The University of Virginia record :: February, 1908

I. PART I.

HISTORY AND ORGANIZATION:
OFFICERS AND STUDENTS:
DEGREES CONFERRED.

HISTORICAL SKETCH.

By an act of January 12, 1803, of the Legislature of Virginia, certain
citizens of Albemarle County were incorporated under the style of "Trustees
of Albemarle Academy," and were empowered to take such steps as
seemed practicable to raise the funds necessary for erecting buildings and
putting the Academy into operation. Albemarle Academy was destined
never to exist except on paper, but under the guidance of Thomas Jefferson,
who was elected to the board of trustees on March 23, 1814, a process of
development was begun leading first to the organization of Central College,
and afterwards to that of the University of Virginia. On August 19,
1814, the committee of the trustees appointed to select a site, reported that
it would be desirable to locate the Academy in the vicinity of the town of
Charlottesville, distant not more than one-half mile therefrom.

By an act of February 14, 1816, the Legislature authorized the establishment
of "Central College, in the County of Albemarle, at the place
which has been, or shall be, selected by the trustees of Albemarle Academy,
and in lieu of such Academy." All rights and claims of Albemarle Academy
were, by the same act, vested in Central College. The board of
visitors of the college consisted of six members, of whom Jefferson was
the only one who had been a member of the Academy board. The other
five members were James Madison, James Monroe, Joseph Carrington
Cabell, David Watson, and John H. Cocke.

On May 5, 1817, Jefferson was elected Rector of the board, and, on the
same day, the board authorized the purchase of a farm of about two hundred
acres lying one mile west of Charlottesville as a site for the College.
This tract now forms a part of the grounds of the University of Virginia.

The cornerstone of Central College was laid on October 6, 1817, in
the presence of Thomas Jefferson, Rector, and of James Madison and
James Monroe—the latter then President of the United States. This
building, located on what is known as the West Lawn of the University, is
now utilized as a professor's residence.

Jefferson's plan was to erect a distinct building, a pavilion for each
individual professor—buildings to be arranged around a rectangular lawn.
Each pavilion was to contain "a school room and apartments for the
accommodation of the professor"; and one-story dormitories for the
students were to be erected adjacent to the pavilions. Jefferson drew most
of the sketches for the buildings with his own hands, basing them upon
designs by Palladio; and his ideas of architectural effect and grouping were
carried out in detail when Central College was merged in the University of
Virginia.

The prime object in Jefferson's mind, while Rector of the board of
visitors of Central College, was to get the college well under way, and then
have it adopted by the Legislature as the State University. Accordingly,
in the first report of the visitors to the Legislature, of date January 6,
1818, it is recommended that a state university be established on the site
of Central College.

By an act of February 21, 1818, the Legislature authorized the appointment
by the Governor of a board of twenty-four members, to be known as
the "Board of Commissioners of the University." It was the duty of this
board to meet on August 1, 1818, at the Tavern in Rockfish Gap, on the
Blue Ridge Mountains, and report upon the following points regarding the
organization of a state university:

1. A proper site for the projected university.
2. A plan for the building thereof.
3. The branches of learning which should be taught therein.
4. The number and description of professorships; and
5. Such general provisions as might properly be enacted by the
Legislature for the better organizing and governing of the University.

Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe were present at the meeting of the
Commissioners, and their able and elaborate report to the Legislature
(indicating much careful thought) had probably been prepared by Jefferson
before the meeting was held. This report, recommending, among other
things, the site of Central College as the most advantageous one for the
University, was forwarded in duplicate to the Speaker of the House and
the Speaker of the Senate on August 4, 1818. On January 25, 1819, the
Legislature adopted a formal act "for establishing an University," and this
date must be reckoned as the year of the origin of the University, although
the institution was not opened to students until March 7, 1825.

Although Jefferson's was the dominant spirit and the shaping hand in
the whole movement for the establishment of a state university, it should
be stated that but for the influence and efforts of Joseph Carrington Cabell,
the close personal friend of Jefferson, the acts of February 21, 1818, and
January 25, 1819, would probably have failed of adoption by the Legislature.

The act of January 25, 1819, establishing the University, is as follows:

"1. Be it declared by the General Assembly of Virginia, That the
conveyance of the lands and other property appertaining to the Central
College in the County of Albemarle, which has been executed by the
proctor thereof, under authority of the subscribers and founders, to the
President and Directors of the Literary Fund, is hereby accepted, for the
use and on the conditions in the said deed of conveyance expressed.

"2. And be it enacted, That there shall be established, on the site
provided for the said college, an University, to be called The University of
Virginia; that it shall be under the government of seven visitors to be

appointed forthwith by the Governor, with the advice of Council, notifying
thereof the persons so appointed, and prescribing to them a day for their
first meeting at the said University, with supplementary instructions for
procuring a meeting subsequently, in the event of failure at the time first
appointed.

"3. The said visitors, or so many of them as, being a majority, shall
attend, shall appoint a rector, of their own body, to preside at their meetings,
and a secretary to record, attest, and preserve their proceedings, and
shall proceed to examine into the state of the property conveyed as aforesaid;
shall make an inventory of the same, sepcifying the items whereof it
consists; shall notice the buildings and other improvements already made,
and those which are in progress; shall take measures for their completion,
and for the addition of such others, from time to time as may be necessary.

"4. In the said University shall be taught the Latin, Greek, and
Hebrew languages; French, Spanish, Italian, German, and Anglo-Saxon;
the different branches of Mathematics, pure and physical; natural philosophy;
the principles of agriculture; chemistry; mineralogy, including geology;
botany; zoölogy; anatomy, medicine; civil government; political
economy; the law of nature and nations; municipal law; history; ideology;
general grammar; ethics; rhetorick; and belles lettres; which branches
of science shall be so distributed, and under so many professors, not
exceeding ten, as the visitors shall think proper and expedient.

"5. Each professor shall be allowed the use of the apartments and
accommodations provided for him, and those first employed such standing
salary as the visitors shall think proper and sufficient, and their successors
such standing salary, not exceeding one thousand dollars, as the visitors
shall think proper and sufficient, with such tuition fees from each student,
as the visitors shall from time to time establish.

"6. The said visitors shall be charged with the erection, preservation,
and repair of the buildings, the care of the grounds and appurtenances,
and of the interests of the University generally; they shall have power to
appoint a bursar, employ a proctor, and all other necessary agents; to
appoint and remove professors, two-thirds of the whole number of visitors
voting for the removal; to prescribe their duties and the course of education,
in conformity with the law; to establish rules for the government and
discipline of the students, not contrary to the laws of the land; to regulate
tuition fees, and the rent of the dormitories occupied; to prescribe and
control the duties and proceedings of all officers, servants, and others, with
respect to the buildings, lands, appurtenances, and other property, and
interests of the University; to draw from the literary funds such monies as
are by law charged on it for this institution; and, in general, to direct and
do all matters and things which, not being inconsistent with the laws of
the land, to them shall seem most expedient for promoting the purposes

of said institution; which several functions they shall be free to exercise
in the form of by-laws, rules, resolutions, orders, instructions, or otherwise,
as they shall deem proper.

"7. They shall have two stated meetings in every year, to-wit, on the
first Mondays of April and October; and occasional meetings at such other
times as they shall appoint, or on a special call, with such notice as themselves
shall prescribe by a general rule; which meetings shall be at the
University; a majority of them constituting a quorum for business, and on
the death, resignation of a member, or failure to act for the space of one
year, or on his removal out of the Commonwealth, or by the Governor,
with the advice of Council, the Governor with like advice shall appoint a
successor.

"8. The said rector and visitors shall be a body corporate, under the
style and title of `The Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia,'
with the right, as such, to use a common seal; they shall have capacity to
plead and be impleaded in all courts of justice, and in all cases interesting to
the University, which may be subjects of legal cognizance and jurisdiction;
which pleas shall not abate by the determination of their office, but shall
stand revived in the name of their successors; and they shall be capable in
law, and in trust for the University, of receiving subscriptions and donations,
real and personal, as well as from bodies corporate or persons associated,
as from private individuals.

"9. And the said rector and visitors shall, at all times, conform to
such laws as the legislature may, from time to time, think proper to enact
for their government; and the said University shall in all things, and at all
times, be subject to the control of the legislature. And the said rector
and visitors of the University of Virginia shall be, and they are hereby
required to make report annually to the president and directors of the
literary fund (to be laid before the legislature at the next succeeding session),
embracing a full account of the disbursements, the funds on hand,
and a general statement of the condition of said University.

"10. The said board of visitors, or a majority thereof, by nomination
of the board, shall, once in every year at least, visit the said University;
enquire into the proceedings and practices thereat; examine the progress
of the students, and give to those who excel in every branch of science,
there taught, such honorary marks and testimonies of approbation as may
encourage and incite to industry and emulation.

"11. On every twenty-ninth of February, or, if that be Sunday, then
on the next, or earliest day thereafter on which a meeting can be effected,
the Governor and Council shall be in session, and shall appoint visitors of
the said University, either the same or others at their discretion, to serve
until the twenty-ninth day of February next ensuing, duly and timely
notifying to them their appointment, and prescribing a day for their first

meeting at the University; after which, their meetings, stated and occasional,
shall be as hereinbefore provided: Provided, that nothing in this
act contained shall suspend the proceedings of the visitors of the said
Central College of Albemarle; but for the purpose of expediting any
objects of said institution, they shall be authorized, under the control of the
Governor and Council, to continue the exercise of their functions, and
fulfil those of their successors, until the first actual meeting of their said
successors.

"12. And be it further enacted, That the additional sum of twenty
thousand dollars shall be, and the same is hereby, appropriated to the education
of the poor, out of the revenue of the literary fund, in the aid of
the sum heretofore appropriated to that object, and to be paid in the same
manner and upon the same conditions in all respects as is prescribed by
the fourth section of the act, entitled `An act appropriating part of the
revenue of the literary fund, and for other purposes, passed the twenty-first
day of February, eighteen hundred and eighteen.'

"13. This act shall commence and be in force from and after the
passing thereof." (Revised Code, 1819, ch. 34, p. 90.)

The first Board of Visitors consisted of four members of the old
board of Central College—namely, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison,
Joseph Carrington Cabell, and John H. Cocke; the additional appointees
were James Breckenridge, Chapman Johnson, and Robert Taylor. The
board met for the first time on March 29, 1819, and elected Thomas
Jefferson Rector. Henceforth, until his death in 1826, Jefferson was the
dominating and directing power of the University, not only evolving the
entire system of education introduced, but actually devising, to the minutest
detail, every feature of construction and administration.

GOVERNMENT AND ORGANIZATION.

The organization of the University, its government, discipline, and
methods of instruction, were virtually prescribed by Jefferson alone; and
in many respects they still retain the impression derived from him. By
virtue of its charter, the supreme government of the institution, under the
General Assembly, is invested in the Rector and Visitors. Under the
general direction of this board, and subject to its regulations, the affairs
of the University were administered, for the first eighty years of its existence,
by the Faculty and its Chairman, the latter being a member of the
Faculty, who occupied temporarily the position of chief executive officer
of the institution.

As the University grew, it became more and more difficult for a member
of the teaching staff to fill the position of chairman, and attend to the

manifold executive duties attached to that office. In October, 1903, the
Visitors decided that modern conditions rendered necessary the creation
of the office of president; and in June, 1904, Dr. Edwin Anderson Alderman
was elected first president of the University of Virginia.

The scheme of instruction organized by Jefferson contemplated no fixed
uniform curriculum of studies to be pursued by every student alike, without
discrimination. Each distinct branch of knowledge was, as far as was
practicable, assigned to an individual "School" with its own instructors;
and the University was to consist of a collection of independent Schools.
The origin of the elective system at the University of Virginia is found in
the fact that students were permitted to matriculate in any School or
Schools of the University for which they were prepared.

The original organization consisted of eight independent Schools—
namely, Ancient Languages, Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Medicine, and Law. The first
seven Schools mentioned were opened to matriculates on March 7, 1825,—
with an aggregate attendance, during the first session, of 123 students.
The School of Law was not opened until 1826.

This original organization was, of course, gradually enlarged and
modified. As early as 1837 the School of Medicine was elevated to a
Department, consisting of three individual Schools; while in 1850 the
School of Law was enlarged to a Department consisting of two Schools.
Other Departments and Schools have been added from time to time, until
the University organization arrived at its present condition, as described
elsewhere in this catalogue.

It was provided by the first Board of Visitors, in accordance with
Jefferson's wishes, that but two degrees should be conferred by the University.
The lower degree, characteristic of the institution for many years,
was conferred upon a student who had completed all the work offered in
any one School; to such a candidate the untitled degree of "Graduate"
in the School in question should be given. The other, the higher degree,
was to be the Doctor's degree, and was to be given to the graduate in two
or more Schools who had, in addition, exhibited well-developed powers of
research.

There is abundant evidence that, in planning the organization of the
University of Virginia, Jefferson had in mind the so-called continental type
of university. The first faculty were, however, with one or two exceptions,
Oxford or Cambridge men. Naturally they had in mind the English
type of university: the result of which was that they soon substituted (in
1831, for the Doctor's degree proposed by Jefferson, the Master's degree,
common in England. The degree of "Master of Arts of the University of
Virginia" was accordingly, for more than half a century, the leading
degree conferred by this institution.

