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HONORS FOR CREIGHTON BOYS
Juniors, Seniors and High School Stu
dents Get Prizes.
HONOR STUDENTS MADE KNOWN
Long List ~ Announced by Faculty
at the Exercises Held Thurs
day at Creighton Uni
versity.


versity,
AT the undergraduate commencement ex-
ercises held at Creighton university, Thurs
day gold medals were distributed and the
list of honor students made known
The class leaders in the final examina-
lions were:
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
Junior class, Julius Festner, %
Freshman class, William McCabe, sS.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Fourth high class, division A. Frank
Fourth. high class. division b, Eugene
Third high class division A, Lewis wepp-
Third high class division b, Daniel Ryan,
Second high class, division A, Frank
Second high class, division B. Charles
First high class, division A, Daniel Reif-
First high class, division B. Charles Bou-
First high class, division C, Thomas Mos
tyn, 90.
! Special class, Franklin johnson. 80.
Creighton College.
! The honor list for class work in the col
lcge for the entire year is as follows:
JUNIOR CLASS.
| Gold medal for the highest average in the |
collective branches of the class was merited
| by Lewis w. Moore o.
First honors: F. Julius Festner, $3.50; |
Clark ]. Ryan. 80; b. Carl Russum, 9125; !
stephen A. Boyle. 91.25; Ambrose Gleason,
N5, Phillip j. Cahill, 90
Second honors: Michael A. Quinn, S925; |
Thomas s. Kennedy, 50; Thomas ]. Keenan,
SS5; Basil c. Lanphier IS, John ]. oCon-
nor, ST.
CLASS STANDING.
Lewis w. Moore, first in physics, logic |
second in Latin precepts, English precepts
and mathematics.
F. Julius Festner first in Latin precepts |
Latin practice, Greek, English practice and
civics; second in evidences of religion and
physics.
ligion and English precepts; second I'm
Thomas S. Kennedy. second in Greek |
and logic.
Basil c. Lanphier, first in mathematics.
B. Carl Russum. second in Latin prac-
Philip j. Cahill, second in civics.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Gold medal for the highest average in the |
collective branches of the class were !
merited by William II. McCabe, Y7;5.
First honors; James a. Macauley, W2S'
omer P. sullivan, 1856; Raphael N. Hamil-
ton, 95; Hector Chevalier 80; George Har-
rington, 80; John Polski, 80. 49,,
Second honors: Leo Ryan. 81; Rlcnard
Collins, Sc; Paul Gillespie, So; Preston NC
Avoy, s..
CLASS STANDING.
! William II. McCabeAFirst In Latin pre-
cepts Latin practice, English practice
mathematics and evidences OF rellgloh; SCI
ond in Greek, English precepts and chem
lstry. 80. ,,,,,
fish precepts, history and chemistry; secon ono
| in evidences of religion, Latin precepts ana
Latin practice. 90. 100
''S Chester A. Weils-second in English prac-
| tice.
Hector Chevalier-Second in mathematics.
Raphael N. Hamilton-Second IN history
| High school.
FOURTH HIGH DIVISION AZ.
The gold medal for the highest average
! in the collective branches of the class was
merited. by Frank A. Johnson 70 ,,a,,,,.6
First Honors--John Scanlon, sls bu""iu
| Cunningham, 80. , o., |
Robert CahiIi, p SS;S Edw ss1 W In
Fourth HIGH DIVISION b.
= Fourth High division B)-The gold
medal for the highest average in the eol,
lective branches of the class was periteo
| by Lawrence Barrett, sA6. "a,
| First Honors-Eugene Fitzgerald, s1' !
Paul Bourke, SO; Romeo Laporte' "; + ran
| els McDermott, 81. -
| Second Honors-Oscar Lantzsch. 80; Sar
| Isle Lentz IS; Edward McDermott 30
| THIRD HIGH DIVISION AZ.
| Third High division A)-The gold meG 1Isa
for the highest average in the collective
| branches of the class was merited by Ray
mond Traynor, 49, a.
| First Honors-Louis Bruckner, 49, Lewis
| French, go: Emil Hoffman. 80.
| Second Honors-Arthur Beck, 49, william
Busch, S.; Clement Nye, 81; Lambert Ken
THIRD HIGH DIVISION b.
The gold medal for the highest average
in the collective branches of the class was
merited by Raymond o'Donnel, 3d.
First Honors-Daniel Kelly, So; John
Barry, 81 Wenceslaus Karlovsky, 80
Second Honors-Leonard Bender, SS An |
| Sill CrOWTIRV- IOhn
Grady, S. Maurice Howard IS; James Eng
hsh' SECOND HIGH DIVISION AZ.
The gold medal for the highest average !
in the collective branches of the class was
merited by Cecil Mcmahon. sa2S =.
| First demonstrations B. Dudis, SO.
Second Honors-Joseph Adams, 81; Emil
''''s SECOND HIGH DIVISION By.
The gold medal for the highest average
in the collective branches of the class was
| merited by Charles Kanne, a.
| First Honors-John ]. Hanighan SO; Nor |
| man Bourke so; Thomas Roach, 90.
Second Honor--Leo Pfaff, IS; Walter sor-
enson, 81; Daniel Mccarthy: 81; Jesse A.
| SPECIAL CLASS.
The gold medal for the highest average
| in the collective branches of the class was
marited by William Noonan, 80.
| First Hopors-Franklin Johnson, OIL
Second Honors-.Thomas Martin. 500; Leo
-A' FIRST ri HIGH DIVISION A.
The gold medal for the highest average
|
| was merited by Frank Kinyon "a.
First Honors-Daniel Reifenrath, 80.
Second Honors--Thomas Houlton, 50;
! Victor Black, 81; Isidor Reifenrath, 81; |
! Maurice Aspinwall, S5.6; Leo Beveridge. IS. |
/ FIRST HIGH DIVISION b.
The gold medal for the highest average
| in the the collective branches of the class
was merited by Charles Bongardt. 965,
First HonorS-Frank Shaw. %; John Sui
Ivan, 81; James Russell, 30; Elmer Sedin,
90
Second Honors-Cornelius Tillman. SO.
| FIRST HIGH DIVISION c..
The gold medal for the highest average
| in the the collective branches of the class
was merited by Thomas Mostyn. s25.
First Honors-Clifford Long. 914; Laur-
ence Growney. sos; John Fitzpatrick. 80;
| Leonard Vandezande 80
| Secon Honors-Kenny Lowe, 81; Paul
Looschen, So.
| COLLEGE OF ARTS.
| The catechetical gold medal was merited
| by William III. Mccabe.
| The oratortcai gold medal was merited
! by Louis d. Kavanagh.
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