Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17

Icy. II. L. cabell. Jr.. 1. B. Clay. J, II.
Davis. II. q. Freeman. Jr.. ii. Q. Fun
stem. L. ii. Gresham. a. =. Gum.
J: c. Hogwah. J. c. Haskell. r. a.
iieindl. J. b. Hogge. Jr.. ID. II. Ingram.
X. W. Jones. X. L. Kellogg. c. J. Lam
caster, Is. Marye. Jr.. p. o. Miller. II.
Is. Peterson. J. Il. Parkinson. Jr.. c. W.
Robertson. w. s. Sorg. K. ~. Walden.
L. a. Wilson, c. L. Whitmore.
Lower school-C. 4. Burrcss. II. c.
Cowardin. c. l.. Howard. Jr.. C. A.
Straus. Jr.. Il. 2. Swineford, S. c.
Throckmorton, c. c. Walton Jr.
Certificates OF crcdltablc standing:
Upper school G5-So)-A. L. Caperton.
j. II. Christian. J. r. Curtis. j. Ebel.
j. X. Johnson. a. l.. Luck. G. 3. Moore.
X. L. Meek. J. r. Newell. T. X. Parrish.
Jr.. +. y. Rueger o. D. Taylor. L. Il.
Thomason.. Jr., r. NJ. Wilson.
Lower school--R. y. Woodwork.
Certificates of Improvement: Orange
ribbon-Upper SCHOOL,. c. Haskell.
X. L. Kellogg. NJ. J. Mideaux. J. a.
Moncurc, Jr., G. N. McCunn, j. a. Pur-
cell. w. S. Sorg, o. ID. Taylor. r. a.
Walden.
Lower school-R. C. Cowardin. C. B.
iorsley. C. l.. Howard. Jr.. r. c. Rich
/ ardson. K. H. Thilow.
Morngred Con account of prolonged
absence)-S. Bailey, r. n. Baldwin, J.
NJ Bergman. l.. r. Cersley. l.. w.
Dunner. +. c. EgGleston. L. w. Gray,
g. Hammond, III. ~. HetZer. X. T. Minor.
H. W. Powers, G. S. Richardson, w. c.
Saunders. Jr
Conduct honors: Silver medals uo0)
Upper SCHOOL,. =. Berry. *. w.
Carr, j. Il. Christian. j. OR. Coleman.
a. y. GOODWIN. w. T. Grecntree. j. S.
.Horslcy. Jr.. y. S. Hurt. Jr., j. II. John
son; f. ID. Leach. d. D. Mason. NJ J.
Michcaux, c. b. Moore, X. * Peter
son. F.. W. Siewers. G.. c. STEW. T. II.
I stone. r. f. Timbcrlake. NJ. NJ. Wal
lace.
Lower class--H. T. Fauntleroy. ]. L.
Ferneyhugh, ID. G.. Ferneyhugh. a. o.
McCullcy, S. c. Throckmorton, j. a.
Taylor.
White ribbon certificates (99-1OO)-
| Upper SCHOOL,. r. Blincoe, c. F..
! Hardwicke. j. b. Hoggc. Jr.. G. NJ.
| Mccain. G. II. Reed. w. H Shervin, Jr.,
r. S. Stephenson.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND SPECIAL
PRIZES AWARDED
Robert Taylor Scott scholarship, John
| Shelton Horsley, Jr.
John Peyton Mcclure scholarship,
John Dunn, Jr.
These scholarships are named for
two former members of the school and
beloved friends of the principal, both
boys of stainless character. brilliant
talents. and both suddenly died on the
very threshold OF their splendid young
manhood. These scholarships belong
to the boys Of the Purple and Red Di
visions and are arranged by vote OF
these divisions to two boys.whose com
| rades think that they will use them
worth:ly and well for their own good
and the honor OF the school.
Lower school scholarship. This
scholarship belong to the bows of the
lower school who receive the full GER
tificate Of the purple ribbon. Like the
character, it is arranged by vote Of tho
school instructor.
The Virginia scholarship Charles
Brock Moore
school by an "old boy" as n memorial
scholarship in selected annually by the
principal.
The Jack Gordon Memorial scholar
ship. James Archibald Leach, Jr.
This scholarship was founded in 1907,
In memory of former pupil. Jack Cor
don, son OF Colonel John w. Gordon,
who lost his life in gallant effort to
save young woman from drowning.
The conditions which central its be-
stowal on those of high character
rather than mere scholarship. The Sc
lection is made by the principal and
been held by Darlington Williams 1907:
II. Moore. 1909; Walter Armistead Will
1911; John Brightwell Freeman. 1912;