As at present organized, the University comprises twenty-five distinct
and independent Schools. The courses of instruction given in these are so
coördinated as to form six Departments, two of which are academic, and
four professional (or technical).

The Academic Departments are

The College:
with the degree of Bachelor of Arts.
The Department of Graduate Studies:
with the degrees of Graduate in the School; Master of Arts;
and Doctor of Philosophy.

The Professional Departments are

The Department of Law:
with the degree of Bachelor of Law.
The Department of Medicine:
with the degree of Doctor of Medicine.
The Department of Engineering:
with the degrees of Civil Engineer; Mechanical Engineer;
Electrical Engineer; and Mining Engineer.
The Department of Agriculture:
with the degree of Bachelor of Science.

THE CORPORATION OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Legal Title:
"THE RECTOR AND VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA."

THE RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY.

ARMISTEAD CHURCHILL GORDON, LL. D.

THE VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY.

To February 29, 1908.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BUCHANAN,	Marion.
DANIEL HARMON,	Charlottesville.
EPPA HUNTON, JR.,	Richmond.
ROBERT WALTON MOORE,	Fairfax.

To February 28, 1910.

JOHN WIMBISH CRADDOCK,	Lynchburg.
HENRY DELAWARE FLOOD,	Appomattox.
ARMISTEAD CHURCHILL GORDON, LL. D.,	Staunton.
JAMES KEITH MARSHALL NORTON,	Alexandria.
WILLIAM HENRY WHITE,	Norfolk.
THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, ex officio,	Richmond.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY, ex officio,	University.

THE SECRETARY OF THE VISITORS.

ISAAC KIMBER MORAN.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Messrs. HARMON, MOORE, HUNTON, FLOOD AND THE RECTOR.

THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.

Messrs. CRADDOCK, HARMON AND WHITE.

TRUSTEES OF THE MILLER FUND.

JOHN MALACHI WHITE, President,	Charlottesville.
GEORGE PERKINS,	Charlottesville.
JOHN BARCLAY MOON,	Charlottesville.
JOSEPH WILMER,	Rapidan.
GEORGE WATTS MORRIS,	Charlottesville.
CHANNING MOORE BOLTON,	Charlottesville.
EDWARD ECHOLS,	Staunton.

SECRETARY AND TREASURER.

RICHARD THOMAS WALKER DUKE, JR.,

Charlottesville.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Messrs. WHITE, PERKINS, MOON.

OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION AND
ADMINISTRATION.

EDWIN ANDERSON ALDERMAN, D. C. L., LL. D.,	University Heights
President of the University.
FRANCIS HENRY SMITH, M. A., LL. D.,	West Lawn
Emeritus Professor of Natural Philosophy.
NOAH KNOWLES DAVIS, M. A., Ph. D., LL. D.,	Atlanta, Ga.
Emeritus Professor of Moral Philosophy.
WILLIAM MORRIS FONTAINE, M. A.,	University Terrace
Professor of Natural History and Geology.
ORMOND STONE, M. A.,	Mount Jefferson
Professor of Practical Astronomy, and Director of the Leander McCormick Observatory.
WILLIAM MYNN THORNTON, LL. D.,	Monroe Hill
Professor of Applied Mathematics.
FRANCIS PERRY DUNNINGTON, B. S., C. E.,	University Heights
Professor of Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry.
JOHN WILLIAM MALLET, Ph. D., M. D., LL. D., F. R. S.,	Monroe Hill
Professor of Chemistry.
MILTON WYLIE HUMPHREYS, M. A., Ph. D., LL. D.,	Wertland Street
Professor of Greek.
ALBERT HENRY TUTTLE, M. S.,	West Lawn
Professor of Biology and Agriculture.
CHARLES WILLIAM KENT, M. A., Ph. D., LL. D.,	West Lawn
Professor of English Literature.
[1] WILLIAM MINOR LILE, B. L., LL. D.,	East Lawn
Professor of the Law of Persons, Mercantile Law, Corporations and Equity.
JAMES ALBERT HARRISON, L. H. D., LL. D.,	East Lawn
Professor of Teutonic Languages.
WILLIAM HOLDING ECHOLS, B. S., C. E.,	East Lawn
Professor of Mathematics.
RICHARD HEATH DABNEY, M. A., Ph. D.,	Preston Heights
Professor of History.
CHARLES ALFRED GRAVES, M. A., LL. D.,	East Lawn
Professor of the Law of Contracts, Torts and Civil Procedure.
JOHN STAIGE DAVIS, M. A., M. D.,	Preston Heights
Professor of the Practice of Medicine and Pediatrics.
RALEIGH COLSTON MINOR, M. A., B. L.,	West Lawn
Professor of the Law of Real Property and Public Law.
RICHARD HENRY WILSON, M. A., Ph. D.,	West Main Street
Professor of Romanic Languages.
JAMES MORRIS PAGE, M. A., Ph. D.,	University Terrace
Professor of Mathematics.
THOMAS FITZHUGH, M. A.,	West Lawn
Professor of Latin.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER LAMBETH, M. A., Ph. D., M. D.,	Carr's Hill
Professor of Hygiene.
RICHARD HENRY WHITEHEAD, A. B., M. D.,	McCormick Road
Professor of Anatomy.
ALBERT LEFEVRE, B. A., Ph. D., LL. D.,	West Range
Professor of Philosophy.
WILLIAM HARRY HECK, M. A.,	Wertland Street
Professor of Education.
BRUCE RYBURN PAYNE, M. A., Ph. D.,	Jefferson Street
Professor of Secondary Education and Psychology.
CHARLES HENRY BUNTING, B. S., M. D.,	Rugby Road
Professor of Pathology.
THOMAS WALKER PAGE, Ph. D., LL. D.,	Preston Heights
Professor of Economics.
WILLIAM DOUGLAS MACON, M. D.,	East Market Street
Professor of Obstetrics.
THEODORE HOUGH, Ph. D.,	University Heights
Professor of Physiology.
STEPHEN HURT WATTS, M. A., M. D.,	Wertland Street
Professor of Surgery and Gynecology.
THOMAS LEONARD WATSON, M. S., Ph. D.,	Preston Heights
Professor of Economic Geology.
ROBERT MONTGOMERY BIRD, B. A., B. S., Ph. D.,	University Heights
Collegiate Professor of Chemistry and Director of Laboratory Instruction in Chemistry.
HALSTEAD SHIPMAN HEDGES, M. A., M. D.,	High Street
Professor of Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
WILLIAM MENTZEL FORREST, B. A.,	Preston Heights
Associate Professor of Biblical History and Literature.
LEWIS LITTLEPAGE HOLLADAY, B. S.,	Montebello
Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering.
WILLIAM HARRISON FAULKNER, M. A., Ph. D.,	Preston Heights
Adjunct Professor of Teutonic Languages.
JAMES CARROLL FLIPPIN, M. D.,	West Main Street
Adjunct Professor of Clinical Medicine.
CHARLES MILLER McKERGOW, M. S.,	Wertland Street
Adjunct Professor of Mechanical Engineering.
JOHN LLOYD NEWCOMB, C. E.,	Wertland Street
Adjunct Professor of Civil Engineering.
CHARLES METCALF BYRNES, B. S., M. D.,	Wertland Street
Adjunct Professor of Anatomy and Assistant in Chemistry.
LLEWELYN GRIFFITH HOXTON, B. S., M. A.,	East Lawn
Adjunct Professor of Physics.
EDWIN PRESTON DARGAN, Ph. D.,	Chancellor Road
Adjunct Professor of Romanic Languages.
HARVEY BRINTON STONE, A. B., M. D.,	Wertland Street
Adjunct Professor of Surgery and Gynecology.
ARMISTEAD MASON DOBIE, M. A., LL. B.,	West Lawn
Adjunct Professor of the Law of Persons, Mercantile Law, Corporations and Equity.
HARVEY ERNEST JORDAN, M. A., Ph. D.,	University Heights
Adjunct Professor of Anatomy.

EDWARD MAY MAGRUDER, M. D.,	West High Street
Clinical Instructor in Physical Diagnosis.
HUGH THOMAS NELSON, M. D.,	High Street
Clinical Instructor in Genito-Urinary Surgery.
MONTE LEWIS REA, M. D.,	Fifth Street
Clinical Instructor in Pediatrics.
ROBERT FRENCH COMPTON, M. D.,	Fourteenth Street
Clinical Instructor in Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
RICHARD WINGFIELD GARNETT, M. D.,	Fifth Street
Clinical Instructor in Dermatology.
WILLIAM ALLISON KEPNER, M. A.,	Randall Building
Instructor in Biology.
JOHN WALTER WAYLAND, M. A., Ph. D.,	Preston Heights
Instructor in History.
LEON RUTLEDGE WHIPPLE, B. A.,	West Main Street
Instructor in Journalism.
ALBERT STUART BOLLING, M. A.,	Preston Heights
Instructor in Latin.
JOHN ALDINE NORFORD, M. D.,	West Main Street
Instructor in Anatomy.
JOHN WINFREE WEST, M. E.,	East Range
Instructor in Drawing and Assistant in Physics.
WALTER JONES LAIRD,	D. T. D. House
Instructor in Shop Work and Field Work.
JOHN JENNINGS LUCK, M. A.,	West Lawn
Instructor in Mathematics.
WILLIAM BEVERLEY STONE, M. A., Ph. D.,	West Lawn
Instructor in Mathematics.
JAMES NEWTON MICHIE, B. A.,	Home
Instructor in Mathematics.
THOMAS DWIGHT SLOAN, B. A.,	Madison Hall
Instructor in Chemistry.
WELDON THOMAS MYERS, A. B.,	West Main Street
Instructor in Latin.
JAMES SUGARS McLEMORE, B. A.,	Ridge Street
Instructor in Latin.
WADE HAMPTON BROWN, B. S., M. D.,	Fourteenth Street
Instructor in Pathology.
ALEXANDER STUART ROBERTSON, B. A., LL. B.,	West Lawn
Instructor in Law.
CASSIUS MONCURE CHICHESTER, B. A., LL. B.,	West Lawn
Instructor in Law.
CHARLES WAKEFIELD PAUL,	West Lawn
Instructor in Public Speaking.
FREDERICK ARTHUR HODGE, A. B.,	Fry Springs
Instructor in Philosophy.
MALCOLM HARTWELL ARNOLD, M. A.,	Preston Heights
Instructor in English Literature.
HARRY CLO, M. S.,
Instructor in Physics.
WILLIAM WILSON STANLEY BUTLER, B. A.,	Dawson's Row
Instructor in Physics.
CHARLES WATSON GIVENS, A. B.,	Ivy Road
Instructor in Mathematics.
HEBER MICHAEL HAYS,	West Range
Instructor in Greek.
JOHN CLARENCE HIPP, B. A.,	West Main Street
Instructor in Economics.
WALTER LARABEE LEIGHTON, A. M.,	Chancellor Road
Instructor in English Literature.
CHARLES POLLARD OLIVIER, B. A.,	West Main Street
Assistant in Astronomy.
WILLIAM HALL GOODWIN, A. B.,	West Range
Assistant in Pathology.
GEORGE FREDERICK RADCLIFFE JACKSON,	Monroe Hill
Assistant in Field Work and Shop Work.
JOHN MORIN GALLALEE,	Carr's Hill
Assistant in Field Work and Shop Work.
STANLEY REEVES, A. B.,	West Main Street
Assistant in Physics.
THOMAS TOWLES,	Ivy Road
Assistant in English Literature.
BERNARD HEWETT KYLE, B. S.,	Wertland Street
Assistant in Chemistry.
TURNER MOREHEAD HARRIS, A. B.,	University Heights
Assistant in Chemistry.
COLIN MACKENZIE MACKALL,	D. T. D. House
Assistant in Chemistry.
STAPLETON DABNEY GOOCH,	Wertland Street
Assistant in Chemistry.
JAMES COOK BARDIN,	West Main Street
Assistant in Pathology.
ERNEST ALEXANDER PURDUM,	Wertland Street
Assistant in Physiology.
RICHARD PARDEE WILLIAMS, JR.,	S. A. E. House
Assistant in Philosophy.
JOEL HILL WATKINS,	Madison Hall
Assistant in Economic Geology.
JOHN BACHMAN SETZLER, A. B.,	West Main Street
Assistant in Physiology.
ALGERNON STUBBLEFIELD VAIDEN,	Wertland Street
Assistant in Physiology.
WILLIAM OSCAR RYBURN, A. B.,	West Main Street
Assistant in English Literature.
JAMES BROWN GREEN, B. L.,	Dawson's Row
Licentiate in Law.
MALCOLM HARTWELL ARNOLD, A. B., M. A.,	Preston Heights
Licentiate in Latin.
EDWIN NORTON MOORE,	Preston Heights
Licentiate in German.

