The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
CLOSING EXERCISES At
CHAMbERLAYNE SCHOOL
VIII Open In New Quarters Next
SessiO at West
hampton.
j. S. WILLIAMS. JR., WINS HONOR
Gold Watch Presented William W.
Archer, Jr., for Manly Conduct
Displayed When Injured on Ath-
lctic Field I'm May.

AT tho closing exercises o. the Cham
berlayne School. IT was announced that
the session just closed Will bo the la2.
ut the present location, 1911 Grow.
Avenuc, and that next year the school
VIII be located 1T the new site at
Westhainpton. Professor George ritZ-
gerald. for tho last ten years head OF
the Latin department At Miss Jennie
Ellctts School. VIII become associate
hcndnastcr All members OF the pres
cnt faculty Will return next year.
one of the most Interesting features
OF the finals was the presentation TO
William W. Archer. Jr.. OF :, gold
watch by Hcadmastcr Chambcrlayne
The watch was presented on behalf OF
the teachers and boys OF tho school
for the manly spirit displayed by young
Archer when injured on tho athletic
field during "a May competition. Fol
lowing the exercises. refreshments
were served.
Mr.. Chamberlaync made a short ad-
dress TO the boys. In which he told
them that the ideal OF the teacher was
TO build character. He said that the
greatest lesson the boy could learn
was that OF unselNsh devotion in the
service OF others.
After the address. the members OF
the football and baseball teams were
awarded their "C's.". Those who re-
ceivcd them were: !. y. Bnndouine, \.
u. Carter. Jr.. II. Il. Clay. J. X. V
Daniel Jr. Collins Denny. Jr. H. T.
Schorcr. L. l.. Schercr, Jr.. ana i. r.
Scott
J. =. WILLIAMS. JR..
AWARDED sCHOLAHsIIP
Tho University OF virginia scholar
ship was awarded 10 John shelton VIII
lams. Jr.
winners Of distinctions ana special
distinctions IN the lower school We're
ns follows:
Distinguished "a general average o.
Henry II. Beattic. Robcbrt NJ Bcattle.
Jr.. J. 8. Davenport, Ill. X. Mol Dunn.
Douglas u. Hail Frank II. Hobson.
j. L. TAYLOR. = VI. Woodward. Jr.. T..
NJ. Archer, Il. G. Chbel. T. ". Scott
Specially distinguished general aver
nge Of 80 or over -Kobert " Beatt!c.
Jr., Douglas -. Hail. Robert =. Ci.h"il.
After the reading OF "A composition.
The Surprise Pony" written by Rob
ert NJ. Beatt!e. Ir.. prizes in the lower
master as follows.
For general Improvement in studies
--pr!zenan. K VI. Bcattie. Jr. General
scholarship prizes--CfOr highest aver
age In form) form i Robert T. Swine
ford.
Form s. Douglas u. Hall: form c.
Robert q. CabcU
Prizes FOR mcritorious conduct were
awarded by Miss Virginia Stuart
Bouldin. assistant IN the lower school,
10 the following boys: Henry II. Beat
tie, 4. NJ. Cover. -. ID. Hall. J.. Z. Wen
dcnburg and Il. ". Iieat;ie.
The list OF averages in tho upper
school WAS then read. and the names
Of the boys winning distinctions and
special distinctions In the upper school
were announced as follows
Distinguished In upper school gen
cral average of 50 or over. and passed
all cXaminat!onS)-Josc ph Bryan, Ill.
a. T. Gwathmey. Z. .. Leigh. III.
Thomas P!nckney. Jr. =. \. Schcfcr.
e. Is. Tenant. J. l. Williams l.. NJ.
Williams. u. NJ. Parrish, J. Dew.
hawkins. ]. Il. V. Daniel, Jr, j. y.
Bandou!nc. l.. l.. Schcrcr. Jr., g. X.
Matthews. ]. $. williams. Jr
Specially distinguished In upper
school: general average Of 90 or over.
and passed all cXamiuations)-E. 6.
Leigh. III. Thomas Pinckncy. Jr.. G.
j.. Tenant, J. l.. Williams. l.. W. Will
l!nms. !. : Williams. Jr
Prizes and scholarships In tho up
per school were awarded as follows:
For excellence In reading, Thomas
Pinckncy. Jr: for general improve
Inent Il. =. II. Burwell: for excellence
In English CON position. J. S. Williams,
Jr.
General scholarship prizes-form /.
l.. NJ. Williams; form .. ]. i. Ban
douin: form 3. l.. l.. Schercr. Jr.: forms