1886-87 - Brock Historical Museum of Greensboro College

24. GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.
GLENN MEDAL.- Offered by Mrs. Dr. C. M. Glenn, in
memory of Dr. R. W. Glenn, to be awarded to the young
lady who attains the highest proficiency in Elocution.
LUCY MCGEE MEDAL.- Offered by Miss Dora D.
Jones, in memory of her mother, Mrs. Lucy McGee Jones,
for the best Essay written for graduation by a member
of the Senior Class. To be decided by impartial judges
having no connection with the Institution.
BAXTER PHILLIPS SCHOLARSHIP MEDAL. Offered
by Mr. Thos. J. Gill, of Laurinburg, N.C., in memory of
the late Rev. Baxter Phillips, for the highest grade of
scholarship in the Junior Class.
Gold Medals Awarded at Commencement of 1887.
Chopin Medal.- Miss Alice R. Exum, Wayne Co., N. C.
Glenn Medal.- Miss Alice B. Exum,
Art Medal.- Miss Lora Hagan, Greensboro,
Lucy McGee Medal.- Miss Maggie V. Smith, Greensboro,
N. C.
Baxter Phillips Medal.- Miss Hattie I,. Dail, New
Berne, N. C.
Post Graduates
Those young ladies who have received a diploma from
the College and retain or resume their connection with
the Institution, in any of its departments, are styled Post
Graduates. There are several studies which may be
profitably pursued by our graduates, in addition to the
superior advantages offered in the department of Music
and the Fine Arts.