Hood County Texas Genealogical Society
DATA, RULES, AND REGULATIONS OF
GRANBURY COLLEGE
Contributed by Shirley Mendelson & Virginia Hale
A
Gold Medal, $10, will be awarded to the young lady in the Junior or the Senior
class who reads the best original composition in the most elocutionary
manner. This medal was founded by the
Faculty in 1877.
A
competent committee shall be appointed, and criticize [sic] the fol. points:
1.
The
subject matter and count 50 or less.
2.
The
mechanical execution, including penmanship, paragraphing, punctuation,
capitals, syntax, and general neatness.
Count 50 or less.
|
1878 |
Miss
Florence Ambercrombie |
of
Hood County |
|
1879 |
Miss
Lizzie Dalton |
of
Jack County |
|
1880 |
Miss
Edna Brous |
of
Stephens County |
|
1881 |
Miss
Ida Lemons |
of
Parker County |
|
1882 |
Miss
Ronda Caulder |
of
Hood County |
|
1883 |
Miss
Fannie Trammell |
of
Coryell County |
|
1884 |
Miss
Bettie Robertson |
of
Limestone County |
|
1885 |
Miss
Mollie Crites |
of
Hood County |
|
1886 |
Miss
Fannie Stone |
of
Hood County |
|
1887 |
Miss
Laura Lyle |
of
Hood County |
|
1888 |
Miss
Ruth Dysart |
of
Bosque County |
|
1889 |
Miss
Florence Farr |
of
Bosque County |
|
1890 |
Miss
Florence Farr |
of
Hood County |