The sun., 1919-06-29
Graduation Season Ends With Eclat:
Caps and Gowns Now Discarded
Bowdon Cons Honorary Festivities
at Hamilton Institute, st. Johns College, College of Mary
and Esewhere-Oh


dustries, return Of army and navy to
peace basis, immigration, social and
economic readjustment under prohlbi-
ton and the humiliation Of Bolshevisrn.f
The speaker referred to st. Johns Col
lege as a unique institution OF learning
In that II graduated at one time mem
bers In the college. high school and COM
mercial school courses. He stated that
It was credit to the CITY and the State
st. Johns College has been leader
| among the institutions Of learning in
, Brooklyn for the last forty-nine years"
he declared. You have turned out dur
ing this period many men who have be-
come prominent leaders in law, medi-
cine. the ecclesiastical and the business
world"
The following degrees and awards
were conferred:
Tho degree of bachelor of science In civil
engineering conferred upon Herman ]. Goette
| aud Edward G. Smith.
The degree Of bachelor OF arts conferred upon
George 7; Barbra, William J. Brown. Francis
Agnes Murphy. Sister NJ Turibia Mcdonald
Sof the Sisters Of -. Joseph. Charles q.
Ickrath, Oswald NJ Murphy, Chester A.
Netherclift, William ]. O'Brien, Alan A. Wells
and Joseph p. West.
The degree Of master of arts conferred upon
George Dawson. 4. b.; sister NJ. ing Natalie i
Hamill. A. b. Sister NJ Olivia BlsberTh.
b. lof the Skaters OF St. Joseph). the Rev:
John A. Regulski. A. d.
Exoellenee Medals, Bishop Loushlin Medal
SoId medal for the highest general average in
Ksany. ~. 4. No. Ii. D. Awarded to Fran
els X Downing; next In msrit Joseph p.
ouigisy Msdai-Gold medal for the highest
donated By the Rev. William ]. Mcguire, rs
A III AOA en II
next In merit william L. Riokert
C!a. Medals, College Department, Landry
Asdsl.Gold medal for highest general average
IA. A. N. Awarded to Joseph p. West; nsIt
in merit George 2. Bsrbera-
eral average in junior year; donated by James
c. Kennedy, ~, A NJ, NJ. D.. LII. ID. Award
ed to Aoysus =. schaefner; next in merit Jo-
Meyer Msdsi-Gold medal for highest general
average In sophomore year donated by the
Rev: William A. Gardiner. Awarded TO John
J. Holland; next In merit James J. eastman,
Hartnett Medal-Gold medal for highest gen
eral average In freshman year: donated by An.
drew j. Clarke. ~. Awarded to Joseph Levine;
next in merit John ]. Lawler.
High School Department. sullivan Medal
Gold medal for highest general average in the
Patrick r. o'Hare, LID. Awarded to John
4; Fitzgerald Jr next in merit Juvenal p,
McHaie Medal-Gold medal for highest gen
eral average In the third year; donated by
Hon. John A. Valentine. Awarded to Arthur
L. Gould next in merit Francis T. Day.
Carroll Medal-Gold medal for highest general
average in the second year; donated BY the
Hon Frank J. Gallagher. SO. A. NJ. Ii. u.
awarded to Paul J. Fitzgerald: next In merit
Albert MedAl-Gold medal for highest general
sry:I.se In the the hrst year donated by the Roy;
William L. Rickert; next in merit Edgar a.
pePaul Medai-eold medal for highest gen.
Ia. A. Al
mated By The Rev. william J. Costello. Award
cd % Rocco ?. Feraido: mat in merit John
Special Medals and Prizes, College Depart
ment. Bishop Mcdonnell Medsl-Gold medal for
mental philosophy; donated by tho ri. Rev.
x Downins; next In merit Charles c. IcErath
Grace Medal-Gold medal for best biogT aphl-
cal sketch; open TO all OF the junior class; do
Salmon: next in merit Thomas A. Sheerin.
4 Purse of SIS In Gold-For hest work In
analytic chemistry; donated BY the hey'
steuerwald; next in merit John viviani
Durick Memorial MedAl-Gold medal for best
English essay; open to all Of the senior class;
DRY Of the Rev. James J. Durick and the Rev.
John ]. Durick. Awarded TO Alan A Wells;
McGiil Medh-Soid medal for the highes,
| standing in Christian evidences: donated by the
Rev. Patrick J. Cherry, Awarded TO George
Medal for Oratory-Goid medal; donated by
Hector McGowan Curren, 'O6, A. NJ. LII. b.
Awarded to Arthur q. Herold next In merit
william ]. o'Brien. Public contest college au-
ditorium May 10. 1919. Judges. the Rev. Vic
Murphy ~. 4. II. George j. Crane. IA,
A. d.
High School Department. Fisueira Medal for
Elocution-dold medal; donated by Matthias
FigueiTs, II. D., IL. d. Awarded TO Juvenal
p. Marchiso: next IN merit Harry l.. R:ckert.
Public contest college auditorium May IL. 1913.
Judges, the Rev. r. X; COnnor, c. NJ; the
Rev. @. n. Faivre. c. NJ. George J. Crane.
~, A. d.
High school diplomas awarded to Edward NJ.
Beigne. BERNARD W. Burgess, Stephen A, COT.
fey. william p. Dixon. Daniel r. Durney.
Frrncis x. Fisher, John ]. Fitzgerald, Edward
L. Kelly. Francis ]. Klaess, Louis c. Krsus.
Joseph T. Malone, JuvenAl p. Aarchixio Thomas
v. Mylod Raymond V. o'Brien, Charles J.
O'Neill, Francis X. Quinn, Robert 8. Quinn,
Harry J. Russeil. BENJAMIN skowronski Harry
Ward.
Diplomas from the Conservatory OF Music
awarded to Miss Marie r. c. GLEASON. post
graduate piano. and Miss Maxie Msllon. har-
mouy.
Glasses will resume for 1s1s-1sfo on
Monday GaDtemhaF g.