The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
MANYLOCAL BOYS
 HIGHLY HONORED
Class Honor Roll at St. Ber- nard College Announced
 Following Examinations

St. Bernard, April n.-(Special.) )-St Bernard college faculty and students met second time in solemn session to wit ness the results of the examinations just completed Each student arose as his name was called and a complete record was then read of his general department and progress in each branch of study.
 Upon the completion of the reading of the reports the Right Rev. President arose to express his impressions on the records just read. He said in part that he was pleased to find a decided improvement over the show of last December and urged a constinuation of the good work for the final quarter. He urged special effort in neatness and politeness, two qualities indispensable to the American gentleman "Civility to teachers and courteous conduct among themselves he said, "augured success in the future ea- reer of the student
 The fact that the class honor roll re- ceived mention in The Age-Herald last December, seemed to be an incentive for special effort at the recent examinations and as a result the class averages of al
 
 decided improvement.
 The following students having an aver age of 90 per cent or more are inscribed on the class honor roll exhibited in the college corridors:
 Elementary Department--Pete Garland, 97ss Birmingham; W. Brightman, 94 1-1; H. Grimes, BIS; G. Epler, 91; J. Meyer, 90 per cent.
 aI Cpt1t. I a erpf 95 All, Birmingham; Frank Garland, ga Ill, Birmingham; F. Down, 9iA; E. Potts, 93: H. Roberts, 91, Chicago; G. Bat tie, 91 per cent.
 I Latin Course-J Mulrooney, 96 All; Harry Rheul 96 Ill. Birmingham; Press ley D. Love, 93, Birmingham; l.. Eiwan- ger, 91 5-11; Malcolm H. Rafferty. 90 7-11.
 II Latin Course-M. Grossjohann, 97 40; A Lynch, g 9-1O; Dewitt Wyatt, 94 4-9, Blr- mingham: P Russell, s4 1-1O.
 III Latin Course-M. Elder, 95 1-10; Will liam H. Cuslck, 94 1-10; J. Trottman, 8 80; Thomas Wolfe, 92 3-5.
 " Latin Course-G. Kramer, 911a; All bert Bump, 92 2-3.
 Graduating Departmental. Chambers, 961a; Jesse Walters, 96 1-6, Birmingham; Clarence D. Wurthurger, 9S 1-5, BirminS- ham; L. Cooney, 9iA; E. Justin, 91 7-16; J, Kavanagh, 91 7-16; J. Biggio, BIS William Anglin 90 13-16; Edward Coyle, 91 11-l6; Harry Frohoff, 9015 Birmingham
 II Commercial Course-Ernest Obering, 94 TIP, Birmingham; J. Molero, 94 TIP; J. Romero, 9i 1-6; C. Diaz, 92 2-3; A. Dauser, s2,k; R. Macworther, 92 4-11; T. O'Leary, 921h; F. Mulvaney, 94; Nenon Thomas, 91 l-S Frank Perunko 92 Birmingham; Nathan Kartus, 91 S-11, Birmingham; Pe- ter Scaturro, 91s4, Birmingham; T. Der berovich, a1 7-l1 Will Summerlin, 20 a-6; Covert Williams, 90 4-11; Joseph Allen, 90 10-11. Birmingham; F. Elder, go 1-12.
 II Commercial Course. Division AL. Isnell, 93 2-3; Withrow Webb. 93 7-11; An derson Jaffe, 93 3-11, Birmingham; L. Lew is, 92 4-11; Lee Cowart, 9l1a Birmingham; James Hardwick. 91 5-11 Birmingham; r. Weis, 9l; G. Weis, 90 11-12; Robert Me Carty, 90 1-3 Birmingham; J. Fawkes, 90A: J. Walsh, 90 per cent.
 III Commercial Course, Division BIT. Heneley. 94 S-5; R. Hawkes., 931a Milton Simms, 93, Birmingham; Beecher Adams, 92 5-9, Birmingham; Lide Melton, 92 4-9, Birmingham Olivar Reid, 92 4-9, Birming- ham; Nicholas Stack, g1 4-5; M. Sullivan, 91 4-5 William Hulsey, 91 1-9, Birmingham.