JOHN SHELTON PATTON,	West Main Street
Librarian.
HOWARD WINSTON,	East Lawn
Registrar.
ISAAC KIMBER MORAN,	McCormick Road
Bursar.
ROBERT MARSHALL PRICE, LL. B.,	East Lawn
Secretary.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER LAMBETH, Ph. D., M. D.,	Carr's Hill
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds and Director of Fayerweather Gymnasium.
SAMUEL BAKER WOODS,	East Market Street
Commissioner of Accounts.
JAMES CARROLL FLIPPIN, M. D.,	West Main Street
University Physician.
STEPHEN HURT WATTS, M. A., Ph. D.,	Wertland Street
Director of University Hospital.
CHARLES HENRY BUNTING, B. S., M. D.,	Rugby Road
Pathologist to University Hospital.
ANNA SEELEY TUTTLE, B. A.,	West Lawn
Assistant Librarian.
HENRY HADEN LANNIGAN,	Gymnasium
Associate Director of Athletics.
WILLIAM KENNETH JACKSON, A. B.,	Fourteenth Street
Law Librarian.
HERBERT MASSEY PECK, Ph. B.,	Gymnasium
Instructor in Physical Culture.
HENRY GRANT LIND, M. D.,	Hospital
Senior Interne University Hospital.
ERNEST WINGFIELD SCOTT, M. D.,	Dispensary
Resident Dispensary Physician.
CHARLES SHEPARD MOORE, B. A.,	Dispensary
Dispensary Pharmacist.
JOHN WALTER WAYLAND, A. B., Ph. D.,	Preston Heights
Herz Librarian.
HERBERT GRASTY DICKIE, M. D.,	Hospital
Junior Interne, University Hospital.
REGINALD BUCHANNAN HENRY, M. D.,	Hospital
Junior Interne, University Hospital.
JOHN JOSEPH WILLIAMS LOONEY,	Hospital
Junior Interne, University Hospital.
VIRGINIA EMMA MORAN,	McCormick Road
Assistant to the Bursar.
CARRIE LOUISE WORRELL,	West Main Street
Stenographer to the Secretary.
MINNIE LEE WHITE,	Wertland Street
Stenographer to the Registrar.
JAMES GIBSON JOHNSON, M. A.,	Ivy Road
Assistant in Library.
MARSHALL SCOTT FINK,	West Main Street
Assistant in Library.

James Morris Page, M. A., Ph. D.,	Dean of the University.
Richard Heath Darney, M. A., Ph., D.,	Dean of the Department of Graduate Studies.
[2] William Minor Lile, LL. D.,	Dean of the Department of Law.
Raleigh Colston Minor, M. A., B. L.,	Acting Dean of the Department of Law.
Richard Henry Whitehead, M. D.,	Dean of the Department of Medicine.
William Mynn Thornton, LL. D.,	Dean of the Department of Engineering.

ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL:

The President; the Dean of the University; and the Deans of
The Departments of Graduate Studies, Law, Medicine, and
Engineering.

ADMINSTRATIVE COMMITTEES OF THE FACULTY:
Academic Degrees:	Messrs. Dabney, Faulkner, Tuttle.
Bulletin:	Messrs. Stone, O., Wayland, Leighton, Forrest, Heck, Winston.
Athletics:	Messrs. Echols, Lambeth, Minor, Lefevre, Dobie.
Catalogue:	Messrs. Faulkner, Hoxton, Newcomb, Hough, Price, Winston.
Cemetery:	Messrs. Dunnington, Lambeth.
Buildings and Grounds:	Messrs. Lambeth, Echols, Dunnington.
Entrance Requirements:	Messrs. Thornton, Humphreys, Payne.
Library:	Messrs. Kent, Thornton, Page, T. W., Lefevre, Whitehead, Mallet.
Literary Societies:	Messrs. Paul, Whipple, Arnold, Chichester, Hodge.
Teachers' Bureau:	Messrs. Heck, Page, J. M., Stone, O., Payne.
Preparatory and Accredited Schools:	Messrs. Payne, FitzHugh, Watson.
Public Celebrations:	Messrs. Flippin, Lefevre, Page, T. W., Watts, Bird, Price.
Religious Exercises:	Messrs. Kent, Graves, Dunnington, Davis, J. S.
Student Organizations:	Messrs. Bunting, Bolling, Luck, Dargan, Stone, H. B.
Fire Protection:	Messrs. Dunnington, Lambeth, Newcomb.
Student Self-Help:	Messrs. McIlhany, Sloan, Holliday, McKergow.
Clocks and Bells:	Messrs. Hoxton, Dunnington, Holliday.
Rules and Courses:	Messrs. Page, J. M., Dabney, Echols, Heck, Kent, Lefevre, Page, T. W., Thornton, Tuttle, FitzHugh.

[1]

Leave of absence until September, 1908.

[2]

Absent on leave session 1907-8.

PREACHERS TO THE UNIVERSITY.

1907.

Rev. Hugh M. McIlhany, Jr., Ph. D.,	University of Virginia,	January 6.
Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson, D. D.,	Baltimore, Md.,	January 13.
Rev. Wm. M. Kincaid, D. D.,	Honolulu, H. I.,	January 20.
Rev. Geo. W. McDaniel, D. D.,	Richmond, Va.,	January 27.
Rev. Hugh M. McIlhany Jr., Ph. D.,	University of Virginia,	February 3.
Rev. John Timothy Stone, D. D.,	Baltimore, Md.,	February 10.
Rev. R. K. Massie, D. D.,	Theological Seminary, Va.,	February 10.
Rev. Thos. E. Green, D. D.,	Chicago, Ill.,	February 17.
Rev. J. Horace Lacy, D. D.,	Winchester, Va.,	February 24.
Rev. Hugh M. McIlhany, Jr., Ph. D.,	University of Virginia,	March 3
Rev. R. D. Smart, D. D.,	Charlottesville, Va.,	March 10.
Rev. John B. Turpin, D. D.,	Charlottesville, Va.,	March 10.
Rev. Thos. C. Johnson, D. D.,	Richmond, Va.,	March 17.
Bishop W. A. Candler, D. D.,	Atlanta, Ga.,	March 24.
Rev. Hugh M. McIlhany, Jr., Ph. D.,	University of Virginia,	March 31.
Rev. Harry B. Lee,	Charlottesville, Va.,	April 7.
Rev. A. L. Phillips, D. D.,	Richmond, Va.,	April 14.
Rev. W. D. Weatherford, Ph. D.,	Atlanta, Ga.,	April 21.
Rev. Landon R. Mason, D. D.,	Richmond, Va.,	April 28.
Rev. Hugh M. McIlhany, Jr., Ph. D.,	University of Virginia,	May 5.
Rev. Robert Carter Jett,	Staunton, Va.,	May 12.
Rev. Dunbar H. Ogden,	Knoxville, Tenn.,	May 19.
Rev. R. D. Smart, D. D.,	Charlottesville, Va.,	May 19.
Rev. John Henry Strong, D. D.,	Rochester, N. Y.,	May 26.
Rev. Hugh M. McIlhany, Jr., Ph. D.,	University of Virginia,	June 2.
Rev. W. W. Moore, D. D.,	Richmond, Va.,	June 9.
Mr. Henry Louis Smith, Ph. D., LL. D.,	Davidson, N. C.,	June 9.
Rev. John Marshall Barker, Ph. D.,	Boston, Mass.,	September 15.
Rev. Benj. F. Wilson,	Harrisonburg, Va.,	September 22.
Rev. Geo. Hodges, D. D., D. C. L.,	Cambridge, Mass.,	September 29.
Rt. Rev. Chas. H. Brent, D. D.,	Manila, P. I.,	October 6.
Rt. Rev. Sheldern M. Griswold, D. D.,	Salina, Kansas,	October 13.
Rt. Rev. Robert Strange, D. D.,	Wilmington, N. C.,	October 20.
Rev. John E. White, D. D.,	Atlanta, Ga.,	October 27.
Rev. Hugh M. McIlhany, Jr., Ph. D.,	University of Virginia,	November 3.
Rev. Prof. W. M. Forrest,	University of Virginia,	November 10.
Rev. G. C. Kelly, D. D.,	Lynchburg, Va.,	November 17.
Rev. W. W. Moore, D. D.,	Richmond, Va.,	November 24.
Rev. Hugh M. McIlhany, Jr., Ph. D.,	University of Virginia,	December 1.
Rev. Jas. A. B. Scherer, LL. D.,	Newberry, S. C.,	December 8.
Rev. J. B. Winn,	Petersburg, Va.,	December 15.

HOLDERS OF FELLOWSHIPS AND
SCHOLARSHIPS.

John Y. Mason Fellowship:
John Jennings Luck, B. A., M. A.,	Roanoke, Va.
Vanderbilt Fellowships:
Charles Pollard Olivier, B. A.,	Charlottesville, Va.
Ralph Elmer Wilson, B. A.,	Northfield, Minn.
William Newton Neff, B. A.,	Chilhowie, Va.
Board of Visitors Fellowships:
Malcolm Hartwell Arnold, A. B., M. A.,	Newton, N. C.
William Cabell Rives Fellowship:
John Walter Wayland, A. B., M. A., Ph. D.,	Bridgewater, Va.
Miller Scholarships:
William Clarkson Marshall, Jr., B. A.,	Winchester, Va.
Charles Laval Williams,	Baltimore, Md.
Fountain Allen Wells,	Charlottesville, Va.
J. Thompson Brown Scholarship:
Charles Sharp Grant,	Charlottesville, Va.
Valentine Birely Scholarship:
Upton Sharetts Reich,	Frederick, Md.
Isaac Carey Scholarship:
Randolph Fitzhugh Mason, B. A.,	Richmond, Va.
Henry Coalter Cabell Scholarship:
Leonidas Rutledge Whipple, B. A.,	St. Louis, Mo.
McCormick Scholarship:
Oliver Kinsey, Jr.,	Kinsey, N. C.
College Scholarships:
Kelley Smoot Graham,
Ogden College, Bowling Green, Ky.
Claud Asa Hensch, B. S.,
Marion Military Institute, Marion, Ala.
Virginia Public High School Scholarships:
Joseph Gray Dinwiddie,	Charlottesville, Va.
Charles Howard Parsons,	Cape Charles, Va.
Accredited School Scholarships:
Robert Brooke Albertson,	Portsmouth, Va.
Norfolk Academy.
Charles Raymond Daugherty,	Yankton, S. C.
Staunton Military Academy.
George Boardman Eager, Jr.,	Louisville, Ky.
Louisville Male High School.
Clare Hoshall,	Eola, La.
Augusta Military Academy.
John Littlepage Ingram,	Richmond, Va.
McGuire's School.
Samuel Sullivan Irvin,	Mount Airy, N. C.
Oak Ridge (N. C.) Institute.
Farrell Dabney Minor, Jr.,	Beaumont, Tex.
Episcopal High School.
Harold Morrison,	Chattanooga, Tenn.
McCallie University School.
John Barry Muckle,	Mobile, Ala.
University Military School (Mobile).
Laurence Simpson,	Avon, Ky.
Millersburg (Ky.) Military Institute.
Lant Rader Slaven,	Lewisburg, W. Va.
Jefferson School for Boys.

Alumni Scholarships:

Eugene Woodford Alrich,	Spottsylvania C. H., Va.
Thomas Marshall Forsyth,	Richmond, Va.
Reid Stanger Fulton,	Carsonville, Va.
George Gilmer,	Charlottesville, Va.
Norborne Russell Gray,	Louisville, Ky.
Thomas Vandiver Herndon, B. S.,	Elberton, Ga.
Roy Hope,	Chattanooga, Tenn.
Richard Potts Johnson,	Richmond, Va.
James Bernard Lyon,	Shorter, Ala.
Colin Mackenzie Mackall,	Baltimore, Md.
Loyal Chisholm Morrow,	White Hall, Ill.
Thomas Custis Parramore,	Cape Charles, Va.
Harry Garnett Pitts,	Alexandria, Va.
Albert Leslie Reese,	Winfield, Ala.
Phillips Harper Ryan,	Beard, Ky.
Clarke Estill Sloan,	Alderson, W. Va.
Francis Jordan Thomsen, Jr.,	Baltimore, Md.
Earle Neil Wester,	Chattanooga, Tenn.
Louis Joshua Brooks, Jr.,	Webster Grove, Mo.

REGISTER OF STUDENTS.

THE COLLEGE.

Figures in parentheses refer to the number of sessions in attendance.

