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third prize. Arthur Huber Redtield
Daughters of the American Revolution
prizes. two offered by The chapters in the
District of Columbia to members of the
graduating class for high standing in his
tory and for essays on an as
signed topic OF American history. Leila
Fordham Scott and Olivia Alexander
Taylor Thomas +. Walsh prize. awarded
to that candidate for graduation, who.
having maintained a high standard Of
scholarship in history. produces the bes.
essay on a designated period of the his
tory of Ireland. Lulu Mienonne McCabe.
+. *. Cutter prize. awarded for excellence
in English, Lulu Mignonne Mccabe.
Sigma Kappa prize. In English, awarded
to that member of the freshman class who
passes the best examination in English
rhetoric Elizabeth Weber. Gardiner G..
Hubbard prize, awarded 10 that candidate
for graduation who has maintained dur
ing four years high standing in American
history and produces the best essay
touching some assigned period of Amer
lean history, Arthur Huber Redfeld Coz
lonial history prize. off red by Chapter Ill
of the Colonial Danes OF America for ex
cellence in American colonial history.
Eva Phelps Kelley. Fitch prize. awarded
for excellence in chemistry. John Brock
w.N. Chi Omega prize In philosophy.
awarded for the best essay on philo-
sophical subject. Lulu Mignonne McCabe
College of Engineering and Mechanic
al INAe6iSS piZcs, lNo a" aiuCi III
excellence in mathematics: Second prize,
Erwin Harsch Muth prize, offered by
George Il. Muth * Co. for the highest
average record In mechanical drawing,
Edward Gilmer Nickles, James Mac Bride
Sterrett. jr. prize. awarded TO that stu
dent taking course | in physics who OBJ
tans the highest average ia a special *
animation on given subject and in the
writing of an essay assigned
topic, Albert Thurstnn -. Car.
.f Law First bpratS N hsa
June graduating class given To the stu
dent in that class who attains the high
est average of sciula during the
entire course. Burr Shearcr Stottlc:
average. @.:,9 per cent. American Law
Book Company prize. awarded to the
student graduating in the entire course
for the LIB. degree. with the highest
Schoa site standing for the entire course.
Lloyd Hall Sutton. LIB. with distinc-
tom, winter convocation. 1917: average.
91.05 per cent. Ellsworth prize, awarded
for the best work done in the patent
law course Lawrence A. Gale Miller.
Department of INSTRUMENTATION X.
Butler prize. awarded for the best ex-
animation in ophthalmolOgy. Josiah
Baker Henneberger: George " Acker
prize, awarded for the best examina-
ton in pediatrics. Leonard Harrison
awarded for the best examination in
genito-urinary surgery. Josiah Baker
Henneberger.
Department of dentistry-Henry c.
Thompson prize. awarded to the best
operator in the dental ir,firmary
Claude nurfee: honorable mention,
Walter Brittin Sillman.
National college of pharmacy-John
A. Milburn memorial scholarship
awarded for the best record in the
senior class. Raymond u. kinsey; Will
liam S. Thompson memorial scholar
ship. for the best record In the Junior
class Walter j. A. Donohoe: Edward
r. Fristoe memorial scholarsi ip
awarded for the best record in the
freshman class. Herford T. Cowling.
Medals awarded for INTERCOLLEGIATE de-
batting Harry Gabriel Seller. Teachers
College: Randolph Goldman Shaw depart
ment of law: Burr Shearer StottIc de-
partment Of law.
High school scholarship awards in the
department Of arts and scences-k endali