Evening star., 1915-06-10

JUNE TO. i
years high standing in American his
touching some assigned period Of
American history. Joseph Bush Kings
bury; colonial history prize. onere oy
Chapter III of the Colonial Danes OF
colonial history, Frederick Neumann
Chi Omega prize in philosophy, award, ,
ed for the best essay on pnllosopnlcai
subject, Elizabeth Anna Weber; Chi
Omega prize in sociology. aWarued LOT
Flora Hull; Muth prize. awarded TO
the student taking advanced mechan1-
cal drawing who makes the hlghest
average record in that subject and in
the previous years mechanlcal ara"
in George A. Degnan.
Awards in the Law School.
Law school-John B. Larner gold
medal, awarded to that member of the
graduating class who shall have at
tanned the highest average grade in the
entire course for the degree of bach
elor of laws. John Monteith McFall;
Blackstone Institute prize. awarded to
that member of the graduating class
who shall have attained the highest
average grade in the entire work of
the third year, John Monteith McFall:
American Law Book Company prize.
awarded to the student graduating in
the entire course for the LII. B. degree
with the highest scholastic standing
for the entire course. John Monte1th
McFall: Ellsworth prize. awarded for
the best work done in the patent law
course, Charles E. Tullar.
Medical school-William X. Butler
prize, awarded for the best exam
ination in ophthalmology, Benjamin
Charles Blake; George n. Acker prize.
awarded for the best examination in
pediatrics. Francis Vernon Atkinson :;
Francis r. Hagner prize, awarded for
the best examination in genito urinary
surgery. Cleon Joseph Gentzkow.
Dental school-Henry c. Thompson
prize, awarded to the best operator in
the dental infirmary, Richard Knight
Thompson: honorable mention, Douglas
Alfred White.
A. Milburn memorial scholarship.
awarded for the best record in the
senior class, Morris G. Goldstein.
High School Scholarship.
High School scholarship awards in
the department Of arts and sciences
Kendall scholarship. Eugenia B. Wilt
berger. Central High School: first uni
versity. Ruth Sutherland Phillips, Cen
tai High School: second university.
Inez Burlington Ryan. Central High
School; third university. Hattie NJ.
Wolf Central High School; fourth
university. Mary Esther Petrie. Mckin- =
ley High school: fifth university,
School: sixth university, Gertrude f.
Walter Central High School
Honorary degrees are to be presented
as follows: Master of Arts. Glen
Brown: doctor of medicine. Shepherd
Ivory Franz: doctor of laws, William
Healy Dali and Otto Hilgard Tittmann.
Other degrees to be presented are:
Bachelor of arts-Edwin Franklin
Albertswerth. District of Columbia; !;
Walter Lesesnes Anders. Texas; Ruth
leighton Dwelle Beckett Iowa; Ralph
Webster Benton. District of Column
bia with distinction); Martha Noyes
Birnie. District Of Columbia; Walter
Andrew Bloedorn. District of Colum-
bia; Robert Allen Castleman. jr.. Mary
OF Columbia; Anna Washington Grafton.
North Carolina; Eddie Dickert. Vir-
ginia: Victor Dulac. District of CO.
lumbia: Ella Morgan Austin Enlows.
tion) Alice Eleanor Griffith, District
of Columbia; Otto Carl Gsantner. jr.,
District of Colsmbia: Sylvia Jane Haz-
lett, Pennsylvania; John Heath, Dis
trict of Columbia; Condor Caywood
Henry. Tennessee; George Wilson
distinction); Flora Hull, Nebraska; !;
Joseph Bush Kingsbury. Iowa; Har-
riet Catherine LASER. New Hampshire:
Summerteld McCarteney, Virginia: Ag-
mes E G. Nelson. Wisconsin with dis
tinction; Frederika Neumann, District
OF Columbia with distinction): Edgar
Raymond Piper, Connecticut: William
Henry Powell. Virginia: Rudolph Emil
Schoenfeld. District of Columbia: Le-
titia Park Southgate. District of CO.
Utah: Everil Worrell, District OF Co
lumbia.
Get Degrees in Sciences.
Bachelor Of science in chemistry
John Francisco Brockwell. North Caro-
lima; Roger Melville Mehurin. District
of Columbia; Duncan Campbell Smith,
Maryland; Melville Ralph Walton. 1lli-
nois.
Bachelor of science in medicine
George Won Pullinger Davis, District OF
Columbia, NJ. D.. 1910. George wash
ington University.
Bachelor Of science in architecture
Raymond Sagar Hart. District OF Co
lumbia: Charles Sumner Mason, Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Bachelor of science in civil engineer
ing-Charles Wightman Barber. Dis
trict of Columbia: Erwin Harsch, Ohio,
with distinction; Robert Lincoln kause,
Ohio: Herman A. Kuehn, Indiana;
Roger Daniel Wharton. District of Co
Bachelor of science in electrical en-
Maryland, A. B.. 1905, New Windsor
College, Ii. B., 1911. George Washing
ton University; Earl cletus Laughlin,
Bachelor of science in mechanical
engine Dewolfe Hatfield.
Canada, s. b., 1910, Connecticut State
College; Clinton 1nness Mcclure, Kan
Bachelor of arts and bachelors diploma
in education-Mary Brown. District of
Columbia: Helen Elizabeth Cam. District
of Columbia Ina Dean Eddingf1eld, Dis
trict Of Columbia with distinction) !:
Freda Dorothy Egbert. District Of Colum-
bia with distinction): Alton Arnold
GLADDEN.. Maryland: Florence Marcellina
Kerby. District Of Columbia: Nellie Rae
MacFarlane. District of Columbia Flor
ence Ethel Mlliken, District Of Columbia
with distinction): Nellie Freeland Pat
rick, Oklahoma Wellington Patrick. Okla
homa Ruth Capelle Patterson, District
of Columbia: Elsie Sanders, District Of
Columbia: Mary Mabel Stewart, District
Of Columbia. A. B., 1919. Grove City Col
lege: Marion True. District Of Columbia :
Mary Siphora Tyndall, District of Colum-
bia; Alberta Walker. District of Column
bia with distinction) Elizabeth Anna
Weber, New York with distinction) :;
Louise Worster, District of Columbia ;
Bessie Lee Yoder. District of Columbia.
Bachelors diploma in education-Win-
fired Mary Kuhns, Maryland, A. B., 1914,
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Bachelors Of Law.
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