Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-15
IN all of the members of the class of

on all of the members of the CLAUS Of
1910.
Medals were awarded as follows:
Hamilton Ahern good conduct medal,
William A. Maghire, South Bethlehem,
Pa; first division medal, Stephen
L. Martin, this city; second division
medal, Richard A. McDonough, South
Orange: third division medal. Victor
M. Lemaire, Allegheny, Pa.
Senior class honors, Joseph s. Nc
| Donald, Paterson; next in merit. Ed
! mund ]. O'Keeffe, Jersey City. Ethics.
{ Joseph S. Mcdonald, Paterson; mex in
merit, Clarence A. Heavey. Orange.
Metaphysics. William A. Mcguire,
South Bethlehem, Pa; next in merit,
Edmund ]. O'Keeffe, Jersey City.
| Christian evidences, Clarence A.
Heavey, Orange: next in merit. Thomas
A. Heron. this city.
Junior class honors, Francis j. Mona
han, this city; next in merit, Michael
]. O'Connor, this city. Logic, Michael
J. O'Connor, this city; next in merit,
John A. Tracy, Orange Valley.
Sophomore class honors, Francis J..
McConville, Paterson; next In merit,
Arthur ". Dupuis, West Hoboken.
Greek, Arthur v. Dupuis, West Ho-
boken; next In merit. Charles A. Dun
lean, Middfetown, Conn. History, Ar
thur v. Dupuis; next in merit, Charles
o. Duncan.
Freshman Glass Honors-John NJ.
Walsh, Kearny; next In merit. Patrick
A. Monahan. Jersey City.
High school honors, Henry w.
O'Neill, Morristown; next in merit, Au-
gus.in A.. Fay, Morristown.
Bayley Hall honors. John C. Hender-
son. South Orange; next in merit, Rob
ert A. Brennan, Orange.
Seated on the veranda to the right of
Monsignor Kelly were DIR. Mooney, the
Rev. DR.. william P. Cantwell, Of Long
Branch; the Right Rev. M%onsignor
Isaac P. Whelan, of this city; the Righ,
Rev. Monsigpor Henry A. Brann, Of
New York; the Very Rev. Dean Pat
rick Cody, of this city; the Rev.
Thomas P. Mclaughlin, vice-president
of the college; former United States
Senator James Smith, jr., DR.. John b.
Richmond and John J. Stanley.
Other distinguished guests present
were: The Rev. william Dunn, the
Rev. Hubert Behr, the Rev. Joseph
Heavey, of Wilmington, Del; the Rev.
Lawrence Travers. of Camden; the
Rev. William Griffin and the Rev.
Thomas Ridden. Of Trenton; the Rev.
Harry Waterson. of Jersey City: the
Rev. Joseph Gillen, of Paterson; the
Rev. William j.. Carlin. the Rev. An
drew Egan, the Rev. Daniel Duggan,
the Rev. John M. Mcdonald, the Rev.
Paul Guterl. the Rev. Thomas O'Don.
nell, the Rev. Francis A. McHugh, the
Rev. John A. Dillon, the Rev. Samuel
Hedges. the Rev. John j. Smith, the
Rev. Camille La Ponte, the Rev.
Charles A. Smith and the Rev. Paul
Knapp.
After the commencement exercises
dinner was served to the alumni in the
college r~efeotory. The great majority
of the other guests inspected the new
college building, which will b. formal
ly opened next September, and many
favorable comments could be heard as
the visitors passed from department to
department. The scholastic year of
1910-11 will begin early In September,
and. judging from present circum-
stances, an era Of great prosperity
awaits Seton Hall.
The members of the seminary held
their annual smoker in Alumni Hall
last night. Previous TO this, the book
prizes to the honor students In the
freshmen and sophomore classes of the
college and the High School depart
ments were awarded as follows:
Freshman Class-English, Cornelius
Ahern; Latin. Patrick Monaghan;
Green. Patrick Monaghan; history, Pat
rick Monaghan: mathematics, Patrick
Monaghan; chemistry, Cornelius Ahern;
catechism. Patrick Monaghan.
First Year. High School-Latin, Greek.
history and geometry, William Dunn;
civics and catechism, Francis Ryan.
Second Year. High School-English,
Glare Matthews. Rag Brennan; Latin,
Joseph Flood. Ray Brennan; Greek,
Joseph Flood, Ray Brennan; history,
Glare Matthews; geometry. Edward
McGuirk; civics. Clare Matthews: cate
chism, Joseph Flood. Ray Brennan.
Third Year, High S~chool-English,
John Foylc. Harold Colgan; Latin, Har-
old Colsan, John Byrne; Greek, John