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WISCONSIN EDUCATOR TO DELIVER ADDRESS (CONT UII) FROM PVE ONE.) great many distinguished insti tutions both in this country and abroad, including Harvard, University of Leipsig and Ber lin, and has taught very suc cessfully at a number of places, including Wofford college, ,Williams college, Vanderbilt _university and others. He is an author and editor of wide rep -utation and has included in his works a number of transla "tions. He is also a contributor mto a number of magazines. 6 The following is a list of the 6 graduates: Bachelor of Arts. ? McKendree Barr, Leesville; William Kinsler Beckham, Co lumbia; Henry Jay Blackmon, Lancaster; Johnson Whilden Blackwell, Marion; John Hugh Boulware, Winnsboro; Robert Lee Bowen, Anderson; Miss Jessie Aurelia Chapman, Co lumbia; John William Davis, Columbia; James Morrow Ha good, Charleston; Archibald Clarence Ingram, Columbia; William Hamilton J.ohnston, Columbia; Robert Maxey Lu po, Columbia; Charlton Willis McLaurin, McColl; John Har rison Martiri, Fountain Inn; Oscar Nance, Whitmire; Simon Wingard Oswald, Lexington; Austin Smith Parker, Green ville; Julian Gladstone Riley, Orangeburg; John Simeon Schneider, Lexington; Neeley Hagood Shaffer, College Place; Francis Butler Simkins, Edge field; Horace Dean Steadman, Inman; William Richard Stork, Columbia; William Lenox Kirkland Trotter, Camden; Miss Julia Twyman, Colum bia; Horry Ethelbert Wessing er, Lexington. Bachelor of Science. Lemuel McBryde Aycock, Jonesville; Joseph Edward Carpenter, Landrum; George Robinson Galletly, Columbia; John Hanahan, Charleston; George Theodore Latimer, Chester; William Hutson Prio leau, Charleston; Robert Wil lia mSeymour, Jr., Charleston; Gadsden Edward Shand, Jr., Columbia. Civil Engineering. Paris Russell Burn, Ashe ville, N. C.; Norman Silber, Florence; Jamesh Frank Suth erland, Belton; Leslie Marshall Weisiger, Granite, Va. Master of Arts. Nevin Macauley Biser, Co lumbia; Hoyt Cook, Lancaster; George William Cox, Ander son; Walter Carson Hodges, Pickens; Wilsie Clayton Iken berry, Wirtz, Va.; Miss Annie Elder Ketchin, Columbia; John Paul Patton, ollege Plae;. Jennings Bryan Rice, Bam berg; Miss Carolina Druzilla Southard, Columbia; Walteri Caswell Sullivan, Kingstree ; Carroll Noah Yount, Hickory, N. C. Bachelor of Laws. Philip Neal Becton, North Harlowe, N. C.; Henry Tenny son Busbee, Wagener; Baylis Rudolph Earle, Landrum; Mrs. Minna Holman, Columbia; Philemon David Huff, Laurens; James Carlisle Kearse, Bam berg; James Robert Lyle, Mountain Rest; William Web ster Moore, Jr., Danville, Va.; Cyrus Luther Shealy, Lexing ton; Claud Clifton Sloan, Co lumbia; Miss Claudia James Sullivan, Chesterfield; Charles Roger Wells, Darlington. Owing to their entry into the service, there are a number of the graduates who will not be able to attend the exercises. These will be awarded their diplomas as if they had finish ed the term. The following is the list of those who have en listed during the year: W. K. Beckham, J. W. Blackwell, R. L. Bowen, J. M. Hagood, A. S. Parker, J. S. Schneider, N. H. Shaffer, H. D. Steadman, W. L. K. Trotter, G. T. Latimer, R. W. Seymour, Jr., P. R. Burn, J. F. Sutherland, L. M. Weisiger, H. T. Busbee, P. D. Huff, J. C. Kearse, W. W. Moore, Jr., C. R. Wells. PERSONALS The following faculty mem bers of the debating council have been elected for the com ing year: Prof. Victor E. Rec tor and Prof. Reed Smith. The annual smoker in honor of the graduating members of the Euphradian society will be given next Saturday night. At a joint assembly of the Clarisophic and Euphradian so cieties Saturday night R. D. Winstead of Mullins, a mem ber of the junior academic class, was elected editor in chief of The Carolinian for the first term of the coming ses sion. The following students have entered the service during the past week: W. E. Bowen of the junior law class, navy ; J. C. Brown of the sophomore class, navy, and W .T. Brown of the junior academic class, to Clem son college in a mechanical branch. Professor Rector spoke at the Providence school, near Tindal, on April 26. Professor John P. 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