Hawkeye . xtempore speaking. Won by M. M. Moulton, 00, Maquoketa. Lowderv Prize in MatKematics Divided equally between Ida Speidel, 02, Iowa City, and Perl Bemis, 02, Estherville. Lowden Prize irv Botarvy Won by P. A. Bond, 01, Sioux City; Anna Treimer, 01, Dixon, second. Lowderv Prize in Greek Won by Eugene F. Mueller, 02, Denison; Clara B. Whitmore, 00, Fairfield,second. Lowden Prize irv Latirv Won by Perl Bemis, 02, Estherville; H. F Alden, 01, Davenport, second. Old E:nglish Prize Offered by the Early English Text Society, Eondon, Eng. Won by Anna Gow,01, Greenfield. Colorvial Da. rrv es P
Hawkeye . xtempore speaking. Won by M. M. Moulton, 00, Maquoketa. Lowderv Prize in MatKematics Divided equally between Ida Speidel, 02, Iowa City, and Perl Bemis, 02, Estherville. Lowden Prize irv Botarvy Won by P. A. Bond, 01, Sioux City; Anna Treimer, 01, Dixon, second. Lowderv Prize in Greek Won by Eugene F. Mueller, 02, Denison; Clara B. Whitmore, 00, Fairfield,second. Lowden Prize irv Latirv Won by Perl Bemis, 02, Estherville; H. F Alden, 01, Davenport, second. Old E:nglish Prize Offered by the Early English Text Society, Eondon, Eng. Won by Anna Gow,01, Greenfield. Colorvial Da. rrv es Prize For best essay on Iowas First Governor. WonbyBenj. Boardman, 01, Portsmouth. The Mrs. W m. Larrabee Prize irv GeologyWon by John J. Lambert, 99, Cedar Falls. The Mrs. W m. Prize irv ZoologyWon by Rudolph M. Anderson, 02, Forest City. The honor and prize of a position in the United States Fish Commission Laboratoriesat Woods Hall, Massachusetts, was awarded to Hal Augustan Childs, 00, A. WHITNEY CARR. A. Whitney Carr Was born August 22, 1825, in Catnillus, Onondag-a county. New York. He passed hisearly life on his fathers farm, but, being- early thrown upon his own resources by thefailure of his father, he engaged in many activities. Whether as teacher, clerk orlaborer, hard, persistent work has characterized Mr. Carr. In his forty-ninth year he married a Miss Isabelle Thompson of New Jersey. Theyhad no children. Mrs. Carr died in 1893. Mr. Carrs school education has been very meager. Since twelve years of age he hasbeen to school but eight months. It was his intention at one time to go through OberlinCollege where he attended three months, but in his work to obtain money for this pur-pose his activities were directed into other channels. The school of life has trained and educated Mr. Carr broadly and liberally. Afterthe acquirement of considerable means through trading largely he has devoted himselfto thought and reading. He is broad-minded and liberal
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