Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1927, Page 24

24 557 WL ENROLL * INHIEH SHo0LS 737 1o Enter Five White In- stitutions and 220 in Colored. Names of eighth grade pupils who will enter the various high schools on Tuesday were made public | at the Franklin School vesterday aft ernoon. A total of will enroll_in the five white high schools and 220 in _the colored high schools. The names of the moted stu- together with ir division, and the high school they will enter, follow: ¢ FIRST DIVISION. Jackson School. To Business—Helen Ev well. To Central—Frances Cooper. To McKinley—William Hurh Dough- erty and Calvin Ellis Wood. To Western—John Farl Austin Botele; mpbell, Albert Duryee, Leslie Erwin Emery, William Matthew Harris, Tobin Franklin. Purnell, Daniel Per Sprin; . Theodore Frederic Staples and Mary Whitney Stuart. Brown School. To Western—Homer T. Booth mes T. Caldwell, Paul S. Dulaney, Gallther, Ralph Given ¢, Theodore D. Pimper. muel, Edward i yn G. Ault, Helen M. Butt, Eleanor M Josephine | stead, Janice Hol . Hustvedt, 'n Ruth Me: Bettie W. cott. To Central—Fred Burk, R. Wibur Mitchell, Jerome A. Pasternak, Claude C. Pierce, Margaret Abbe, Sydney T exander, Helen L. Black, Adela E. Cocke, H. Abigail Potter and Isabelle Stieg. To McKinlev—Daniel Bondareff, Phillp A. Dieterich, Louis R. Hird, Raymond R. Knight, Flournoy Olm- A. Savage. Margaret Ann Cline. Corcoran School. - .—Henry R. Beall, Mar- garet E. Cocker, Donald E. Harvey. Frances A. Neff, Helen E. Norris, Vir- finia M. Robert and Geneva R. Walker. To Central — Beatrice Berman, Charles E. Smith and Edward B. Talty. To Eastern—Sarah F. Wyman. To McKin' eldon M. Byrnes, Frederick P. 7misa and Russell H. Hill. ! To Western—Warren F. Draper, An. { fhony A. Latona and Samuel S. Levy. { ‘nassigned—Helen V. Anderson, Susie F. Hurst and John L. McDon- | ough. Curtis-Hyde _School. To Business—W. Russell Freebur- ger, Ralph L. Hurley, Lawrence W. Stewart, Vincent L. Sullivan, Virginia L. Compton, Audrey M. Day, A. Marie Ingalls, Aura L. Murphby, Eleanor.C. Schaefer, Mary E. Thompson and oma J. Wright. ! To Central—Gilbert . S. Elefsiades. | To Eastern—-J. Robert Greet. | To McKinley- ent. A. Birch, imer E. Corbi# A James A. Ready and Ruth Winston. To Western—Roger W. Beales, Bu- gene F. Case, Henry C. Collins, Rich- ard C. Drifmeyer, ‘Seymour _Kritt, Joseph H. Mattare, Charles D. Mc- Coy, Russell J. Rosenbagm, Roy L. Spiliman, Christopher L Vasiliow, Clara V. Benedict, Thelma Kendrick, Dorothy S. Kiatta, Violet E. Maler, Margaret E. Royston, Audrey M Bhreve and Alice E. Wolf. Unassigned—Thomas J. Mathers. Grant School. To Central—Joseph Catchings, Mor- ris Goist, Robert Lucas, William Ma- gon, Alonzo Thomas, Cornelia Clifford, Yivian Deeton, Sarah Grey and Miynon Yingling. To Business—John Bell, Frank Mar- gelllino, May Mattingly, Margaret Murray, Margaret Spalding and Iona Wedding. To McKinley—John Meany, Arleigh Baughan and John Bowers. John Eaton School. To Eastern—Harry H. Koenig. | "To Central—Dorothy Schiller, Grace M. Thayer, Helen F. Defrees, Nellie B. Hudson and Elizabeth Wiehle. To McKinley—John A. McNaugh- fon, Roy H. Yowell and Richard E. Ttoot. To Western—Clarence D. Gurewitz, ;. Alton