Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-21

Ouillan Of Skowhegan; Harold An
drew Henderson of Portland; Albert
Otis Moulton of West Roxbury,
Mass; Horatio Tobey Mooers of
Skowhegan; William Ralph Needle
man of Portland; Bella Winslow NOR
ton of Thomaston; Karl Vernon
Palmer of Woodfords; Roland Hall
Peacock of Freeport; Maurice Swain
Philbrick of Skowhegan; Everett
Langdon Wass of Cherryheid;
Frank Edward Whalen Of Bath.
Roll Of Honor.
Percy Sewall Ridlon of Gorham;
William Lewis Ripley of Lynn,
Mass; Daniel Calhoun Roper, Jr., of
Washington, D. c; Joseph Ralph
Sanford of Skowhegan; Willard
Arnold Savage of Plymouth, Mass;
Richard Turner Schlosberg of Port
land; John Bolton Slosgett of Saco;
Roy Spear of Warren; Everett LUIS
comb Stanley of East Milton, Mass:
William Edmund Walker of Castine;
Merle Ashley Wood of w. Boylston,
Mass; Karl Aver Woodman of Pea
body, Mass; Herman Arthur Young
of Peabody, Mass.
Prizes.
Prizes were awarded as follows.
Charles Carroll Everett Scholar
ship, Leland Clifton Wyman 1918;
Henry w. Longfellow Graduate
Scholarship, Hal Saunders White
1917; David Sewall Premium, not
awarded; Glass of 1868 Prize, Abner
Melbourne Rountree 1918; Smyth
Mathematical Prize, Leland Good
rich 1920; Sewall Greek Prize,
George Hunt Casey 1919; Sewall
Latin Prize. Myron Halburton Avery
1920; Goodwin Commencement Prize,
Paul Campbell Young 1918: Pray
English Prize, Lloyd Osborne Golfer
1918; Goodwin French Prize, Frank
Howarth Ormerod 1921 Noyes
Political Economy Prize, Bradbury
Julian Bagley 1918; Brown Compost
ton Prizes, Abner Melbourne Roun-
tree 1918, Horatio Tobey Mooers
1918; Glass of 1875 Prize in Ameri-
can History. Roy Anderson Foulke
1913; Bradbury Debating Prizes,
First Prize: Harry Nelson 1921.
Nahum Park Moore. Special, Fred
Babson Chadbourne 1919. Second
Prize, John Garrett YOUNG 1921,
Floyd Harvey Hatch 1921, Edgar
Curtis Taylor 1920; Hawthorne
Prize. Horatio Tobey Mooers 1918;
Alexander Prize Speaking, First,
Gordon Sweat Hargraves; Second,
Maurice Sydney Coburne 1921;
Phllo Sherman Bennett Prize. no
award; Almon Goodwin Prize. Rob
ert Hammond Haynes 1919; HiIand
Lockwood Fairbanks Prizes for Ex-
cellence in Debating, Paul Campbell
Young 1918; Hiland Lockwood Fair
banks Prizes for Excellent in Public
Speaking, Maurice Sydney Coburne
1921, George Gordon Cumming
1921; Brown Memorial Scholarship,
Robert Greenhalgh Albion 1918:
Leslie Whidden Pearson 1919; Henry
William Lamb 1920, Philip Henry
McCrum 1921; The Colonel William
H. Owen Premium, Robert Green
halgh Albion 1918.
In awarding the certificates of
honor President Stills said:
by virtue of authority committed
to me, 1 grant to those seniors who
by reason of being in the national
service have not completed their
course certificates of honor. And l
dlfect that if the degree is not later
conferred upon them, their names
shall nevertheless be forever enrolled
among the alumni of the college. en-
titled to all their privileges honors
and dignities"
Honorary Degrees.
Honorary degrees were conferred
as follows:
! Doctor of Science: Winfcrd Henry
! smith, OF the Class of 1899, formerly
| superintendent of the Bellevue Hos
pital, New York City, and Johns Hop
kins Hospital, Baltimore; now Colonel
in the Medical Corps and organizer of
hospitals to receive our returned
wounded.
Doctor Of Divinity: Ashley Day
LeaVitt; pastor of the State Street
| Congregational Church in Portland:
at all times eloquent preacher of
! Christian duty, and in war time con-
| NinclnS teacher Of the principle that
only the righteous nation that keep
eth truth may enter in the gates of
| the Kingdom.
Doctor of Science: Donald Baxter
Macmillan, of the Glass of 1898.
! Courageous explorer, rightful heir to
the Arctic regions which Peary won
for the country and for the college.
Doctor of Science: Charles Clifford
Hutchins, Of the Glass of 1883; teach
er of Physics at Bowdoin College
| since 1885. Scientist and humanist:
true son of sober suited freedom
who always speaks the thing he will.
! Doctor of Laws: Leslie Colby Cor
hlsh, Chief Justice Supreme Judicial
! Court of Maine; who upholds the fine
traditions of his predecessors and bv
! his knowledge and wisdom adants the
law to the coming and not the mass
ing years.
| Doctor of Laws: Henry Pomerov
Dawson of New York and Washing
ton; Chairman of the War Council of
| the American Red Cross; philan-
thropist who gives generously him
self, and patriot who has taught the
American people the joy of giving
cheerfully, so that they have poured
! out over two hundred and sixty mil
! lions for the War Fund of the Amer
lean Red Cross; fitting representa-
tive at home and abroad of the great
est army of mercy the world has ever
known.
At the conclusion Of the exercises.
Rev. Charles Morton Stills. DID, of
lol;