The Washington times., 1923-06-06

Smithies Rowley with Distinction:
Harvey William Schmidt. Joseph M.
Scolnick, Harry Maurice Seydel.
Rose Sylvia Shaikewitz, James Clin-
ton Shanholtzer, Rush Nelson Sim
mons, Ross III. Snyder. George Bail
lie Springston, Maye Steely, Ernest
Wright Stephens with 6istinction):
Ralph Berry Stewart, Amanda leila
Strayer, Eske Wayne Talbot, BeIoit
Taylor, Preston Phillips Taylor, Glen
Milton Thompson, Allen Grover
Thurman, Se1im Totah. George Alex
ander Trout, Charles Edward Vain
wright, Pauline Goldie Wallace,
Arthur Henry Walter, James Blame
Walk ms, MaxfieId Weisbrod. Dan
Hubert Wheeler with Distinction:
Robert Emerson White William
Franklin Wilder, John Barnett Will
SON, Emma Dubois Wright, Stanley
Robert Wright, Miles Augustus
Yale, Glenn Glen Young, Walter
ZalaWsky.
Master OF laws Grace Marie
Eddy, Charles Dent FogIe, Thomas
Henry Green. Joseph Hartman, AL
bert Leslie Jackson, Ben Jenkins,
Hilda Meadow, Cyril Wesley Nc
Clean, Philbrick Mccoy, Matthew
Houston o'Brien with distinction:
Charles s. Piepgrass, Randolph Cod
man Shaw. and Warren Jennison
Wills.
Master of patent law-wiIliam
Henry Forbes.
PRIZE AWARDS.
Department Of arts and sciences
Davis prizes, three awarded for
excellence In elocution: First prize,
Albert Leslie Jackson: second prize,
Wilmer T. Bartholomew; third
prize, Kirk Mears.
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton prize offered by the chap
tiers in the District of Columbia to
members of the graduationg class
for high standing in history and
for essays on an assigned topic of
American history: Heber Allen
Sotzin.
Thomas r. Walsh prize. awarded
to that candidate for graduation
who, having maintained a high
standard of scholarship in history,
produces the best essay on a desig-
mattel period Of the history of Eng
land: J. Joseph w. Palmer.
E. K. Cutter prize, awarded for
excellence in English: Elizabeth
Kendrick.
Willie e. Fitch prize, for highest
excellence in all branches Of chemis-
try: B. Owens.
Gardner G. Hubbard prize, award
ed to that candidate for graduation
who has maintained during four
years high standing in American
history and produces the best essay
touching some assigned period in
American history: William Milton
Sladen.
Dietzgen prize, for excellence in
Sophomore drawing: H. H. Foster.
Phi Mu prize in Playwriting:
Beatrice Henning.
Staughton prize, for excellence in
Latin: Elizabeth Kendrick.
Sigma Tau prize: No award 1928.
Pi Beta Phi prize in political sci
ence: V. B. Lowry.
Muth prize, awarded to that
student who makes the highest
record in the freshman mechanical
drawing: Fl. G. Ball.
Sigma Kappa prize. in English.
awarded to that member of the
freshman class who passes the best
examination in English rhetoric:
Colonial Danes prize, awarded
for excellence in American Colonial
history: Maxine Girts.
Genevieve Chatterton McCutchins
prizes, awarded annually for the
best essays submitted on SUBJECTS
related to archaeology or painting
with special reference to contempor.
airy art: First prize, Maxine Role:
second prize, Alice Bachelor.
Prize in journalism, offered by
Mrs. Theodore Tiller Max W.
Tucker.
Law school-John B. Larner gold
medal, awarded to that member OF
the graduating class who shall have
attained the highest average grade
in the entire course for the degree Of
bachelor of laws: F. s. RowIev
Herrick prize, awarded to that mem.
Der of the graduating class except.
ing the winner Of the gold medal
who shall have attained the hieh'
est grade in the entire work ~
the third year: Joseph A. Jordan,