Hanes, S. Reese Jones, Lewls R. Kengla, Frederic A. McCleary, Ed- imond H. Rhodes, Louis C. Scheibla, Cecelia Cochran, Avis H. McBride, Martha L. Surface, William Brockett, Walter B. Clarkson, Jiam D." Claudy, Donald N. George R. Dennitt, Fluckey, Edward B. Gibson, Alfred €. Glassell, Willlam A. Johnson, Wil- liam M. Kennedy, Benjamin P. Mau- borgne, Robert McClean, Daniel J. Murphy, Harry B. Ragland, Richard C. Root, Barry B. Townsend, Martha E. Brooks, Virginia A. Campbell, Mary L. Colbert, Elizabeth L. Devlin, | Imogen, S. Ficklen, Winnifred &. Frelot, Charlotte D. Kimball, Kath- arine 'B. Knox, Mary J. Middleton, Dorothy R. Moomaw, Molly W. Pa- gan, Anne L. Reed, Elinor Rose, Evalyn W. Schaffls, Helen A. Schnei- der and Catherine A. Toomey. Industrial Home. To Western—James Jenkins, Thel- ma Cook and Mary Jorda. Tenley-Janney School. To Business—Ruth Mayoma Darcey, Bessie Gorman, Thelma Lee Jenkins, Yrances I¢ dale, Audrey Mae Robey and Margaret rolyn Williams McKinley Manual Training— Walter Moulden Etker and Walter Frederick Scherer. Western—Dorothy Ruth Bell, rgaret Coe, Mary Elizabeth Dugan, George. Raymond Farrell, Mary Elizabeth Fletcher, Elsie Lols Osman, Willlam Beits Rodler, Ellen Pine Slemon, Harold Hammers Slick end Frances Mary Wilson. | SECOND DIVISION. Morgan School. To Central—Margaret Hughes, Arria G. McGinniss, Adele S. Merriam, Emily Parker and S8ara B. Taylor. o McKinley—Homez Beall and Lewls Dawasx THIRD DIVISION. ‘Whittier School. To Central—Thomas Lindsey, Isa- bell L. Dahl and Charlotte H. Warren. To McKinley—Wesley B. Harding. ¥thel L. Payne and Florence Mae ‘Whitcomb. To Business—Willlam J. Scott, Han. mah V. Casale, Fannie Casale, Sarah 1. Hamilton, Mildred E. Mayn, Doro thy V. McCleary and Elizabeth 8. Omden, To Central—Louis Allen, Tracy C. Coleman, Guy E. Crampton, Donald Mason, Ida Louise Mose: | Miller, Kenneth R. Nurse, Robert T. Snure, Charles Trundle, James Turn- | bull, Woodworth Williams, Winter- smith Rice, Betty Alexandet, Priscilla Barrows, Marguerite Culve, Phillis G. Deemer, Margaret Hedgcock, Edith Hopkins, Loraine Lincoln, Frances Pryor and Dorotha J. Sedgwick. To McKinle=—Armstead Colman ana James P. Marsnall. To Business—Ruth E. Woolhiser. To Ct Balderston, Joseph B. Boj tobert M. Boteler, Eugene Bush abeth S. Cain, Grace | bett, B. Cantella, Towers Doggett, Margaret Farmer, Julia M. Hunter, Giibert Linville, Berenice E. Stevens, Jane | . Sudduth and Norman E. Willlams. | To McKinley—Charles W. Bennett, | Richard P. Graham, James Hart, Maury F. Norfleet and Joseph W. Yanick. To Business—Mary V. Coppage, Ada M. Donath, Bernard C. Eisenberg, Ar- thur M. Ingalls, Vernon E. Johnson, John G. Lambert, William R. Lewis, Josephine S. Wells and Sylvia H. White, Henry D. Cooke School. To Business—Jeannette Sidman. To Central—Margaret Butler, Ros- coe Carte, Helen Ruth Cook, Louise | G. Cossette, Edwin C. Creecy, Mark | Katherine Dickle, Rosa Mae | Bernice §. Falk, Jack R.