Evening star., 1937-06-06

j. Hickey, District of Columbia. and
Harold E. Mott, Fort Smith. Ark.
Prizes for class standing-Forty
dollars for highest average for senior
year (morning sessions, Joseph Vim
cent De Paul Dillon, District of Co.
lumbia: $40 for next highest aver
age, Edward Anton Doering OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio; $40 for highest aver
age in senior year (afternoon ses-
sionS), Pierce John Flanagan Of Bal
timore, Md; $40 for next highest
average, Joseph Aloysius Hoskins,
Kansas City. Mo.
Prize of legal classics series offered
! by Prof. Hugh J. Fegan for the best
work in the course in English legal
history, John Joseph Dolan, District
of Columbia. Law Journal keys in
recognition of scholarship and con-
sistent work during the year: Joseph
Vincent Dillon Edward A. Doering, J.
Nicholas Shriver, jr.; Robert w. Nc
MILAN, William V. O'Connor, jr.:
Mark P. Stumpf, Fergus Belanger, Jo-
Seph E. Bindeman, William Robert
Consedine, Jerome Joseph Downey,
Hugh Crane Gearin, Francis Emmett
Hickey, Joseph Aloysius Hoskins, Bur-
lin George McKllip, jr; jeremiah
Jerome O'Connor, Walter Joseph
O'Donnell, Peter Patrick Walsh Will
liam Arthur Weber and John Fred
erick Wolf.
School of Medicine.
Kobsr Medal in hygiene for highest
grade in hygiene and general scholas-
tic excellence during entire course,
Joseph E. Koplowz of Denver, Colo.
Baker Memorial Medal for the high
est proficiency in anatomical science,
George A, Tollefson Of Newport, R. 1.
Hird prize in biochemistry of s35 for
highest grade in course, Richard J.
Walsh of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Holm prize of s25 in piochemistry
for second honors in course, Ignatius
j. Aprile of Jackson Heights, Long
Island, N. Y.
Milone-Everitt prize in biochemistry
of SIS for third honors in course,
Augustus H. Krumm of District of
Columbia.
Whitmore prizes of $40 and SIS for
best work in pathology, Joseph M.
Barker, District of Columbia, first
honors; Sol Katz Of Perth Amboy,
N. j., second honors.
School of Dentistry.
Faculty prize of s25 for best schol-
arship, adaptability and neatness of
technique throughout entire senior
course, John J. McCauley of Rock
away Park, N. Y.
Dean Cogan Dental Society prize OF
S25 for the best scientific essay by a
member, William L. Alexander of Dis
trict of Columbia.
Membership in Omicron Kappa Up
silon Fraternity for graduates with
highest scholastic averages through
out the four years of their work. John
j. McCauley, Rockaway Park, N. Y;
Clement B. O'Toole of Grymes Hill,
N. T.; William l.. Alexander, District
of Columbia.
Georgetown Dental Journal Keys,
for faithful staff work, William L.
Alexander, District of Columbia;
Clement B. OToole of Grymes Hill,
N. y; Jerome A. Palermo of Jersey
City, N. j.. and John j. McCauley
OF Rockaway Park, N. Y.
School Of Foreign Service.
Delta Simga Pi Gold Scholarship
Key, awarded by Mu Chapter to the
senior attaining highest scholarship
during entire course, William Michel
OF Chiloquin, Greg.
w. Coleman Nevis Gold Medal. for
highest record in the course in foreign
relations of the United States (basic).
William c. Waldo Of District of Co.
lumola. Honorable mention, Arthur
D, Lachman of Beverly Hills, Calf.
w. Coleman Nevils Silver Medal. for
highest record in course in foreign
relatlons OF the United States (cur-
rent), Joseph A. Frisz of Terra Haute.
Ind.
Edmund A. Walsh Gold Medal,
founded by Delta Phi Epsilon Fra
ternlty, for highest average in un-
dergraduate courses in international
law, Charles w. Slifko of Dunmore,
Pa. Second prize, James Paul An
gelo OF Charleston, w. Va.
Jean Labat Memorial Gold Medal.
for the most notable work in pro,not-
ing the study Of French language
and culture, Frank Emil Natter. ir..
of Concordia. Kans.
William F. Notz Memorial Gold
Medal, founded by Delta Phi Epsilon
Fraternity for highest average in
the morning course in economic prin.
ciples, Robert Rossow, jr., Of Culver.
Ind
Prince Albert de Ligne Gold Medal
former Belgian Ambassador to the
United States, for the best essay on
phase of Belgian history submitted
IN the course of political and diplo-
matte history (advanced), James Paul
Angelo OF Charleston, w. Va.
Daniel E. Casey Gold Medal, for