Evening journal., 1921-06-13
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Eleven of the graduating class
who have been members of the Re
served Officers Training Corps were
given commissions as Second Lieu
tenants. Infantry Branch. Officers
Reserved Corps, United States Army.
The commissions were handed by
Major L. b. Row, commandant to
Governor Denney who presented
them to the following: Marion Boul-
den, Francis A. Cooch. Jr. Joseph
H. Fairbanks, William A. Hemphell,
Thomas w. Holland, James II. Koh-
lerman. Phillip II. Marvel, j. Fletch-
er Price. George NJ. Sipple, Ira X.
Steele and George f. NAPLES.
The following seven graduates
were awarded certificates of men,
bership in the Phi Kappa Phi hon
orary Fraternity. eligibility T or
which is based solely on the scholar
ship record of the student: Marion
p. Boulder. William T. Broughall,
Roland c. Handy. Thomas w. Holl-
and, Richard H. McMullen, ]. Flet-
cher Price and Melvin f. Wood
Prizes were awarded by Dean E.
Laurence Smith as follows; Bishop
Coleman memorial prize of $25 to
the member of the graduating class
with the best all around standing in
the senior year-George Harney
Madden.
Lieutenant Clarke Churchman me-
mortal prize of $25, to the student
who shall attain the highest profici-
ency in the military department, di-
vided between Leon Hackett Gordy
and George Massey Sipple.
Philo Sherman Bennett prize oi
/ SOS, for the best essay, discussing the
principles of free government
Joseph Chandler Wood of the Junior
class.
William d. Clark prize of s25, tC
the student who has shown th'
greatest proficiency in mathematici
during his Freshman and Sophomor,
equally d ivi d e d betweer
Abraham Schimel and Alvin War
rington.
Three State Grange prizes OF SIS
$40 and s5 to the students who hav,
manifested the greatest interest anC
made the greatest progress in then
work in the agriculture course-first
Daniel Edwin Dewitt. sophomore
second, Harry Herman Jones, sen
ior; third, Henry Shurtleff Barker
Jr., freshman.
Old Home prize of s25, for bes
essay on some phase Of the histor.
Of the Delmarvia Peninsula-Wil
liam Templin Broughall.
julius II. G. Wolf prize of s25, t.
senior showing greatest progress anS
proficiency in engineering-Geo
! Cleaver Price.
DUPONT Company scholarship il
chemistry, S30O-to student who a
the end of the junior year has showI
the greatest proficiency and progress
in the study of hemistry-Georgl
Gray Carter.
Several other scholarships win b,
awarded later.
Several matters of Importance
were discussed at the meeting of the
Board of Trustees on Saturday aft
ernoon which were not finally set.
tied. one of these was relative Il
the application of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity for certain
| agreements in connection with the
building of the proposed frat
house on the college campus. There
was some objection to the PROPOSE.
tion that the frat secure in a Ger.
tain way a 80 year lease so that q
mortgage could be secured on tbs
property. The entire question wa
eventually referred to the committed
on grounds and buildings and Chan
cellor Curtis and William II. Healt
were added TO that committee. Thl
committee will report at a specia
meeting of the board which will b'
called in probably about two weeks
There is a sentiment among some
members Of the board against sub
stituting Mems College for Della
ware College Notwithstanding tn,
fact of the name of the institution
being changed to University of Del
aware. They desire to retain the
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