Aiken, Archibald Murphey, Jr.	(3)	Danville, Va.
Albertson, Robert Brooke	(1)	Portsmouth, Va.
Allen, George Edward	(1)	Mannboro, Va.
Aull, William, Jr.	(3)	Lexington, Mo.
Bailey, Weldon Murray	(2)	Gainesville, Tex.
Bain, Claude Murdaugh	(2)	Norfolk, Va.
Balz, Albert George Adam	(3)	Charlottesville, Va.
Barclay, Robert Clifford, Jr.	(1)	Portsmouth, Va.
Barnes, William Lenox	(1)	Baltimore, Md.
Barringer, George Hannah	(3)	Blacksburg, Va.
Batcheller, Henry Erving	(3)	Schuyler, Va.
Bayly, Roy Downer	(1)	Los Angeles, Cal.
Beard, Burnley Fretwell	(2)	New Hope, Va.
Bedell, Arthur Douglas	(1)	Newark, N. J.
Bedford, Hugh Lawson, Jr.	(2)	Bailey, Tenn.
Belknap, Robert Sidney	(2)	Annapolis, Md.
Bell, Harrie Alonzo	(3)	Wilmington, Del.
Bibb, James Lewis Leitch	(4)	Charlottesville, Va.
Billings, Eddie Wilson	(1)	Roanoke, Va.
Bond, Robert Harold	(1)	Jackson, Tenn.
Booker, Bodley	(2)	Louisville, Ky.
Booker, Peaslee Gaulbert	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Bowen, Hedley McNeer	(1)	Bramwell, W. Va.
Boyd, John William	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Bradley, Marc	(1)	Staunton, Va.
Bricker, Clarence Douglas	(1)	Los Angeles, Cal.
Brooks, Louis Joshua, Jr.	(1)	Webster Groves, Mo.
Broun, Geo. Armstead Thruston	(3)	Middleburg, Va.
Brown, Innes Akin	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Bruns, Thomas Muldrop Logan	(1)	Howardsville, Va.
Buford, William Erskine	(3)	Richmond, Va.
Butler, Edwin Ruthwin, Jr.	(1)	Brooklyn, N. Y.
Byrd, Richard Evelyn, Jr.	(1)	Winchester, Va.
Byrd, Thomas Bolling	(1)	Winchester, Va.
Caldwell, Frank Walker	(1)	Chattanooga, Tenn.
Caldwell, George Aiken	(1)	Bristol, Tenn.
Caldwell, Hollis Marion	(2)	Chattanooga, Tenn.
Cameron, Ewan Donald	(3)	Gordonsville, Va.
Camp, Raymond Judson	(4)	White Springs, Fla.
Campbell, Charles, Jr.	(2)	St. Louis, Mo.
Campbell, Frederic Scott	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Campbell, Robert Luther	(1)	Dayton, Va.
Cannell, Humbertson Skipwith	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Carrow, James Russell	(2)	Merchantville, N. J.
Carver, Alphonso Payne	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Chalmers, David Twiggs	(1)	Alexandria, Va.
Charrington, Arthur M. Randolph	(1)	Warrenton, Va.
Chidsey, Harold Russell	(1)	Easton, Pa.
Claiborne, Hamilton Cabell	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Claiborne, Robert Watson	(2)	Petersburg, Va.
Clapp, Kennedy	(2)	Memphis, Tenn.
Clarke, Peyton Neale, Jr.	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Clark, William Holloway	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Cocke, Charles Francis	(5)	Roanoke, Va.
Cocke, Lucian Howard, Jr.	(2)	Roanoke, Va.
Cook, Glenn Wilson	(1)	Cleveland, O.
Cornett, Horace Victor	(4)	Spring Valley, Va.
Cosby, Halcourt Townes	(1)	Danville, Va.
Crawford, George Edgar	(3)	Mobile, Ala.
Crider, Joseph Otterbein	(1)	Harrisonburg, Va.
Crump, William Wood	(4)	Richmond, Va.
Curry, Duncan	(5)	Staunton, Va.
Curry, Robert Granville	(1)	Staunton, Va.
Dale, Robert Rodney	(3)	Texarkana, Ark.
Dallmeyer, Henry John, Jr.	(1)	Pittsburg, Pa.
Dashiell, Randolph Grayson	(2)	Richmond, Va.
Daugherty, Charles Raymond	(1)	Yankton, S. D.
Davenport, Alex. Rutherfoord	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Davis, Ansley George	(1)	New York City.
Davis, John Marvin	(1)	Norfolk, Va.
Dearing, William Grinsley	(4)	Sandy, Va.
Th. M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Dibert, John	(1)	Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Didlake, Thomas Elvin	(1)	Shacklefords, Va.
Dillon, Francis Cunningham	(2)	Indian Rock, Va.
Dinwiddie, Joseph Gray	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Dishion, Dee Carl	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Dixon, Robert Hendricks	(2)	Norfolk, Va.
Donnan, De Witt Talmage	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Dooman, Paul Augustine	(1)	New York, N. Y.
Douglas, Malcolm Townsend	(1)	Rossville, Md.
Douglas, William Walter	(2)	Baltimore, Md.
Dudley, Aldrich	(4)	Louisville, Ky.
Dulany, Henry Rozier, Jr.	(1)	Upperville, Va.
Dyer, Stanley Joseph	(2)	Washington, D. C.
Eager, George Boardman, Jr.	(2)	Louisville, Ky.
Easley, George Gilmer	(2)	Houston, Va.
Eason, Marion Alonzo	(3)	Speights Bridge, N. C.
Eastman, Norman Frederick	(1)	New York City.
Edgar, Charles Tyson	(3)	Charlottesville, Va.
Edwards, Eugene Taylor	(1)	Gainesville, Tex.
Elliott, John Speed	(1)	Boonville, Mo.
Emmert, Allen Rogers	(1)	Martinsburg, W. Va.
Estes, George Lawton	(3)	St. Augustine, Fla.
Ewell, James Heath, Jr.	(2)	Goliad, Tex.
Faulk, Leonidas Barkdull	(1)	Monroe, La.
Ferebee, Oscar Benson	(2)	Norfolk, Va.
Fife, William Ormond	(4)	Charlottesville, Va.
Fletcher, William Hoyt	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Floyd, Earle Norris	(4)	Meridian, Miss.
Ford, Emmett Brown	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Forsyth, Thomas Marshall	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Frazier, Harry, Jr.	(2)	Richmond, Va.
French, William Ephraim	(4)	Clintwood, Va.
Friberg, Andrew	(1)	Helena, Ark.
Fulton, Reid Stanger	(1)	Carsonville, Va.
Gallion, William Edwin, Jr.	(1)	Conowingo, Md.
Garnett, William Edward	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Gaskin, Palemon Hilsman	(1)	Orlando, Fla.
Gay, Samuel Rufus	(1)	Alberene, Va.
Geyer, Horace, Jr.	(1)	Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gibson, Churchill Jones	(3)	Richmond, Va.
Gilmer, George	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Gilpin, Kenneth Newcomer	(1)	Baltimore, Md.
Givens, Craig Byrd	(2)	Newport, Va.
Ph. B., Milligan College.
Gleason, Michael Sidney	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Glenn, William Louis	(4)	New York City.
Gooch, Stapleton Dabney	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Goode, Benjamin Douglas	(1)	Boydton, Va.
Goode, Morton Graham	(1)	Skipwith, Va.
Gover, Charles Hundley	(1)	Hendersonville, N. C.
Graham, Kelley Smoot	(1)	Bowling Green, Ky.
Grant. Charles Sharp	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Gray, Norborne Russel	(2)	Louisville, Ky.
Greaves, Gennad Alban	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Greaves, Thomas Guy	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Griffith, Charles Carleton	(2)	Lewiston, Va.
Griffith, Edwin St. John	(2)	Lewiston, Va.
Groover, Robert Overton	(1)	Jacksonville, Fla.
Gwin, Stanford	(1)	San Francisco, Cal.
Haden, Chesley Allen	(2)	Crozet, Va.
Haden, Russell Landram	(2)	Crozet, Va.
Haile, Columbus, Jr.	(2)	Staunton, Va.
Hale, John E., Jr.	(1)	Kansas City, Mo.
Hamner, Henry Rawlings	(2)	Lynchburg, Va.
Harmon, Harry Murphy	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Harris, William Overton	(2)	Louisville, Ky.
Harrison, William Benjamin	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Harrison, Walter Jones	(1)	Leesburg, Va.
Harvey, Allen Payne	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Harwood, Franklin Andrews	(3)	Charlottesville, Va.
Hays, Heber Michael	(5)	Broadway, Va.
Hays, James Mackintosh	(1)	Petersburg, Va.
Hensch, Claud Asa	(1)	Mobile, Ala.
B. S., Marion Military Institute.
Herndon, Thomas Vandiver	(2)	Elberton, Ga.
B. S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
Heywood, John Guthrie	(1)	Ogden, Utah.
Hirsch, Maurice	(2)	Houston, Tex.
Holland, Hugh Latane	(1)	Windsor, Va.
Holmes, James B.	(4)	Lynchburg, Va.
Honaker, Samuel William	(2)	Plano, Tex.
Hope, Roy	(1)	Chattanooga, Tenn.
Hoshall, Clare	(1)	Eola, La.
Hudson, Millard Fillmore	(1)	Gordonsville, Va.
Hughes, Forrest Lee	(3)	Gainesville, Tex.
Hume, Joseph Stuart	(1)	Portsmouth, Va.
Hundley, Waller Massie	(1)	Farmville, Va.
Hynes, George Thomas	(1)	Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ingram, John Littlepage	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Irvin, Samuel Sullivan	(3)	Mt. Airy, N. C.
Johnson, Edgar Mitchell	(1)	Parksley, Va.
Jones, Olin Conrad	(3)	Harrisonburg, Va.
Jones, William Robert	(3)	Brydie, Va.
Jordan, Robert Arthur	(2)	Lexington, Miss.
Karr, William Lisle	(1)	Hickory Withe, Tenn.
Kerr, James	(1)	Petersburg, Va.
Kidder, George Everard	(2)	Wilmington, N. C.
King, Ogden Doremus, Jr.	(1)	Albemarle, N. C.
Koehler, Charles Walter	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Kohlhousen, Roy	(2)	Winchester, Va.
Kollock, William Gregg	(5)	Charleston, S. C.
Laine, Edmund Randolph, Jr.	(1)	Caldwell, N. J.
Latady, Francis Bacon	(1)	Birmingham, Ala.
Latané, Henry Augustine	(1)	Oak Grove, Va.
Lindsay, James Hubert	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Loughran, James Henry	(4)	Norfolk, Va.
Lowe, James Jenkins	(2)	Portsmouth, Va.
Lunsford, Jacob Pierce	(2)	Monterey, Va.
Lyon, James Bernard	(1)	Shorter, Ala.
McCandlish, Howard S.	(3)	Saluda, Va.
McCartney, Frederick Winfield	(1)	Los Angeles, Cal.
McCluer, Barton Bates	(1)	Bon Air, Va.
McComb, Thomas Malcolm	(2)	Waynesboro, Va.
McConnell, James Rogers	(1)	New York, N. Y.
McCormick, Cutler Orliffe	(2)	Lola, Va.
McDonald, John Yates	(2)	Charles Town, W. Va.
McGarry, Francis Belding	(2)	South Jacksonville, Fla.
Mackall, Colin Mackenzie	(4)	Baltimore, Md.
MacMaster, Rollin Jay	(1)	Los Angeles, Cal.
Marchant, Gouverneur Whitehead	(4)	Charlottesville, Va.
Martin, James Green	(1)	Norfolk, Va.
Martin, Laurence Janney	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Maupin, William Gabriel	(2)	Portsmouth, Va.
May, James Harry, Jr.	(1)	Staunton, Va.
Meeks, William Edward	(2)	Massie's Mills, Va.
B. S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Meredith, Harry James	(1)	Forest Depot, Va.
Meriwether, William Western	(2)	Kansas City, Mo.
Merz, Albert Ronald	(4)	Charlottesville, Va.
Millar, Samuel Rolfe, Jr.	(2)	Front Royal, Va.
Miller, Alanson Austin	(1)	Gainesville, Fla.
Miller, William Judson	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Minor, Farrell Dabney, Jr.	(1)	Beaumont, Tex.
Moomaw, Benjamin Franklin	(3)	Roanoke, Va.
Moomaw, Daniel Clovis	(3)	Roanoke, Va.
Moore, Edwin Norton	(2)	University of Virginia.
Morrison, Harold	(1)	Chattanooga, Tenn.
Morrissette, Otis Bradley	(2)	Newport News, Va.
Morrow, Loyal Chism	(1)	White Hall, Ill.
Muckle, John Barry	(2)	Mobile, Ala.
Murdaugh, James E. Dandridge	(3)	Frostburg, Md.
Murphy, Matthew Hobson	(1)	Greensboro, Ala.
Nash, Lewis Hatton	(1)	Portsmouth, Va.
Neff, Mitchell Tabb	(2)	Harrisonburg, Va.
Ouerbacker, George Van Cleave	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Palmer, Barton	(2)	Richmond, Va.
Parramore, Thomas Custis	(1)	Cape Charles, Va.
Parsons, Charles Howard	(1)	Townsend, Va.
Payne, Owen Street	(1)	Glen Cove, N. Y.
Peeples, Thornwell K.	(1)	Savannah, Ga.
Pence, Hensell Emanuel	(1)	Harrisonburg, Va.
Penn, William Jefferson	(1)	Reidsville, N. C.
Perkins, Robert Walker, Jr.	(2)	Newport News, Va.
Philpotts, Percy Wingfield	(1)	Norfolk, Va.
Phipps, Hibbard Williamson	(2)	Clintwood, Va.
Phipps, Walter Blaine	(1)	Clintwood, Va.
Plummer, Willis Jordan	(1)	Portsmouth, Va.
Portner, Herman Henry	(1)	Manassas, Va.
Potts, Joseph Henry	(1)	Shepherdstown, W. Va.
Powell, Robert Earle	(1)	Onancock, Va.
Puryear, John	(2)	Orange, Va.
Quackenbos, Harrie Maxwell	(2)	South Nyack, N. Y.
Reese, Albert Leslie	(2)	Winfield, Ala.
Rixey, John Strode	(1)	Brandy, Va.
Robertson, James Farish, Jr.	(2)	Charlotte, N. C.
Robinson, Goldsborough Cowan	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Rogers, Clifton Woodson	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Rogers, Douglass Layne	(1)	Covington, Va.
Rogers, Frank Roswell	(3)	Haverhill, N. H.
Rogers, Hugh Skelding	(1)	Covington, Va.
Rogers, Theodore Beauclerc	(1)	Bear, Del.
Ryan, Phillips Harper	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Sale, Marmaduke Parr	(3)	Louisville, Ky.
Saunders, James Spottswood	(1)	Newport News, Va.
Schweickert, Thomas Clifford	(4)	Portsmouth, Va.
Scott, Ernest Winfield	(7)	Eudora, Ark.
M. D., University of Virginia.
Scott, Hilary Herbert	(1)	San Antonio, Tex.
Scott, John	(1)	Gordonsville, Va.
Seabright, John Elbert	(2)	Bellaire, O.
Seamon, Alexander Rives	(1)	Chihuahua, Mexico.
Settle, Thomas Slator	(3)	Flint Hill, Va.
Shannon, George Gannaway	(1)	Saltville, Va.
Shepherd, Benjamin Armistead	(3)	Palmyra, Va.
Simmons, Saunders Perry, Jr.	(3)	Irvington, Va.
Simpson, Laurance	(1)	Avon, Ky.
Simpson, Richard Harvey	(1)	Lynchburg, Va.
Sims, Nathaniel Porter	(1)	Bowling Green, Ky.
Sinclair, Charles Guillatte, II	(4)	Charlottesville, Va.
Slaven, Lant Rader	(1)	Lewisburg, W. Va.
Sloan, Clark Estill	(1)	Alderson, W. Va.
Sloan, John Trimmier, Jr.	(1)	Columbia, S. C.
Smith, Eugene, Jr	(1)	Detroit, Mich.
Smith, Henry Laurie	(2)	Fauquier Springs, Va.
Smith, Skyring Thorne	(2)	New York, N. Y.
Smither, Richard Ellis	(4)	Saluda, Va.
Snell, Walstein Miller	(1)	Harrisonburg, Va.
Snidow, Herman Walker	(1)	Pembroke, Va.
Souder, William Frederick, Jr.	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Stead, William Force	(4)	Washington, D. C.
Steele, Kyle Bear	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Strider, Robert Edward Lee	(3)	Lee Town, W. Va.
Stuart, Albert	(1)	Stratford, Va.
Sutherland, George Grover C.	(1)	Stratton, Va.
Sutton, Corydon Hubert, Jr.	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Swift, Thomas Delano	(1)	Pittsfield, Mass.
Taliaferro, Carol Davis	(2)	Charlotte, N. C.
Taylor, William Buck	(2)	Mobile, Ala.
Taylor, Walter Herron, IV.	(2)	Norfolk, Va.
Temple, Charles Newton	(1)	Tappahannock, Va.
Thomasson, Frank Lewis	(3)	Charlottesville, Va.
Thompson, Henry	(1)	Landover, Md.
Thomsen, Francis Jordan, Jr.	(1)	Baltimore, Md.
Toulmin, Harry Aubrey, Jr.	(1)	Springfield, O.
Triplett, Arthur Fairfax	(1)	Pine Bluff, Ark.
Truitt, George William, Jr.	(1)	Suffolk, Va.
Tsang, Lui-ngau	(1)	Shanghai, China.
Tunstall, Richard	(3)	Norfolk, Va.
Tutwiler, Julian Brewer	(1)	Troy, Ala.
Tyler, William Hudson	(2)	Gainesville, Tex.
Valz, Fred Mills	(1)	Staunton, Va.
Vandegrift, Alexander Archer	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Van Horne, John	(3)	University of Virginia.
Walker, Charles Cunliffe, Jr.	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Walker, Thomas Frank	(1)	Abingdon, Va.
Waller, George Platt	(1)	Montgomery, Ala.
Waller, James Flint	(2)	Mt. Sidney, Va.
Waller, Nathaniel Callison	(1)	Mt. Sidney, Va.
Warthen, Gibson Roy	(1)	Front Royal, Va.
Watkins, Charles	(4)	Richmond, Va.
Watkins, Joel Hill	(1)	Charlotte C. H., Va.
Watson, John Wilbur	(1)	Chatham, Va.
Weems, Douglas Andes	(1)	Alexandria, La.
Wellford, John Harrison	(1)	Warsaw, Va.
Wellford, Landon Carter	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Wells, Fountain Allen	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Wells, Joseph Kleiber	(3)	Brownsville, Tex.
West, Alton Thomas	(1)	Waverly, Va.
Wester, Earle Neil	(1)	Chattanooga, Tenn.
White, Frank	(1)	Parksley, Va.
Whittle, Francis Fortescue	(1)	Petersburg, Va.
Whittle, Robert Llewellyn	(2)	Petersburg, Va.
Wilkinson, Harry Herman	(1)	Fort Worth, Tex.
Williams, Carrington	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Williams, Charles Laval	(2)	Baltimore, Md.
Williams, Louis Laval, Jr.	(1)	Baltimore, Md.
Williams, Philip	(1)	Winchester, Va.
Williams, Philip Cocks	(2)	Yazoo City, Miss.
Wilson, Joseph Thomas, Jr.	(3)	Henderson, Ky.
Wolfe, Oliver Perry	(1)	Clinchport, Va.
Wood, Lyttleton Waddell	(1)	Charlottesville, Va.
Wood, Robert Warner	(2)	Birdwood, Va.
Wood, William Woodhull	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Woods, Robert Harris, Jr.	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Wright, Preston	(1)	Ward, S. C.
Wyckoff, Spofford Frank	(1)	Stamford, Conn.
Wyllie, Alfred Scales	(2)	Danville, Va.
Yancey, Edward Burbridge	(2)	Harrisonburg, Va.
Yancey, Kemper Winsborough	(1)	Harrisonburg, Va.

