Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-16

iOi VI SCicHCe III Ilecndn1Cal engineer
ing-Millard Evelyn Tydings of Hartford
county, Frank Randolph Ward of Balti-
more. and Miles Hogan Woolford Of
Dorchester county. Bachelor of science
In MISUNDERSTANDING Snowden Stabler
OF Montgomery county.
Certificates Are Awarded.
Certificates for the two-year couse
in agriculture were awarded to Orville
Douglas Willis of Hyattsville. Md. and
Ralph Hoen Of Richmond. Va. The de-
gree of master Of science was confer
George county. Henry ~ Ramsburgh
of Frederick county. John F. Mudd of
Philadelphia. and honorary degree OF
civil engineer on W. d. Chler, assistant
engineer of the state highway division
of the Maryland geological survey.
The following medals were awarded
For general excellence in the agricultural
course, offered by the alumni association.
Frank James Maxwell of Comus, Mont
gomery county: for general excellence in
civil engineering course, offered by board
of trustees of the college, Oswald HURT
Saunders of Rock Hill, Kent county: for
excellence in general science course, OF :
fered by board of trustees. John Levi
ty; trustees medal for general excellence
in horticulture. Clarence William Strick-
land of Pocomoke City. Worcester coun-
ty; for general excellence in mechanical
engineering course. alumni association
medal, Miles Hogan Woolford of Cam
bridge. Dorchester county: for general ex-
cellence in the chemical course, medal
offered by board of trustees, John Waters
Duckett of Davidsonville. Anne Arundel
county.
Wins the Whyte Medal.
The William Pinckney whyte medal.
presented by Attorney General Isaac
Lobe Straus of Maryland. was awarded
to NJ. W. Mcbride of Frederick county. a
member of the sophomore class. This
medal is offered to the student presenting
the best original oratipn. Cadet Nc
Brides Grafton was onA Individuality.
A banner for excellence IN gallery prac-
tice was awarded Company A Of the bat
talon. Capt. NJ. z. Tydings commanding.
A banner was presented to picked
squad commanded by Corporal G. P. Po-
sey of Company for excellence in mill
tary maneuvers and general military pro-
ficiency.
The valedictorian was NJ. E. Tydings
The salutatory was by o. H. Saunders.
Rev. j. j. Muir. pastor of Temple Bap-
fist Church. Washington, asked the d.
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
Hyattsville. pronounced the henediction
The address to the graduates was by
Charles r. Schirm, a former representa-
tive in Congress from Baltimore.
Appointment Of Officers.
At the conclusion Of the exhibition drill
the following promotions and appoint
ments In the battalion of cadets. to take
effect at once. were announced: Field
and s4aff-Major, E. A. Mudd; first lieu
tenant and adjutant. ]. w. Kingdom:
first lieutenant and quartermaster.
Thomas Davidson. Non.commissioned
stan-Sergeant major, j. NJ. Lednum;
color sergeant. Z. ". Benson. Band
Principal musician, p. r. Little: chief
trumpeter E. r. Burrier; sergeant. II. A.
Miller; sergeant. w. A. Furst: sergeant.
w. l.. Warfieid: corporal. z. J. Merrfck.
Company -Ofiicers-Company A, captain,
l.. McSilvester; first lieutenant. o. r. An
drews: second lieutenant, J. X. Smith.
Non-commissioned oficers-First sergeant,
&c. Posey: second sergeant, J. O'COnnor;
third sergeant. r. Warthen: fourth SER
geant. j. l.. Taylor: first corporal. G. p.
Trax: second corporal. H. p. Ames. Com
pany B, captain. G. c. Furniss; first lieu
tenant. c. A. CLANCY: non-commissioned
sergeants, X. Mudd. F. w. Anderson. A.
lC. Stanton and w. s. Grace. respectively
first. second and third corporals: H. s.
Kechler. G.. NJ Albert and NJ r. May
field. respectively. Company Chaplain
l.. G. True: first lieutenant, d. W. Glass
second lieutenant, II. j.. White: non-com-
missioner ofhcers-First. second. third and
fourth sergeants. w. B. Kemp. L. H.
Staley. A. T. Schussler and " Rooey. re-
porals. J. w. Hattoh Me. Davis and
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