The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-09

TODAY is the hope for the future. He
10 hiynsa1f q Young man and he wanted
all 20 raaliZe that God and right is
back of all good.
DIR George Foster Peabody was IN
troduced. as were the other speakers
bv President Kilgo. He referred to
him as having been born in Georgia.
a native of New York and an Ameri-
can citizen who is trying to educate
the youth of the land. He also made
short and appropriate talk.
The Graduates.
The following diplomas were then
presented DR.. w. p. Few announcing
the action of the trustees, President
kilgo saving a few words and Prof
r. T.. Flowers presenting the di-
plomas.
Bachelors of Art.-Adams, Henry
Bethune. Jr., Monroe Blackboard,
Zachary Pearl, Bell Buckle, Tenn );
Bradsher. Arthur Brown, Durham
Budd. Walter Pemberton, Durham ,
Bvnum Frederic Williamson Pitts
boro; Eaker,. victor Columbus, De
light: Elias, Kope, Jr., Franklin; Ell
lott, Arthur Graham, Durham; Fin
ger. Will David. Charlotte; Frizzelle,
Jesse Paul, Ormondsville; Gibbons,
Lemuel Hardy, Jonesboro; Giles, Mar
win Stamey, Roxboro; Hinohara, Zen
sky. Yamaguchi, Japan Hoover. Ed
win Francis, Bell Buckle, Tenn.
Hoyle. Enoch Marvin, Durham; Huck-
abee. James CASTOR, Albemarle; Jones.
Ohio Jerome, Mount Island Liven-
good, Charles Harris, Cooleemee;
Lockhart Walter Samuel, Hillsboro
Lowdermilk, William Steel, Coving
ton; Satterfeld Henry Glenn, RoX-
boro; Scarlet. Charles University
Station: Scruggs, Corrie Jane, Spar
tanbung; Smith, Gilbert Harmer, An
derson: Stephenson, Nellie Arthur,
Durham; Tillett. Ernest NOEL, Dur
ham; Walker John Baily, Jr, Dur
ham; Womble, Bunyan Snipes, New
ton.
Masters of Art.-Aldridge, Fred
Soule, Durham; Bivns, Joseph
Francis, Durham; Richardson Mi
chael Ralph, Durham; Sessions, Rob
ert Ernest, Montevallo; Stewart, Ste
phen Alexander, Durham.
Senior Honors.-Summa cum
Laude.-Walter Pemberton Budd.
Magma cum Laude.--Walter Samuel
Lockhart, Gilbert Harmer Smith, Will
David Finger, Edwin Francis Hoover.
Ohio Jerome Jones. Cum Laude. -
Henry Bethune Adams. Henry Glenn
Satterfield, Arthur Brown Bradsher,
Corrie Jane Scruggs c. p. Beach
board.
Sophomore Honors.-Eva Hugh
Branch Henry Gilbert Foard, John
Allen Morgan. Hoy Taylor, Raymond
Browning, Charles Blackwell Mark
ham, Robert Thomas Proctor Mary
Reamey Thomas.
Freshmen HonOrs.-Leroy Compton
Bledsoe, Ural Nathaniel Hoffman. Nan
Jordan, Susannah Gregory Michaels,
MILAN Campbell, Jr., Holland Holton
Claude Hyman Martin, James Nc
Pherson Templeton, Jr., Leila Daisy
Young.
Honors i'm Departments.
Highest Honors.-Walter Pember-
ton Budd; chemistry; Will David Fin
ger, chemistry; Walter Samuel Lock
hart, Latin.
Honors.-Victor Columbus Eaker
Greek; Corrie Jane Scruggs, Latin;
Henry Glenn Satterfield, history; Ern-
est NOEL Tillett. chemistry; John b.
Walker, Jr., Latin.
VaIedictory.-Walt Pemberton
Budd.
Faculty Reelected.
The board of trustees reelected
each membeuiof the faculty for the
ensuing twelve months. The only eX-
ception was in regard to DR.. j. L
Haaker, who held the chair of Biology
who resigned the first of February
His place was filled by the election OF
DR.. j. j. Wolfe.
Commencement Notes.
Today the oil painting of the late
b. Avery. city editor of the Charlotte
Observer and graduate of Trinity col
lege, was accepted by the college. This
portrait was presented by the Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity, of which the
deceased was n member. The por-
trait occupied a place on the rostrum
DR.. Kilgo spoke feelingly of the de
ceased, of his aims and ambitions anc
of the death just as he was within
reach of the coveted goal.
This afternoon the annual banquet
by the alumni association was held
This banquet was in honor of Col. j
w. Alspaugh, of Winston one of the
oldest living graduates of the collegf
and the Oldest member of the board
of trustees. There was a large at
tendance.
The meeting of the alumni associa'
ton was held yesterday afternoon and
the following officers were elected;
DR.. w. c.. Bradshaw, High Point
president; Mr.. r. l.. Durham, Spar