SUMMARY BY STATES.

Alabama	10
Arkansas	4
California	5
China	1
Connecticut	1
Delaware	2
District of Columbia	2
Florida	6
Georgia	2
Illinois	1
Kentucky	22
Louisiana	3
Maryland	12
Massachusetts	1
Michigan	1
Mississippi	3
Missouri	6
Mexico	1
New Hampshire	1
New Jersey	3
New York	11
North Carolina	8
Ohio	3
Pennsylvania	3
South Carolina	3
South Dakota	1
Tennessee	10
Texas	11
Utah	1
Virginia	180
West Virginia	7
Total	325

DEPARTMENT OF GRADUATE STUDIES.

Arnold, Malcolm Hartwell	(1)	University of Virginia.
M. A., Washington and Lee University.
Latin, English Literature.
Beale, Robert Cecil, Jr.	(8)	Miller School, Va.
M. A., University of Virginia.
English Literature.
Cahoon, George Wesley	(2)	Clifton Forge, Va.
B. A., Virginia Christian College.
English Literature, Latin, Education.
Canfield, Robert Wallace	(1)	Ashland, Va.
B. Pd., Normal College, Idaho.
History, English Literature, Education.
Carrington, Richard Watkins	(1)	Richmond, Va.
B. A., Hampden-Sidney College.
English Literature, Economics, Philosophy.
Givens, Charles Watson	(3)	Newport, Va.
B. A., Milligan College.
Physics, German.
Graham, W. Patton	(3)	Jonesville, Va.
B. A., Emory and Henry College; M. A., University of Virginia.
French, German.
Harris, Turner Morehead	(1)	Danville, Va.
B. A., Randolph-Macon College.
Latin, German, History, Chemistry.
Hipp, John Clarence	(2)	Newberry, S. C.
B. A., Newberry College.
Education, Mathematics.
Hodge, Frederick Arthur	(4)	Charlottesville, Va.
A. B., Virginia Christian College; M. A., University of Virginia.
Physics, Biology, German.
Johnson, James Gibson	(4)	Rockdell, Va.
M. A., Milligan College; M. A., University of Virginia.
English Language, English Literature.
Kepner, William Allison	(4)	Gettysburg, Pa.
Biology.
Kirbye, J. Edward	(1)	Ashland, Va.
A. B., Piedmont College, Georgia.
History, Economics.
Leighton, Walter Larabee	(1)	Roxbury, Mass.
A. M., Harvard University.
English Literature, Philosophy.
Luck, John Jennings	(8)	Roanoke, Va.
B. A., M. A., University of Virginia.
Mathematics.
McCaul, Thomas Vaden	(2)	Richmond, Va.
A. B., Richmond College; Th. M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
English Literature, Philosophy.
McLemore, James Sugars	(6)	Memphis, Tenn.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Latin, Greek.
Marshall, William Clarkson, Jr.	(4)	Winchester, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
German, English Literature, Philosophy, Biology.
Mason, Charles Edward	(3)	Frankfort, Ky.
B. A., Roanoke College.
English Literature.
Mason, Randolph Fitzhugh	(6)	Richmond, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
English Literature, French, English Language.
Myers, Weldon Thomas	(3)	Broadway, Va.
B. A., Bridgewater College; M. A., University of Virginia.
Latin, Greek.
Neff, William Newton	(1)	Chilhowie, Va.
B. A., Emory and Henry College.
Astronomy, Mathematics.
Olivier, Charles Pollard	(7)	University of Virginia.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Mathematics, Astronomy.
Powell, William Ptolemy	(1)	Belmont, Va.
B. A., Richmond College.
English Language, Greek, Philosophy.
Robinson, Morgan Poitiaux	(9)	Richmond, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
History.
Ryburn, William Oscar	(2)	Bristol, Va.
B. A., King College.
History, English Literature.
Sine, Charles Rush	(3)	Charlottesville, Va.
B. A., Hiram College.
English Language, Philosophy.
Wall, Emmette Warren	(2)	Farmville, Va.
B. A., Hampden-Sidney College.
English Literature, Philosophy.
Whipple, Leon Rutledge	(4)	University of Virginia.
B. A., University of Missouri.
English Literature, Italian.
Williams, Richard Pardee, Jr.	(4)	Washington, D. C.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Philosophy, Latin, Greek.
Wilson, Ralph Elmer	(2)	Northfield, Minn.
B. A., Carleton College.
Astronomy.

SUMMARY BY STATES.

District of Columbia	1
Kentucky	1
Massachusetts	1
Minnesota	1
Pennsylvania	1
South Carolina	1
Tennessee	1
Virginia	24
Total	31

DEPARTMENT OF LAW.

FIRST YEAR CLASS.

