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virtues. to Levin Irving Handy. Jr.
of Smyrna.
Philo Sherman Bennett prize OF SOS
for the best essay discussing the prin-
ciples of free government, 10 Horace
e. Spruance, of Smyrna.
The w. c. T. U. prizes for oratory
and composition on the subject OF
scientific temperance instruction.
First, $25, TO Howard Taylor Ennis,
Of Dover. Second, SIS, 10. Elmer e.
Blades. of Wyoming Third, $40, to
| Emory W. Loomis. of Meshoppen, Pa.
Fourth, $15, to Alfred p Scott. OF
Barksdale. Md.
W. d. Clark memorial prize for the
best standing in mathematics at the
end Of the sophomore year Arthur L.
Price. Of Middletown. and Wallace A.
Sawdon, of Wilmington, had exactly
the same standing, and the prize was
divided. each receiving $3.50.
Garrett Stout Smith, Jr., memorial
prize to the member of the junior
class having the best standing in me-
chanics, $40 to William Butz, of Do
yer. William NJ Mattingly, of Will
mington. honorable mention.
The Perkins prize for short stories
by undergraduates for publication IN
the Review. First, $5, to James G.
Lewis, of Wilmington Second. IS,
to Thomas B. Tinney, OF Newark.
Trustees prize, $50, offered by a
trustee to the junior who during his
first three years has attained the
highest general average of proficiency
in all the college activities. Awarded
to Howard Taylor Ennis, of Dover.
Agriculture prize, offered by the
State Grange to encourage pro-
fciency in agriculture and for the
highest standing i'm that study First.
$l5. TO Harry s. Garrison. of Ches-
void. Second, S10 to Robert G. Hill,
of Chicopee, Mass Third, $5, to FL
mer G. Bennett of Milford.
Certificates were awarded to Thomas
Bell Tinney, Newark, for postgraduate
work in study Of the arts: to Ralph c.
Wilson, Dover for two years course
In agriculture.
The orations by members Of the
class were carefully prepared and
were followed with great interest.
The orations were: "The Engineers
Function in Conservation Of Our Ma
tural Resorces," by John Van Gasken
Postles; The Utility of a Practical
Education" Charles Thomas McChes-
ney; "The Agricultural College a Pub
lie Service Institution" by Harry
Slaughter Garrison.
Willard Perkins Shakespeare had
prepared an oration on "The Short
Story and o. Henry" but he was ex-
cused from delivering it because he
was unwelI
Degrees Conferred.
The degree of Civil Engineer was
conferred upon William NJ. Francis. of
Wilmington. who received the degree
Of Bachelor Of Science in civil engi-
neering I'm the class Of 1908. and the
degree Of Master Of Arts was con
ferred upon Harry A. Miller. Of VIII
mington, who received the degree of
Bachelor Of Arts IN the class Of 1908.
Degrees were conferred upon the
members of the graduating class today
as follows:
Bachelor of Arts (classical course)
Willard Perkins Shakespeare. Of
Wilmington. and Horace Evans Spru-
ance, of Smyrna.
Bachelor Of Arts Natin scientifc)
James Rankin Davis. Of Whining
ton; Foster Irving Wallis Of Smyrna.
Bachelor Of Science agricultural
Harry Slaughter Garrison. Of Ches-
void; William Livingston Kirby. Of
Smyrna.
Bachelor Of Science civil engineer
ing) Ralph Gray Davis, Of Elkton:
Robert George Dunn, Of Camden:
Arthur Bartlett Eastman. Of Will
tssrr r
Port Penn. Dudley Gassaway Frazer,
of Elkton; Frank Gilbert. Of Seaford;
John Sayers Hagner. Of Atlantic
City; Levin Irving Handy, Jr. Of
Smyrna; Charles Harrington Heisler
Of Philadelphia; Lawrence Altemus
Hodgson, of Wilmington: Liston
Alexander Houston, of Clayton; Win
field Washington Hubbard of Fed
eralsburg. Nd Crawford Coates
Kidd Of Wilmington; William Joseph
Leonard Wilmington; Carl Richard
Lind, Of PHILADELPHIA; Robert Hodg-
son Morrow. OF Wilmington: Peyton
Boman Patterson, Of Blythedale. Nd.
John Van Gasken Postles. Of Smyrna:
Robert Francis Raughley. Of Will
mington: William Hart Scott. of
Townsend; Roland Wallace Taylor. of
Kenton; Charles Irwin Van Arsdalen,
of Wilmington: Bayard Aldrichs Van
degrift, of McDonough
Bachelor of Science (mechanical !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thomas Nc |
Chesney, Of Elkton. !
Bachelor Of Science electrical en-
Davis Hankins Bell. Of /
Smyrna: John Hough Fisher. Of |
Dover Herbert Stanley Iedpnham Of |
Bridgeville, Joseph Lafetra Marshall, |
of Lewes: Charles James Schaefer, |
Jr., Of Delaware City; Clarence Ed !