The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-07

her playing il would easily hav'
graded 100.
The hRal dance followed the dec
lamation contest. and was held in fhs
Academy armory. Il was largely az
tended and was a most delightful at
fair The music was good. the dane
ers were young and joyous. and the
time for Home. Sweet Home. came all
too soon
Wednesday Morning.
Another large and delighted audi
enee Witnessed the closing exercises
Of this commencement occasion at the
Columbia Military Academy this fore
noon. The exercises lasted from IL
to o'clock. and our press hour pre-
vents full report Chancellor Wig
gins OF Sewanee addressed the assem-
bly,, and charmed his hearers with
his beautiful diction and the broad
vision he gave them of the higher.
richer and nobler life that came to the
educator over the untutored mind.
OF course the interest centered
largely in the honors of the school,
and the medals to be delivered. Mr..
J. Ross Burns, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. NJ. Burns, had the honor of rep
resenting the graduating class as
valedictorian.
Kennard Stephenson of Maury coun-
ty received the scholarship medal for
the highest grade in the first, or SEN
ior class.
Frank Lander, Jr., received the
class honor in the second class, which
entities him to a rebate of $500 on
his next years tuition.
Cadet Aussie Britnell of Alabama,
received the class honor for the third
year and is entitled to a rebate of
$500 on his next years tuition.
Eugene Bostick of Columbia, re-
ceived the class honor for the fourth
class and is entitled to a rebate of
$500 on his next years tuition.
Meade Frierson. Jr.. of Columbia,
received the class honor for the fifth
class and will be entitled to rebate
of $500 on his next years tuition.
The debaters' medal, offered by the
Phoenix National Bank, was presented
to Edgar Woolard
The defamation medal offered by
the Farmers & Merchants Bank, was
presented to T. o. Bond
The drill medal, offered by James
Bros, was presented to Cadet Mitchell
Scott, of Paris, Texas.
The athletic medal, offered by Har-
an & Evans. was presented to George
Hamilton of Memphis
The Sewanee Scholarship was won
~ Joe Mullins of Santa Fe
The honor rolls for the past year
we're distributed The roll contained
irst a list of those cadets who have
made grade over eighty per cent.
n any or all of their classes. This roll
Contained perhaps eighty names and
S too long for publication.
High Honor Roll.
This is list of those who have a
average of at least ninety per
ent. in all their studies:
Eugene Bostick, John -Hoxie, Frank e
.oftin, Eugene Orr, Lawrence Whar- Q
on, Aussie Britnell, Gerald Howard, g
he Meek, M. R. Stone, Meade, Frier- S
on, Frank Lander, Joe B. Mullins, t
.ennard Stephenson. Q
Distinguishes Discipline. Q
The following cadets, having re- &
eived no dement's for the year, con- a
.itute the distinguished list in dis
pline for the session of 1906-7: Ii
Ira Baird ]. r. Burns, John Frier- l
IN, Gerald Howard, Frank Loftin,
Copper Meek, ]. M. Petty. Kennard
tephenson, Francis Warfield, Paul
Robt. H. Clagetb J. d.
Leslie Kinzer, Avent Looney.
,e Mullins, w. B. Pigg. Waiter Shell la
=, Hugh Porter, Gladstone Burns, Of
eade Frierson, William Fry, Frank b
ander, Lester Manning, Eugene b.
RI, Amis Scott, Walker Totty. George OF
illiamson. al
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