
Kavanaugh, oswald P Goodall, BAIL Ian
pher, Neal P. Mckee, James P. Burroughs,
Pwen f. Burt, Robert d. Connell and
John J. O'Conner.
John O. Moran was presented with a
gold medal in the third-year class for his
work. First honors were merited by
George Harrington, Paul Gillespie, and
Theodore Nelson. 3
Second honors in this class were merlted
by William Furey. Stephen. Dieringer and
High Birmingham.
In. division r Of the t~hird-year class, Paul
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first honors were merited by Henry Sulli-
van and Raphael Hamilton. Second honors
went to Curtiss Peterson, Chester Wells,
Raymond. McDermott, Morgan Heafey and
Emmett Mcmahon.
In division A of the second-yea high
school class, Francis A. Johnson won the
gold medal. First honors were merited by
Paul Burke, John Scanlon. Carlisle Lentz
and Leo SETTLE. Second honors went to
Leo Winters, Francis ]. McDermott, Will
lam Miller. Ambrose ]. White and Will
lam ]. Maher.
In section r of the second-year class,
Eugene Fitzgerald won the gold medal.
First honors were merited by Richard
Smith. Lawrence Barrett, John Moore,
Oscar Lantzsch and Rudolf Olsen. Second
honors were merited by Francis Bushman
and William Gwynn.
Walter NJ. Stillman took the gold medal
In section A Of the first-year class. Sec
ond honors were given to Edward Murphy,
Fred Peck, Stanley Stepanek and Fred
Burlington.
The gold medal for work in section B of
the flrst-year class was awarded to Glenn
ent d. Nye. First honors were given to
Leo Matt and Raymond o, Donnell Sec
ond honors went to Arthur Beck, Ralph
Little, John Oberreuter, Daniel Sullivan,
Harry Rasmussen, Raymond Ingoldsby,
William Busch and Leo Mcshane.
In division c of the first-year class, the
gold medal was given to James English.
First honors were merited by John Barry
and Maurice Howard. Second honors were
merited by James Hartnett, John Shana-
han and Raymond Traynor.
In the special class the gold medal was
secured by Oscar Sullivan. First honors
were given to Leo Gallagher. Second hon
ors were merited by Harold Edwards,
James McAvin and Leo McDermott.