The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-05
THE FINALS
The Distinctions, Medalisis, Win.
neFs Of Scholarships.
COLLEGE CLOSES FOR the SUMMER

The study hall at fredericksburg Col
iege was tilled 10 It's doors Wednesday
night, with an audience gathered to wit.
ness the tinal exercises for the session.
On the platform were Rev. John X.
kosebro, president OF she college: the
members OF the faculty. graduates, etc.
IL was lifting closing for succeseful
session Miss Elizabeth COghill rendered
q plano solo. Cascade de Chaudrion."
WITH nne effect. Rev. Alfred Jones de-
ivered prayer.
SPECIAL DISTINCTIONS
student to win place on this ist
must have the required number OF studies
Tor q regular course and must make an
average OF 80 or more in every study ilr
the entire session. The successful stu
dents were:
Nicholson Barney Adams, Ellis T.
Baker, Edith Ballard, Mary Estelle Bal
lard, Frank ID. Besle, James +. BeAz. W.
+. Carter Bleight, Edna B. Bishop, jamie
V. Bishop, Laura Mac Bowman, Daniel
Buchanan, Elizabeth Darlington, Calvin
Cumming. Marjorie Franklin, Mary Alma
GOuldman. Aurelia Hanway, Hannah
Hanwsy, william Lee Harrell, J. Wood
row Hassell, Sarah Lyons lizard, Drury
l. Jones, Ed. l.. Junkin. william NJ
yunkin. Anna Randolph Ksim, Thomas
Jefferson Mason, Bessie L. Motley, Sallie
/ Norris, Walter RoaDe, Charles Saunders.
harsden G. Smith. Corinne Stearns.
Roland Tankard. Leslie Thornton.
Lillian Thompson, f Emory Washburn,
Katherine K. WauchOpe, Jessie N. Wicker
Stuart =. williamson
Special mention should be made Of
William II. Frey, he having been IN the
college only since January let. but hav-
Ing made the required standing for the
time since he matriculated.
vocal solo. "Carmena." was sweetly
sung by Miss Louise Ninde
TROPHY CUP
The Trophy Cup, given by alumni OF
tbe college To the class making the beat
average In the various contests OF the
past session. was presented to the Be-
niOr Class by Mr.. Mayo Smith and re-
ceived by Mr.. MarsSen Smith In the
name OF the clsss.
THE MEDALIsTs
The following medals were given:
The J. W. Adams Memorial Medal, for
most meritorious work I'm piano, was
presented by Or. J. NJ Barney TO Miss
Ittie Mae Fulton and Mise Marguerite
Barnes. The contest was 90 close that q
medal was given 70 each OF these two
young la6ies.
The Violin Medal was presented by Mr..
J. W. Adams TO Miss Annie Lee Fulton.
The Essayist's Medal was presented by
Rev. J. II. Henderlite to Miss Jessie Nae
Wicker
The Chemistry Medal. given by supt.
b. +. Bullock, was presented by the
donor TO Miss Geraldine Baird.
The Athletic Medal was presented by
Prof.. W. W. Rankin TO Mr.. George d.
Rowe.
SCHOLARSHIPS
The Presidents Scholarship. which IL
awarded to the student making the
highest average for the entire session.
was given to Miss jamie v Bishop.
The Armstrong Memorial Scholarship,
\ open only To students from the Assem-
bly's Home aud School, and awarded to
the student from the Home aud school
making the highest average for the SEES
sion. was given 10 Mr.. VIM. Lee Harrell
Mr.. I.ewis Wooding sang "Ahl have
sighed 30 rest me" most delightfully."-.
FIRST AND SECOND HONOR.
Miss Katharine Wauchope won first
honor In the graduating class and deliver
ed the yRledictory. Mr.. Drury Jones won
second honor and delivered the saluta-
tory.
DIPLOMAS.
Diplomas were conisrred az follows:
Bachelor OF Arts upon Miss little Mae
Fulton, Mr.. James Woodrow Hassell.
Mr.. Drury Lacy Jones, Miss Matte Love
Miller. Mr.. Marsden Churchill Smith, Miss
Jennie Parish Somerville, Mr.. Edmund
Emory Washburn. Miss Katherine Ruth
eriord WauchOpe. Miss Jessie Mae
Wicker.
10 piano Miss little Mae Fulton.
Teachers certificate in plano was
awarded To Miss Elizabeth Ashby Cog
hill.
Miss little Mae Fulton rendered a plano
solo "CAntique de Armour.
This closed the regular program, when
President Rosebro made the folio wing
announcements:
Prof. g. W. Taylor will leave to begiu
his studies TOR the work of the Gospel
ministry. Prot Lawrence |. Mcqueen, OF
Kentucky, will succeed him IN charge OF
the instruction In Latin, Greek and Ger
man. Mr.. AcQueen is q graduate OF
Central University, an honor man. and
splendidly equipped for the work. Mr.
Taylor has made many friends while IN
the city, and will carry with him their
best wishes.
Miss Theresa Wicker will be assistant
to Miss Patteson IN she primary school.
Miss Wicker graduated at the college
two years ago and has been teaching
with success.
The faculty In the school OF music will
be increased by the addition Gf Miss
Annie Lee Fulton, who will assist Prot
Franklin with beginners on the violin.
There will be no other changes 10 the
faculty.
The next session will begin on Thurs
day, September 10th.
The CATALOGUES are issued and will be
distributed in the next few days.