| rjorie E. Goldsmith, Kate n_Gruver, Frank Hand, Dorothy A. Hurd, Theodora Lambros, J. Everett McMahon, Alacia H. Mooney, Allen M. Ross, Cecelia Rhoade, Charles J. Sidman, Rex C. Smith, | Doris Triem, Thomas D, Webb and | Richard Williams. | To McKinley—Paul Beckham and Louis Falcone, | To Western—Helen R. Arons, John W. Keys, Elizabeth H. McGowan and Margaret Yakel. | Truesdell School. To Business—Roland Hargett, Ernest A, Heinrich, Theodore L. Heit- muller, Irene E. Baxter, Evelyn L. Fenton, Viola V. Fleming, Hazel B. Hawkins, Helen Lee, Wilhelmina Lorenzen, Daisy B. Neal, Dorothy M. Rector, Edith B. Rock and Dorothy 1. Zepp. | To McKinley—Thomas _Grayson | Carter, Samuel Lewis Diskin, Ralph C. Williams and Harry B. White. To Central—Bernie E. Swaim, Norma E. Beckett, L. Jane Brooke, | Francis G. High, Adelaide Holober, Bertha Holtzman, Mildred Leventhal, 7. Maxine Smith, Dorothy T. Swaim, Elizabeth Taylor and Teresa Weitz. FOURTH DIVISION. Force School To Business—Mary G. Crawford, Helen M. Curtain, Carlton Baton, Hazel E. Phillips, Sara Ross and Charles W. Spates. To Central—Marie Adams, J. Barry Cormany, Aletta Dawson, N. June Lovewell, -Louis Gallun and Ray Hea- Paul Bobbitt, Carl W. Mary E. Harrison, John A.| Terrence Smith and Clarence Gray. To Western—John K. Arnold, jr.; William O. Boswell, Dorothy V. Cates, | Doris E. Cover, John M. Dove, jr.; Dorothy Glassford, Chester Hogentog- ler, Marion Hume, Milton Kaminsky, James H. Lynch, Mary McG. Patton, Stewart Prather, Virginia L. Robey, Emily E. Schroeder, Conway W. Thom -2d Mildred E. True. FIFTH DIVISION. Brookland School. To Business—Mary Di Meglio, C. Virginia Horgan, Eva C. Howlin, Mary Shanahan, Frances Sibley and Wesley Wright. To Central—Alice B. Clark and Wil- liam T. Goucher. To Eastern—Bertha L. Lipscomb. To McKinley—Laura May Aldrich, Lucy R. Fleet, 8. Amelia Maxey, Zd- ward S. Barber, Lawrence U Gutillan, Christopher U. Facchina, Co- lumbus J. Facchina, John D. Maxey and Edward 8. Turner.. John Burroughs School. To McKinley—Paul W. Clarke, Wil- son F. Dawson, Edwin A. Eisenhart, John M. Kemper, Robert W. Lindsay, E. Sterling Moorhead; John T. Parke, G. Ellis Pendleton, Frank L. M. Plager, Gordon K. Srivers, Delmas C. Stutler, Harold W. Weishaupt, Ernst H. Winter, Ruth H. Brown, Elizabeth A. Castell, Catherine E. Dampler and Irene E. Rollin: Private schools—Bertha M. Bell and Lilllan G. Landis. Gales School. To Business—Dominick C. Danna, William A. Gibson, Joseph L. Goozh, Frank K. Puglisi, Mary K. Cullinan, Vanda Del Grasso, Helen R. English, Alma L. Gauvreau, Sylvia Goozh, Dorothy L. Hyde, Donatina Lozupone, Mary A. Manganaro, Carmella F. Pagliaro, Mary. G. Poyner, Alice M. Ridolfi, Grace M. Streeks and Maxine M. Vorhees. To Eastern—Mary A. Baker, Prin- cess G. Lamp, Helen R. Levitt and Shirley E. Levitt. To_Central—Arthur Goozh and Syl- van H. Lappen. To McKinley Manual Training— Andrew J. Anessl, Lawrence W. Cecil, Alexander H. Cotsoni, Edward H. Heller, Edward G. Frowert, Leo C. Peruzzi, Benjamin F. Peed, Willlam 1. Racoosin and Sylvan Yuter. Langdon—Woodridge School. To Business—Frances Hamlin, Edith M. Imlay, Kathryn O'Meara and Robert R. Robins. To Eastern—Lois M. Belfield, Marian J. Foster, Doris F. Mattill, Emma C. Phelps, Anna Mae Simms and Vir- ginla M. White. To McKinley—Elsie M. Dunn, Bren- ton W. Nutter, Leonard J. Skelton and Virginia Trullinger. James Monroe School. To Business—David Ableman, Hen- ry Cohen, Leona