The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-26
IG|VE HONOR ROlL
 AT ST. BERNARD
Many Students Interested in Marks Made at Gull
 man School

St. Bernard, June al.)-Many students of St. Bernard college in ana about Birmingham have been daily look ing for the honor roll to ascertain whether they succeeded in reaching the average necessary for honorable men, ton.
 The following have an average of over 90 per cent, and deserve to have their names inscribed on the college honor roll:
 Special Classical Course-F. Garaland, 95 2-s, Birmingham; J. Hagerty, 35 2-S. Bessemer; F. Dowing, s4A, Corbin, Ky; E. Potts, fill. Prospect, Tenn: Harry Roberts, 91 1-5, Chicago.
 First Latin Class-J. Mulrooney, e7 1-10, Memphis: II. Rheul, s6 s-1o, Birmingham; Presley I. Love, s5 5-s, Birmingham; M. Rafferty, s2 7-1o, Pensacola, Fla; l.. Ei- | wanger, a1, CulIman.
 | Second Latin Class-M. Grossjohann. s7 s-10, Pensacola. Fla: A. Lynch, s61a, Columbus, Ga; P. Russell. s4 4-5, Hayne- vile: D. Wyatt, 91 4-9, Bessemer. | Third Latin Class-M Elder. 9sik. Thom- asvile, Ga; W. Cusck. 951k, Birmingham; J. Trottman, 94 1-1o, Birmingham: T. Wolfe, 93 1-3, Birmingham; A. Heierl. 90 2-5 Cullman.
 Fourth Latin Class-A. Rump, .s4 1-s, Johnstown. Pa.
 Graduating Departmental. Chambers, 9G7s, Oisaiona, Miss: J. Walters, 95s4, Bir- mingham; c. Wutzburger, ssA. Birming- ham; E. Coyle, 93ls, Huntsville; J. Kav anaugh, s2ss, Columbus, Ga.; w. Anslin. s1 1s-16, Lexington. Ky: J. Biggfo, si 1s-16c, Montgomery; l.. Cooney, s1 3-16c, Mem phis; H. Frohoff, s1, Birmingham: F. Justin, 90 o11-1s. Tuscaloosa; A. seiyel. sc5s, Birmingham.
 Second Commercial Class-E. obering, s6%, Birmingham, F. Mulvaney. s5 1-s, Bristol Tenn; J. Molero, 94 2-s, Ha- vans, Cuba: A. Dauser 93k, Tusca- loosa: c. Diaz, s8M, Pensacola, Fla; i; T. OLeery, sS 1-6, Nashville, Tenn: N. Kartus, S3 1-11, Bessemer; P. Scaturro. s2 5-6, Bessemer; R. Macworther, s2 Hi, Hayneville; F. Perunko, s2 1-13. Birmingham; J. Allen. 91 5-11, Bir- mingham; T. Berberovich, 91 1-5, Jack son, Miss; w. Worthington, s1 Ill, Birmingham; T. Nenon, 91, Nashville. Tenn; J. Romero, 90 1-3, Havana, Cuba. Third Commerclal, DiViSion -Ws Webb, 96 4-11, Tuscaloosa; A. Jaffe. s5 5-11. Birmingham; L. Isbell. 94 S-12, Nashville, Tenn; D. Lewis. s2 s-1l. Tampa, Fla; J. Walsh, 93 2-S, Nash vile, Tenn; F. Weis. 92. Nashville, Tenn, L. Cowart, s1 5-s, Birmingham; R. McCarty, e1 1-3, Birmingham; c. Wells. 91 1-I2, Nashville, Tenn: |. Hardwick, 91 Ill. Birmin gham; T. Hawkes., 9o Chattanooga. Tenn: J. Reid, 90 5-6, Birmingham; c. Hoskins, 90 Til, Birmingham; B. Corcoran. 90 1-s. Troy; J. Carney, 90. Birmins- | ham.
 Third Commercial, Division "B"-r. Henley. 95, Macon, Ga.; J. Beecher Adams, 93 5-9. Birmingham; O. Reid. | e2 2-3, Birming gham; R. Hawkes., e2 3-S, Chattanooga. Tenn: N Stack, 92h, Bir- mingham M. Simms, 92 2-9. Birming- ham; M. Sullivan. 91h, Pensacola, Fla. | Preparatory Department-P. Garland 96 F, Birmingham; W. Brightman. S2 2-3 Hayneville; G. Elper, 92. Atlanta, Ga; M Meyer, 90h, Cullman. < | Besides these. with but very few ex- captions. all students have attained . general average of Sr3er cent and .aa a result will advanceto the next high ! CT class when college resumes work next September.