History of Randolph-Macon College, Virginia / The Oldest Incorporated Methodist College in America

by Richard Irby

A. B.

R. H. Hood, North Carolina.
James T. Myers, Maryland.
Alfred C. Ray, Virginia.
Clarence H. Rector, Virginia.

B. S.

Homer H. Sherman, Virginia.

D. D.

Rev. W. T. Young, Virginia. Conference.

Sutherlin Medalist.—Joseph Deming Langley, Virginia. Murray Medalists.—Scholarship, Homer H. Sherman, Virginia; Proficiency, Thomas M. Jones, Virginia.

[Illustration: RANDOLPH-MACON ACADEMY, FRONT ROYAL, VA., BUILT 1892.]

[Illustration: JOS. N. LATHAM, Pace Medalist, 1892.]

[Illustration: JAMES E. WAMSLEY, Prof. Kentucky Wesleyan College.
Murray Medalist.]

[Illustration: [A collage of four photographs arranged in a square, captioned "PRESIDENT'S HOUSE, PROFESSOR'S HOUSE, GYMNASIUM, RAIL ROAD STATION, ASHLAND, VA.">[]

[Illustration: REV. JAMES T. MYERS, A. B., Missionary to Japan.]

SESSION 1893-1894.

A. M.

E. C. Armstrong, Maryland.
B. W. Arnold, Jr., Virginia.
*R. Ferguson, Sr., Virginia.
R. Ferguson, Jr., Virginia.
*John W. Jones, Idaho.
Frank G. Newbill, Virginia.
Andrew Sledd, Virginia.
James E. Wamsley, Virginia.
A. M. Hughlett, Virginia.

* Under the old law existing when his A. B. was taken.