Alexander, Gary Witherspoon	Brooksville, Fla.
B. S., University of Florida; B. A., University of the South.
All, Ernest Langdon	Allendale, S. C.
B. A., Wofford College.
Andrews, Julian Botts, Jr.	Charlottesville, Va.
Baldwin, Walter Smith	New Orleans, La.
Bell, William Franklin	Elizabethtown, Ky.
B. A., University of the South.
Bickers, Lucian	Culpeper, Va.
Bowman, Alpheus Michael, Jr.	Salem, Va.
B. A., M. A., Roanoke College.
Brooks, John Callan	Washington, Ga.
Brown, Forrest Augustus	Charles Town, W. Va.
Buford, Warren Bruce	Roanoke, Va.
A. B., Hampden-Sidney College.
Busey, George Catlett	Pueblo, Col.
Chalmers, David Twiggs	Alexandria, Va.
Charters, George Price	Gainesville, Ga.
Cobb, Vivian Johnson	Asheville, N. C.
Cocke, William R. Coleman	Bremo Bluff, Va.
Conway, Basil Kiger	Vicksburg, Miss.
Craig, Benjamin Hogan, Jr.	Selma, Ala.
B. A., Davidson College.
Crawford, George Edgar	Mobile, Ala.
Culver, Harry Thompson	Marquette, Mich.
Dabney, Walter Spottswood	Thorp Spring, Tex.
B. S., Jarvis College.
Davis, Robert Beale	Petersburg, Va.
A. B., Randolph-Macon College.
Dick, Albert Conrad	Louisville, Ky.
B. S., Centre College, Kentucky.
Doughten, John Preston	Wilmington, Del.
Edgar, Charles Tyson	Charlottesville, Va.
Flory, Ira Samuel	Nokesville, Va.
B. A., Mount Morris College.
Fonville, De Roy Ransom	Burlington, N. C.
Ph. B., M. A., Elon College.
Fourl, Charles Wilson	Lehighton, Pa.
Fulton, William Huston	Bardstown, Ky.
Gaines, William Harris	Warrenton, Va.
Gaither, Henry Granger	Baltimore, Md.
Gatliff, Edward Moss	Williamsburg, Ky.
B. S., Williamsburg Institute.
Gilmer, Albert Grayson	Pulaski City, Va.
Goodwin, Donald Phinney	Los Angeles, Cal.
Goodwin, Henry Pooley	Los Angeles, Cal.
Graves, Henry Lewis	Norfolk, Va.
Hall, Beverly Fenton	Louisville, Ky.
Hamilton, George Sullivan	Jackson, Miss.
Hanna, Charles Madison	Marion, Ala.
Harvey, Benjamin Benson, Jr.	Memphis, Tenn.
Hitchins, Adam Eaton	Frostburg, Md.
Hobbs, Thomas Gibson	Saltville, Va.
B. A., Virginia Christian College.
Hoff, John Francis	Baltimore, Md.
Holt, James Seaborn	Harrison, Ark.
B. A., University of Arkansas.
Horsley, Thomas Martin	Lynchburg, Va.
Hubbard, James Nimmo	Wilcox Wharf, Va.
B. A., William and Mary College.
Hudson, McKnight Tingle	Greenbackville, Va.
Hutzler, Alvin Bryant	Richmond, Va.
Irvine, Jean Ross	Cheyenne, Wy.
Jadwin, Donald Palmer	Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jeffress, Robert Miller	Drewrys Bluff, Va.
Jester, Royston, Jr.	Lynchburg, Va.
Johnston, Henry Alan	Norfolk, Va.
A. M., Princeton University.
Kelton, Atlee Sanford	Norfolk, Va.
King, James Berry	Eureka Springs, Ark.
Kinsey, Henry Clay, Jr.	Petersburg, Va.
Lawton, Alexander Robert, III.	Savannah, Ga.
Ph. B., Sheffield Scientific School (Yale).
Lee, Richard Dozier, Jr.	Sumter, S. C.
B. A., University of South Carolina.
Lewis, George Washington	Berryville, Va.
Long, Crawford Jones	Birmingham, Ala.
Loughran, James Henry	Norfolk, Va.
Lowry, Harold Lewis	Richmond, Va.
B. A., Randolph-Macon College.
McCartney, Frederick Winfield	Los Angeles, Cal.
McCulloch, Doddridge	Marianna, Ark.
B. A., University of Arkansas.
McIntyre, Donald Kenneth	Long Branch, N. J.
Mace, Guy Curtis	Central City, W. Va.
Martin, Stephen Du Val	Lynchburg, Va.
Mason, Charles Edward	Frankfort, Ky.
B. A., Roanoke College.
Meeks, William Edward	Massie's Mills, Va.
B. S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Mitchell, Otey Burnham	Atlanta, Ga.
Nash, John	Portsmouth, Va.
Nixon, John Barron Rowan	Bridgeton, N. J.
Payne, Norman Guy	Madison, Va.
Peyton, James Wallace	Charlottesville, Va.
Peyton, Robert Clark	Los Angeles, Cal.
Peyton, William Snyder	Charlottesville, Va.
Phillips, John Raymond, Jr.	Trenton, N. J.
Pickett, Harry Elliott	Palo Alto, Cal.
A. B., Leland Stanford, Jr., University.
Pickford, Roy Harry	Streets, Va.
Pinckard, William Peyton, Jr.	Birmingham, Ala.
Pinner, John Franklin	Suffolk, Va.
Pretlow, Barclay	Franklin, Va.
Rector, James Alcorn	Hot Springs, Ark.
Reller, Will W.	Richmond, Ind.
Revel, Matthew John	Charleston, S. C.
Rice, Frazer Lea	Summit, Miss.
B. S., Tulane University.
Riley, Albert Guild	Memphis, Tenn.
Robertson, Walter Henderson	Warrenton, Va.
Robinette, Lloyd Mileham	Blackwater, Va.
A. B., Roanoke College.
Robinson, Lee Borden, Jr.	Centreville, Miss.
Runyon, Charles Vineyard	Clarksville, Tenn.
A. B., Southwestern Presbyterian University.
Sadler, William Huggins	Sheffield, Ala.
A. B., Southern University.
Sherman, Bernard Lacy	Marquette, Mich.
Shewmake, Oscar Lane	Newport News, Va.
B. A., William and Mary College.
Spencer, Thomas Peachy	Williamsburg, Va.
B. A., William and Mary College.
Surber, Edward Marshall	Newcastle, Va.
Taliaferro, Anthony Barclay	Orange, Va.
Graduate, Virginia Military Institute.
Taliaferro, Charles Champ, Jr.	Orange, Va.
B. S., Princeton University.
Taylor, Edward Leland	Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Thom, Alfred Pembroke, Jr.	Washington, D. C.
B. A., Yale University.
Thorp, Roland Fitz-Robert	Norfolk, Va.
Thurlow, Harry Hadley	Buffalo, N. Y.
Ph. B., M. A., Brown University.
Tiffany, Walter Jordan	Middleburg, Va.
Walker, John Singleton	Waycross, Ga.
Wallace, Maxwell Gordon	Richmond, Va.
Warren, George Marvin	Emory, Va.
B. A., Emory and Henry College.
Welch, Charles Clark, Jr.	Denver, Col.
Wellford, James McDonald	Richmond, Va.
West, John William	Onancock, Va.
Widener, Hiram Emory	Lodi, Va.
B. A., Emory and Henry College.
Willcox, Thomas Hamlin, Jr.	Norfolk, Va.
Wilson, Milton D.	Bartow, Fla.
Wingo, John Trevilian	Richmond, Va.
Wise, Jennings Cropper	Charlottesville, Va.
B. S., Virginia Military Institute.

SECOND YEAR CLASS.

Anderson, Howard Leak	Charlottesville, Va.
Bain, Claude Murdaugh, Jr.	Norfolk, Va.
Barrett, William Stuart	Bristol, Va.
Bartlett, Austin Glazebrook	Louisville, Ky.
Bickers, Roger Aylor	Culpeper, Va.
Bolling, Albert Stuart	University of Virginia.
B. A., M. A., University of Virginia.
Bouldin, James Easley	Houston, Va.
Bradford, Russell Lee	Norfolk, Va.
Burnett, Gilbert	Louisville, Ky.
Caldwell, Joseph Anderson	Bristol, Tenn.
B. S., University of Tennessee.
Calhoun, John Morford	Maysville, Ky.
Campbell, Alexander Spottswood	Warrenton, Va.
Campbell, Charles, Jr.	St. Louis, Mo.
Cartwright, Monroe E.	Bailey, Tenn.
Clark, Clifford Friend	Lexington, Ky.
Coleman, John Tinsley, Jr.	Lynchburg, Va.
Conner, Thomas Frederick	Washington, D. C.
Conrad, Robert Young	Winchester, Va.
Graduate, Virginia Military Institute.
Cox, Francis Augustus	Penelo, N. C.
B. A., University of North Carolina.
Crenshaw, Lewis Dabney	Orange, Va.
Croom, Cleveland White	West Point, Miss.
Crounse, Amos Cameron	Herndon, Va.
Curry, Duncan	Staunton, Va.
Daingerfield, James Keene	Lexington, Ky.
Davidson, William Lee	Jonesville, Va.
B. A., William and Mary College.
Davis, Hugh	Norfolk, Va.
Dekle, Lebbeus	Thomasville, Ga.
Engle, John Raymond	Palmyra, Pa.
A. B., Yale University.
Fernsell, Charles Conrad, Jr.	Strasburg, O.
Fife, William Ormond	Charlottesville, Va.
Finlay, James Ferguson	Greenville, S. C.
B. A., University of the South.
Foote, John Drayton, Jr.	Pearisburg, Va.
Forsyth, George Lawrence	Esmont, Va.
Francis, James Draper	Pikeville, Ky.
Giles, Le Roy Bartlett	Orlando, Fla.
B. A., East Florida Seminary.
Gloth, William Conrad	Erie, Pa.
Goerdeler, Julius August	Yonkers, N. Y.
Harvey, Joseph Aloysius	Providence, R. I.
Harvey, Thomas Ellis	Baltimore, Md.
Henley, Robert Edward	Wiliamsburg, Va.
B. A., William and Mary College.
Hill, Ralph Waldo	Kansas City, Mo.
Horne, Hoke Irvine	Tacoma, Va.
Hughson, Albert Lynn	Greenwood, Va.
Irving, Joseph Kincaid	Amelia, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Jackson, William Kenneth, Jr.	Jacksonville, Fla.
B. A., University of Florida.
Jarrett, Mark Lawrence	Alderson, W. Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Jefferson, John Garland, Jr.	Amelia C. H., Va.
A. B., Hampden-Sidney College.
Jordan, William Harrison	Lynchburg, Va.
Kear, Paul Winfred	Norfolk, Va.
Kelly, Emerson Wyntoun	Wise, Va.
B. A., Washington and Lee University.
Kelly, Frank Marion	Portsmouth, Va.
Lamb, William Brockenbrough	Richmond, Va.
M. A., University of Virginia.
Law, Charles Bryden	Easton, Md.
Letcher, Gibney Oscar	Henderson, Ky.
B. A., Centre College; M. A., Princeton University.
Marvel, Andrew	Wilmington, Del.
Levi, Emanuel	Louisville, Ky.
Mapp, John Edwin Brooks	Keller, Va.
B. A., Randolph-Macon College.
Mauck, Ralph Willis	Bentonville, Ark.
Miller, George, Jr.	Miccosukee, Fla.
Monserrat, Damian, Jr.	San Juan, P. R.
Mudd, William S.	Birmingham, Ala.
B. S., University of Alabama.
Oates, William Calvin, Jr.	Montgomery, Ala.
B. S., University of Alabama.
Peck, Herbert Massey	Beaver Dam, Wis.
Ph. B., Lawrence University.
Pender, Herbert Haward	Norfolk, Va.
Pollard, Frederick Gresham	Richmond, Va.
B. A., Richmond College; M. A., University of Virginia.
Pugh, Francis Nicholls	Donaldsonville, La.
Ravenel, Gaillard Fitz-Simmon	Washington, D. C.
Reed, Stanley Forman	Maysville, Ky.
B. A., Yale University.
Rees, William Henry	Maysville, Ky.
B. S., Kentucky Wesleyan University.
Robinson, Morgan Poitiaux	Richmond, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
St. Clair, Otis Eugene	Tazewell, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Sawrie, Nathaniel Jones	Memphis, Tenn.
Seabright, Charles Frederick	Bellaire, O.
B. S., Washington and Jefferson College.
Smith, Hiram Moore	Richmond, Va.
Snidow, Brackett Henry	Fembroke, Va.
A. B., Roanoke College.
Steinhauer, Ernest Phillip	Denver, Col.
Stephenson, Boyd	Monterey, Va.
Stephenson, John Wilson, Jr.	Warm Springs, Va.
Strickler, Cary McKendrie	Luray, Va.
Susong, David Shields	Greenville, Tenn.
Sutherland, Thurman Lawrence	Stratton, Va.
Tapscott, Clayton Allen	Churchville, Va.
Tincher, Harry Elbert	Amo, Ind.
Ph. B., Franklin College.
Toombs, Frederick Shelby	Memphis, Tenn.
Turnbull, Needham Stuart	Meredithville, Va.
Waters, Winfield Lawrence	Louisville, Ky.
White, Emmet Nelson	Haymarket, Va.
White, George Ervan	Weston, W. Va.
Wilkin, Robert Nugen	New Philadelphia, O.
Williams, Robert	Philadelphia, Pa.
Williams, Samuel Clay	Mooresville, N. C.
A. B., Davidson College.
Woods, Samuel Baker, Jr.	Charlottesville, Va.
B. A., M. A., University of Virginia.
Young, Edward Livingston	Madisonville, Ky.
A. B., M. A., South Kentucky College.
Zimmer, Samuel Watts	Petersburg, Va.

SPECIAL STUDENTS.

Chapman, Max Laurens	Los Angeles, Cal.
Correll, Randolph Tucker	Ochiltree, Tex.
Farrell, Edward Leo	Boston, Mass.
Flagg, Thomas George, Jr.	Martinsburg, W. Va.
Gaskin, Palemon Hilsman	Orlando, Fla.
Geraghty, William Horace	Trenton, N. J.
Harty, Leo Emmet	Greenville, Miss.
Jesse, Charles Thomas	Bowling Green, Va.
Lewis, Marion Sumter	Chester, S. C.
Miller, Henry Campbell	Pendleton, S. C.
Pence, Hensell Emanuel	Harrisonburg, Va.
Pyle, Thomas Myron	Charlottesville, Va.
Shepherd, Harold Eugene	Roanoke, Va.
Slosson, Mark Hopkins	Los Angeles, Cal.
Turnbull, Irby	Lawrenceville, Va.
Warner, Harry Preston	Fort Smith, Ark.
Watson, Henry Hunter	Jenning's Ordinary, Va.
Zimmer, George Francis	Birdseye, Ind.

SUMMARY BY STATES.

Alabama	8
Arkansas	6
California	7
Colorado	3
Delaware	2
District of Columbia	3
Florida	6
Georgia	6
Illinois	1
Indiana	3
Kentucky	18
Louisiana	2
Maryland	5
Massachusetts	1
Michigan	2
Mississippi	6
Missouri	2
New Jersey	4
New York	3
North Carolina	4
Ohio	3
Pennsylvania	4
Puerto Rico	1
Rhode Island	1
South Carolina	6
Tennessee	9
Texas	2
Virginia	100
West Virginia	5
Wisconsin	1
Wyoming	1
Total	225

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE.

FIRST YEAR CLASS.

Brevard, Robert Joseph	Charlotte, N. C.
Cabaniss, William Harvey	Maxeys, Ga.
B. S., Newberry College.
Cornett, Horace Victor	Spring Valley, Va.
Dooman, Paul Augustine	New York, N. Y.
Groover, Robert Overton	Jacksonville, Fla.
Harlan, Harold Edward	Charlottesville, Va.
Holladay, Edwin Wilson	Charlottesville, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Joslin, Royal Knight	Providence, R. I.
Kable, John Lobban	Staunton, Va.
King, Aubin Tilden	Richmond, Va.
M. A., Richmond College.
Kinsey, Oliver, Jr.	Kinsey, N. C.
Kyle, Bernard Hewett	Buffalo Station, Va.
B. S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Lueders, August Henry	Chicago, Ill.
Murchison, Dan Royall	El Paso, Tex.
B. A., University of Texas.
Page, Henry Mann	Lexington, Va.
B. A., Washington and Lee University.
Reid, Rufus Tinsley	Davidson, N. C.
A. B., Davidson College.
Rinker, Frederick Casper	Upperville, Va.
B. A., Roanoke College.
Smart, Francis Pelzer	Charlottesville, Va.
B. S., Vanderbilt University.
Waddell, James Alexander	Charlottesville, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Williams, Charles Laval	Baltimore, Md.
Witmer, Chester Anderson	Quarryville, Pa.
Woodbery, Hunter Samuel	Chaires, Fla.
A. B., University of Florida.

