Evening star., 1928-06-10
266 WIN DEGREES
FROM HOWARD u.
Awards for Special Attain
ment Are Given at Com
mencement Exercises.

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sity at that institutions commencement
exercises Friday when 266 college de.
erces we're conferred upon the class.
The prizes were given as follows:
In the School of Religion-To a. H
Cooke. class of 1929. First Pomero,
Scholarship Of SIS, for maintaining thu
highest general average; to Willis Small
Second Pomeroy Scholarship of $50, fol
maintaining the second highest genera
average: to George NJ. Blake, class o.
1929. the Dodge Scholarship of s40 fol
excellence in scholarship; to Murvin !
Jones, class Of 1929. the Dodge Scholar
ship Of $40, for excellence in scholar
ship: to Herbert B. Shaw. class Of 1929
the Dodge Scholarship OF $40. for ex-
celence in scholarship: to Mrs. Ida S
Taylor, class of 1929. the Dodge Schol'
arsilip of $40, for excellence IN scholar
ship; to D. F. johnson, class OF 1881
Theological Aid Scholarship OF $50; tf
J. II. Brown, first prize OF $40, Tor tnt
best oral and written English, ana tc
H. 3. Shaw, second prize OF 50, Tor the
best oral and written English.
In the College of Medicine-To DR.
| Robert s. Jason, the Dumas prize o.
$500, given by DR.. M. O. Dumas, to thu
student maintaining the highest schol'
arship during the entire four years II
the College of Medicine; to DR.. Robert
s. Jason. a prize of $40, given by DR.
E A. Balloch, to the student ranking
highest in surgery in the College ol
Medicine; to Dr. Simon Noe james, thr
Iieberman prize in surbery. $40, given
by Or. Maxwell Lieberman. TO the stu
dent showing the most proficiency n
clinical surgery: to DR.. q. A. kheurnef
Andrews pair of forceps, given by DR.
Charles H. Garvin. to the student OBJ
tanning the highest average in obstet-
RIGS during his Junior year; to Dr. Rob-
ert S. Jason, Pelvimeter, given by DR.
f. D. Williston. to the student doing
the best work in obstetrics during his
senior year: to DR.. Robert S. Jason, first
prize. $40. given by DR.. F. D. Whitby. to
tho student obtaining the highest aV-
erage in the theoretical and practical
work in nervous and mental diseases:
to DR. Theodore E. Percival second
prize, SIS, given by DR.. F. d. Whitby, tc
the student obtaining the second high
est average in the theoretical and prac-
tical work In nervous and mental dis
eases: to DR.. Harry j. jefferson, A prize
dent showing the greatest progress ano
doing the best work In gynecology: tc
DR.. Joseph c. Gathings. a prize of $40
given by DR.. Marshall E. Ross. to the
student making the best report on
special subject in gynecology; to DR.
Harry J. Jefferson. prize Of $40, given
by DR. Marshall K. Ross, to the student
obtaining the highest average In genito.
urinary diseases: TO Or. Robert S. ia
CON- the Algernon Brasi1ear Jackson
prize, $40. given by DR.. Algernon B
Jackson, to the student doing the besl
work and writing the best thesis IN
public health. and TO DR.. Horace A
Bramwell, a set of Nelson's Loose -Leai
Medicine" given by DR.. Walter A, Bloc
dorm, TO the student displaying the
greatest proficiency and initiative In the
practice of medicine.
In the College of Dentistry-To DR.
Eugene H. Rummons, Prize of $50
given by DR.. II. Porter Davis. TO the stu
dent doing the best work in prosthetic
dentistry. and 10 DR.. Early Randolph
Marrow. a prize of S25. given by the
Robert r. Freeman Dental Society. tc
the best all around student in the
senior clinical work"
In the College Of Pharmacy--Thret
honorable life membership awards In thu
National Association of Drug Clerks, Of
fered by the National Association oi
Drug Clerks TO the three students re-
ceiving the highest grades In the re.
spectiye studies OF pharmacy. chemistry
and materia medica, as follows: Phar.
macy, Miss Marjorie r. Butler; chem.
istry, Miss Mary J. l.. johnson, anc
materia medica, Whitney NJ. Haydel
A gold medal. given by Lehn g. Tink
Inc, Of New York City to the student
submitting the best piece Of research
work In the senior pharmacy class. tc
Marjorie +. Butler. Subject: IAN In.
ycstigation on Sirup Of Calcium Iodlde
N. F. ""
To John A. Martin, book. "schnel.
der's Text Book on Pharmaceutical Bac.
teriology," offered by Dr. Antoine r
Greene, to the student doing the bes
work In bacteriology In the junior phar
macy class.
In the School OF Law-To Judson q
Powell OF Portsmouth, Va, A volumes o.
Corpus Juris," given by the American
Law Book Co. of New York to the stu
dent In the School of Law who attain,
the highest general average In pre-.
seribed course In legal research; 10 Mis-
Elsie T. jefferson of Baltimore a copy
Of "Loveiand's Forms OF Federal Pro
cedure," three volumes, given hy Evan;
Jones. District OF Columbia representa-,
tive OF the Lawyers Cooperative Pub.
fishing Co OF Rochester. N. Y, TO thu
student In the School OF Law who at.
tains the second highest general ave rage
In prescribed course In legal research
To Nell r. Williams Of Oakland. Calf.
a copy OF The Cyclopedic Dictionary,
given by Callaghan a. Co. law publish
erS Of Chicago, Ill, TO the member oi
the graduating class W.i0 attains thu
highest general average for the entire
three years course; TO Thomas j. Diilof
Of New York. City. first prize nf ont
volume each OF WoodWard's treatisa nnt
| Woodruffs cases on THE Law of Quas
| Contracts" given by James Ccrneliul
Waters, tr., secretary of tho School o.
Law, To the member Of the senior clasI
attaining the highest ;eneral average Il
that subject. and TO Nell n. Williams o.
Oakland, Calf, copy of zane's "Stor!
/ OF Law as second prize for distinguished
excellence In tire law of quasi contracts
also given by the secretary OF the Schoo
OF Law,
In the College OF Applied scicnce~~~TC
Lawrence D. Green, sophomore I'm archi
lecture, the T Tandy Brown prize o
$20 IN gold for the winning design In |
competition for the Design Of Gate
way 10 Howard University" This priz'
ls offered yearly for period 0f fv,
years, It's purpose Is tn stimulate /
scholarly as we'll M practical treatmen
IN design where brick is the principa
building material.
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