The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-28


 make the. mistake in believing you know 1t all. In truth unless among you is | an exceptional creation. you know notn- | ing, and will soon discover that fact | The average graduate congratulates him. | self, before his worldly experience on his positive belief that he holds in his arm l the weapon to conquer the world after mere skirmish. But the world bristles, | young men, and unless your knowled SC | and training are tempered with per | seyerence,. unless you exert your spirit in time of Encouragement, your educa- ton will stand you in little stead"
 President MacLean is an orator. His | enunciation is perfect His language Ut times thrilled the hearers. His oration l teemed with sentiment. was eloquent and l taking.
 List of Graduates. After the address of President Mac Lean, President Abercrombie delivered diplomas to the following:
 Masters of Arts. Leila Wood Harris, A. B.. 1906, Tusca- l loosa: thesis, Byron's Dramas. Myrtle Merrill, A. B., 19O6 Hefiin; thesis Byron s l Childe Harold A Study in Style.
 Master of Science.
 Benjamin Franklin Caffey, B. S., 1907, ] Haynesville; thesis, The Histology and 1 Chemistry of the Blood
 Bachelors of Arts. 1 Annie Evelyn Ashley. Tuscaloosa: Jef- ferson Garrett Bell, Ft Deposit; Hugh Madison Caffey Jr., Hayneville; William Levi Davis. University; Lamar Young Mcleod, Mobile; William Warren Malone, l Athens: Greer McInnis Marehal, Mobile; Jessie Dean Martin Sycamore; Nathaniel m Pratt Patton, Tuscaloosa; Frank Moody i Purser, Tuscaloosa William Hammond l Robertson, Birmingham; John Simpson Rozier, Jr., Opp; Morgan Estes Snedecor. ! Tuscaloosa; Natalie Thornton. Montgom- cry; John Pledger Van De Voort Sunny l South; Helen Judith Yickers. Montgom- 1 cry.
 Bachelors of Science.
 Sadie Norris Alison, Birmingham; Lam ne Lumpllln Barnes. Montgomery; Car lisle Blackwell, New Decatur; Augusta |, Clyde Bloodworth, New Decatur; Hous- 1 ton Carlisle Chambers, Snoddy; Rosa Tarver Crook, Union Springs; Hubert Bethune Dent Montgomery; James John son Durrett, Northport; William Hop | klns Fitzpatrick, Jr., Mobile; William Eugene Goodson, Tuscaloosa; Charles | Crumley Heidt Jr., Birmingham; Paul
  1 Kornegay, Selma; James Burnett Laugh lin, IT, Huntsville; George Clark Mar 1 lette Hayneville: Jerome Meyer. Union i town; Balpha Lonnie Noojin, Gadsden; 1 Stella Palmer, Montevallo; Mckee Brooks Scott, Jr., Tuscaloosa; Evelyn i Gray Searcy. Tuscaloosa; Martha Patton ! Simpson, Furman; Annie Long Smith, i Livingston
 Bachelors of Science In Engineering.
 Roncie Renfro Duke. Gadsden; Herbert Pierce Ford, Gadsden; Brice Sidney ] Jones, Tuscaloosa; John Cross Oglesby, 1 Centerville; Winfield Rutherford Parsons, Adger; James Robert Wendt Ft. De- posit: Newton LeGrande Whitfield, Jr, i Moundvllle.
 Certificates of Graduation.
 In education, Bessie Frances Davis, University; in English, Annie Belle Cross University; in French, Annie Belle | Cross, University
 Bachelors of Laws. l Edward Orlando Baldwin, Ozark; James Burris Burgin, Birmingham; Jelks Henry 1 Cabaniss, Birmingham; Harry Temple Collins Prairieville; Joseph Pelham Della shaw Moulton; John vernon Denson, La Fayette; John Edward DeLoney, Jr., Tus- cumbia; Stephen William Etheridge, Douglass DeVotie Glover Ewing, Lowndes boro; Goodman Griffith Griffin, Demopolis; Samuel Francis Hobbs, Sel- ma: Leonard Stephens Hodnett, LaFay- i cite; William Arthur Jenkins, Birming- i ham: Sam Lee Jones, Camden; Maud Mcclure Kelly, Birmingham; Benjamin Leader, Brookside; James Mckenzie Long, Birmingham; Henry James Martin Birmingham; William Logan Martin Montgomery; James Leonidas Murphy, Geneva; Carl Waterman McMahon, Li0- ingston; John McDuffe, River Ridge; Stanley Wimbish Napier, Union Springs; Joseph Moore Pelham, Jr., St. Stephens; Joseph Ernest Robinson, Woodlawn; Thomas Howard Seay, Greensboro; Man nie Brown Smith, Andalusia; Benjamin Dickinson Turner. Jr., St. Stephens Per " Williams Turner, Cherokee; Willian Owen Turnipseed Flora; Spottswooo William H. Williams, Pushmataha-
 Doctors of Medicine. Benjamin Franklin Adams, Thomas vile; Benjamin Franklin Anderson, Hope Hull; John Everett Buzbee, Jasper; Henry Sturgeon Cherry, Dothan; Edly Wilkersof, Cawthon, Mobile; John Welcome Fleming, IT.. Salltpa; Charles Monroe Gross, Wedowee; Hillary Herbert Henderson, Butler Springs; John William Harvey Hermann. Autaugavllle; John Crawford Hope, Sunny South; Columbus Alexanoer Jackson Birghtwater; Frank John Lee, P.ne Hill; Clarence William MiXoi, | Rowles; John Calvin Moore, Hamilton; Herndon Gaines owen, Bessemer; Wtl- lam w. Perdue Farmersvlle; Joseph .Jewett Pettus Huntsville; William Henry Riser. Miltown; Ernest Augustus Sellers. Local William Thomas Stokes, Activity. .. | Dryden Lamar Walker, Meridian, Miss. i; Huey Watson. Banks; John Marion Whit field, Hartford; Wiley Dennis Wood, Heal ing Springs William Joseph Wrenn, Sum- | terville.
 Graduates in Pharmacy. | John Thomas Adams. Jr., Thomasville; | Charles William Jennings, Carrolton; John Roy Oswalt, Tuskegee; Willie Dor man Tucker, Centreville.
 Highest Honors. | At the close of each collegiate year spe- | cial honors designated as highest honors are conferred in accordance with the fol- | lowing regulations:
 | l. All students in the regular courses In | the academic department of the univer- sity who shall have obtained the highest l grade (grade A) in each study pursued curing the year shall be entitled to the | highest honors of the university. | 2. All students of the law department