Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 10

’ -~ / : . o o ed toplc of Amer-|porary art: First prize, Laur: Loujse Bannerman, Central High DIPLOMAS PRESENTED Otho_ Lionel Newman, | Pollock; second - prize, W Waldo | School: second university. Frances = Thomas F. Walsh prize, awarded to|Girdner. Chi Omega prize in philos- | Randolph, Central High School; third 2 FOUR HUNDRED GEORGE ;’nn‘ candidate for sr;dul:!lon ;lho, ophy: Alma Paralee Dehler. gntl."?‘?’hvt‘r‘:”::h!r;:r:f{yce:;:?elnux‘afih 4 aving maintained a high standard sy R 1 ichool; four! . = 3= 4 & / of scholarship In history, produces|mamsy. comcoisd oo tin arner 8ol |sick, Western High School; fifth uni- NAVs WASHINGTON STUDENTS | the best easax on a designated period | the graduating class who shall have | Yersity, R. Campbell Starr, Central > of the history of England: Nell Boyd | attained tho highest average grade |Hi&h School; sixth university, Eliza- B A — ’fl‘l.)’loh lll-:. KA‘CIIlt‘:urlprl:e, nw.;ueg in the entire course for the degree|Peth Dorsey, Western High School. or excellence in English: Elizabeth | or bachelor of laws: Basil H. Dol- — TR (Continued from Third Page.) Barnest. Willie E. Fitch prize, for fite. Herrick prize, awarded to that| Swedish women of all claases are par- 1215 F STREET and 1214 to 1218 G STREET - i R highest excellence in all branches of | member of the graduating class (ex- | ticularly fond of flowers, and In pro- Hours—8:45 to 5:30 Sowaik ol xa. Jaschiction (§] | Towers. District of Columbia, Robert|chemistry: Ellls Haworth. Gardner | cepting the winner of the gold med- | portion to its size and population Stock- of a name surrender judg- 2% Augustus Tron, District of Columbla; (G. Hubbard prize, awarded to that|al) who shall have attained the high- | holm contains more flower shops than ment, hoodwink'd.—Couper Bolon Bailey Turner, Arkansas; Earle | ¢andidate for graduation who has|est grade in the entire work of the|any other European city. Wilbur_ Wallick, 1Iilinois; George Maintained during four years high|third year: Howard C. Kilpatrick. OR more than fifty (Y| | Lester weyler. Kansas: Lorenzo Daw | standing in American history and | mocstens: Tniriimeropselcipatricle C 5 . ) Whitakor, District of Columbia; War- |Produces the best essay touching|to that member of the graduating wax and Pohsh Yo F] ) ¢ CORNWELL S L\ B ren Jennison Willis, Minnesota; Lee [S0me assigned period in American | class (excepting the winners of the . ur oors years 14 Ross Wilson, Ohio; Kenneth Carson |history: Gladys' Rosamond, Twele. | American Law Book Company and Specializes in Draperies b h h ok Wiseman, New Mexico; John Willlam- | Dletzgen prize, for cxcellence in | Herriok prizes) who shell have Bt 5 : the New wa has been the watchword o 3 son Wood, Distriet” of Columbla; | sophomore drawing: W. H. 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