Calendar: 1963-1964 Page 86

PRIZES 85 III-IN THE FACULTY OF ARTS A-Prizes in Arts open to all Regular Students op the College CARTER GOLD MEDAL AND PRIZE FOR ENGLISH VERSE This Prize was founded in 1879 under the will of George Redsull Carter The Prize consists of gold medal of the value of £10 or silver gilt medal with books to total value of £10 The Prize is open to all regular students of the College who have completed one term and not exceeded nine terms The Prize will be awarded annually for an exercise in English Original Verse upon prescribed subject The exercise must not fall short of 150 nor exceed 200 lines and must be typewritten and distinguished by some motto The candidate should send his exercise to the Secretary before May 31st at the same time sending his name and motto under sealed cover in an envelope bearing the motto Subject for 1964 poem on either An Archeological Site or The Death of Class Subject for 1965 dramatic monologue entitled either Napoleon on St Helena or St Thomas More WILLIAM STEBBING PRIZE This Prize was founded in 1927 under the will of William Stebbing The Prize consists of books to the value of £13 The Prize is open to all regular students of the College who have completed two terms as day students or four terms as evening students and have not exceeded nine terms The Prize will be awarded annually for an exercise in English Verse or Prose upon prescribed subject The exercise must be typewritten and distinguished by some motto The candidate should send his exercise to the Secretary before May 31st at the same time sending his name and motto under sealed cover in an envelope bearing the motto Subject translation into English verse or prose from any classical mediaeval or modern foreign language of the character-sketch of type or the portrait of an individual Length in ver3e 40-100 UDes in prose 500-1200 words