The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
CLOSING OF
THE ACADEMY
Attractive Exercises Mark the
End OF a Very Successful
Session.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES RI 5.
List 81 Those Who Won Dis
til1ctions in Various Glasses
in the School.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES 'I';'5

3$ a rbo closinr exercises of the Richmond
Academv were delightful to the students.
President i. w Bontwright and Pr. H.
III PITT made speeches which were great.
" enjoyed. Dean j. "A. c. Chandler MADE
the announcements. Ice cream ana cah f
,yare served 10 the students BY Mrs.
Chandler, assisted by Mrs W. ,. efoocl
and Misses smith, Guthrie and Anderson.
President Boatwright stated tliat "
w. L. Fouslee had been appointed Dean
4 unti DR. Chandlers successor should pe
elected. DR. Chandler announced that INC
scholarship to Richmond College was
awarded 70 MI Herbert { Kagld ,1,f,io me- at
Richmond College for session l99A 10, 70.
The The highest average in the school was
made by Mr.. s'taplcton Goocli, !. ana |, ne
tyr free % tuition in the Richmond Academy
for session 1904 -'O6. The highest average
in second year classes was made py Mr;
w sands ana r e nun of Wrs BY Dr.
v D. Hatcher President Of the Board
~ trustees Of richmond College.
Received Distinctions.
Those making an average Of S. per cent.
on any one subject were AWARDED 5dis-
nctos Of pro9enfx on thas s receiv
tH R. G. Baum, third History. first Latin;
Willie Blakey, second L ~ s e;,,t
ing Ills.i Frederic Boatwrlght,s preparalory La
tin. first Mathematics, second History,
Spelling, Writing; Reuben Benton iirst
English st rat Mugh
c ey1n second Mathematics E;, l.
Garter Spelling; P y, Carter a, speRl,inlg,
pm 4, wrtinETi y y Gah,a at6ty Wri =
1pg n s. f hnssb tf ezra Hisfofy Writ
ing; s. ii. Enyson, first Latin. third Eng
iish, second Arithmetic, fourth Science
prawIng writing Norman nrdpe ril fb,r 1rfw w-
latin i t third English. third Mathematics
second Arithmetic fourth History. Spell
Ing Drawing Writing s Greg9ry' se p6yd
M s1eaI RH{hysicai Geograp6y; ~ :.
Haislip, fourth Latin, fourth English
fourth History, French: 2. Harris first
Engiai SECOND sfIsnc cs seG ,,pst nElIs
second second, Science. spelling: Llnwood Harris.
second Latin third English. Writing;
Robert Harrison first Latin third g. Eng ing
Ithhi 1hiI praw slis'S W. +. HARRISON sec
o eI English second Preparatory Mathe-
mates. second Science: Walter Nance.
praw5ng Th9s 3 NJ 9wsTst sst rst SCI
5ence, first History, Smelling Drawing:
H. s. agland second Latin ,foHrsh E ! e
lsh.g foarth History, tnlId Min
spelllq B I, MIl1snl,s second as sci
ence, lsecond History. Spelling, Drawing.
! Writing IN ~ Saunders. Drawing, Writ
& Ing: II. G. Sinton, Drawing; w. r. l..
Smith, Jr., third Latin, Drawing; Chal-
mers Stealey, second Science; a. ii.
Straus, first German, fourth English,
fourth Mathematics, Drawing; E. II SUIT
ton second History, Spelling, Drawing.
\ Writing; j. g.. Sutton, second Latin.
Writing; II. a. Latham, Writing, Spell
"A / first frat
2 Science first History; Joseph Crenshaw,
second History. Writing.
List of Promotions.
a pupil who receives an average of Is
per cent. on his work is promoted to the
: class above. Promotions We're announced
as follows.
Preparatory Latin.-Frederic Boat
wright, N Bond, j. p. Carter, C. Gre
cory. 7. Gregory. First Latin.--R. c.
Baum, Hugh Campbell S. II. Elyson.
Harrison, ". II. Sands. W. N Thomas
Gooeh. Linwood Harris, R. D. Pitt. II, S.
Third Lathe. T. Gardner w r. L.
Smith. Jr. Fourth Latin.--W B. Haislip.
First English.--S. M. Bemiss. j. D. Blair,
R. Burton, u. Harris, Ro Vaughan, II,
Harris, III. w. Witt. Harry Maupin. j.
N. Moxey. Thos Powers, Archie Lawson.
Second English--WYls Blakey, z. l..
Carter j. r. Cartef"NI. S.,Cohen, w. P. 4
Harrison, w. II. Sands. Third Engllsh-
R. G. Baum, Hugh, Campbell, C. G. Dunn.
8. Fl. Ellyson. Noman File, Otapleton
Gooch, R. r. G#athmey. Linwood Harris,