The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-06-16

eanOf Laura Ruark, SALISBURY, Md.
Edith May Lippy, Snydersburg, Md;
Caroline May Townsend, Baltimore,
Md; Olive Pearl Pennell, Chester
town, Md; Ava Taylor, Hurlock, Md
Graduates in Pedagogy with Certifi-
cate Of the State Board of Education:
John Malford Dooley, Fulton Monroe
Gibbons, Frank Earl Shipley, Harvey
| Clinton Fisk Smoot, Alvin Dey Stultz,
Carl Twigg, John Wesley Wright,
Monza Grace Algire, Grace Donovan,
Harriet Helen Englar, Josephine Ma
tilda Gray, Anna Carville Harrison,
Ellen Thomas Jackson, Esther Viola
Kaufman, Edith May Lippy, Ruth
Monroe, Olive Pearl Pennell, Isabel
McCollum Roop, Laura Eleanor
| Ruark, Ruth Shoemaker, Olive Pearl
Simpson, Ruth Ann Stewart, Mary
Elizabeth Stonesifer, Ava Taylor, Car
oline May Townsend
Junior Glass, Gold Medals: Chas.
Herring MUIR, Baltimore, Md; Marga-
ret Grace Dennis, Preston, Nd.
/ Honorable Mention: Alfred Pfitsch
Baltimore, Md; Joseph Wellington
| Welch, Hoyes, Nd; Arthur Miriam
May Landon, Fairmount, Md; Leslie
1 " llLlCy VII, NIL, MARY
Estelle TODD, Preston, Md; Norah Es-
telle Bradshaw, Deals Island, Md /;
Nellie Horn Mitchell, Baltimore, Md
Sophomore Glass, Gold Medals:
William Stewart PEBBLES, Harrisville,
w. Va; Alice Schwaninger, Trappe,
Md.
Honorable Mention: Paul Christie
pher Phillips, Salisbury, Md. Roger
1 Xauir Nav Tncan Md Irwin Or
Phillips, Salisbury, Md
Freshman Class: Gold Medal Eulila
Clifford Ryall, Fruitland, Md.
Gold Medal for piano, Marguerite
Louise Stem, Westminster, Md; Hon
orable Mention, Laura Eleanor Ruark,
Salisbury, Md; Lillian Elinor God
win, Easton, Md; Agnes Reese, West
minister, Md; Gold Medal in Elocution,
Dorothy Elderdice, Westminster, Nd.
Norment Prizes for Winners at Soph-
omore and Freshman Contests In Elo-
cution: Marion Howk Landing, Mar
ion Station, Md; Pearl Williams Fish
el, Vaughan, n. c.; Louise Wright
Morris, Salisbury, Md; Maude Glib
bons, Groom, Md; Bates Prize. Gold
Medal TO the member OF the senior
Glass who has made the best all
around record as a college man" Carl
Twigg, Twiggtown, Md; Sons of
Rest" Gold Medal, to best all around
athlete, Carl Twigg; Second Honors
in State Oratorical Contest, Gold Med
al, Carl Twigg.
Literary Societies Oratorical Con-
test: Merrill Trophy-Irving Society,
Orators, Harry Spurgeon Beall, Lay
Hill, Md, and Chandler Sprague, Hav-
erhill, Mass; Newell Trophy, Philo-
mathean Society, Essayists- Anna
Fisher, Denton, Md; Margaret Grace
Dennis, Preston, Md.
The Board of Trustees, through
Rev. Hugh T.. Elderdice then bestowed
upon Prof. William r. Mcdaniel, vice
president Of the college, the honorary
degree Of doctor OF science. The hon
orary degree Of doctor OF divinity was
conferred on Rev. K. FL. Van Dyke,
now missionary in Japan
Or. Ira Remsen, president OF Johns
Hopkins University, delivered an elo
quent address on the differences be-
tween college ana university
First however he congratulated DR..
Lewis in behalf OF the trustees and
faculty Of Johns Hopkins University,
and wished him long years more of
good work for the college. DIR. Rem
sen explained that a college is dis
ciplinary and preparatory. Its fun
ction is to furnish the necessary
ground work upon which the studies
of the professions or the activities Of
| life are based The university furn-
ishes opportunities for those who wish
to take UP professional studies, as
in theology, medicine, law or teaching.
He said that it is coming to be the case
more and more that medical students
are required to have the good pre-
liminary training provided BY well
equipped colleges; also that similar
change IS pending in legal education.
The university Is place where
those OF scholarly tendency may 60
| for the purpose OF developing their
powers to the fullest extent.
After this address DIR. w. R., Nc
Daniel, on behalf of the trustees and
faculty, presented fine oil painting
OF DIR. Lewis. He spoke of the ZEAL
GUS efforts DIR. Lewis had put forth
for the college and briefly reviewed
the life of DIR. Lewis. The painting,
which is a very fine one, being the
work of Miss Marie de Ford Kel-
Ter, was then unveiled by Dr.
Lewis little granddaughter, Mary
Hamilton VeaEey. IT shows DR..
Lewis in his gown and wearing
his scarlet, oiive-lined hood
\ seated nv q table on which there are