SECOND YEAR CLASS.

Baughman, William Henry	Richmond, Va.
Blackford, John Minor	Alexandria, Va.
Booker, Lewis	University of Virginia.
Braden, Albert Van Devanter	Paeonian Springs, Va.
Caughman, Belton Drafts	Columbia, S. C.
Caylor, Claude Carlisle	Washington, D. C.
Cocke, William Ruffin Coleman	Bremo Bluff, Va.
Crawford, Charles Brown	Theological Seminary, Va.
Cross, Chaillos	Montpelier, Miss.
Faulkner, Garland Egglestone, Jr.	South Boston, Va.
Faville, Mark Roy	Dolgeville, N. Y.
Haden, William Dandridge	Charlottesville, Va.
Hardison, Clyde Crawford	Thurman, N. C.
Hiden, Martin Barbour	Newport News, Va.
Hooper, Lionel Elcan	Covington, Va.
Howard, Grover Latham	Floyd, Va.
Hughes, Thomas Edmond	Laurel Mills, Va.
B. A., Richmond College.
Irwin, Henderson	Charlotte, N. C.
B. S., Davidson College.
Jackson, Henry Wirt, Jr.	Keswick, Va.
Jones, Alfred Power	Fredericksburg, Va.
B. A., Fredericksburg College.
Jones, Arthur Shade	Bluefield, W. Va.
Lang, George Herrmann	Savannah, Ga.
Lewis, Lunsford Hoxsey	Harrisonburg, Va.
Moore, Percy Lawrence	Richmond, Va.
Neff, John Henry, Jr.	Harrisonburg, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Purdum, Ernest Alexander	Providence Forge, Va.
Scroggin, James Henry	Morrilton, Ark.
Setzler, John Bachman	Pomaria, S. C.
B. A., Newberry College.
Smith, Rockwell Emerson	Charlottesville, Va.
Snowden, Basil Sherwood	Snowden, N. C.
Vaiden, Algernon Stubblefield	Newport News, Va.
Waples, Joseph Benjamin	Georgetown, Del.
Wilde, Adna Godfrey	Vicksburg, Miss.
Wilson, Robert Emmett	Charlottesville, Va.

THIRD YEAR CLASS.

Bardin, James Cook	Charlottesville, Va.
Butler, William Wilson Samuel	Roanoke, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Caldwell, Andrew Harper	Senatobia, Miss.
Calfee, William Roby	Allisonia, Va.
Coryell, John Ralph	Junction City, Kan.
Davies, William Willis	Manassas, Va.
Davis, Robert Allen	Newport News, Va.
Davis, Reuben Frank	Waynesboro, Va.
Davis, Thomas Newman, Jr.	Lynchburg, Va.
Iden, Benjamin Franklin, Jr.	Manassas, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
Jones, Lee	Greensboro, Ala.
A. B., Southern University.
Jones, Robert Francis	Petersburg, Va.
Jones, Thomas Edward	Charlottesville, Va.
Mackenzie, Alexander Ross	Sparrows Point, Md.
Marbury, William Berry	Marlboro, Md.
Moore, Julius Sheppard	Arkadelphia, Ark.
B. A., Ouachita College.
Murray, George Massalton	Tuskegee, Ala.
Oast, Samuel Poindexter, Jr.	Portsmouth, Va.
Randolph, Archibald Cary,	Millwood, Va.
Reich, Upton Sharetts	Frederick City, Md.
Shackelford, Robert Baylor Sampson, Jr.	Cismont, Va.
Sloan, Thomas Dwight	Alderson, W. Va.
Todd, Gordon Livingston	Mt. Solon, Va.

FOURTH YEAR CLASS.

Barr, Frank Ellis	Starkville, Miss.
B. S., A. & M. College, Mississippi.
Dear, Samuel Brock McGeorge	Washington, Va.
de Figaniere, Pedro Alcantara	North East, Md.
Fleisher, John Adam	Meadow Dale, Va.
Fletcher, John Pierpont	Portage, Wis.
Goodwill, John Jones	Shamokin, Pa.
Goodwin, William Hall	Cynthiana, Ky.
B. A., Kentucky University.
Jones, John Peachy	Morrison, Va.
Kaprielian, Haigazoon Kruger	Cesarea, Turkey.
Lake, Norman Powell	Rectortown, Va.
Looney, John Joseph Williams	Memphis, Tenn.
McMurdo, Archibald Douglas	University of Virginia.
Maddux, Henry Cabell	Orange, Va.
Marks, William Garrison	Naylors, Va.
Maynard, Edwin Brooks	Portsmouth, Va.
Moses, Harry	Mount Vernon, Ga.
Murphy, William Alexander	Morganton, N. C.
B. A., University of North Carolina.
Musgrave, George Harrison	Drewryville, Va.
Pendleton, Wilson	Portsmouth, Va.
Perkins, Percy Augustus	Collierville, Tenn.
Phillips, Samuel Hewes	Chester, Pa.
Sparks, William Clark	Charlottesville, Va.
Stroud, John Dilworth	Norfolk, Va.
Taylor, Eugene Arthur	Miller School, Va.
Williams, Robert Arthur	Portland, Ore.
Williamson, Thomas Valentine	Mt. Jackson, Va.

SUMMARY BY STATES.

Alabama	2
Arkansas	2
Delaware	1
District of Columbia	1
Florida	2
Georgia	3
Illinois	1
Kansas	1
Kentucky	1
Maryland	5
Mississippi	4
New York	2
North Carolina	7
Oregon	1
Pennsylvania	3
Rhode Island	1
South Carolina	2
Tennessee	2
Texas	1
Turkey	1
Virginia	59
West Virginia	2
Wisconsin	1
Total	105

DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING.

Adams, Frank Ellison	(1)	Louisville, Ky.
Alrich, Eugene Woodford	(2)	Spottsylvania, Va.
Andrews, Henry Boyd	(1)	Roseland, Va.
Armentrout, Carl LeRoy	(1)	Staunton, Va.
Ashby, Percy Rudolph	(3)	Hampton, Va.
Bennett, John Campbell	(2)	Brandy, Va.
Bibb, Julian Lee	(4)	New Decatur, Ala.
Botts, Andrew Tutt, Jr.	(2)	Woodville, Va.
Bowe, Davis Wythe	(1)	Richmond, Va.
Bowen, Joseph Hopkinson	(2)	Bramwell, W. Va.
Brooke, James Vass	(3)	Norfolk, Va.
Brown, David Waller	(3)	Arrington, Va.
Brown, Robinson Swearingen	(2)	Louisville, Ky.
Buford, William Erskine	(3)	Richmond, Va.
Byrd, Richard Evelyn	(1)	Winchester, Va.
Carr, Lucien, III.	(3)	Winchester, Va.
Cather, Harry Lupton	(1)	Clearbrook, Va.
Cecil, Byron Russell	(1)	Kansas City, Mo.
Childs, Sterling Bruce	(1)	New York City.
Christian, Frank Palmer	(3)	Richmond, Va.
Claiborne, Herbert Augustine, Jr.	(4)	Richmond, Va.
Cochrane, Alpheus Beall	(1)	Cumberland, Md.
Cockrell, Henry Ewing	(2)	Warrensburg, Mo.
Cooke, Merritt Todd, Jr.	(5)	Norfolk, Va.
Crouch, George William	(1)	Rochester, N. Y.
Davies, Elliott La Grange	(1)	Montrose, Pa.
Eason, Marion Alonzo	(3)	Speights Bridge, N. C.
Edel. Albert Frederick	(2)	Richmond, Va.
Ewing, Fayette Clay, Jr.	(3)	Kirkwood, Mo.
Faber, Joseph Frederick	(2)	Norfolk, Va.
Fink, Marshall Scott	(3)	Jonesboro, Tenn.
Fretwell, Warren Hudson	(4)	Crimora, Va.
Fruth, Elbert Abraham	(4)	Charleston, W. Va.
Gallalee, John Morin	(2)	Portsmouth, Va.
Gemeny, Albin Leroy	(1)	Alexandria, Va.
Givens, Charles Watson	(3)	Newport, Va.
B. A., Milligan College.
Gostin, Earnest Lamar	(3)	Macon, Ga.
Gravatt, Marshall	(1)	Port Royal, Va.
Griffith, Hugh O'Donovan	(4)	Hampton, Va.
Hager, Vincent Thomas	(2)	Charleston, W. Va.
Hannon, Paul Lucius	(2)	Montgomery, Ala.
Harrison, Fred Nash	(2)	Danville, Va.
Harrison, John Houston	(3)	Broadway, Va.
Hartmann, Frank Everett	(2)	Charlottesville, Va.
Havens, Seyd	(1)	Predmont, Cal.
Hawkins, Edward Hughson	(2)	Jackson, Tenn.
Hawkins, William Edward	(4)	Charlottesville, Va.
Henderson, John Wagner	(2)	Germantown, Md.
Herbert, Guy Fairfax	(1)	Broad Run, Va.
Hipp, John Clarence	(2)	Newberry, S. C.
B. A., Newberry College.
Howell, Beaudric Lafitte	(2)	Alexandria, Va.
Hulley, Levi Woodbry	(2)	West Hoboken, N. J.
Hundley, Waller Massie	(1)	Farmville, Va.
Hunter, Lunsford Lomax	(1)	Doswell, Va.
Inglesby, William Henry	(2)	Summerville, S. C.
Jackson, George F. R.	(3)	University of Virginia.
James, George Martin Mayo	(1)	Wenonda, Va.
Johnson, Richard Potts	(3)	Frederick, Md.
Jones, Horace Godfrey	(2)	Baltimore, Md.
Jones, Kenneth Swank	(2)	Norfolk, Va.
Keys, Francis Raymond	(1)	Norfolk, Va.
Laird, Walter Jones	(3)	Warrenton, Va.
Lapham, Jared Stout	(4)	Northville, Mich.
Liggett, Samuel Coffman	(3)	Harrisonburg, Va.
Lipscomb, William Harold	(2)	Manassas, Va.
Mann, William Jackson, Jr.	(2)	Upperville, Va.
Mentrum, Frederick Andrew	(4)	Missoula, Mont.
Michie, James Newton	(5)	Charlottesville, Va.
Mitzel, Adam Jacob	(1)	Tremont City, Ohio.
Morgan, John Hardie	(3)	Springfield, Mo.
Murphy, William Anderson	(2)	Cleveland, Tenn.
Nicolson, George Dudley Gordon	(1)	Chestertown, Md.
A. B., Washington College.
Noonan, Edward Daniel	(4)	Waterbury, Conn.
O'Brien, Isaac Kell	(4)	Alexandria, Va.
Pearson, Willis Houstoun	(1)	Trenton, N. J.
Peterman, Franklin Harris	(3)	Marksville, La.
Peyton, Julius Trousdale	(4)	Gallatin, Tenn.
Pitts, Henry Garnet	(1)	Alexandria, Va.
Plaza, Frutos Tomas	(2)	Guayaquil, Ecuador, S. A.
Powers, Edward Allen	(2)	Moormans River, Va.
Ratrie, Harry	(2)	Brandy Station, Va.
B. S., Eastern College.
Rawls, Eric Montague	(1)	Asheville, N. C.
Reeves, Stanley	(2)	Johnson City, Tenn.
B. A., Emory and Henry College.
Saunders, Thomas Walker	(2)	Rocky Mount, Va.
Saville, Allen Jeter	(4)	Richmond, Va.
Schweickert, Thomas Clifford	(4)	Portsmouth, Va.
Scott, Stanley Taylor	(1)	Fredericksburg, Va.
Shuey, Olyn Rhinehart	(2)	Piedmont, W. Va.
Smith, Henry Boutwell	(3)	Broad Run, Va.
Stone, William Beverley	(8)	Roanoke, Va.
B. A., M. A., Ph. D., University of Virginia.
Tabb, Warner Throckmorton	(1)	Gloucester, Va.
Tandy, Charles Willis, Jr.	(7)	Charlottesville, Va.
Taylor, Eugene Clarence	(4)	Barboursville, Va.
B. A., William and Mary College.
Taylor, Fred Stroube	(1)	Augusta, Ky.
Tazewell, Calvert Walke	(2)	Norfolk, Va.
Tazewell, Littleton Waller, Jr.	(4)	Norfolk, Va.
Throckmorton, John Bayard	(2)	Red Bank, N. J.
Turner, Faucher Lucas	(1)	Ruxton, Md.
Underwood, John Lewis	(1)	Birmingham, Ala.
Valz, Fred Mills	(1)	Staunton, Va.
Van Sciver, Harry Blythe	(1)	Philadelphia, Pa.
Walker, Albert Stuart	(4)	Orange, Va.
Wayland, Edwin Massie	(5)	Covesville, Va.
Webb-Peploe, Hamner William	(1)	Bon Air, Va.
Wells, George Hammond	(2)	Chicago, Ill.
West, John Winfree	(5)	Lynchburg, Va.
Mechanical Engineer, University of Virginia.
Wester, Earle Neil	(1)	Chattanooga, Tenn.
Whitmore, Roy Emerson	(1)	Staunton, Va.
Willcox, Albert Miles	(1)	Savannah, Ga.
Winn, John	(2)	Berryville, Va.
Wortham, Edwin, Jr.	(4)	Richmond, Va.

