The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-07
Medals Presented and Awards
Made to Prize-Winners-Dr.
Bowie Makes Address.

With commencement exercises last
night Richmond Academy closed one
OF the most successful years Of it's his
tory. The finals were held In the Rich
mona college Chapel before large
duuience' Following an address by
Rev. w. Russell Bowie. ID. D., diplomas
were presented to eighteen graduates
ana the list OF awards made known
ne oincers OF the class OF 1918 were:
Richard Hardaway Meade. Jr, presi-
dent; Malcolm Upshur Pitt, vice presi-
cent; Decatur Jones. secretary and
treasurer: Hill Montague, Jr historian.
and Louis Moncure Latane. poet The
graduates were: William Evans Cha
pin, Lemuel Wilbur Cheatham. Issac
Digs, Jr.. Theodore Whitfield Harri-
son. Decatur Jones, Russell Meredith
king, Louis Moncure Latane. Thomas
William Malone, Richard Hardaway
Meade. Jr., Roger Moses Millhiser. Hill
Montague. Jr. Malcolm Upshur Pitt.
Henry stern Raab. Donald Everett
Rheutan. James Caldwell Wicker and
Armistead Churchill Young.
iaculty medaG was presented to
Malcolm Pitt for being the most help
full student TO the school
Winners OF Special Honors.
Richmond College Scholarship. Roger
Millhiser.
Washington and Lee University. Hill
7.
University OF Virginia. ChurcbilI
Young.
7 II. Elicit Scholarship to Rich
mond College. Isaac Diggs. Jr.
Richmond Academy Schola rship (tie),
WORKMAN huffman and Lachlan Mac
Hotchkiss English composition prize.
Louis Latanc.
r. II. Pitt spelling medal Titus w.
Reasley
Garcin modern language medal. Ed
Penmanshlp medal Improvement.
Hinton Binford
Grubbs.
Scholarship medal Form II nie).
Edwin Cox and Talbot Young
Thomas science medal. Churchill
Young. Jr.
All-round athletic medal George
Heubi.
Best athlete intermediate Class.
Sprcull Bienner
Best athlete (Junior Glass Sol Cut
ohins. Jr.
Best athlete Midget Glass;, Thomas
wilson.
Roger Millhiser has missed only
seventeen words in six full sessions.
and during the past two sessions not
word. He is Ineligible for medal
under rule prohibiting same student
from getting IL two years in success
sion
The following boys have missed less
tran I'VE words during the past session:
Warmer Beattic. two; Titus Beasley.
none; Wexford Brauer. two Roger
Miilhiser. none; Edwin Roden. three.
Stewart Shield. three. Churchill Young
.Ir., four.
Honor Roll.
Upper School-Turner Arlington
John Barksdale. Titus Beasiey. Ellis
worth Bradley, Carey Browne. VIII
liam Chaplin. Isaac Digs. Jr.. Rufus
Griffin. Robert Grymes. WORKMAN HUH
man, John Hart Jr.. Peyton jefferson
Mcclellan Lachlan MacLean. Edward
Miller. Roger Millhiser. Hul Montague
Jr.. Felener Neal. Malcolm Pitt. Dou-
Gias Roden. Edwin Roden, stewart
SHIELD Churchill Young
Lower School-Hamilton Corey Ed
win Cox. Jy., Lyme Garcin, Louis Grubbs
John Hillsman. William Johnson, Ben
tamin Lakeland Austen Sydnor, Charles
Valentine, Talbot Young.
Number of boys on honor roll thirty
five, which is % per cent OF total en-
roliment for the session. The list OF
those promoted with distinction Will
show that great many others are
near this grade. The seasonal averag e
for honor roll is 90 or more.
Lower School.
Promoted-Benson, Biankenship,
Boyd Harris, Ernest. Marsh. Kanode.
Promoted with distinction-B aker
Gray. Gordon. GruSbs, Hnlsman. John
son, Lakeland, Lecky. Liebert, Sydnor.
Tanner, Valentine. Young Promoted
means a seasonal average OF from 75
per cent TO So per cent Distinguished
means seasonal average OF from SIS