The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
HisAess Di.ss.ctson.

|
 Robert Gayle Adams, Clarke: Henry
 wingfield Allen, Marengo; Emmett Eason Binford. Lee; Samuel Cellner Dreyfus, Montgomery, Samuel Airing | ton Ellsberry. Montgomery: William | Edward Elsberry, IT., Fillmore; Charles | Edward Fort. Jr., Dallas; Robert Ed
 ward Hodnette. Macon: Roy Henderson
 Liddell. Wilcox; Horace Lamar Mc- Whorter. DeKalb; John Thomas Moore, Jr.. Georgia; James Augustus Morgan. Cleburne; ormon Nimmons Powell, Georgia: Herman Herbert Schomburg. | Georgia; Bennett Thomas Simms, sum ter; olin Conway skinner. Lee; Ira Ed
 win Wilkes. Crenshaw; Sidney Harvey Winslow Morgan.
 Howard, Autauga; James Lister Skfn- ner. Lee.
 Special tudents.--Distinction. Thon- as William Lloyd, Jefferson; Ray Meade, Jefferson.
 l Junior CIass.-Distinction. Newton | Albert Burgess. Cleburne; John Bay
 srd Clark. Marion: George Wash. | inston Corker, Elmore; Edward Tarleton Collier, Montgomery;. Dexter Edge, Georgia; Edward Alexander liar ris Georgia; Charles Nell Hudson. Lee; Norman Burns. Mcleod. Clarke; Eu- gene Stewart Pace. Calhoun; William Lewis Perdue, Butler; Charles Solomon Ripley. Georgia James Douglas sam pie, Tauadega; Samuel Robert Shi, Georgia; Fletcher Jackson Thagard. Butler; Ernest Wood Thornton, Talla- dega; Henry Brant Whitaker. Georgia; Evans Beauchamp Wood, Pike; James | Alto York. Dale.
 | Members of the senior class who att tain distinction with grade of 95 per | cent are graduates with highest honor. Those who attain a distinction with a
 grade of 90 per cent and less than 70. A... xxrtth Thnaa attain less than 90 per cent and more
 than 80 per cent are graduates. Degrees--Bnchclor of Science. Graduates with Honor-Henry Mad ison Averyt, Lee; William Sylvester Bailey, Tennessee; Modesto Francis Beasley, Lee; Clayton St. John Hale.
 Mobile, Ethel de We're Harrell. Lee;
 shaffer Hood. Tallapoosa; Cincinnatus Decatur Killebrew. Dale; Henry Gaston Mitchell, Tennessee William LeRoy Mitchell, Lee; Thomas Byron Richard son, Marshall.
 Graduates-Robert Evan Allison. Sumter: Otis Dewitt Alsobrook. Chan,- bers; Philip Holcombe Avary. Lee; Franklin King Beck, Wilcox; Sidney
 Morris Bernheim, Jefferson; James Rob- ertson Black. Lee; Edmund Cason Bum
 ker, Houston; Sylvanus Leonfdas Bur
 ney. Chambers; Charles Taylor Butler.
 Madison; Casper Carl Certain. Madison: Willard Cooper, Georgia; Charles Ahi- atha Dean. Lee: Nimrod Davis Denson.
 Jr.. Chambers; Thomas Lewis Dickson.
 Lee: Samuel Burwell Fort. Dallas: William Humphrey Foy. Barbour; James Clark Francis, Coosa; Nell Alexander | Frazer. Mobile; Frederick Emanuel
 Geibel. Montgomery; Lynwood William Cray. Calhoun; Du- Pont Guerry. Jr., Georgia: l Hugh Scott Hagood, Conecuh; Pres | ton Brooks Harrell. Jr.. Dallas: Frank Hertz. Georgia; Gibert Russell Hollin- ger, Wilcox; Frank Parkinson How | ard, Macon; Edward Philip Lacey. Jeff | erson; William Leonard Lett, Lee; Will liam Madison Lewallen. Jackson:
 Charles Felton Little Lee: Arthur | Logue, Wilcox; Sidney Long, Butler; William James McBride, Morgan; Hugh | Francis McElderry, Talladega; Claud l Stewart McNeely, Tallapoosa; Hinton | Alfred Middleton, Chambers; John Au- | gustus Miller, Calhoun; Frederick Hem l ry Mohns Jeffe~son; Edward Preston I Murphy, Butler; Henry Petersen, Jeff | ferson; Martin Alexander Pool. Georgia: James Marion Poyner. Dale; Noah Parker Renfro. Lee:
 Angel Esteban Sanchez. Nicara- qua; Mabry Thomas Stallworth. Cone | Weber, JeffeN$on.
 Post Graduate Degree. | Master of Science-Obie Roland Cooper. Marshall; John Vernon Denson.
 Chambers; Deyotie ! Glover Ewing.
 ham Kimbell. Clarke; Walter Robert
 Civil Engineer-Robert Platt Boyd. Lee; George Burton Skinner, Marengo. Mechanical Engineer-Miller William Francis, Coosa.
 Electrical Engineer-Enoch Lester Mining Engineer-John Howard Mo- Eniry, Jefferson.
 Professional Degree. Mechanical Engineer-Charles Sam
 ders Culver, Georgia; Roland B. Hall. New York; William B. Stokes. Marion: :
 Albert Lee Thomas, Lee; Henry Ed Civil Engineer-Paul Shields Haley Jefferson: Thomas Hatcher Matson.
 Tennessee; Berner Leigh shi. Georgia.
 Electrical Engineer-Harry Young The. list of graduates alone showed | the wide scope of Auburn and It's rep
 a Htation ton as. as a great technical schoGfi. col ty-seven counties of Alabama Is rep
 resented in the matricuIation list and
 pine other States well as | Auburn for training and instruction. Nicaraguan Graduates. A dark-eyed, Eentlemanly young fel-
 low with otSsl Goa! black haip stood ssS up
 uating class 10 receive his diploma. He was Angel Esteban Sanchez. young Nicaraguan and a relative of
 was a son of distinguished citizen of Georgia, Du Pont Guerry And an other who received a post graduate
 degree was son of Alabama's lamen- ted Governor who died in office. Will liam J. Sanford.
 President Thach as a close to the exercises made announcement of the action the Board had taken in re-elect- ing the present faculty.
 This was heartily applauded. His announcement. too, that Professor E. R. Miller had again been elected to
 the Chair of Chemistry. a place which
 he left a year ago, was also applaud
 The exercises came to an end with
 benediction by Rev. Mir. Cornell. pas
 tor of the Methodist Church of Auburn.
 At the previous nights exercises, the
 medals contested for by the Cadet bat
 talion were awarded. The judges who
 divided the fate of the medal were
 Lieutenant Colonel Hughes B. Kennedy,
 Lieutenant Colonel Peter Preer. of