The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
"a YOUNG GRADS
FINISH COURSE
MAJOR RANDOLPH BARTON, OF
CLASS or 1884, DELIVERS Ap-
80 DRESS AT v NJ. I.

LEXINGTON, VA, June 81 Grad
uation exercises were held at the Vir-
ginia Military institute. and a large
ciass was given diplomas of full grad
uation.
The address before tho graduates
was made by Major Randolph Barton,
OF Baltimore, Md. class Of 1864. The
TWO Jackson Hope medals, won by the
two highest in the graduating class
were presented by Major General
William II. Carter. assistant of staff,
United States army. The announce
ment sof the appointments and pro-
motions in the battalion of cadets con-
Guided the exercises WIDEN Aud Lang
Syne'' was played by the post band.
Following are the graduates In the
order Of their class standing;
G. c. Randolph. Evington. Va; A.
r. Kibler. Staunton. Va: C. G. Mil
Ter. Richmond. Va: II. p, Boykin.
folk. Va: w. H. Edwards, Leesburg.
Va: III. B, Reardon. Jr., Norfolk. We:
A Fl. Malsberger, Massey. Md; K.
g. Pardie. Norfolk. Va; r. A. Merriam,
Rye. y Y; r. C. Cutten, Hampton,
Va; A. M. Smith. Birmingham. Ala.
Washington Reed, sEaithtisld, Va. L.
T. Gayle, Portsmouth, Va; Hamilton
Templeton. Malolas Bulacan. P. T.; i.
e, Wilson, Birmingham, Ala; w, M
Amerlne. Montgomery. Ala; F. A.
Grove. Jr., Max Meadows. Va. Donald
DTennon, Birmingham. Ala: A. d.
Brown ST Louis. Mo-; G, A. Speer.
IT. Atlanta Ca r. NJ Lens- Mad.ra,
Ohio; Lucien Keith. Jr,, Warrenton.
Va. r. NJ. Shotwell, Culpeper. Va;
]. L. Ewing, New Orleans. La: J.
N. Dalton. Winston-Salem. N. c.; r.
v. Brown. Jr-. Chattanooga. Tom:
W. II. Mccormick, Baltimore. Md:
s. l.. Howard. Washington, %. c.; d.
G. Morrisetr, Lynchburg, Va: William
Parker. Chance. Va; John Stevenson,
Mingo, Ohio; l.. s. Bulian, Lake City,
E. v. Smith. Ellsworth, Kan; A. II.
Christian, Lynchburg, Va; c. w.
Yiomquist Port Gibson, Miss: T. +.
Witt. Richmond, Va; r. p. Carson.
Coalgate. Okla. r, J, Throckmorton.
Richmond. Va; w. C. Welsh. Pur-
cellsvilIe, Va. e. Dup. Gelzer. Rich
mond. Va; r. Il Kane. Richmond.
Va; r. w. Carter, Warrenton. Va.
The distinguished graduates are the
| Ave standing highesr, as follows:
c. c. Randolph, A. f. Kihier. c. G.
Miller, Il p Boykm, Moses Good
| man. W. r. Edwards.
The degree of bachelor of science
| was conferred upon the following:
! C. c. Randolph, engineering course;
! A. w. KILLER. engineering course; G.
| G.. Miller. electrical course: III. p.
Boykin. engineering course: Moses
Goodman, electrical course: w. Fl.
Edwards. chemical course; III. p.
Reardon, electrical course: A. III.
HMarlsberger. electrical course.
! The first and second Jackson Hope
medals were awarded to Cadets c. C..
Randolph and A. B. KILLER.
The French medal for highest pro-
noiency IN pure mathematics was
| awarded to Cadet j. G. Allen, of New
| York.
Among the interesting features to-
comforting ORA special diploma on J.
Richard Wingneld. a war time cadet.
now n member of the State corpora
| ton commission. who was present at
| commencement
O. NJ. Baldinger. a special student
| and graduate IN class Of 1910. received
the degree OF c. r.. The appointment
to the regular army was awarded to
g. A. Speer, OF the graduating GLASS;
| with Hamilton Tsmpleton as alter
nate.