The news & observer., 1905-06-08
College Year at Trinity is
Ended.
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! of red carnations and Smilax
The graduates, with theses present
ed, We're as follows:
Bachelors of Arts.
Beachboard, Paul Edwin, Bell
Buckle, Tenn.-Factory Life i'm the
South.
Blanchard, Julian, Hertford. n. c.
The Ionization of Gases.
Cole Arthur Vance. Durham, Y. c.
I-Lucius Q. c. Lamar.
Craft, Alice Charles, Wilmington. n.
C.-The Ipigenia of Goethe, Euripides
and Racine
Duke, Angler Buchanan, Durham,
y. C-Progress of Industrial Organi-
zation during the Past Twenty-Five
Years
Franklin, Earl Ruffln, Raleigh, n. c.
Another View of History
Freeland Daisy Lee, Durham, n.
IC.-Political Parties in North Caro-
| lima from 1889 to 1900.
| Hancock, Charles Thomas, Straits,
IN. C.-Southern Literature.
Hinson Oded Isaiah, Monroe, y. c.
An Application of a National Point
of View.
Lee. Eli Franklin, Newton Grove,
N. C.-The Triumph of American De-
mccracy.
Long, James Anderson, Jr. Rox-
boro, n. C.-Captains of Industry
| Michaels, Augusta Norf1eet, Durham,
n. C.-The Southern Literary Messen-
ger.
Moore, Alonzo Gibbons, Faison, n.
C.-The Need of Criticism in the
South.
Newsom, Marion Eugene, Jr., Lit
Teton. n. C.-The Moral Element in
Ogburn, Nicholas sneethen. Jr..
Monroe, y. C.-The Pioneers of Meth
odism.
Richardson, John Curtis, Durham,
n. C.-Conservative Reform.
Masters of Arts.
The Masters degree was conferred
upon six. five Of these being young
men and one young lady. Those re-
ceiving these degrees We're as follows:
Bradsher Arthur Brown, GA. b
Trinity, Durham y. C.-Philosophy
Economies, Chemistry, English. Law.
Greevcr, Garland. GA. B.-Trinity), ,
Carthage, Mo.-English, Philosophy
History.
Hinohara, Zensky, CA. B.-Trinity),
Yamaguchi. Japan-Biblical Litera-
ture, Philosophy, Astronomy
Howard, Leslie Powell, "a. b
Trinity, Mobile, Ala.-English, Bib
lical Literature.
Kilgo, Edna Clyde. CA B.-Trinity),
Durham, n. C.-Chemistry, Philoso-
ply, Biology, Astronomy.
Perrow, Eber Carl, GA B.-Trinity),
Nocton. Tenn.-English. German.
Those Who Won Honors.
President Kilgo read from the pro-
gram the list of those who won hon
ors during the year. 1t was announced
that Julian Blanchard was the first
honor man of the graduating class. his
record covering the four years he had
been in college. The names of those
winning honors and the honOrs won
We're as follows:
Senior Honors.
Summa cum Laude-Julian Blanch-
ard.
Magma cum Laude-Alice Charles
Craft, Alonzo Gibbons Moore, Nicholas
Sneethen Ogburn, Jr.
Cum Laude-Angier Buchanan
Duke, Earl Ruffin Franklin, Daisy Lee
Freeland. Eli Franklin Lee, Augusta
Norflect Michaels. John Curtis Rich
ardson. AZ
Sophomore Honors-Leroy Compton
Bledsoe, Clairhorne Mcmillan Camp
bell, Jr., Ural Nathaniel Hoffman, Hol-
land Holton, Nan Jordan, Susannah
Gregory Michaels, Hersey Everett
Spence, James Mcpherson Templeton,
Jr.. Annie Elizabeth Tillett, Leila Daisy
Young.
Freshman Honors-Annie Laurie
Anderson, Luther Jordan Carter. Will
liam Vogle McRae, Leila Lavinia Par
rish. Walter Adair Standbury. Samuel
Thomas Thorne., Flora May Wrenn.
Honors I'm Departments.
Highest Honors in English-Alonzo
Gibbons Moore Y
Highest Horrors in Physics-Julian
Blanchard
Honors in Economics--Angier Buch-
anan Duke.