Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-18
MEDALS TO STUDENTS
IN ARTS AND SCIENCE
Award of Prizes at Georgetown
University When Undergrad
yates Reassemble.

Medals and prizes were distributed
at the opening of the arts and science
department of the Georgetown Uni
versity yesterday. when the under
graduates assembled for the reopen
ing. Rev. A. J. Donlon, S. j., presi-
dent of the institution. delivered an
address of welcome.
Following is a list of the prize win
ners:
Junior class-The O'Brien medal fol
philosophy awarded to Bernard E.
Schlesinger. this. city; premium
awarded to John J. O'Day, Tenleytown
Physics-Medal awarded to James p.
Shea, this city; premium awarded to
Bernard E. Schlesinger. this city.
Sophomore class-Medal awarded to
David Groth Gardiner. this city
premium awarded to Paul Sweeney
Oklahoma; English composition prize
awarded to Edward T. Nee, Rhode
Island.
to Paul Sweeney, Oklahoma; prize
awarded to Edward Sweeney, New
York.
Chemistry-Medal awarded to Ran
dolph L. McCalla, Idaho; prize awarded
to Paul Sweeney, Oklahoma.
Awards to Freshmen.
Freshman class-Medal awarded to
st. John Garwood, Texas; prize awarded
lish composition prize awarded to St
John Garwood, Texas.
Trigonometry-Meda awarded to
William Burlee, Virginia; prize
awarded to Edward Callahan, Maine
Analytic geometry-MedaI awarded to
William Burlee, Virginia; prize awarded
to Edward Callahan, Maine.
French-Medal awarded to Richard
Barrett, New York; prize awarded to
Edward Callahan, Maine.
German-Medal awarded to Ernest
Blau, this city; prize awarded to John
}. Darby, this city.
First preparatory - First prize,
awarded to George Brown, North Caro-
lima: second prize, awarded to Henry
Brockerhofi. Pennsylvania.
Second preparatory-Prizef for English
composition, Joseph DAILY, Washington,
d. c.
First preparatory First prize
awarded to Thomas Dean. Illinois; Sec
ond prize awarded to Murray Meek
Kinney, New York; English compost
ton prize, Harold Giusta, Washington,
L. C.
Fourth preparatory class-First prize
awarded to Edward O'Brien. Washing
ton, ID. c.; second prize awarded to
Kendall Cain, Washington, ID. c.; Eng
lish composition prize, William ticker,
Maryland.
Glasses in Mathematics.
First preparatory matnematics-Firs
prize awarded to George Brown. North
Carolina: second prize awarded to
Mark Miller, Washington, d. c.
Second preparatory mathematics
First prize, algebra, awarded to Jo-
seph Devereux. Maryland; first prize,
geometry, William Bache, Montana
Third preparatory mathematics
First prize awarded to Harry Fuhr-
man, Pennsylvania; second prize
awarded to Joseph Cissel, Maryland
Fourth preparatory Mathematics
First prize, Joseph larias, republic of
Panama; second prize, Fendal Gain,
Washington, ID. Z.
First preparatory French-First
prize awarded to Joseph Arias, repub-
lie of Panama: second prize awarded
to Henry Brockerhoff, Pennsylvania.
Third preparatory Frencl1-First
prize awarded to Murray McElhinney,
New York; second prize awarded to
Joseph Glasgow, Virginia.
First preparatory German-First
prize awarded to George Brown, North
Carolina.
Third preparatory German-First
prize awarded to Grafton Brown,
Washington. D. c.; second prize award
ed to Van X. O'Brien, Maryland.