Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-04
CREIGHTON HONOR
STUDENTS NAMED
President McMenamy Encourages
the Lads to Better Efforts in
Their Studies.
GRADED ON MERIT SYSTEM

The semi-annual assembly of the
Creighton Arts department was held
in the auditorium Tuesday. when the
results Of the January exams we're
announced and the class honors
awarded. These are merited accord
ing to the following system: High
est honors' for the highest average in
the class, first honors" for an av-
erage of 81 or over. Second honors'
for an average Of So OF over.
College Department,
Junior Class-Highest, Alphonso Dun
dis; first honors. Joseph Osdjek, Charles
kanne; second honors, James Martin.
Auslem Monahsn.
sophomore Class-Highest. Emmett
Randolph; first honors, Elmer Berman;
second honors, Charles Bongardt.
sophomore Pre-medical Class-Highest,
s LSSwre9Se Grownsyj first hopors, Albert
Cabe, Fred Lam, John Manion, Dean Tip
ton, Bernard McGovern,
Freshman Class-Highest. Paul Kenne-
beck: first honors, Wayne K0itges, no
second
Freshman Class CPre-medic six-year
eoursel-Highest. Karl May; first honors,
ond honors, Emmett Dougherty,
Freshman Class CPre-medic five-year
course)-Highest, equal, Jacobe Landle
and Joseph Sorensen; first honors, Car
roll Jensen. William Brennan.
Fourth High A--Highest, Ralph Will
son; first honors, Elias Camel, Ignatins
6nd hon SSan H Hr9Sn wes S FF2anSs
earthly, stephen Mccarthy.
:. Fourth High B--Highest, Lyle .poran:
Ts1 hSnOr sso Edwin 5STneh a7sy Rt
James Lovely, Phillip Cogley, George
Boland, Lawrence Harmon.
Third Al High Highest, Ralph Ralph Syo-
liam Barry, Hugh Toner. Joseph McGov-
ern, Harry Burnley: second honors. Gar
rett Rourke. Thomas Foley.
Between the reading of the marks for
the different departments. John CAL
lagher rendered selection from Richard
III and Joseph Becker entertained with
a violin solo. Father McMenamy. the
president, at the close of the program
addressed a few words OF direction and
announcement to the students for the
next semeter. Leaders Of the different
classes were as follows:
Third High B--Highest Brendan. Brown;
first honors, Charles Murphy. Thaddeus
Madura, Henry Beck; second honors.
Donald McVann, Charles Chavat, Charles
Stenicka, Morgan Sullivan.
Second High A7-Hlghest, George Hem
ond honors, Phillip Mergen, Joseph Null
vihill, Cyril Nalty John Ryan.
Second B-Highest, Francis Gerrln:
fret honors, Patrick Doroy, John Reilly;
second honors none.
Second High C-Highest. Burke Shea
first honors, William Sohmitz jeremiah
Burns. Lowell Hunt, Cornelius Heafey.
William Mccarthy; second, Francis Cra-
ven, August Ernst, Cyril Brown.
First High A-Highest, Frank Ostronic;
first honors, Wallace Milnamow, Robert
IL i.r TNttU ISt.ara fa1o Mna-
tecky; second honors. Joseph Conner,
Walter O'Neil, Wenceslaus Sloup. Charles
Svoboda, Edmund Walker.
First High B-Htghest. Ludovic Cro-
foot; first honors. Edgar Norris; second
honors. Frank Krantz Laverence Roach,
Robert Burnley, Frank Kennebeck.
First High iC-Highest. Yolando De
Barber; first honors. Gerald Maloney.
Leo sBonnemeier; second honors. Grant
Forbes William Fenton, Frank Kastl,
Clifford Croft
First High D-Highest. Jay Ferris;
first honors, none; second honors. Leon
ard Elkin.