The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-15
WOODBERRY FOREST SCHOOL
Closing Exercises and Distinctions t.
Graduates.
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ORANGE, VA, June 1.-THE closing
exercises of Woodbury. Forest College
School, Orange, Va, took place on Inurs-
day evening, June 18th. The following
distinctions were awarded. the recipients
having made seventy-fve per cent. on
each examination during the scholastic
year:
First Latin-D. S. Bill. r. r. Claiborne.
Jr., w. J. McCandless, Jr., S. NJ Nc
Murran N. S. Turnbull.
Second Latin-W. II. Baughman, J. W..
Carver. W. P. Crump, T. Elicit Jr.,
C.. P. Stokes
Third latina Brown, R. E. Calder,
c. J. Gibson, A. z. Rennolds, A. S. Rob-
ertson.
Fourth Latin-v r. shackleford-
First Greek-R. P. Gravely.
Second Greek-B. F. Gravely.
Sacred studies-first class: D. S. Bill,
A. Brown, J. W. Carver, R. r. Claiborne.
A. r. Davenport T. Elicit. r. Elliott.
E. A. Twintosh, J. B. Harmon, w r.
Johnson. Jr., w. ]. McCandless, Jr.. S.
Putney, Jr., c. P. Stokes. N S. Turn
bull.
Sacred studies-second class: NJ. L.
DekIe 8. f. Gravely, R. P. Gravely. j.
r. Heneberger, ]. S. Newman.
Mistory-first class: D S. Bill. TazeWeil.
Jr., Ralph Elliott, ] 3. Harman. w. ].
Isl, d
Turnbull
Second class: B. F.. Gravely. R. P.
Gravely, A. S. Walker.
Fourth class: Hugh Fitzhugh. A. 5.
Robertson, " r. Shackelford. ]. R. Hen
eberger.
First Engish-J. B. Hannah, w. R.
Johnson. Jr
SecondEnglsh w. J. McCandless, Jr.'
S. M. McMurran, n. S. Turnbull.
l,l.
Crump. c. P. Stokes.
Fourth English-W'. H, Baughman, e.
7. Gibson, B. f. Gravely. R, P. Gravely,
E. A. Rennolds, V r. Shackeford. r.
S. Walker
Fifth English-Hugh Fitzhugh, A. S.
Robertson, A. S. Robertson.
First F'rench-C. P. Stokes.
Arithmetic-A. Brown, r. R. Claiborne,
a. r. Davenport, j. +. HANNAH .. M.
McNlurran, n. S. Turnbull
I. Geometry-W. H. Baughman. K. r.
Calder, ]. w Carver, w. P. Crump, l.
Elicit c. P Stokes, J. r. Heneberger
Physicist. Fitzhugh.
7. Algebra-J. B Hannah. ". r. john
son, w. J. McCandless, NJ Il. Orr, ~
S. Turnbull.
T-igonometry-G. H. Caperton. H Fitz-
hugh. E. F. Gravely, a. S. Robertson.
II. Chemstry-G. II. Caperton. Is. +.
Gravely.
II. Algebra-D. S. Bill, A. Brown, J.
w. Carver, w. P. Crump, T. Elicit. c.
p Stokes.
Determinants-G. II. Caperton H. Fitz-
hugh, C. ]. Gibson, B. F. Gravely, r. T.
Cravely, A. S. Robertson, Y. r. Snack
elfcrd.
Medals for scholarship were awarded
the following students. each recipient
having gained an average Of ninety per
cent Of all examinations, without falling
below seventy per cent. on any Hugh
Fitzhugh, B. F. Gravey, w. j. McCand-
less, Jr, A S. Robertson, c. P. Stokes,
n. S. Turnbull.
After the delivery of these medals the
hcadma ster, Mr.. J. c. Walker. introduced
in few appropriate words the speaker
of the evening, pr. c. WI Kent. professor
OF English literature at the University CT
Virginia DR.. Kent delivered very in
st~uctive and practical address on what
we are doing to meet the conditions nee
essary to the present strenuous life.
After the address by DR.. Kent the final
ball took place, which was largely at
tcndeed, thus ending one OF the most sue
cessful sessions in the history Of the
school.