The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
WHAT COLLEGE
BOYS V! WILL DO
Richmond College Preparing Roll
OF Students From 1882 Il
to 1905.
CHANGE n TIE FACULTY 4 |, |: \
Mr.. Mcneil, IL. D, 81 Har-S
ward, Will Will Be One 81 1!
Teachers.
!. CHANGE IN THE 'I-Ill FACULTY.

That Richmond College is progressing
alons the lines by which. under the d.
rection of Its able faculty, II aspires Ia 4
be Of memorable usefulness to It's State.
may be shown In q degree by its list OF
last years graduates and their intended
occupations for tho coming year.
me programme for the commencement
exercises Of 1904 and 1905 show, besides
a long list of names distinguished III sne-
cial courses, medalists, law prizemen and /
departmental graduates, n roll Of thirty.
i've full graduates in the colleges va
rlous departments. There were eight
bachelors of law. one bachelor8of science.
stwenty-one bachelors of arts and fiycE
masters of arts. This makes a credita bleS
showing for the last session, and Presi-a5
dent Boatwright aud tho members of tl,es
faculty deserve more than a slight en-
scomlum Of praise for the efficiency ana
5thoroughness Of their work and the large
number of graduates. vi 4 s3sIi ,5.s
Now in Midst of the. Battle, 81
The following list will show how the +
graduates will spend their time during
the ensuing session: s8 ~
Clifton Herbert Howell, B. s., l;ls ar-
cepted position us mana Eer " IN tEaf a
Newport News Electrical Railway Com
pany: Bachelor OF Arts r. e. sAnkers has
entered a life insurance office In Rich-#
mond "A. B. Bristow will teach; Clarence
campbell has been elected principal OF q
schooi IN Accomac county; w. P. Carter
has received a scholarship in Johns Hop
kins University and will pursue a Rradu.S
ate at. course there; D. =. Carver wlll5ire.
turn to Richmond College for his M. a. &
degree; j. A. Cutchlns will practice Inv
with his father Colonel Sol Cutchlns n Il
Richmond: G. w. Dickinson, Jr., will re-.
turn to Richmond College for hia M. Al: IS
NJ 2. Frazer ls bank cashier In Amelia
Va; r. a. Goodwin, Jr., will enter the Il
University Of Virginia for postgraduate
work; L. P. Hardy has accepted a busi. II
ness position In West Virginia. J,NsI,l5#
Hubbell will enter Johns Hopkins Unt-8
yerslty for postgraduate work; IL, w.
Hudgins has accepted business post.
ton IN Pittsburg. Pa; j. E.. Lodge will
teach in North Carolina; John Moncure
will be assistant librarian III the south- \
ern Baptist Theological Seminary in
Louisville Ky;4F =, s. Pollard will enter
the University Of Virginia for post -gradu-a
ate work; w. D. Quattebaum will res
-. - ~ SotAcSo loI Ills NJ. a.. y. NJ, ROoA 4
ertson will enter the divinity school OF
Chicago University; D. M. Simmons viii
return to college for his NJ. A.: L. W,
smith has accepted pastorate In Ham
over county: 7. &, Taylor will return to
his home In Brazil and .tcacn; MacIyer
Woody will take n graduate course in
Harvard University.
me College Law School. will not teach,
next session. THE law instructors are
III
be taught during 19o5-'O6 by Dr. w. s.
!M NC new Instructor. Mr.. Minors
lea has as been kept up to the high
school stl1 will be regretted by teachers and
r The Roso1 faculty will then consist Of
and DR.. ". s. McNeill. - = =. ! ou '9s
r.. W.. Durrett. NJ. A.. OF 1895, called at
ne I, college Yesterday on his way homeS
a Where lie he Moh Is FSa re-
gree. '515' 80 ~ ~ 49,
Master q Arts c. III. punaway
apa fnee ene Of the eos9i snco IS
logical department Of colga gate U INK 1
s, T. Sutherland has accepted positions
Temp leman will enter the theoioHcalS
department. Of Colgate University; l.. II. Il
Walton Will teach In Fork Union Acad-
envy en- The above list will be Of interest 10
careers OF the young men.
Five at Johns Hopkins.
I, Five Of the Richmond College Students
have been granted scholarships at Johns
sama and sosas
present publishing a catalogue. as nearly
complete. as possible, OF the students.
their addresses and present occupations.
who have entered the college since It's
founding In 1882 to the present time. About
A,a00 students have entered, as out OF this
G91 have taken degrees. although
no degrees were conferred prior to 1910.
The college, Ike similar institutions.
closed during the Ciyil War;. and was
students have entered Its portals s. III,
a change has been effected In the law
faculty. Va Z h
MIR. Minor Retires.
Mr.. John 3, Minor. who tor several
jects. OF Criminal Law and Evidence ia 4
the law department. will retire. and NJ,
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