The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-05-19
APPROPRIATED END Of
SEvENTY-S|XTH TERM
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE
SWEE- GIRL GRAD
YATES RECEIVE THEIR
DIPLOMAS.
ARE PRfSEhTLD By BISHOP GAILOR
Medals Are Awarded to the Winner
by President capers-Beautiful Ex
ercises Mark Close Of Very sue
cessful Session.
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school graduating exercises, with
the sweet girl graduates in their
snow white gowns carrying large
bouquets of white roses, Bishop
Thomas F.. Gailor. delivered the d.
plomas and certificates in the differ.
emit branches of the schools curricu
lum this morning in Woldridgee Hall
Columbia Institute at II o'clock. The
stage was filed to it's capacity, to &C
commodate the large class of thirty.
five, and the hall and gallery were
!, comfortably filled with the friends
and patrons of the school. Many
guests were here from a distance to
witness the exercises.
The exercises were begun by the
school in body marching in while
the professional Rejoice Ye Pure in
Heart" was sung. The Apostles creed
was recited in unison, followed by
the Lords prayer in like manner. Mr..
Capers said the prayers appropriate
for the occasion, then the chorus
choir sang Lest We Forget" with
the solo by Miss Della Arnold.
Rev. w. B. Capers, president OF the
school, delivered a short talk in which
he stated that the closing of the sew.
enty-siXth year of the Institute was
one of the most successful in the in.
stitution's history, and expressed
his appreciation for the liberal sup
port that has been accorded the
school since his connection with it.
Mr.. Capers then awarded the fol-
lowing medals: Miss Marianne Crof.
ton, medal for not asking to be OK.
cused from a single duty during the
entire school year. Miss Laura
Stockton Molloy, medal for improve
ment in penmanship. Miss Charlotte
Hughes, medal for proficiency in
French. Miss Mary Mckinney, med
al for improvement in French.
For the most neatly kept room
Misses Annetta Schwartz and Louise
Amsler were awarded the medal. The
distinction was SO close in the rooms
Of Miss Naomi Law and Dovie Will.
hanson with that of the winners that
Mr. Capers saw fit to award a second
medal to these two young ladies.
Memory work in music study Of
Bach, Miss Leah Sharp won the med
| al.
| Miss Naomi Law was awarded the
medal for the best work in the study
of the Bible.
Nina Craigmiles Medal in Voice, De-
liza Arnold.
The Mary Boyd Carpenter medal
for the best work in art was awarded
to Miss Grace Graham.
! Miss Lois Atkerson was awarded
the medal for expression
The Helen Knox voice medal war
awarded to Miss Virginia Ricketts,.
The Jesse French medal for the
best piano work during the entire
school year was awarded to Miss
Georgia Garrett.
The literary medal went to Miss
Robbie Goodman.
At the conclusion of the awarding
of medals Bishop Gailor awarded the
diplomas as follows:
Full diploma Atkerson, Rob-
bic Goodman, Fife Fischer, Winnie
Davis, Anna Wilmore, Ruby Jones,
Maude Jaynes, Halle Bobo, Daisy
Figues, Ruth Fleming, Lillian Moore,
Mary Harte Robinson, Graye Harris.
English Diploma-Virginia Aull,
Willye Rob Buchanan, Marie Brown
low, Catherine Crenshaw, Augusta
Katzenstine, Naomi Law, Willye Mil
Ter, Lillian Mckenzie, Lucille Robin
son, Dorothy Reeves, Margaret San
ders, Elizabeth Whitthorne.
English Certificates-Delia Arnold,
Frances Craige, Glynne Cook, Georgia
Garrett, Ethel Guillemet, Agnes Nc
GOWN, Tuggie Robinson, Anita
Schwartz.
Art Certificates Ethel Guillemet,
Grace Graham.
Voice rtificates-Elizabeth Whit
thorne, Virginia Foster Ricketts,,
Georgia Freeman Garrett
Music Certificates Willye Rob
Buchanan, Georgia Freeman Garrett,
Mary Harte Robinson.
Expression Certificates - Robbie
Goodman, Lois Atkerson, Mrs. Lee
Roy Reynolds.
At the conclusion of the awarding
Of diplomas Bishop Gailor made a
splendid address to the graduating
class, after which the choir sang
Ancient of Days" and the student
body marched out with the exception