The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17

| Adams, r. Doll Adams, N. w. Bowe,
| Jr.. r. G. Cooper, j. B. Cooper. J. Cud-
| llpp." r. NJ. German, L. German. T. II.
! Nicholson, M. Il. Pleasants,' W. r. Rico.
s. r. Routt.' *. r. Saunders, G. Batter
fold, G. L. Steel ]. r. selden.
creditable Standing G5.so): Upper
school--W. B. Christian. T. B. Davis.
b. Dennis, Jr.. O. d. Dennis, e. r. Ed
| ridge, Jr., J. NJ Foege. j. W. Gordon. Jr..
j. Nj. uagan. L. Z. Hudson. p. Keppler,
c. w. Marston, II. II. Phillips, TT. G.
Schmidt, w. w. spratloy. A. 2. Temple.
]. r. Williams
Lower school--N. Baughman, w. r.
Haynes. w. A. Hutchinson. g. W. Lam
bert, F. Marks. w. Marshall,' J. Mop.
Parrish, J. D. Patton. Jr., s. F. White
Jr.. c. r. Nyinfree
Unassigned ION account OF long absence.
due to late entrance, sickness, or early
withdrawaD: Upper school-H. NJ. Cowar-
din, r. G. Cornwall. J. M Cowherd. D..
G. Ellerson. a. Gray, W. T. Hoppe, ]. Fl.
Jones. A. M. Keith. J. c. Lamb, II. r.
Miller, l.. r. Page. II. T. Painter, II. d.
Powell, J. T. Robertson. J. G. Robertson,
Il. g: Sutton. H. G: Taylor. II. Taylor
Lower school-T. NJ. Darlington, @. W.
Cooke, W. A Chambers, w. P. DAWSON.
D. p. Ellyson. II. Fletcher, D. Nice.
French. r. II P. Ludlam, j. F. A. Nc
Curley, W. N. Mercer, w. T. Oppenheimer.
JT., a. ~ HapcE, IL ttuNyOu, IL II.
Semmes, r. Strange. Jr.
Certificates OF Improvement: Upper
Schools Carter. B. r. Cowherd. Jr.. G.
Elan. 3. r. Eldridge. Jr.. J. NJ. Foeee.
J. J.. Ingram. w. T. Knight IL ". Mann.
O. N. Miller. c. L Paul. .. A. Shepherd,
j. G. Wheat. J. T. Wingo.
Lower School-T. M. German. W. r.
Haynes. H. D. Hoge. Jr.. B. Marks. w.
Marshall F. r. Nicholson, j. D. Patton,
Jr.. j. Il. selden.
Books for Excellence in "Memoriter''-'
N. w. Bowe, r. r. Dorset, Z. r. Milhiser,
kins. ]. Wright. Jr.
sAbsent from too many examinations
TO earn full certificates,
CONDUCT DISTINCTIONS,
Silver Medals: Upper SCHOOL, 8. Car
ter, J. ". C. Catlctt. A. Christian, A. D.
S. Gardner, E. l.. Goodwin. f. D. Good
win. W. T. Knight. ". B. Lamb. II. w.
Mann, G. G. Robertson, B. A Shepherd,
NJ G. Wallace, w. G. Wlckham. j. T.
Wingo (2), ]. 3. Hancock. J. L. Ingram.
R. M. Jeffress, I r. Johnson. w. L.
Newberrey, G. l. Paul. 3. L Robertson.
j. A. Shaw. J. G. Wheat.
Lower School-R- w. Arlington. B. c.
Cooper 3. Z, Nicholson,
White Ribbon Certificates, Upper
school-R. II. Boy1sin. 3. W. Brocken-
brough, A c. Bruce. ]. Nice. Cecil p. A.
(HuQQl6E, SOWdlUiut d, N WV
herd. II. o. Cudlipp. F. A Harwood r.
A. IIobson.' l.. l. Hunter, l. s. McElroy.
Il. r. Maker, r. w. Martini L. l. MIL
Ter, o. N. Miller" r. S. Robertson,' G.
r. Saunders G. B. Wickham, 9. VIII
liams.
Chambers w. N. Mercer. R. G. Page
W. II. Sands,' ]. Wright.
MEDAL but for late entrance or long
absence.
SOCIETY DISTINCTIONS.
Readers Certificates of Encelence-NID
]. w. c. Catlett: qV) J. T. Robertson.
Declaimers Certificates Of Excellence
p. +. Robertson. w. K. Yonge
Essayists' Certificates Of Excellence
Gid w. ]. Miller. J. Page r III Turner.
r. C. Walker.
Readers Gold MedAls-O g. P. cowar-
Doclaimcw Cold Medals-d1D II. G.
Peyton.
Bssaylsts' Gold A1edale-Gv> r. M. JET
Debators' Gold Medals-Gv) NJ. G. Wal
lace.
-FOUR SCHOLARSHIPS.
Tho honor OF n scholarship belongs to
each and every boy of the purple and red
divisions: for. practical use 1t is assigned
by vote of his own division to q boy
whose comrades think that no will use 1t
worthily and we'll. for his own good and
the honor OF the school,
Purple Ribbon Scholarshdp--W. Brock
enbrough Lamb.
Red Ribbon Scholarshlp-Jdh W.
Byrd,
Lower School scholarship-Th scholar
ship conveys free tuition In the upper
school, and is divided among the boys of
the lower school who reach the purple
ribbon division
Washington and Lee soholarship-To
be determined later in the summer
When the delivery of diplomas and
medals had been completed. Mr., ]. Bev-
erly Hancock. in n pleasing md grace
full manner. presented to Mr.. r. w, Bos-
worth, who leaves the school this session,
after ten years faithful and efficient SER
vice, handsome pen, as an expression
of the high regard and affection In which
he is held by the school,
The yaledictory address having been
delivered by Mr. w. Brockenbroug'l
Lamb in a manner highly credtable to
himself and gratifying to his friends tho
school was dismissed for the holidays.
MAY MOVE TO PAY