The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-06-07

LII 6Ou1G1O11S ClSIlO SGuOCk1OS WC1 {
tapped for membership in
Omicron Delta Kappa, honorary
student activities fraternity, and
% members of the graduating
class of the School of Medicine
were commissioned as lieutenantS
in the Medical Corps Reserve.
LIST OF TAPS"
Those named to Omicron Delta
Kappa, were: Manning w. Alden,
Sigma Chi, business manager of
Cue and Curtain; Robert Breasted,
Acacia, captain of the tennis
team; John T. C. Daugherty, Phi
Sigma Kappa, associate editor of
the Ratchet and associate editor
of the Handbook; Cap Gardner,
Kappa Alpha, president of the In
terfraternity Council and presi-
dent-elect of the Student Council:
Augustus C. Johnson, Sigma Chi,
associate editor of the Handbook
and member of the senior staff of
the Hatchet; Robert Lneham,
Sigma Chi, associate editor of the
Ratchet and editor of the Hand
book; Howard Mace, Phi Sigma
Kappa, editor of the Ratchet and
treasurer of the Student Council;
and Thomas O'Brien, Sigma Alpha
EpSilon captain of the varsity baS-
ketbau team.
PRIZE WINNERS
Prizes were awarded as follows:
John Bell Larner Medal for
highest average grade in the Law
School-Garfield Anderson, 4011
Benton st. N. w.
Samuel Herrick Award, for high
est average grade in the third
year in the Law School-Robert
Barrows Hawkins, 2704 Brentwood
Rd. N. E.
John Ordronaux Award to grad
uating student with highest scho-
laStic standing in the Medical
hool-SiSter Maria LippitS,
Catholic Medical Missionary
House.
Joshua Evans Sd Memorial
Prize, for ability in the social and
political sciences - Edwin Cage,
1922 Norton Pl. N. w.
Morgan Richardson Goddard
Award in Commerce-Do d
Byron Leach, 1449 Forty-fourth St.
N. w.
PEACE ESSAY WINNER
Alexander Wilbourne Weddell
Award, of $3.50 for the best essay
on the promotion of peace-Nor-
velle Harrison Sennebeck. 1901
Fulton st. N. w.
Delta Tau Delta and ri Beta
Phi awards to man and woman
seniors for most constructive work
in student activities-William
Theodore PierSon, 1921 Newark st.
N. W., and Ruth GenevieVe
Brewer, 1872 Monroe st. N. w.
Delphi Award for woman stu
dent in the junior class who has
done most constructive work in
student activities-Barbara Ruth
Harmon, Fort Myer, Va.
Alpha Chi Sigma Freshman Awards
in Chemistry-Pierce Hiding Beij, Daniel
Harvey Gagon and Gaines Kenneth
Alpha Chi Sigma Senior Award in
hemistry-Richard Castleman Evans.
Alpha Delta Pi Award in French
Emily Marguerite Allen.
Alpha Delta Theta Award in Chemis-
try-Mary Brooks Robertson.
Alpha Kappa Phi Award in Commerce
Malcolm Irving Mntz.
American Institute of Chemists Award
in Chemistry-Robert Croker Breasted.
Beta Phi Alpha Award in Zoology
Leonard Small.
Byrne Thurtell Burns Award in Chem
istry-Eleanor Werble.
Chi Omega Award in Social Sciences
Jane Phillips Ramseyer.
Colonial Danes Award in History
Evelyn Dupre Morris.
e. K. Cutter Award in English
Charles Wilson Thomas.
Daughters of the American Revolution
Award in American History Lyman Du-
val Lynn
Harry C. Davis Award in Public Speak,
ing First Semester-Roger Everett Need
ham, first; Leonard Albert Wilson, sec.
ond; Michael Peter McKool third. Sec
ond Semester-Roy Hudson Wells first
Clinton Haley scurlock.
Isaac Davis Award in Public Speak
ing-Edwin Cage, first; Mildred Vierling
second; Raymond Holdsworth Firth
third.
william Thornwan Davis Award in
Ophthalm oloEy-sister Hilda Mary Meier
Delta Sigma Rho Awards to the win.
ners Of the ADVERTISEMENTS debatss-