Evening journal., 1910-06-15
HANDS DIPLOMAS
TO LARGE CLASS
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Captain t. F. Edwards. Lieutenant
r. NJ. Campbell and Lieutenant II w.
T. Eglin. Of Fort DUPONT. are guests
of Lieutenant Slayer and will he
judges at the competitive drill Of
cadets for the Roberts medal this af-
ternoon.
Lieutenant Slayer this afternoon an
nounced the appointment of l.. Irving
Handy. Jr to he major of the cadet
corps and J. f. Marshall, c. n. Heisler.
A. r. Eastman and c. = Taylor to
be captains of the cadet corps
one of the most interesting features Of
tho exercises was the presentation OF
prizes. They were distributed as follows.
The Bishop Coleman Memorial prize. of
s25 for hest standing in the senior year.
was awarded TO w r. Weggenmann. The
Alumni Prizes First Prize in Public De
bate. $50, to William J. Bratton Second
Prize in Public Debate. sl5. to Edgmont
Horn; Third Prize In Grafton between
Sophomores and Juniors. SIS. to PERTH
Wainer The Lewis p Bush Literary
Prizes. first prize r. G. Hin: second prize.
William ] Bratton. The Lieutenant Clarke
Churchman Memorial Prize. to Wilbur s.
Corkran. The PHO Sherman Bennett
Prize. sen. to- T. T. Watts The w. G.. r. T..
Prizes: First prize, S25. to II r. Ennis,
second prize, SIS, TO e. =. Blades third
prize $40 to NJ b. Hutchinson. the Fourth
prize s. to Fl p. Spruance The william
d. Clark prize for mathematics. William
Butt The Garrett S. Smith prize. $40 for
best standing IN English during the yeai
In the class Of 1912, to Wiuium Butt. The
Joseph II. Perkins prizes for short stories
by undergraduates, first prize, S.. q. G.
Kidd; second prize. 50. j. G. Lewis: third
prize, 50. p F.. Armstrong
English prize, SIS. to r. G.. Hill. Hon
orable mention, w. A. Sawdon
Prize for the greatest improvement
in English, SIS, to W. c. Aurand.
Honorary degrees were conferred
upon the following Master Of Agricul-
ture, ManlOve Hayes. of Dover. Edgar
Fl. Bancroft, of Camden, Del anc
! Charles Barker, of Milford. Post grad.
uate degrees were conferred as fol-
lows: Master of Arts. Cecil C.. Nc
Donald, Of Red Hook, y. Y, and b
Evans, of Elkton. Md
The following degrees were conferred
upon the members of the graduating
class:
Bachelor of Arts from the Classica
course, upon George II. Bacon. Laurel
and W. J. Bratton. Elkton. Bachelor
Of Science, from the General Scientif,
Course upon John n Lyndal wy
! oming and William b. Ratledge
Farnhurst, b. S. from the Civil Engi-
neering Course, John w Alden. VIII
/ mington; James b. Bice. Dover: Cant
we'll Clark, Newark; Wilbur S. Cork.
ran, Wilmington; William Edgar. vii.
mington; Oliver C. Hudson. Laurel
Stanley NJ Jones, Wilmington: Holli.
/ J. Lowe, Delmar; Joshua L. Obier. Sea.
| ford, Samuel Rezits. Wilmington
Theodore F. Watts. Principle Furnace
Md.
b. S, from the Mechanical Engi.
neering Course. Charles r. Jones
| Georgetown, and Albin p. Shaw, VIII.
mington.
b. S. from the Electrical Engineer.
/ ing Course Lawrence B. Cam, Kirk.
wood; William L. Eliason. Mt. Pleas
/ ant; Philip Grunstein. Philadelphia;
Egmont Horn, Rehoboth; Fred G. Mac
| Sorley, Townsend; Chauncey d. Rob
inson, Georgetown; William W. Schae
fer Chesapeake City; Joseph p II
Shipley, Seaford; Harvey f. Boshell
Middletown; William II. Weggenmanu
] New Castle. A certificate for the shor
/ course in agriculture was given Z,
Albert Smith Of Dover
The invocation was by the Rev vii
liam A. Campbell, and the benedictioi
| by Bishop Frederick ]. Kinsman.