Evening star., 1923-06-13
PRIZES AWARDED
GONzAGA DEBATERS
Awards for General Ex-
ceIIence Also Given at Start
4.
of Final Week.

An elocution contest featured the
prizc-night exercises at Gon2aea
College last night and began the
closing week ceremonies of that in
stitution Two prizes were awarded
the master clocutionists. respectively
of the seniors and the juniors.
First prize was won BY Arthur l..
Necgan of the seniors. and second
prize went to George A. Garner of
the juniors Mecgan delivered "The
Progress of Madness by NJ. G. Lewis,
and Garner chose "Telemachus." by
Rev. ]. d. Mccarthy. S. ]. The other
contestants were Daniel j. Gallagher.
Francis 1. McGarraghy, Aloysius p
Kane. Daniel V. OI.eary and Daniel
P. Sullivan of the seniors, and Robert
VI. O'Connor. j. Raymond Raedy,
Stephen A. Mccarthy. John X. keane
and Frederick W. Baltz of the
juniors.
Awards for Excellence.
The following awards for general
excellence We're made to the under
graduates following the elocution
contest:
Third year. Leo " Mcclure; second
year, A. Joseph V. Henlock; second
year, Il. William J. Madden; first year,
A. j. Marquette kerans; first year b.
Reno J. Prospect.
For mathema tics-Lco N MCGUIRE
John X. CavanaGh. James r. O'Don-
nell. William J. Madden, John +. DON
ovan and j. Godfrey Butler.
For modern languages-John K.
Cavanagh and Aloysius p. Kane.
For history and civics-James. f..
O'Donnell, William r. Coglan. Arthur
l.. Simpson and Reno j. Prospect.
Bishcp to Omciate.
Graduation honors will he conferred
by Archbishop Curley at the seventy
fourth annual commencement eXer-
cises of GonZaga tomorrow night. and
II was announced that four free schol-
arships arc open to graduates of pub
lie and parochial schools of Washing
ton, the details of which are under
the direction of the Rev. J. Charles
Davey, vice president of Gonzaga.
Awards for distinguished standing
in studies were given last night to
the following: Third-year high school
General excellence. Aloysius F..
Kane. John u. O'Reilly, Raymond r..
Heiskell. Joseph A. O'Connell. James
r. Heiskell. Second year-tA). Leo
I. ProsiSe, Leo l. Donovan. Patrick f.
oDonoghue. Thomas F. Barry, Paul
J. Alexander. Second year-(B), John
r. Raedy. George A. Garner, William
r. Potzler. First year-(A). John F..
Donovan. Bernard NJ. Grant, Francis
X. Krogmann, Raymond f. Robert
son, Andre ]. de Porry. First year
(B), Aloysius F. Lanahan, William E..
Littleton, Frederick w. Baltz.
hematics-Algebra. third year,
Aloysius p. Kane. Joseph A: OCon-
nell. James V. O'Connor, Harry j.
DAILY, John r. Cavanaugh,. John A.
Murphy; plane geometry. third year
John d. OReilly. Aloysius p. Kane,
Leo n. Mcclure, Joseph A. OConnell
Francis c. Brahler. James V. O'Con-
nor, James r. Heiskell. John T..
Graves, Francis y. McKenna, Harry
J. Daily: intermediate algebra (A,
Joseph v. Henlock, John F. Bergoin,
Leo I. Prosise, Leo L. Donovan. Thin
as F. Barry, Bartholomew A. Diggins;
intermediate algebra B), William
r. Coglan. John T. Quill, John D.
algebra (A). Arthur L, Simpson.
Francis Y. Krogmann, Bernard NJ.
Grant. Andre ]. de Porry: elementary
algebra (B). Reno J. Prospect, Ben
jamin L. Talbot, Richard d. McCar
thy. Frederick w. Baltz.
year, John D. O'Reilly, Arthur L.
Meegan, sWalter F. Walton and w.
Gwynn Gardiner; Spanish, third year,
Leo n. Mcclure, Joseph A. O'Connell
and James F. Herbeck.
History and civics = Second year
high school (A), Leo I. Donovan, Jo-
seph V Henlock and Leo J. Prosise;
second year high school (B), William
j. Madden.
History = First year high school
ca. ]. Marquette Kerans, John F.
Donovan, Edwin c., Woodward, John
X Keane, Andre j. de Porry and Ber-
nard NJ. Grant: first year high school
OBJ, James T. Seavey, John J. Laing,
J. Godfrey Butler, Aloysius F. Lana
han and John a. Donovan.