Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-10
DEGREES AND MEDALS
FOR ALL HALLOWS BOYS
At Commencement Exercises In Thea
ter Fine Program Was Given
List of Honor Pupils.

The Salt Lake Theater was well filled
Thursday evening on the occasion Of
the All Hallows college commencement
The youthful participants in the three
act comedy "Halfback sandy" a col
lege play, acquitted themselves with
marked credit, as did the students I'm
the other parts of the program. while
the college orchestra under Prof. Pc
dersen won well deserved commenda-
ton. Edward Love made a special hit
with his clarinet solo, and the orators
Joseph Kingholtz and Thomas McNeal
we're accorded warm applause for their
efforts. Dr. w. II. Leary, an Amherst
college graduate, delivered the com
mencement address, giving the boys ex-
cellent advice,
The degree OF A. -. was conferred on
Julius Hilgard OF BOzeman. Mont, and
the degree OF p. 8 on Richard Kricker.
Medals and honors were awarded as
follows:
Gold medal donated by Hon. Thomas
Kearns for general proficiency in the
classical course, awarded TO Arthur Nc
Chrystal; next in merit, Charles Nc
Gill
Nc Gurrin gold medal, founded by
Francis r. McGurrin for general pro
ficiency i'm tho scientific course, award
ed to Thomas Owens; next in merit.
Paul Miller.
GOLD medal. donated by j. c. Lynch
for general proficiency in the third aca-
demic, awarded TO Robert Young; next
in merit, Waldemar Anderson.
Gold medal. donated by James IVer>
for general proficiency in the second
academic, awarded to Walter Frank
next In merit George Hensel.
j. ID. Wood gold medal, founded by
+. J. Hagenbarth. for general pro-
ficlency In the first academic. awarded
20 Theodore Killecn next in merit.
Bierce Conant.
cold medal. donated by the Very Rev.
J. NJ Portal. provincial 5. NJ. FOR gen
eral proficiency IN the third Junior.
awarded to Joseph Ringholz: next In
merit. Jack Hutchison
Gold medal donated by Rev Francis
y Lechner for genera proficiency In
the second junior. awarded to Lawrence
Hughes. next in merit, Clarence Frank
Gold medal. donated by Rev. J. P
Pics. s NJ for general proficiency in
the first Junior. awarded TO Robert
Rlngholz: next In merit. While SmitN
X. or G. gold medal. founded by tn
salt Lake council NO oO2 khlghts OF
columbus. for the best oratorical essay
on some phase Of American history.
awarded TO Paul Miller; next In merit.
Charles Gillis.
tioid medal. donated by Rev. p. VI.
Cushnahan for olocution In the senior
division aWdrdel 10 Nllhll'A 'iiiliNf
next In merit. Neil Boyle George
schmidt and Julius Hllgard.
Gold medal. donated by Hon. Tim
Kinney for elocution In the academic
division. awarded 70 Thomas Mcneil:
next I'm merit, Earl Christensen.
Gold medal. donated by Rev. Nicho-
les Fuchs FOR elocution In the Jun "
division. awarded 20 joseph Rngholz
| next IN merit, Raymond ellis.
Gold medal. donated by Prof. Anton
| Petersen FOR proficiency in music
| awarded 10 Julius Hilgard; next In
| merit Robert Young.
cold medal. donated by samuel Park
| FOR competitive military drill COMPANY
Al. awarded 20 George schmidt; next
| IN merit Edgar Tullius
Gold medal donated by Rev John
| RYAN for competitive military drii
| CCoDpany 80. awarded 90 Morra
| Sweeney. next IN merit Allen conk-
| wright
cold medal. donated bv Rev Thomas
I 7 Wolohan for athletics I'm the senior
division. awarded 20 'f"hard krickeri
| next In netit Julius HlFard
| Gold n,cdal donated bv Rev. Dear
| Harris FOR athletics IN the acqdemt
| di,-tsior awarded to Robert Young
| nevt I'm merit Ross BRYANT.
| silver medal donated bv Rev. 4
| ,,t~v ,-istfov o~traordinarv s. NJ. f0f
| athletics In tho innior division. awari-
| al ~ Carroll Srl'ivan; next IN merit
| Frank McGauucy.
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