The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-30

In his conclusion pr. Mitchell said: My
 message to the young people here Is, 1 Learn to think internationally l Dr. Mitchell's address was one of the 1 best ever heard at the university and he
 was roundly applauded.
 Denny Confers Degrees
 At the conclusion of his oration pr.
 Denny presented the degrees to the grad
 uating class. The degrees conferred and l the students were as follows: l Masters of Arts-Waights Gibbs Henry, l A. B.. B. D., Tuscaloosa. thesis. The De- i velopment of the Moral Sense;" Annie l Juliet Hixon, A. B., 1911. Perote, thesis, Comparison of Chaucer's Wife of Bath 5 l Tale with Covers Tale of Florent.' Civil Engineers-Ulmer Earle Bradley, Blacksher thesis, Tests of Mechanical Bond Between Concrete and Reinforcing 1 Bars:. Palmer Golden Snedecor, B. s., 1 1910 Tuscaloosa. thesis "A Report on the l Power Development of the Mt. Hood Rail-
 way and Power company" Engineer of Mines-John Edward Brant-
 ley. B. S., 1911. Tuscaloosa. thesis, "A Geological Survey of Palmer Section. Ala bama;' Julius Clorfeine Montgomery, the sis. "Flotation Processes of Ore concen- tration"
 Mechanical Engineers-Frederick Rich ard Maxwell, Jr., B. S., 1911, Tuscaloosa; Roger Stone Williams, B. S., 1911, Bir- mingham, thesis, "Determination of the Laws of Flow of Fixed Gases Through Nozz1es."
 Bachelors of Art-Charles Baker. Clopton; Henry Herndon Barnett,
 Fitzpatrick: John Miller Bradley, Bir- mingham William Edward Bogard' Tuscaloosa; Max Louis Bonfeld, Pratt City: Mabel Marguerite Burgess, BIT mingham; Maiben Cammack. Mopile' Elizabeth Tyler Coleman, Montgom- cry William Augustus Coleman, Mlh- land City: Lulu Glover Cook. Bir- mingham: George Davis Finley, Blounts- vile: Charles West Greer, Marion; Littleberry Byrd Haley. Birmingham; Robert Hardness Halter, Boligee; Henry Willis Hill, Mooresville; James Oscar Horton, Albertville; Bernard Bobman, Montgomery; Joseph Andrew Mcconnell, Jr Livingston; Nell Win ston McMahan, Livingston; Robert Toombs Miner Equality, Farley Will Ham Moody, Tuscaloosa Martha Warren Parham Gainesville; Law renee Reynolds, Ozark; Fannie Ros- son, Cullman; Sara Glenn Somerville, Aliceville; Carrie Nell Summers, Ope- lika: Charles oscar Stokes, ozark; Julien Max Strassburger, Montgom-, cry; Charles Floyd Tlllery' opeiika; Mary Zeliaette Troy, Tuscaloosa Ad- rian Van Wheeler VandeGraf, Tus- caloosa; F. A. Robertson. Birmingham. Bachelors of Science-Bryan Ander- son Barlow, Hartford Cornelius liar rison Feudley, Gordo; Thomas Owen Gamble, Jasper; Edgar Preston Gay,
 Linevil1e: Virgil Wills Heard, Camp hill; Dixie McCrossin, Birmingham; Dover Phillips, Jasper; Fred Dawson
 Reynolds, Brundidge; Charles MePher- son Aduston Rogers. Jr, Gaines vile; Paul Pullen Salter Evergreen; Mamie Glide Stewart. Weogufka.
 Bachelors of Science Tn Engineering- Curtis William Handley, Lineville; Phil lips Brooks Keller Montgomery. Bachelors of Laws-Leonard stanton Riggs, Peterman; Burwell Lewis Bradfeld, Tuscaloosa: Ellis Phelan Brown, Birming- ham; John Patrick Courtney, Mobile; John Harold Disque, Gadsden; Ebert Lee Dodson, Tuscaloosa Joseph Eugene Elm bry Birmingham; Fred Fite, Hamilton; Aaron Albert Garrett, Boaz. James Me- Adory GilIespy, Jr., Birmingham Clauo Asa Hensch Mobile; Edgar Baines Hew- itt Birmingham; Maurice Howard, Au- taugaville; sam Thacker Huey. Bessemer; Frederick Bailey Jones. Goodwater; Fran cis Iatady. Birmingham; John William Mcleod. Grove Hill; William Wright Mouroe Fayette; Malcolm Eugene Net ties, Tunnel Springs: T.. Robert owens, Lnevllle; Pohn Bishop Peacock, River Falls; William shelton Pritchard, Mobiie' Henry Grady Reynolds, Clanton: Robert | Earle skinner, as Dancy; Wright Belt Slaughter, Tensaw Carl Cleveland smith, | Lineville; Howard Lee Smith, Anniston; Shuford Brandon Smyer, Birmingham;
 Robert Gordon Thach, Birmingham; Ches- ter Tubb Bessemer; Henry Jones Whit field, Demopolis.
 Certificates of Graduation-Lula Hobbs Browne in French, Tuscaloosa; Lula T.l411 T2rnx German ItlSC1 Mabel Marguerite Burgess, in English. Birmingham; Bessie Stout In English, Birmingham.
 Honor Pupils
 Highest honors in the college of art and sciences
 senlors-Robert Toombs Milner. Paul Pullen Salter. Manic Glide Stewart Juniors-Fitzhugh Lee Carmichael, Lou ise Jenkins.
 phomores-Richard Earle Jones, Guy Everett Whitman. Kossuth Mayer Will Hanson.
 Freshmen-Joseph David Peeler
 Highest honors in the school of law: Seniors-John Patrick Courtney, Fred Fite. Claud Asa Hensch, John William Mel, I,eod, Howard Lee Smith, Shuford Brandon Smyer Robert Gordon Thach, Henry Jones Whitfield.
 Juniors-Herbert Uriah Feibelman, Evans HerndOn Glenn, JT., buNlH Lev Goodhue, Matthew Mullins Pulliam, liar ris Walter Seed.
 Prize Winners The Thomas orators medal was won by Joseph Leon Israel, whose subJect was "The Unknown Speaker The Remnant Lomax prize Tor oratory was captured by Middleton Edward Head, whose subject was. "Education
 for Efficiency"
 Charles Floyd Tillery won the trus- tees prize. His subject was, 'sThe Work of the Juvenile Court
 The law prize went to Francis Bacon | Latady, who wrote the best paper on some practical subjct.
 | Through the generosity or F. w. Monnsh, a native of Frankfort-on the Main, but now a resident of Tusca- l ioosa, Ala. an annual prize of s20 has | beon established for the encouragement l of the study of the German language
 and literature. The prize will hereafter | be given for the best original compo-
 sition in German or the best transla- ton at sight of a passage of English
 prose into German. The prize was of l fered this session for the best transla-
 tion of a German poem into English
 poetry and has been awarded by committee to Miss Louise Jenkins.
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