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veazey, LaFayette; Aubie Bertram Wells, University.
 Bachelor of science in educa ton: Lucian Jones, Florence;
 Bachelors of science in chemical en- eineering: Emmett Norman Barnes, Ozark
 Bachelors of science in civil engi- neering: Alonzo Browne Prude. Tusca- loosa John King Woolf, Demopolis.
 Bachelors of science in electrical en- gineering: Charles Richard Dickinson, Jr., Birmin ghan.; Robert Thomas Pal mer, Jasper; Lewis Martin Smith, Bir- mingham; Burl Stevens Watson, Lin-- coln
 Bachelors of science in mechanical engineering: Charles Carson Busbee, Mobile.
 Bachelors of Laws: James McLeon Adams, Huntsville; George Ebert Bar nett, Rogersville; Levi Becker, Jasper; Liston Crelon Bell Coker Harwood Christian Bowman, Montgomery; James Edgar Bowron, Birmingham; Rollin Browne, Talladega; William Matthew Brunston, Elba; Eugene Walter Carter, Montgomery; Arthur Bounds Chiffon, Montgomery; Littleberry Calhoun Col lins, Gallion; Kenneth Ezelle Cooper, Wynne, Ark. Ben Walker Curry, Uni versity; William George Dooly, Boaz: William Brce Dortch, Gadsden; Benja- min James Dryer. Huntsville; Joseph Frank Duke, Gadsden; Evans Dunn, Birmingham Philip Edwards, Brming- ham; John Burdette Garrison. Birming- ham; Herbert Leon Guin, Kennedy; Griffith Rutherford Harsh, Birming ham; James Frederick Johnson, Jr., Florence; William Norville Johnston, Mobile; Charles West Joplin, Gurley; John Milton Ladd, Mobile; Julian Eliot Latham, Clanton; Charles Arthur Lewis, Eutaw; Robert Fillmore McAdory, Bir- mingham: William Henry McGowen, Cuba; Ethridge Mccoy Manning. Tal- ladega; Manly Foster Meador, Myrtle wood; Rockford Somerville Parks, An dalusia; Olive Dorothy Richard, Mo- bile; William Conner Sanford, Mont gomery; Elven Wave Scott, Cullman; Ernest Kimbrough Staggers, Benton; James Monroe Ward, Tuscaloosa; Cor nelius Cheldon Whittelsey, Jr., Ope- lika; Walter Herren Wilson, Opelika; Thomas Harvey Wright, Arab.
 Special honor conferred in accordance to the university regulations. upon stu dents making grade of 90 in more than half of their subjects. estimated in hours, and a grade of 80 or over in the remain der, were conferred upon the following students:
 In the College of Arts and Sciences, Seniors-Mary Barrett Ashbaugh, Kath- rina Brown, Lucie Eddins Buchanan, Nadine Burns, John Leslie Carmichael, 1 Roe Chapman, Mabel Chilton Edna Co., hen, Blevins Coke Dunklin. Margaret Foster, Solomon Garden, Grace Savanna Harrison, Henry Thomas Jones, Beatrice Kitchens, Mamie Mckay, William Over- | ton McMahon, Robert Gordon Martin, Marion Lamar Oakley, Patton Kimbrough Pierce. Augusta Tunstall Searcy.
 Juniors-George Charner Batson, Mar garet Martha Britton Charles Walter Campbell Moritz Eichenherg Frohlch, Anna Elizabeth Newman, John Hamilton 0milh
 oopnomores-Blake Garfield, Oscar Rol- lie Chester Herbert Bascom Bowling, William Frantz Harper, Mary Backstrom Moore, William Harry Nevins, Josie Steele Patton, John Fisher Rothermel, Chero- kee Jemison VandeGraaff, Whitten Mau-
 Freshmen Carl Clare Jamison, John Wylie Moreland.
 In the College of Engineering. Fresh men: Hampton Banks. Thomas Hamilton Chiffon, Ernest LumplSn Cone.
 In the School of Law. Seniors: Levi Becker. James Edgar Bowron, Rollin Browne, Arthur Bounds Chiffon, William Brices Dortch. John Burdette Garrison Thomas Harvey Wright. Juniors: Robert Tennent Simpson, Jr.
 The following prizes offered for essays, oratons, etc, were also conferred:
 In the College of Arts and Sciences, the Bryan prize. for the best essay on some subject relating to the science of gov ernment. was awarded to Charles w. Campbell.
 The trustees prize. for the best oration delivered by member of the senior class or senior day. was awarded to l.. l. Hill. Jr.
 The Tennant Lomax prize. for the best oration delivered by a member of thel junior class at their annual contest, was awarded to R. L. Glenn
 The Monnish prize. for the best origi- nal composition in German or the best nal composition in German was awarded to P. K. Pierce.
 In the School of Law the American Law Book company prize, for the highest aver age grade in the junior class, was award ed to R. T. Simpson.
 The Callaghan & Co. prize, for the sec ond highest average grade in the junior class, was awarded to J. w. Rish