Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-08-14
THE CLEMSON SCHOLARSHIPS.
Some Interesting Facts Given Out by
MIR. Swearingen.

gwen out the following interesting
figures concerning the Clemson ex-
animation on July 18th:
Total number Of applicants, 285.
Applicants for scholarships, 231.
Applicants for entrance, Sd.
Scholarship applicants passed ex-
animation, 73.
Scholarship applicants failed ex-
animation, 1863,
Scholarships awarded to country
boys, so.
Scholarships awarded to town
boys, Is. 80.
Twelve applicants had completed
the 18th grade in school,
Sixty-three applicants had COM
pleted the tenth grade in school.
Ninety-nine applicants had COM
pleted the ninth grade in school.
Fifty-eight applicants had COM
pleted the eighlh grade in school.
Thirteen applicants had completed
the seventh grade in school,
Forty applicants had attended
schools that were not graded, etc.
These figures do not include the
one-year scholarships.
President Riggs, Of Clemson, has
submitted the following report on
scholarships awarded:
Abbeville County-A. B. Carwile,
Abbeville, r. f.. d. No. s; r. J..
Cheatham, Abbeville, r. e. D. No. /;
F. G. Anderson, Antreville.
Anderson County,. G. Hamlin,
Anderson; G. s. Major, Anderson r.
f. D. No. g. l.. B: Cannoan, Honea
Path r. f. ID. No. 1; r. NJ. ONeal
Pendleton r. f. d. No. |; d. NJ.
Simpson, Honea Path
Oconee County-W. e. McMahan,
Seneca r. Y. d. No. I; J. w. Strib-
ling, Seneca.
Pickens County-D. O'Dell, Liber-
ty r. f.. D. No. 3.
Laurens County-Fred Armstrong,
Owings; e. G. Young, Clinton, r. F.
d. No. 2.
Greenville CONFEDERATION Green.
Greenwood County-F. w. Chat
ham, Ninety-Six R. f. d. No. 2.
The Southern Railway scholarship
was awarded to Geo. E. Prince of
Pickens county.
After making recommendations ac-
cording to the Jaw for awarding of
the regular four-year scholarships,
there remained soYoa' vacancies to
ho n,c0 Wi;h one-year scholarships
at large. tWouty~aiy &pl 'icaAts are
rGcomptvn1ad 10 Ill thes, Y;oanntca.
pnC.k car Scholarships at fmruo.
S. F. Thornton, Mountville.
p. M. Washington, Ware Shoals.
]. G. Richter, Greenwood.
f. M. Haddon, Hodges.
w. B. Camp, Gaffney.
II. e. Sowell, Lancaster.
r. l.. Davis, Richland.
II. H. Wardlaw, Abbeville.
A. S. McCord Hodges.
Beecher Jackson, Sumter.
Frank Poole, Gray Court.
VIM. A. Shearer, Anderson.
l.. p. Thompson, Anderson.
TO fill remaining vacancies, under
the law, the following students in
Clemson College, and who held one
year scholarships during the session
of 1911-12, are recommended:
w. Fl. Finch, Fort Lawn.
r. G. Haddon, Hodges.
G. L. Harris, Westminster.
r. B. Johnson, Chester.
f. NJ. Mellett, Mullins.
A. r. McGowan, Cameron.
]. McDermott, Florence.
w. w. Herbert, Newberry.
j. r. Logan, Yorkville.
ID. e. Barnett, Laurens.
G. X. Wright, Bolton.
j. NJ. Hutchings, Pickens.
H. w. Muldrow, Darlington.
j. Carson, Of Anderson, got the
one-year agricultural scholarship for
the Third Congressional District.
Other agricultural scholarships in
this and nearby counties are as fol-
lows:
Abbeville-C. Seawright.
AndersOn---Walter Aiken,
Greenville-E. A. Foster.
GREENWOOD. A. Calhoun.
Oconec-C. II. Cantrell
Pickens &c. E. Davis.
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