The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-03
WEEK OF FINALS IN STATES GREAT SCFIOOI1

II is planned to secure 100000 from
this city. The canvassing of this lat
tier amount will not be made until
1.-THE other 100000 has been raised
and in hand. Into the campaign DIR.
Boatwright is putting much OF the
Esprit of the time, and is now urgiRg
THAT patrons and friends OF the col
Iege buy liberty bonds and donate
them to the institution. He is 70
make an active canvass In this d.
I recton. and thipks the results Will be
VERY successful.
Outlook Is Bright.
The outlook for Richmond college
next year is bright, in view of the
unsettled condition of this country.
1.-THE enrolment at Westhampton coll
flege will be larger than this year, a
Large majority OF the students this
iyear, with the exception of the mem
bers of the senior class signifying
their intention OF returning. Every
member of the Junior class has signed
tup for another year, this being re-
| garded as very unusual perform
ance. Authorities are uncertain about
! the matriculation al Richmond col
ileCe next fall, and DR. Boatwright has
taken a straw vote" OF the students
there to determine what they expect
10 do IN regard 30 the war, With mill
ltary training perfected there. as pro-
posed. he feels that the attendance
will be increased.
A very significant point in the
graduation OF the class OF 1917 is that
this class IS the last that matricu-
lated at the old Richmond college
o West Broad street, and have been
recognized as the last connecting link
between the old condition and the
new. Richmond college was moved
to Westhampton in the fall of 1914.
and the present graduating class en-
tered there In their sophomore year.
The class, as It's farewell gift to
alma mater. will present to the col
lege a memorial to DIR. Ryland, for
many years one Of the bes!-known fla
ures in college life. and historic
friend of every Richmond college
student. The presentation address
will be made Monday night by Wrist
l.. Davis, a member OF the class.
Prize Winners.
Those prize winners for the year.
whose awards have been announced.
are as follows:
Tanner medal in Greek. w. L.
Davis.
Jennings prize in Spanish, r. G.
Entzmnger.
Senior law prize. for the highesr
average grade in the senior law class,
James Fl. Barnett. Jr.
Junior law prize, Il copy OF the
'Cyclopedic Law dictionary. offered for
the highest average grade in the
junior law class, r. H, Wilson.
Set of Modern american law, for
the best essay on Death by Wrong
full Act l.. S. Bronson.
Medalists In the literary societies
are SIS follows:
Mu Sigma Rho society-~Joint writ
|ers' medal, Moses Gellman.
Philologian society---Joint orators
medal i. L. Albert: best debaters
medal, A. c. Cheetham: best declaim
ers medal. f. l.. Albert: best read
er's medal, Weston Bristow: medal for
improvement in debate, +, Noblin.
The following is a list of graduates
for this year:
Master OF Arts.
George West Diehl, Norfolk.
Bachelor of Arts.
Bernard Digs Allen. King and
Queen.
William Hugh Baghy. Stevensville.
James Earl Boteler, Remington.
Weston Bristow. Stormont.
Thomas Newton Brooking, Orange.
Hubert Warren Charlton. Diiiwyn.
Harvie Archer Clopton. Richmond.
Morgan Lafayette Combs. Council.
Lee Forbes Crippet. Burlock, Md
Wrist Lee Davis, charlottesville.
Edwin Carl Dean, Riu Vista.
Lynn Calgar Dickerson. brakes
Branch.
Isaac Diges, Jr. Richmond
Edward Jackson Fox, Newport
News.
Claude u. Green, Boydton
Paul Louis Harrup, Yale.
Samuel Smyth Hill. Scottsville
fs@onaFyi <1Ntsia Hubbard i lay'fa2 ceassss,
W. Va.
,Claudius Osborne johnson, Basl
City
Howard Chapman Lane. Easton.
Nd,
I Louis Moucure Lataue, fttchu7ond
Hin Montague .5r., Richmond.
Robert Moore, Mustoe. Carloover.
Embra Yancery Noblin, Clarksville.
HomeE Adams Nobloin, Clarksville.
Eugene Ernest Northern. Rio Vista,
James Hiram Poteet, Salem
HARRY Asinn-R Russell Iasaesr4. lsr---
William Russell Silvey. Richmond.
George Ferdinand Smith, Jr.. Bal
timore. Md.
Lawrence Owen snead, Virginia
Herbert Haynor Sutherland. Clint
wood.
Thomas Boyd Taliaferro. Caret
Hermon Pollard Thomas. Wise.
William Earle White, McKenney.
Bachelor of Science.
Moses Gelman. Richmo nd.
Vivian Streeter Lawrence. Church
land.
George willard Quick, Falls
Church.
Bachelor of Laws.
James Harmon Barnett. Jru Brod
head, KY.
Emmett Sherlock Bronson, Rich
mond
Thomas Neblette Crymes. Meherrin.
Junius Earle Dunford, Anderson,
Is. c.
Charles Edwin Ford, Newport
News.
Arunah Otto lynch, Wallaceton.
Harry George Melon. Roxbury.
Dave Edward Satterfeld, Jr. Rich
mond.
Hugh Christopher Tmmins. Jr.,
Richmond.
The graduates of westhampton COL
lege are as follows:
Bachelor OF Arts.
Florence Frazer Boston. Warren
tom.
Eleanor Copenhayer, Marion.
Eleanor Marshall Decker, Lahore.
Ruth Elizabeth Elliott South Bos-
ton.