The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-15

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Smith. o. H. Shurn.
late entrance or carly withdrawai),
Upper SCHOOL,. f. Bromm, l.. =
Christian. G. B. Easley. II. Z. Gruner.
+. Il. Hood. NJ. Johnson w. c. saund.
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Lower School. II chalkley. N. III.
Houchens. w. II. stovall
Conduct II0nors.
II. Silver medals 600. Upper Schoof
Il. W. Attklsson. G. G. Coleman, Pt
Z. Colonna. ii. a. CoWardin. j. Hi
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e. Lamb j. NJ. Mcclellan. b w Mason.
w. t. Oppenhimer. G. r. Patteson, IL
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Winfree. Lower school--G. Addison. +
= Barksdale, ID. j. Coleman, j OR
Coleman II. G.. Freeman. n III,
I = II. w. Jackson, l. f. King,
|. White ribbon (ss-loo). uppe.
schooi-W NJ. Addison. j. c. Brocken-
l. 7. Christian, T. P. Davis. p. il, p rty
son, G. B. Easley, j. b. Freeman, NJ,
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ssoo rs son. =, & semmes, r. II. Smith.
e.: u. Wingfield. j. II, Wright, +. 4.
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Cole. J. $, Horsley. T. NJ Martin, C. v,
Assigned TO. this division, but alb.
Ten Scholarships. -
:, Purple ribbon scholarship-P Il
Bed ribbon scholarship--J. A. Miller.
me honor OF these scholarships be-
longs to each and every boy of the
purple and red divisions. For prac5
tcal use they are assigned by vote o.
each division TO two boys those COM
rades think that they will use them
worthily and well for their own good
and the honor of the school
Lower school schoiarshIp-Irvin
Sydnor Barksdale.
This scholarship conveys tuition in
the upper school, and is divided AMONG
the boys of the lower school who re-
ceiye the free certificate OF tho purple
ribbon.
The Virginia cholarship-william
Michael Wade.
This scholarship is given to thu
school SC BY a former pupil, who desires
young friend. 1t is to be bestowed
upon boy OF whom 1t is true as of
the one In whose honor the scholar
snip is established. that. unconscious
blood and all things high come easy
TO him.
The name of the scholarship is
chosen by the donor, and is that OF the
state he loves. The holder of tho
scholarship is to be selected annually
by the principal.
ne JACK 6ordon memorial scholars
snip and medal-W. a. Williams.
This scholarship was founded III
1907 in memory of Jack Gordon, for
merly a pupil in this school. who lost
his life in a gallant effort TO save a;
young woman from drowning, Thee
considerations which control it's he-t
stowal are those of high characters
rather than mere scholarship. The Sc
lection Is made by the principal and q
committee of the older boys. 1t has
been held by Darlington Williams,i
1soI: Henry Roberts Miller. 1905;
Francis Fl. Moore. 1909.
Lee Camp and Pickett Camp scholars
ships
These two scholarships are in tina,
GIT Of Lee and Pickett Camps. ConI
federate Veterans, to be by them be-
slowed upon the sons or grandsons OF
confederate soldiers of approved rec
Hampden- sidney scholarship-Edw
Alexander McCluer.
Washington and Lee scholarship.
University of Virginia scholarship-+
James Christian Lamb
me University of Virginia scholar.l
ship is bestowed by the school uponi
some student ready to enter the B. A,
classes of the university in English,
Latin or Greek. French or German,
and mathematics.
:, Valedictory address-Harry Alfred
Cowardin. II
This address is delivered by se-l
Iected boy who has made record of,
more than one year in the purple rib-'
Don division and who is about to leave,
the. school for a college or university
1t Is regarded as an honor of euuaIl
rank with the scholarship.