SUMMARY BY STATES.

Alabama	3
California	1
Connecticut	1
Georgia	2
Illinois	1
Kentucky	3
Louisiana	1
Maryland	6
Michigan	1
Missouri	4
Montana	1
New Jersey	3
New York	2
North Carolina	2
Ohio	1
Pennsylvania	2
South America	1
South Carolina	2
Tennessee	6
Virginia	64
West Virginia	4
Total	111

TOTAL SUMMARY OF STUDENTS.

NUMBERS BY STATES.

Alabama	22
Arkansas	12
California	12
China	1
Colorado	3
Connecticut	2
Delaware	5
District of Columbia	7
Ecuador	1
Florida	12
Georgia	13
Illinois	3
Indiana	3
Kansas	1
Kentucky	44
Louisiana	6
Maryland	27
Massachusetts	3
Mexico	1
Michigan	4
Minnesota	1
Mississippi	13
Missouri	11
Montana	1
New Hampshire	1
New Jersey	10
New York	17
North Carolina	20
Ohio	7
Oregon	1
Pennsylvania	13
Puerto Rico	1
Rhode Island	2
South Carolina	13
South Dakota	1
Tennessee	27
Texas	14
Turkey	1
Utah	1
Virginia	412
West Virginia	18
Wisconsin	2
Wyoming	1
Total	770

NUMBERS BY DEPARTMENTS.

College	325
Graduate Studies	31
Engineering	111
Medicine	105
Law	225

MATRICULATED AFTER PUBLICATION OF LAST
CATALOGUE.

Donnally, John Cotton	Charleston, W. Va.
Law.

Corrected total for 1906-07

785

DEGREES.

Conferred on Final Day, Tuesday, June 11, 1907.

Bachelors of Arts:

BARRINGER, PAUL BRANDON, JR.,	University of Virginia.
DAVIS, MIRABEAU LAMAR THOMAS, JR.,	Norfolk, Va.
GIBSON, WILLIAM CURTIS,	Suffolk, Va.
HORNOR, ALBERT AURELIUS, JR.,	Helena, Ark.
HORNOR, JAMES TAPPAN,	Helena, Ark.
HUDSON, FREDERICK GREY, JR.,	Monroe, La.
IVEY, ELLIS VANDERSLICE,	Suffolk, Va.
JARRETT, MARK LAURENCE,	Alderson, W. Va.
JONES, WALTER BARHAM,	Norfolk, Va.
LAMB, WILLIAM BROCKENBROUGH,	Richmond, Va.
McLEMORE, JAMES SUGARS,	Memphis, Tenn.
McNAGNY, PHIL McCLELLAN,	Columbia City, Ind.
McVEIGH, CHARLES SENFF,	Richmond, Va.
MARSHALL, WILLIAM CLARKSON, JR.,	Winchester, Va.
NEFF, JOHN HENRY, JR.,	Harrisonburg, Va.
NELSON, THOMAS KINLOCH,	Theological Sem'y, Va.
ST. CLAIR, OTIS EUGENE,	Tazewell, Va.
SMITH, PHIFER,	Livingston, Ala.
SMYTHE, AUGUSTINE THOMAS, JR.,	Charleston, S. C.
TAYLOR, RICHARD VIPON, JR.,	Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAMS, RICHARD PARDEE, JR.,	Washington, D. C.

Masters of Arts:

CAMP, JOHN MADISON,	Franklin, Va.
Graduate V. M. I.
CAMP, PAUL RYLAND,	Franklin, Va.
Graduate V. M. I.
COTTERILL, ROBERT SPENCER,	Ewing, Ky.
B. A., Kentucky Wesleyan.
DINGUS, LEONIDAS REUBEN,	Wood, Va.
B. A., Milligan College.
FISHBURN, HARRY PROCTOR,	Ronoake, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
GOODWIN, ROBERT ARCHER, JR.,	Richmond, Va.
B. A., Richmond College.
GRAHAM, W. PATTON,	University of Virginia.
B. A., Emory and Henry College.
HAYDEN, HORACE EDWIN, JR.,	Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
A. B., Princeton University.
HODGE, FREDERICK ARTHUR,	Charlottesville, Va.
A. B., Virginia Christian College.
HODGES, GENTRY,	Jonesboro, Tenn.
B. A., Milligan College.
IVEY, ELLIS VANDERSLICE,	Suffolk, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
LAMB, WILLIAM BROCKENBROUGH,	Richmond, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
McCLURE, MATTHEW THOMPSON, JR.,	Spottswood, Va.
A. B., Washington and Lee University.
MYERS, WELDON THOMAS,	Broadway, Va.
A. B., Bridgewater College.
NELSON, THOMAS KINLOCH,	Theological Sem'y, Va.
B. A., University of Virginia.
REED, FRANK WALKER,	Wytheville, Va.
B. A., University of Nashville.
SEARS, OTIS BURGESS,	Farmville, Va.
A. B., Christian University; Ph. D., University of Virginia.
SIMPSON, THOMAS McNIDER, JR.,	Richmond, Va.
A. B., Randolph-Macon College.
THORNTON, WILLIAM MYNN, JR.,	Charlottesville, Va.
A. B., Hampden-Sidney College.

Doctors of Philosophy.

FLORY, JOHN SAMUEL,	Bridgewater, Va.
B. A., Bridgewater College.
Dissertation: "The Literary History of the German Baptists in America."
McCONNELL, JOSEPH MOORE,	Davidson, N. C.
M. A., University of Virginia.
Dissertation: "Southern Oratory from 1829 to 1860.
REED, FRANK WALKER,	Wytheville, Va.
B. A., University of Nashville.
Dissertation: "Singular Points in the Approximate Development of the Perturbative Function."
STONE, WILLIAM BEVERLEY,	Roanoke, Va.
B. A., M. A., University of Virginia.
Dissertation: "The Groups of Two, Three and Four Parameters of Space and Their Differential Invariants."
WAYLAND, JOHN WALTER,	Charlottesville, Va.
A. B., Bridgewater College.
Dissertation: "The German Element of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia."

Bachelors of Law:

ALEXANDER, ALBERT LISTER,	Shreveport, La.
BARR, EDWARD LEE,	Carlisle, Ky.
BIRD, CHARLES CECIL, JR.,	Baton Rouge, La.
BOULWARE, AUBIN LEE,	Richmond, Va.
BRIGHAM, EUGENE FOSTER,	Augusta, Ga.
BROOKE, HENRY LAURENCE,	Norfolk, Va.
BROWN, EDWARD WALTON,	Danville, Va.
BULLOCK, OTIS WILLIAM,	Simsboro, La.
BURSON, MAJOR EDWARD,	Bristol, Va.
CARMAN, ROBERT RICHARD,	Taylor, Md.
CARTER, ELLERBE WINN,	Fredericksburg, Va.
CARY, LUCIUS FALKLAND,	Richmond, Va.
CHICHESTER, CASSIUS MONCURE,	Charlottesville, Va.
CHRISTIAN, STUART GRATTAN,	Richmond, Va.
CLARK, GAYLORD LEE,	Mobile, Ala.
CLINKSCALES, JULIAN EDGAR,	Anderson, S. C.
CONRAD, LAIRD LEWIS,	Harrisonburg, Va.
COXE, WHITWELL WENTWORTH,	Roanoke, Va.
DALTON, TALBERT PERCY,	Front Royal, Va.
DODSON, EDWARD GRIFFITH,	Norfolk, Va.
DONNALLY, JOHN COTTON,	Charleston, W. Va.
EANES, EDWARD ENNIS,	Petersburg, Va.
EASLEY, JAMES STONE,	Houston, Va.
EMBREE, MORTON CASEY,	Princeton, Ind.
FLEETWOOD, OSCAR LEMUEL,	Dragston, N. J.
FOREMAN, ALVAN HERBERT,	Norfolk, Va.
GALT, HUGH BLAIR GRIGSBY,	Norfolk, Va.
HAMPTON, LEWIS ROUTT,	Winchester, Ky.
HART, JOHN WILLIAM,	Orange, Tex.
HETH, CLEMENT CRAIG,	East Radford, Va.
HUBARD, ROBERT THRUSTON,	Charlottesville, Va.
HUMPHREY, ALEX. POPE, JR.,	Glenview, Ky.
JONES, JAMES PARIS,	New Castle, Va.
KERN, FRANCIS ASBURY,	Winchester, Va.
KEYES, WAYNE WILLING,	Baltimore, Md.
LAMAR, WILLIAM PENDLETON,	Augusta, Ga.
LEWIS, HENRY STUART,	Jackson, N. C.
McVEIGH, CHARLES SENFF,	Richmond, Va.
MILLIKEN, WILLIAM,	Florence, Ala.
QUESINBERRY, HUBERT,	Fancy Gap, Va.
RAILEY, LAURENCE AMSDEN,	Versailles, Ky.
RICE, LEON LEFTWICH,	Belton, S. C.
ROBERTS, JOHN,	Abingdon, Va.
ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER STUART,	Staunton, Va.
SHACKELFORD, VIRGINIUS RANDOLPH,	Orange, Va.
SHACKLEFORD, THOMAS MITCHELL, JR.,	Tallahassee, Fla.
STRAYER, HARRY VENABLE,	Harrisonburg, Va.
STRICKLER, HARRY MILLER,	Alexandria, Va.
TAYLOR, GEORGE KEITH, JR.,	Mannboro, Va.
TERRY, WILLIAM WORTHINGTON,	Tye River, Va.
VAUGHN, GEORGE WILLIAM,	Lexington, Ky.
VISANSKA, ERNEST LEONARD,	Abbeville, S. C.
WALLACE, SAMUEL MAYNER,	Midway, Ky.
WARTH, HENRY CLAY,	Charlottesville, Va.
WAY, LUTHER BYNUM,	Norfolk, Va.
WEISS, SOLOMON,	New Orleans, La.
WEST, EUGENE RAGLAND,	Bellevue, Va.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES ERNEST,	Martinsburg, W. Va.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS JASPER,	Lynchburg, Va.
WILLIAMSON, HAROLD LEWIS A.,	Lexington, Ky.
WILSON, HENRY EVAN DAVIS,	Norfolk, Va.
WOODHOUSE, EDWARD JAMES,	London Bridge, Va.

Doctors of Medicine:

BROWN, HENRY PERONNEAU,	Brierfield, Va.
COLE, JOHN EUGENE,	Fredericksburg, Va.
COULTER, JAY CLARENCE,	West Sunbury, Pa.
DICKIE, HERBERT GRASTY,	Roseland, Va.
FORDHAM, GEORGE,	Greenwich, Conn.
GROOME, FREDERICK WILLIAM,	Newport News, Va.
HENRY, REGINALD BUCHANAN,	New York City.
HERBERT, WILLIAM PINCKNEY,	Broad Run, Va.
HOFFMAN, RICHARD McCORD,	Woodstock, Va.
HOUGH, FRANK,	Charlottesville, Va.
LIND, HENRY GRANT,	Harrisonburg, Va.
LONG, JOHN POMFRET,	Birmingham, Ala.
McMURDO, HEW BERNARD,	Charlottesville, Va.
MARSHALL, OTIS,	Barboursville, Va.
MASSEY, THOMAS HAMBDEN,	Hampton, Va.
MICHIE, HENRY CLAY, JR.,	Charlottesville, Va.
MOORE, ALEXANDER BERKELEY,	Aldie, Va.
PARSONS, HOUSTON HADDON,	Missoula, Mont.
PATTERSON, WILLIAM,	Harriston, Va.
PAYNE, WADE CLEVELAND,	Flat Run, Va.
PRICE, KILLIAN ADOLPHUS,	Gilbert, S. C.
ROBERT, JAMES JEHU,	Centreville, Miss.
ROSS, JOHN WALTON, JR.,	Rossview, Tenn.
SCOTT, ERNEST WINFIELD,	Endora, Ark.
SHOWALTER, ALEXANDER MERLE,	East Radford, Va.
SMITH, CHARLES MASON,	Fredericksburg, Va.
SPEAR, DAVID ADAMS,	Columbus, Ohio.
STUART, RICHARD HENRY, JR.,	Stratford, Va.
VAUGHAN, JAMES ALBERT,	Memphis, Tenn.
WHITE, THOMAS WISTAR,	Danville, Va.

Civil Engineers:

RENSHAW, ROBERT HENRY, JR.,	University of Virginia.
SMITH, CHARLES BASCOM,	Graham, Va.
TAYLOR, HENRY,	Richmond, Va.
VENABLE, ERNEST HAYMOND,	Charleston, W. Va.

Mechanical Engineers:

WEST, JOHN WINFREE,

Lynchburg, Va.

Electrical Engineers:

HUME, JOHN EDMUND NORRIS,

St. Elmo, Va.

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