Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
THE SESSION ENDS.
os,,e EXERCISES OF THE " NJ
CA. EVENING COLLEGE.
MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS Avn ARDED
lame. Lewis Anderson Pre-
sent. These aud Congressman"
ncli,crs the Addrcsscs-lsc-
.t Of school Committee.

-. r,,amg college OF the Young Mems
christian Association.
81 Kee, general secretary Of
...s.auoa presided, and with him
pa9orm were Hon. John Lamb,
l,lyc.,l the address before the
70 mon of the school, and "a number
r. ur..ane Board Of the Young
,.s.s Christian Association. and MEM
t.-s of th. Emotional ClSss Committee.
HAD FULL CLASSES.
o.. account 90 the removal FRONT the
, and consequent absence OF Mr.. Ed
p-l s. Newman, chairman OF the COM
ru.e Mr Mckee read the report Of the
school,, Boz said. During the past season
r. conducted zen senior and four junior
cass.. matrculaung l'9 different men
o.. D., different boys. \ total enrolment
q. SENIOR, 49, junior 81. as follows:
"sses-Arithmetic. 80: pcnman-
sl and spelling. 81; bookkeeping. g;
aaphy q; commercial law. 7: telc-
i. 9. mechanical drawing, IS; sign
81 electricity. u: vocal music. IT,
-.ri'r ClosScs-Arithmetic. %: grammar
g.amanship. p; spelling. %
lte total expenses for the year were
O. i'.oWa: Instructors. t5}l, supplies and
rufiug Sli9sS "a total OF SjSlgS
A. Mckee set forth strong reasons
r0t the college should have an endow-
no. lie spoke also OF other educational
features OF the association and further OF
facts about all Young Mems Christian
association schools in this country.
There arc $50 night schools with 2J.130 stu
dents in them. lie paid a high tribute 10
me faculty. ana referred 90 the lmpor-
fInfn attached ia O. Munitions. Ap-
ircciauve reference was made 10 MIR.
Newman. and regret expressed that he
lad 90 leave the city. Finally. he said
n closing this report l wish 10 thank
O.. and all-studcuts, instructors. com
Irce. donors az medals. press, and the
lsut-s- mcn-who have so generous Y
-rtuttd toward the support OF the
r.s Also. 10 give the young motto
which, n cCmpr,hended and woven into
VII Wa He 10 not only worth living,
..- u The highest sense OF the word sue
cs,lli. ard mis- is the motto. Know
...l- ifs power
1.nAIS AND DIPLOMAS AWARDED.
r medals, diplomas. and certificates
v... ..vered Icy Mr.. James Lewis An
dyson .s follows, the first list being the
Arithmetic: +. c. Barnes: book
F.uc b. d. Gilner; electricity f. c.
Ir.- mechanical drawing. Clifton
L Jr. penmanship ana spelling. ID. r.
.r,.r. stenography, ID. X. Johnson;
s.r.a.f.ug Thomas G. Byrne, telegra-
81. Joseph r. Leonard; vocal music
Arithmetic and Grammar: John
El.-.I reumanship and spelling. Eu-
U.~chlaegor.
DIPLOMAS.
rrr.- were awarded to those stand
t- I.r cent or over.
Arithmetic: +. G. Barnes, 81 per
rt sleeping: II. ID. Gilmer. 100 per
,..t. N = Hough. 81 per cent; John
rr...8 be. 81 per cent. Commercial
Inv. W alter : Street. % per cent. Flee
,r otis Rowe. 81 per cent. Pen
ru .l Spelling: ID. II. Johnson. -
Y.u.-. >..uoeraphy: d. X. Johnson, 80
Ir..t. omas II. Dunn. 20 per cent;
Ne-. F. Hooper. 915 per cent. Vocal
Ms t..Istus y. Booth. Sc per cent;
VASE -uead. 90 per cent; James h.
U..- F., r-r cent.
