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intellectual powers. in your nursu,, of
the treasures OF wisdom and KNOWLEDGE
remember that the fear OF the ord is
the beginning of wisdom; and the knovl.
edge OF the Holy One is understandings
Tor as one OF note has tersely said .The
tTuest end OF hie is TO know the life
that never ends.
III oslieve that somewhere during the
Cohege and university associations and
experiences OF many OF our students
there come peculiarly strong and subtle
temptations towards an atheistic materi-
aiism and agnoSticism. The only sure
defense against these and every other
Zoe OF our highest life is an intelligent
and therefore enduring faith in the God
OF the Bible, and the individual who
counts the God of the Holy Scriptures
out OF lite problem. is on the road 10
eternal failure and oblivion.
The religion OF Jesus Christ is the
mightlest stimulus aud most potent in
spuauon to the broadest culture and
largest development of mind aud hear.
ana ne who thinks that this religion Is
inlmlcal to the highest attainment in
literature, science and the arts, is, in A
sense still dwelling amid the mists and
shadows OF the middle ages, or is groping
IN the togs OF modern agnosticism.
BE loyal and true to the God of
wisdom, truth and love, and open the
windows Of your being 10 the light q,
that divine glory. which shines from the
lace OF Jesus Christ, in whom are hid
All the treasures OF wisdom and knowl-
eoge: then will life in its largeness OF
possibility open up before you. and iruest
success will be yours, both TOR this life
and Tor that which is to come"
Preparatory School Diplomas-Ioo7-
Miguel Ferrer, Maurice +. Williams.
1902 Richard w. Bayley, Guy Bonnev.
Edward 1. Clark, b. Latham Filkins.
Samuel J. Hohberger, John Thompson,
Arthur DEF. Walk, Charles Chance,
Grade Certihcates-First Class-Second
Grade-O.ls II. Draper. Alton l.. Arnold.
second Class-Second GTade-Leroy
Bowen.
Puzes-For highest general average.
Ods h. Draper; For highest average in
Algebra, kegester Pope; For best Essay,
William A. Strohm; For Excellence in
Bookkeeping, Rafael de Ferrer. Sec
ond Class-For highest general average,
Leroy Bowen; For highest average in
mathematics, Leroy Bowen; Excellence
OF character, A. Contee Thompson.
Presidents Prize for excellence In Bib
ilcal Study Otis. II. Draper. No De-
merits-Names of pupils who have re-
ceived no dement's for the entire wear
Names OF pupils who have no dement's
standing against them at the end of the
year. First Ciass-O. II. Draper. A. {
thompson. Second Class-Leroy Bow
en-. Frank Gauss, F.. l.. Ridout.
A prize was awarded for general eX-
cellence and greatest Improvement dur
ing the year to A. Contee Thompson. a
gold medal given by Prot. Stryker OF the
Faculty.
Saturday. June I3. q p. m.-BasebalI
game Alumni VS.. College.
Sunday, June ID, II a. m.- Baccalau.
reate sermon in ST. Anne's Church, by
Rt Kew. Leighton Coleman, ID. D..
Bishop OF Delaware. 8 90 D. ny. M.
{. A. Sermon by Rev. I. M. Baldwin,
u. d., OF Baltimore, at the Marylan
Avenue M. f. Church.
Monday. June IS. II a. m.-Senior
Oratorical Contest. 500 p. m.-Philo-
kalian Society Celebration.
Tuesday. June 10. 10. go a. m.-Senior
Class Day Exercises. 90 p. m.-Philo-
mathean Society Celebration
Wednesday. June II, 10 90 a. m.-
commencement Day address by Hon.
Edwin Warfeld, OF Baltimore, Md. 800
p. m.-buslness meeting OF Alumni.