The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-19

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comber. a. Il. Upshur =, ,,o,c,-
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White Ribbon Certificates, Upper School
J. G.. Anderson CHESTERFIELD. }. H. Blunt
NJ. Cabell' (Nelson), j. A. Cowaruln' r.
o. FRIEND C. NJ. Hunter Hanover). J.
T. Kershaw tGeorgia), III. NJ. VI Ianee'
]. NC Tompkins. Is. Warwick, T. d.
Whitaker.
Lower school.-C. M'veigh'.
sMedal but for long absence or late en-
trance.
SCHOLARSHIP ASD CONDUCT HoSoRs-
Purple Ribbon Division. Upper school.
Q1-95 to maximum-L. III. Blair, ;. car
rIngton c. NJ. Hunter OHanover). l. Dav-
export, J. b. Mordecai. Z. l.. Wormiey'
Jr (2)-e2-e5-J. Il. Blunt. F. IA. Baucn'
G.. Cooper J. II. Coney. v Johnson; j. a.
Mason, II. y. Mason; J; H. Powell Ill a.
J. M'C. Tompklns. b. Warwick, w. Is.
Lower school-T. a. Davis. W. {. TIL
Ter, A. b. Cpshur.
Red Ribbon Division. Upper Scnoo1. u,
9o-92.-A. 5. Buford. Jr.. l.. A. Cazenove'
Jr w. +. Desaussure' W. I. Fitzgerald
L. c. Harrison. ]. c. Matey, 7. W.
Purcell H. X. Terry. 90 ss-sD.-A. ASH
burner r.. NJ. August, b. W; Bass, i, ~
q. +. Christian. J. A. Cowardin. IL. r.
Davis. T. NJ. Deitrick (Goochland). J. ;.
Elicit, Jr., ID. w Ellyson, j. L. Goddin,
A. X. g. Guerard (N: @. II. +. Hoen'
c. ". Lewis. II. NJ MCance, X. II. Nc
Rae Manchester, r. +. Mason, y. Nor
drcai. O. q. Kean louisa. r. n. Nelson
GianOvcr). o. :. owens CAiabama), G. W.
Page Manchester, W. =. Patterson, V.
b. Shelburne, c. l.. Stearns, W. X, ~
ler- ". T. Upshur, a. y. Wexford tRich-
mond county,. F. a. Hobson'. J. +. her-
shaw. r. Il. Roberts.
Lower School: NJ Ball. r. IL. Carr
O. H. Chakiey. ;, g. Chris.an: or H. ~
T. il. Lee. r. y. Macomber'. VI .B. War
rem. G. e.. Whitiock. Jr.
Blue Ribbon Division. go 10 so, Upper
School,. g: Anderson. u. ID. Beattie'
J. V Bidgood, W X. Bridges, X Boiling,
J. Bolton, J. W. Cringan. Jr, ". \.
Cook. George Cox. J. +. Gray. +. ID. hill,
Jr, a. G. Hobson. r. @. Lambert. c. ID.
I.arus, T. II. Leary, T.. Leigh, T. j.
Moore. Jr.. r. Moore. f. 7. Morton. X.
Nelson (Hanover. &. c. Ostereind. w
@. Waddey'' G. b. whitaker
Lower SchoOl.-G. II. Astelle tAmela),
ID. 5. Bridges r.. Chesley', W. +. Crump,
II. Froehling, J. NJ Harwood, II. ;.
rop. f. G. Jones. l.. l.. Mcleod, g. r..
Ready. +. J. Straus, ". NJ. sutton. n.
Upshur. T.. Waddey. G. l.. Mingo. X.
Wood.
Certificates Of success.-H. Cgperton wv.
Va L. O. Friend. G. II. Montague, \.
Moseley. :. W. Myers FLORIDA. g. q.
Poyton, J. f. Robinson, Jr.. }. NJ. Boyd
Jr.
Certificates Of Special improvement
r. Waddey. s. 5. Weisiger. G. Il. Ninso'
| c. II. West.
Not able to attend all the examinations,
assigned by those attended.
Unassigned date entrance, or other I'M
avoidable absence).-D. Anderson. {.
MVegh. NJ Cabell. W. Hessberg. +. y.
Meade, Everard Meade.
Scholarships. with tuition In the Upper
School for 1S.b-'S6-the honor or
scholarship belongs 10 each and every
boy OF the Purple and Red Divisions,
for practical use il Is assigned by vote
OF his own division 10 boy whose COM
rades think that he will make an espe-
cially worthy use of II.
Purple Ribbon Scholarship. to John Is.
Mordecai.
Red Ribbon Scholarship. to Lewis c.
Harrison.
Lower School Scholarship-The use OF
this scholarship is divided among the
boys Of the lower school who have
Washington and Lee Scholarship
scholarship Is given to the school on
condition that It shall be bestowed upon
some excellent and well-advanccd student
who intends 10 go to that university. Ii
will be determined later in the summer.
DEBATING AND HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.
The gold medals and certificates OF
these societies were assigned by COM
mittecs Of teachers. kindly and most ein-
GENTLY aided. especially with respect 10
the essays, by Messrs. a. 3. Guigon. Is.
Mitchell. W. o. SHELTON. j. X. Tucker.
and NJ. NJ. MGuire 'Old boys" OF the
school They were distributed as follows:
Debating Socety.-Debater's gold medal
10 Il. Warwick. with an especial compli-
ment to W. T. Fitzgerald; declaimer's
medal to II; Is. Terry essayists medal
10 w 7. Fitzgerald: readers medal 10
W. y. Cook. This committee OF odd
boys" reported the great pleasure de-
rived from the special excellence Of the
work"
Historical Society.-Section I.-Declaim-
er's medal to NJ. Sycle. with certificate
Of excellence TO c. w. Page: essayist's
medal TO l.. A. CazenOve. with certificate
OF excellence to G. +. Stearns and W. Il.
Tyler; readers medal 10 J. T.. Robinson.
Section lI.-Declaimer's medal 10 j. G..
Motley. essayst's medal 10 II. y. Mason.
with certificate of excellence TO y. Nor
lecai, readers medal TO J. 4. MasoA,
with certificate Of excellence to J. 4.
GOddn.
section III.-Declamier's medal 10 T.
Leigh, with certificates Of excellence TO
-. -. Talley and W. b. Smith: essayist's
medal to A. G. Waddey with certificate
Of excellence to G.. =. Christian; readers
medal TO G.. W. Lewis. with certificate OF
excellence 10 w. +. Upshur..
NOte.-The medals were assigned by the
majority vote Of each committee. a GER
tihcate OF excellence being given to each
boy 10 whom any one OF a committee
thought TO be first.
With view 10 stimulate boys 10 aim
al the highest excellence for the future
the list OF "lOVs on examination" made
during the session. was posted on the
blackbodrds. showing that a very credi-
table number Of bows had reached that
highest mark on from one to seven ex-
aminations.
As a further stimulus TO thorough work
the University of Virginia record for the
year. showing two degrees and seven
teen diplomas. made by ''MGuire's boys"
was also posted.
The exercises closed with a wise ana
beautiful valedictory. delivered by Mr.
l.. l.. Campbell who. having been elected
10 a proiessorship in a southern college.
took leave OF his old school with the
evidently heartfelt assurance that having
been one OF US, boy ard man, would al
ways be among the proudest memories
OF his life. We part With him with great
regret
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