-Arithmetic: Carter Cook, 100 per
C p rry Keck. 105 per cent. Gram
r- Carter Cooke % per cent; Henry
k.E .I per cent: Marion Thurston, 20
Percent Ieumanshiu: Charles S. Butler,
.i- IT.: Carter {. Cooke W per cent;
GILL, IT, Hannewiuckle, 81 per cent;
M o. Kuester. 50 per cent; Eugene g.
...0.aaoer q per cent: Marion G.
-..0u 90 per cent; Henry Keck, %
3. cent .-...,,.-
CERTIFICATE OF DISTINCTION.
t.,rded 10 those getting under 80 per
Dt and over 81 per cent: senior
t--hmctic: G. T. Adams, 50 per cent? -
Walsh. =. per cent. Bookkeeping: ii.
% Dalton, SS per cent W T. bui'ca an.
rRIs er fspy. p p 3 3 G Barnes $ per- per-
CENT. O.. W. Dauber, s. per cent. Cihl0H
d.. Jr. 81 per cent; Harry Y. ldnebatSkH'
B. ..r cent Mechanical Drawing III
t o.. Jr.. S. per cent. 6. ". smith,
81 r.r cent: Charles :. Walton, IS per
,.r, sen Writing Thomas NJ. Byrne'
N r.r ont. Vocal Music: James NJ
r.r- trifhmetlc. chris. Hanne-
v.... b. per cent; John Kuester' ~
r.r ..r+. Eugene Oelschlaeger, 81 per
i.t mmar: Chris. Hannewinckle, ~
1.r CENT. J.an Kuester - per cent Eu-
... D...O.'aeger. s. per cent. rem
t..r.I.. I..yis y. Cooke. - per cent
George KHg - per cent; Jonn Il. Lew
,..r ~ per- cent. Spelling: Garter ..
C0b. 81 pDr cent; Eugene OelschlaegeI'
CERTIFICATE OF MERIT.
Tot..c standing under 50 per cent. ana
o.. I'D per cent: Senlor-AIl'hIIn ,lI
w. VI" Gr0 0ST cent ;2.S Electric it J. II.
Dr.. baW 10 per cent. Mechanical Draw
l. "A q. Rowe. % per cent Penmanship
.r. spelling: Allen Gregory - per cent
H. ". Grover, Il per cent Blook Jone9.
nor cent: Parsons Pitcher. IS per cent;
I Walker. Il per cent; W. W. MIlBnt'
per cent. StenogTaphy: Miles T.
baker. rs per cent; James I. HE pa,la
.r.r cent. Sign Writing; John G. Page
r.r cent. Eddie Winkers. Il per cent.
.raphv: -. r. Johnson, % per cent;
tF Leonard, e per cent; W. A. Peddie'
l.r cent IN |
Arithmetic: John Llewellen, 10 |
rr.0rr Grammar: Dannie Baird, % per
..'. lewis Cooke. a. per cent; Ott0 rel
fc ID per cent. John LleWellen. 80 per |
."f peumanship: Daniel W. Barr ~ !
rOut.. otto Feiig. q per cent. SpeH-
ti Lewis ~ Cooke Y per cent.
AS ADMIRABLE ADDRESS.
Captain Lamb was introduced ana
RI. sn admirable address. calculated |
deeply u impress the young men 10
WON n. directed his remarks ana also
t.V1l heard him. lie said he wisheo ~ |
Fs - a Virginian TO Nirsimans' anu
-st. them on matters deeply anectlns |
Welfare lie referred TO the aoml-
selection Of historic Richmond LOT
.ehool. He then launched iorth
'o DISCUSSION OF education, what II
N.. and how il can be used.
f. .ucratulatcd the college on lls
elective system Of studies. and also the
and universities Of the state
f--re that they now taught the sciences
% practical as we'll as theoretical way.
Do wcrtulated the young men that
Wy We're citizens OF 50 great a country
wore so many rich opportunities were
0.-,a 90 al who would take advantage
@ 4.m. DE was literally applauded.