Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1926, Page 26

_% DR. LEWIS URGES CENTRAL HIGH CLASS TO CHQOS L RIGHT COLLEGE Tells 548 Graduates to B(' Carrful in Selection of In- stitution—President Graham of School fud Care in the selection of a coll was urged upon the 548 membe: the Central High School zraduating class by William Mather Lewis, president of George Washington Un versity, in his commencement dress last night in the schos torfum. Mr. Lewis told the graduates there are 600 high-grade colleges in the country which will receive on an | average of 1,000 new students next F What T want to urge is that there | is a certain college which would fit each of you admirably and it is up | to you to find it. I hope that day American parents will much time in the selection of lege for their children as they do | in the selection of an automobile. a college by read- You mnust n a personal visit and examine them just as you would an automobil Dr. Learned Presides. Dr. H. B. Learned of the Board of |\ Education was the presiding officer, while E. C. Graham, p {dent of the boare J\\.‘lrdml the diplomas. Rev. Rolert S. Barnes, pastor uf~ the | Dumbarton Avenue Methodist E ~opal Church, pronounced the invo tlon, Al\n\ W. Miller, principal of Cen- tral, announced the following schol- arship and honor awards atter Dr.| address: olarship awards Gurney, Lewis_ Dembit Shull, Willlam W. D Cooke, Howard Van d H. Willis, J. Cantield Ford C. Ivy L. ticchio, Lverett . D LeRoy, Frieda A. Barsky, Ruth M. Brown. Margaret Virginia | Norton, Stepher *. McCle . ell C. Crain, jr.: Elizabeth | Benjamin A. P. Doehrer, Louis Gertler and s | beth Board Aw m‘ds Diplomas. Alleen Campbell, Ruth Campbell, Carol ¢ | Elizabeth Carpenter, Anna Kate Carte, Winifred Marie Cham- Ruth Belle Helen Carter, Nell Monroe Childs, Chindblom, Mildred Louise Wilton Cocke, Mary »glan, Neliie Winsiow Cole- aret Colison, Carol Myrtle Collis, Adine Pridmore Colvin, Ceril Charlotte-Emma _ Cousins, Margarat Jane Cranford, Myrtle Louise Creel, Cynthia Adeline Crocker, Muriel Es- telle ( O genia Agnes Cuvillier, Eleanor Amelia , Eva Elizabeth Davis, Helen El th Davis, Mar- garet Deering Davis, Marian Eliza- Deakins, Mary Louise Deep, weth Degnan, Dorothy Cecelia Frances Gertrude Rosalie eill Dimmette, May Figrence Virginia Marquand Doyle, Theresa Dreeben, Helen Cutting Drew, Hazel .\ ry l)ulmn Isabel Dynes, Juliet Edes, Mabel Morton v le Margaret Elsworth, Margaret Esch, Margaret Beall verett, Kath- e Frances Louise l-e- \hl(hcd v berlain, Christine Cleveland, Louise man, M erine Louise ¥arrell, Feinstein, Eugenia Joan ¥ jeda Frankel, Allce Alice Ellen Fred- and Helen Watson Fry. Dorothy Caroline Funk, Constance Ganoe, Jeanette Garrison Gartside, Doris M Gasque, Elisabeth Marth. ue, Mary Judith Gayle, Henrietta La Fay Gentry, Ruth Eve- Giles, Frances Ruth _Gillette, ine Goodman, Margaret Ridgely Goodwin, Catherine Lucille f, Jennette Virginia Graham, An- en, Lucy Howlett Clara Guiliani, Mar- . Helen Jane Haas. Doro- eric THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 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