Evening star., 1933-05-30
ANNAPOLIS HONORS
/ TO Be PRESENTED.
Presentations for Tomor-
rows Dress Parade Listed
at Academy.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, May 30.-The follow
ing is list of the presentation OF
professional and athletic prizes and
awards which will take place at the
Naval Academy during the dress parade
tomorrow
Glass of 1897, U. S. N. A., sword to
che midshipmen of the graduation class
who has done the most by his officer
like qualities and positive character to
develop naval spirit and loyalty in the
regiment of midslipmen: Midshipman
Joseph H. Bourland.
Commendatory letter from the super
tntendent to midshipmen who have
done the most along above lines: Mid
sflipmen Bourland, Garrett s. Coleman.
James S. Bethea, Davis L. Martineau,
Richard D. White and Raymond w.
EhompSon.
Secretary of the Navy Rifle Trophy:
Midshipman David S. McDougal.
Secretary Of the Navy Pistol Trophy:
AIidshipman Raymond D. Fusselman.
Naval Academy prizes for small
arms target practice among members
of second class: First gold medal,
Charles Blenman, jr. second tsilver
medal. Parks M. Adams third (bronze
paedaD, Stratton r. Ours, jr.
VIII Receive Sword.
Glass of 1871, U. S. N. A., sword for
khe member of the graduating class
most proficient in ordnance and
Funnery: Karl F. Neupert.
Glass OF 1924, U. S. N. A, gold watch
Tor graduate standing highest for
pourse in engineering and aeronautics:
Gohn A. Klopp.
Name on cup presented by the
General Society Sons Of the Revolution
N ~ %In NIIafinO FldCS
most proficient in practical ordnance
Snd glnnery: Reuben E. Wagstaf.
Sword presented by the National
Society Daughters of the American
Revolution to the member OF the
graduating class excelling in practical
seamanship: Richard G. Copeland.
The Maury Prize, marine binoculars
presented by the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy to the member OF the
third class standing highest IN
physics: Benjamin. G. Wade.
Order Of Foreign Wars to members OF
the graduating class standing highest
Tor the course In mathematics: Robert
Sword presented by the Society of
ehe Cincinnati (first tine) to the
graduate who leads for the course IN
modern languages: Thomas F. Connolly.
Awards provided by the late Col. hoo-
ert M. Thompson, class 1858, U. s. N. A.:
Wins Two More Prizes.
Navigating sextant to member OF
graduating class most proficient IN navl-
kation, Neupert.
Name on Thompson Trophy Cup, with
hmall replica of cup to winner. to mem
ber of graduating class doing most TO
promote athletics, Charles E. Loughlin.
Binoculars for first place in inter-
company sailing, Charles S. F1tzPatrick,
Fourth class.
Monoculars for second place in inter-
class sailing, James r. Davis, second
glass. -.
The DR.. Henry Van Dyke prize, gold
watch, to midshipman OF graduating
class submitting best essay on naval or
other patriotic subject, Michael V. Mac
KenZie.
Gardner L. Caskey prize to honor
scholar Of graduating class, Neupert.
Comdr. James Edward Palmer prize,
wrist watch, to midshipman OF gradu-
nttng class most proficient in steam en-
gineering Robert W. Curtis.
The National Association OF Mutual
Savings Banks prize, 500, for best
essay on subject relating to thrift and
savings, David r. Cumming, first class
Navy Athletic Association prizes:
Sword for best showing in general
athletics, Midshipnan William r. Kane,
Sirst class.
Cup for intercompany athletics, 7th
Company, commanded by Midshipman
copeland.