The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-06-10
Graduates, "Fare
You Forth anG FareWeU

James ALBEIT buiIOu, J1', N0"ooA
ry, S. c.
Albert Christopher Darlington,
Newberry, S. c.
Ralph Reinhardt Rugheimer, Char
lesion, S. G.
Beaufort M. Scurry, Newberry, S. G.
Leffe Chisolm Shealy, Delmar, S. G.
Oscar Cleveland Shealy, LeesVille,
S. G.
At the preliminary contest held last
week, five member of the class, in ad-
dition to the first and second honor
men, were selected to represent the
class and deliver speeches On We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. Alan Johnstone,
Jr., of Newberry, the first honor man,
delivered the valedictory, and Mr..
Harry Brent Schaeffer, of Greenvlle,
Tenn, the second honor man, deli7-
cred the salutatory.
The following was the program OF
the speeches:
Music.
Invocation.
Harry Brent Schaeffer, Greenville,
Tenn.-Salutatory.
P. J. Bame, Gold Hill, N. C.-The
Mission Of the Denominational Col
lege.
G. j. shealy, Guyton, Ga.-The Stu
dent Awakening.
Music. ...
H. B. Wessinger, Ballentine, s. c.
THE Crime of Technicalities. <y
H. A. Lubs, Savannah, y Ga.-The
Debt That Humanity Owes to Chem
istry. .. .sst
Music. .....-.'':. ...,:.- II - -.
( Alan tombstone, Jr., Newberry, s.
IC.-Valedictory Ill., -.
! The Prizes.
At the conclusion of the addresses
by the young men of the graduating
class, President Harms, at the re-
quest of the faculty, presented the
following medals: -..
For the best standing in German
during the course Of two years, offer
ed by Rev. C. E. Weltner, Of Colum-
bia, presented to Mr.. C. P. Barre, Of
Prosperity, with honorable mention
of Mr.. M. e. Roberts, of Marion, and
Mr.. G. E. Fink, of Augusta, Ca, all
members of the junior class. r -,
The science medal furnished by Mr.
Robert Norris and DR.. W. G. Houseal,
of Newberry, to the most proficient
student taking the whole course in
science offered by the college, was
awarded to Mr.. H. A. Lubs, Of SaVan-
nah, Ga. 49,
The medal offered by DR.. o. B.
Mayer, of Newberry, to that member
of the senior class who shall pass the
best examination on the: assigned
course of history, the subject this
year being United States history, was
awarded to Mr.. H. A. Lubs. of SaVan-
nah, Ga.
The medal offered by Hon. A. F.
Lever and G. J. Ramage, Esq, in
memory OF former President Geo. W.
Holland, to that student who COM
pletes with highest honors the course
prescribed in philosophy for seniors,
subject formerly taught by Presi-
dent Holland, was awarded to Mr..
Alan Johnstone, Jr., of Newberry,
| with honorable mention of Mr. P. ].
Bame, OF Gold Hill, N. c., and MIR. H.
B. Schaeffer, of Greenville, Tenn.
The medal offered by Hon. Geo. s.
Mower, Of Newberry, to that member
of the senior class who has written
the best essay on the subject de-
signated by the faculty, the subject
this year being "The Rise Of Ger
many" was awarded to Mr. H. B.
Schaeffer, Of Greeneville, Tenn. This
essay IS a part VI Iuc SSu1o1S AAS
lish course and is a requisite for gra-
duation. Honorable mention was
| made Of Mr.. P. J. Bame.
DR.. Thomas H. Dreher, Of St. Mat
thews, gives a medal to that student
who has maintained the highest grade
! ! in mathematics, including calculus,
during his course. This medal was
presented by DR.. Dreher to Mr.. A. G.
Darlington, of Newberry, the faculty
having decided that he had made the
highest mark during the course.
Rev. C. P. Boozer and Mr.. W. A.
Moseley offered a medal to that jun
ior who has sustained the best ex-
animation in the Greek language at
the end of the course. The medal was
awarded to Mr.. n. B. Hendrix, of Lex