Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18
H0NORS GIVEN
AT EXERCISES
OF UNIVERSITY
Prizes and Other Awards
Announced to Faculty
and Students.

AWARDS OF nonOrS, prizes, promo.
tions, ETC., for the university students
announced at the commencement ex-
ercises held at the university this
morning,
Sixteen students also received their
degrees in absentia. having left dur
ing the spring for farm or military
service during the present war crisis
of the country.
Prizes. honors, etc. for the year
among the students were announced
as follows:
University Fellowships (for the
coming year,: H. Everett Bowden,
mining engineering: Luella Pemima
Hall, history and sociology: Beatrice
Olson, English and sociology: Lloyd
Bertram Tendick, German and
French.
University Scholarships tfor the
coming year,: Earl X. Hillbrand.
education; Joy Ridgeway, biology;
ton.
The Thomas Scholarship: p.
Gjems Fraser and kathleen NJ. Rob-
ertson.
Phi Beta Kappa: Margaret Beede.
Walter Belyea, Luella Hall, Gertrude
Healy, Arthur L. Jacobson, Georjean
Lenentine. Martin Linden, Winifred
Nelson, Roland Read. Adolph Rum
reich. Paul Shorb, Alberta Taylor.
Lloyd B. Tendick and Edith Young
berg.
The Gansl Cup Scholarship Honor:
Luella Jemima Hail.
Grand Forks District Medical So
ciety Prize: (Senior having highest
average for two years of medical
work.) Adolph 8. Rumreich.
The American Law Book Company
Prize: (Senior having highest stand
ing in three years. law work.) Clar-
ence T. Hoverson.
The Blackstone Institute Of Chicago
Prize: (Senior having highest aver
age for years work.) Clarence T.
The callaghan Company Prize:
(second year law student having
highest average for years work:)
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The Merriheld Prizes In Oraeory:
First, Howard Houston; second, Wal
demar E. Lilo.
The Crawford Prizes in History:
First prize not given; second prize di-
vided. Miss Luella Hall and John
Hesketh.
The ". c. T. U. Temperance Essay
Prize: First. Joseph J: Weber, $50:
third, P. Q. Ditmanson, IS.
The Stockwell Prises in Oratory
Freshman ClassD First, Jean Tay-
lor; second, Min Hin Ii.
Prizes in Dramatic composition
(offered by DR.. j. c. Arneberg): !:
First. Arthur c. Cloetingh; second.
Clara Struble. B. Melvin johnson,
honorable mention.
The King Prize dramatic Reading
for women: First. Florence Gallup:
second, Isabel Lackes.
The King Prize (Extemporaneous
Speaking for Men): First. Howard
Houston; second, Waldemar e. Lilo.
The Carney Song Prize $50: The
Glass of 1920.
The Palmer Medal Cad Altiora) /:
Herbert G. Miles.
The Thomas Prize CAD Altiora)
Cecil ]. Lynch.
shafer Prize (Hesperia): Thomas
Amlie.
The NJ. F. Murphy Prize-a prize
for the essay giving most effective
method of securing national prohibit
tion in the United States: George
Lundberg.
The Industrial Fellowship in the
School, of Mines has been awarded to
| Mr.. II. Everett Bowden, who took hlt
bachelors degree at Beloit college
and comes to us for graduate work in
the College OF Engineering.
Gift to University.
President Frank L. Mcvey an,
nounced the gift to the university o.
$1,000 by the Twamley family as 6
memorial to the late James Twamle,
who was one of the first regents Of
the university. and served in that ca
pacity for more than ten years. Tht
gift is to be used for the Student Loar
Fund which makes 1t possible for stu
dents with ability but no means to OBJ
tain an education at the university
The gift was made by Mrs. Jamel
Twamley, Miss Edna Twamley and J
F. Twamley Of New York City.
President McVey read the follow
ing announcements: sf
New Appointments.
Mr.. Ellsworth Shriver. Mr.. H. c
Trimble. Miss Minnie Nyberg. Mr.
! Stephan A. Park, Miss Fannie Put
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