Knapp on Tuesday night after prize speaking, all except three being
present

The Class of '77 held a reunion at the Park House. Out of thir-
teen who graduated, ten returned, five of whom were Delta U. men.
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
At Class Day Asa Wynkoop was Orator; William P. Merrill, Poet;
Frank J. Sagendorph, Prophet; Frank A. Pattison, Presenter of Memen-
toes; Harry J. March and 'Thurston W. Challen, on Committee of
Arrangements. Commencement honors: William P. Merrill, first
honor and valedictorian; Asa Wynkoop, second honor and Latin
salutatory; Thurston W. Challen, Frank J. Sagendorph, Harry J.
March, and Frank A. Pattison, appointment orators for scholarship;
and Asa Wynkoop received the rhetorical honor.
Delta U. took the following prizes: Thurston W. Challen, '87,
Van Doren prize for essay on Christian Missions. Senior prizes:
William P. Merrill, Suydam natural science prize; Appleton, moral
philosophy prize, and first Bussing prize for extemporaneous debate;



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Asa Wynkoop, Suydam prize for composition. Junior prizes: Sher-
man G. Pitt, mental philosophy prize; William B. Tomkins, Perlee
Junior orator prize. Sophomore prizes: Maurice J. Thompson, Hart
English literature prize; Spader first history prize and one-half second;
Smith, declamation prize.
The six '87 men are all in Phi Beta Kappa, also Sherman G. Pitt,
William A. Beardslee, and Oscar M. Voorhees, '88. lliurston W.
Challen and Harry J. March are in Sigma Xi, the honorary scientific
society,

Of our '87 men, Thurston W. Challen will go on the corps of the
Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal Company. Harry J. March will
go into engineering work immediately. His address will be New
Brunswick, N. J. William P. Merrill will study theology. Frank A.