E. Draeger, Anna M. Kneas, Sylvia B. Kurland, Eleanore | L. Middlekauff, Annie Raine, Joseph | O. Rock, Helen M. Rubin, Josephine | F. Sparks, Louis J. Urciolo, Eva M. Wolpe and Sarah Silverman. | Central —Jullan L. Altman, | Douglas, Philip 8. Fox,,| L. King, J. Marshall Mathias and Freda Simon. | To McKinley — William R. cm,;l Robert T. Frank, Joseph J. Pilla and A. I. Sanderson. To. Business—Mary R. Appertl, Evelyn R. Brown, John L. Kinsinger, Harriet Z. Poole, Catherine M. Shepherd, Maurice H. Warsaw and James E. Williamson. Park View Platoon School. To Business—Carl F. Meyers, Bev. | erly A. Pulliam, Hunter H. Rowo, Ewald C. Schneider, John T. Simons, Hermana_T. Barneveld, Dorothy P. Callan, Viola M. Crawford, Alice H, Crump, Elizabeth M. Foresta, Lilllag | V. Hais, Bernice M. Ledbetter, Doro- | thy E. Ledbetter, Audrew K. Lee, Ida Lewis, E. Marie Lund, Marie G. Marcellino, Mary C. Robinson, Doro- thy A. Saunders, Catherine Skinner and Betty A. Story To Central—Howard S. Brooks, Sid- ney M. Collegeman, Francis H. Craw- ford, Harry J. Haynes, A. Rudolf Lofstrand, Carl S. Saphos, Eugene J. Staniszewski, Thelma C. Appleby Irma A. Bradley, Dorothy M. Briggs, Carol C. Burke, Ethel F. Crawford, May H. Cullinane, Mary E. Dudley, Beatrice Hoffman, Sylvia Lurla, Gertrude L. MacDonald, Clara H. Rolando, Helen R. Sherfey and Anna_Udoff. | To McKinley—James N. Beck, Alton | B. Brown, Daniel A. Clark, J. Ells- | worth Everett, jr.; Austin J. Hall, r.; William A. Johnson, Charles E. Lederer, Alfred Reichman, Howard B. | Rickenbacher, Walter Solomon, C. Temple, Thomason, Thearle B. Thomp- son and Emma Carroll Gibbs. ‘To Western—Annette R. Lidoff and Leah E, MacArthur, [} THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, SIXTH DIVISION. Mary Paull, Eilzabeth M. Riordon, |nell, Blair School. man. To Central—George M. Abdo and Evelyn B. Hillerson. To McKinley—Melville Le Compte.|win Y. Holland, To Eastern—Raymond E. Atkins, | Karl Grinder, | james W. Brown, Wilbur L. Court-| Dav! Mate: Marta Jean Woolhiser and Meltha |ney, John C. Cunningham, Thomas V. | Rez; 4 | Gerhold, Le Roy L. Gladstone, D« Rubins, Emmett Russell, Howard M. |louise F. Everhart, Inez V. Sadler | C. Magruder, Milton J. Taylor, Leroy | F. Walker, Maurine S. Allison,’ Lil | H. Baler, Frances Carroll, Eveiyn Cor- Sylvia Donovitz, Holtzclaw, Catherine E. Howard, Anna | Kathryn W. Garrett, Helen M. Gelger, M. Juenemann, Angelina _Manilli, | Ruth V. Johnston, Esther R. Katze: Dorothy L. Ordey, Mildred Emma C. Rock, Marion Saffell, | Payne, Ruth H. Phillipps, Bessie M. Dorothy Stewart and Louise Zimmer: | Reese, Frances A. Shannon, Mar-. guerite M. Simpson, Thelma Voight, Olive M. Welch and Beatrice E. Urnaker. To McKinley—Harry English. Madison ‘School. To Business—Violet G. Amorosi, Edmonds School. To Pastern—Walter R. Bean, Ed- rafton H. J. Lusb R. Newell i John F. Pitts, Lou <, Richard W. Righter, Philip Melvin A. J. rley, Dorothy R. Anderson, Violet M. Brown, Anita Burch, Agnes Margaret M. ' Covington, Elizabeth ~W. Frit {vade, Harry|and Evelyn M. Schildknecht. To Easfern—Harry Chaconas, Cas- per T. Fogle, Edward N. Johnson, Clinton L. Layer, Clinton G. 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