Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
. Thomas W. Minkns.

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Prizes: la prize of SIS offered an
} nually to the senior class member
I of Delaware Alpha of Han Beta p
who promotes the best interests o.
the university, equally divided be
tween Edward Samuel, Jr., anC
Edward H. Lynch. 2-A prize of SIC
offered annually to that senior In
the school OF engineering who has
by his exemplary character and
leadership shown the greatest poss-
ibility OF success after graduation
equally divided between Edward
i Samuel, Jr., Edward F. Lewis, and
Arvid q. Roach. ga prize of $40
offered annually to that student
in the school of engineering who
has maintained the highest scholar
ship standing at the end of the
sophomore year, equally divided
among ]. C. Phillips, r. H. Goldey,
and W. S. Miller.
Gertrude B. Blumberg Hau Beta
Pi Prize of $40 offered annually to
that student in engineering, who,
at the time of graduation, has
shown the greatest achievement in
the work he has pursued, awarded
to George w. Derrickson.
Julia B. Blumberg Hau Beta Pi
Prize of $40 offered annually to that
senior in the school of engineering
who has maintained the highest
scholastic standing in his senior
wear, equally divided among Robert
| ]. Kee, Edward Samuel, Jr., Edward
F. Lewis, and Arvid E. Roach.
Gen. ]. E. Smith Prize Awards
The Gen. ]. Ernest Smith prizes
offered to the members of the
freshman, sophomore, junior, and
senior classes, respectively, who
attain the highest rating in the
department of military science,
consisting of equal portions of the
income from fund of $4,000 estab-
lished by General Smith; prizes OF
S25 each awarded to: Senior, AL
fred ]. Mock; junior, Samuel P. La
Penta; sophomore, Robert H. Col
dey; freshman, James S. Hopper.
Two 621st C. A. Regiment awards
of one musette bag and one map
case, each awarded for the most
meritorious performance OF assign
ed duty, awarded to Cadet Maj.
John e. Doordan and Cadet Capt.
Robert w. Laird.
Coast Artillery Association medal
for the best junior during the first
three years, awarded to Cadet SergL
Samuel P. LaPenta.
University of Delaware Band
prizes for attaining an outstanding
record of attendance, neatness OF
dress, cooperation, and interest at
non-militaFy band formations dur
| ing the school year, prizes Of So
awarded to C. W. Carpenter, sopho-
more, and A. F. Schueler, fresh
man.
The Lieut.. Clarke Churchman
prize of SIS to the student who at
tains the highest proficiency in mil
itary science to John r. Doordan.
The Jeanne Dare Medal offered
annually by LeLycenm to the sen
ior most proficient in French, to
Miss Winifred Elizabeth Taylor.
Winner of Essay Prize
The Old Home Prize offered to
the student in Delaware College or
the Women's College who presents
the best original essay on some
phase Of the history Of Delaware
or the Eastern Shore, to David
Snellenburg.
The Samuel Bancroft, Jr. Me-
mortal Prizes of $25 each, offered
to the students. in Delaware Col
lege and the Women's College who
attain the highest standing in the
freshman English courses, to Ar
thur S. Carroll and Matilda Wisk.
The Hau Beta Pi Freshman Prize
of $40 offered by Delaware Alpha
Chapter, of Hau Beta Pi to the
freshman in the school of engineer
ing, who, ranking in the upper
third of his class scholastically, at
tsins the highest number of extra
curricular points at the end Of his
freshman year, divided equally be-
tween ]. X. Gottshall and r. f.
Herbener.
The Thomas ] Craven Memorial
Prizes offered to the students in
Delaware College and the Women's
College who, having attained
grades of "a" or "B" in the survey
course in American History, sub
nit the best original essays on
some aspect of American constitu-
tionaI or political history, to Har-
old Lloyd Jones, Jr., and Rosalind
E. Krinsky.
The William d. Clarke Prize of
$50 offered to the student who at
tains the greatest proficiency in
mathematics, to Oscar ]. Rinehart,
Jr.
The Student Council Intramural
Trophy given to the graduating
senior who has totaled the greatest
number of points during four years
of intramural sports participants,
to Alex Timme.
Scholarship Awards
Three scholarships have been
awarded to incoming freshman
class members at the Women's Col
lege.
The Winifred ]. Robinson Schol-
arship went to Miss Rosalie Selby,
valedictorian of the Delmar High
School; the Emalea Pusey Warner
Scholarship to Miss Agnes Cordrey,
valedictorian at the Seaford High
School, and the Everett c. Johnson
scholarship to Miss Deidre Rhodes
OF Germantown High School.
Alternates are Miss Agnes Wright
of Delmar; Miss Eleanor Priebel of
Ridley Park, Pa, and Miss Barbara
Painter of Yeadon, Pa.
Announcement of the awards
were made by Miss M. Margaret
Smithers, chairman of scholarships
OF the alumnae association at the
Alumnae luncheon in Newark last
Saturday.