Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-23

The Degree of Bachelor of Science
was awarded to the following: Will
liam Wilmot Alexander Island Falls;
Warren Edward Barker, Biddeford;
Ralph Emmons Battison. Old Orch
ard; Karl Elof Werner Carlson, Jan
forsen, Sweden; William Frederick
Clymer, White Plains, n. Y; John
Walter Dahlgren, Camden; Paul Her
ford Eames, Bangor GAS Of the Class
of 192D; Charles Lloyd Fletcher,
Norway; Philip Emery Foss. Nor
way; Francis Pike Freeman, Wood
fords: Ceba Montelle John Harmon,
Stonington; Harold Dunn Hersum,
Waterville CAS- of the Glass of 1919 ::
Maynard Stephen Howe, Springvale
Wilson Warner Knowlton, North
Woodstock, y. H.; William Robinson
Ludden, Auburn; Hugh Graham Nc
Curdy, Springfield, Mass; Martin
Mendelson, Lewiston; Edwin Thorn
as Myers, Portland CAS- of the Glass
of l92D; ShiSeo Nakane. Tokyo,
Japan; Don Theron Potter, Bruins
wick, CAS- Of the Glass of 1920; Da-
vid Silverman, Portland; Morris
Smith, Brunswick; Eben Gordon
Tileston, Dorchester Mass; Everts
Judson WagG, Auburn; Norman Les
lie Webb, Stonington; George Baker
WEIGH, Biddeford; James Henry
Wetherell, Gorham; Bruce Hugh Mil
Ter White, Skowhcgan; Carroll Ever
EFT York, Brunswick (as of the class
Augusta, Percy Sidney Young,
Picking, China.
Announcement was made that the
following students had received
straight "A in all their courses dur
ing the second semester:
Edward Billings Ham 80 of Bruns-
wick; Hartley Fremont Simpson,
Jr., 30 of Tilton, y. H.; Eobley Con-
ant Wilson - of Sanford; EiVln
Reno Latty 23 of Portland; William
Orville Rogers % of Bath; Scott
Harold Stackhouse '23 of Springfield.
o.: Frederick King Turgeon % of
Auburn; Edward Harold Coburn ~
of Brunswick and Lawrence Brocf
Leighton % of Portland.
The honorary appointments of the
Class of 1922 were as follows: Sum =
ma Cum l.aude: Edward Billings
Ham, Hartley Fremont Simpson, il,
Carroll Sherburne Towlc.
Magma Cum Laudc: Richard Wins
low Cobb George Baker Welc',
Cum Laude: James Edward Mitch
ell, Robley Conant Wilson, 'lph
Brown Knight, Evarts Judson Wagg,
Willard Alfred E,ldridge, Stanwood
Shumway Fish, Shigoo Nakane.
Scholarships and prizes were
awarded as follows:
Charles Carroll Everett Scholar:
Edward b. Ham 20, of Brunswick.
Henry ". LonGfellow Scholar
Carroll S. Towle 20, Of ~"inthrop.
Class Of 1858 Prize-Carroll S.
Towle 20 of Winthrop.
Stanley Plummer Prze-Hubcrt V.
Davis 'c3 ofsBrunswick.
Alexander Prizes George w.
Rowe "a of Bangor first; Leo A.
Daviau '23 Of Watervilc.
Brown Memorial Prizcs-Richard
w. Cobb 20 of Denmark. Edgar l..
Means '23 of Omaha. Ncb.. James NJ
Remission "a, Lawrence Brock Leigh
ton 'o5 and Albert Walter Tolman
Jr. '25, all of Portland.
Inland Lockwood Fairbanks Prizes
, -Athcrn i. paggctt '25 of Waldo
,oro. first; Lawrence b. Leighton %
of Portland. second.
! Col. William Henry Owen Premi
) Im-Carroll S. Towle '22 of Win
! hrop.
| Moves Political Economy Prize
Forrest F.. Cousins "a of Guilford.
| David Scwall Premium-Henry l.
! :. Leighton % of Augusta.
! Scwall Latin Raymond j
aunders "a of South Waterford.
! Pray English prize-Richard w
! Cobb 80 Of Denmark
! Almon Goodwin Prize-Frederick
King Turgeon 80 Of Auburn.
7 Smytho Mathematical Prize-Ed.
ward Harold Coburn "a Of Bruins
wick.
! Brown Composition Prizes-Albcrt
Il. Thayer 90. of Collinsvillc, Conn.
first; George b. Welch 90 of Bdde.
( ford second.
! Hawthorne Prize-Tie between
Walter X. Whitney '25 Of Bangor
and Frederic s. klces "a Of Fleet.
/ wood Ia.
Forbes Eickard Poetry Prize
j Frederic S. klces "a of Fleetw God
! Pa.
| Lucicn Howe Prize Scholarship
! Waldo r. Finn 80 Of Island Falls
| Goodwin Commencement Prize
/ Hartley i. Simpson, Jr., '22 of Til
! ton, \. H., first; Ralph Il. Knight -.
OF North Waterford, honorable men
ton.
| Six hundred and thirty-fve alumni
registered for tho commencement din
ner, which was served at the gymna-
stun following the exercises at tho
| First Parish church this noon The
blessing was asked by Or. Daniel T.
| Gross '69 of Woodfords. President
Kenneth c. NJ. Stills announced the
award of the Snow reunion trophy 10
| the class Of 1902, which had "A per
cent. Of IFS living members present. In
! his annual address he stated that the
alumni cndow ncnt fund had been over
subscribed by more than $4,000, Sc
, That i now totals over 5000. geo. In
addition to this fund the college has
received $50,011 from the estate of T.
! G. Converse 81 New York City. for
scholarship; s$5 900 from the T.. b
/ Smith estate; a bcqucst Of $4,000 from
I the late James T. Baxter for the art
, collection: $1,000 from the late W. NJ
! Payson IA for a set of chimes for tho
chapel; 900 under tho will of Mrs
( Calista ayheN "; $500 from the chill.
: drcn of l,onna Thomas ~ HubharC