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22 1J00ARE TO START HIGH SCHOOL WORK Elementary Courses Ended and Change Will Take Place This Week. More than 1,100 elementary school children will receive certificates of graduation entitling them to enter the District high schools at. the midyear commencement exercises Wednesday and Thursday. i Listed according to divisions and the high schools they expect to enter, the young graduates are: DIVISION 1. E. V. Brown School, M. H. Berry, teacher: To Central—Philip Burka, Bolivar J. Lloyd, Robert C. Nixon, Richard B. Owen and John Vonstoudeg. ‘To McKinley—John B. Clapp, Rob- ert L. Eller, John A. Kneipp, Stanley T. Taylor and Bruce W. Taylor. To Western—Randal B. Adams, Ray- mond Berthrong, Otis B. Johnson, W. Pyke Johnson. A. Macfarlane Knappen, James E. Mather, George D. McAfee, Alva G. Nye, John W. Ray, Stanley K. Scheibe, David W. Ward, John A. ‘Yznaga, Nancy L. Brehm, Elizabeth W Catron, Margaret H. Clark, Mary H. Clapp, Janet V. Crandall, Florence B. Eslin, Margaret L. Gaddis, Mary D. Holler, Mildred B. Klein, Dorothy W. Lee, Marion Maynard, M. Margaret Mowen, Sarah L. Potbury, Cornelia Roberts, Eleanor R. Robinet, Dorothy K. Roudabush, A. Mary Smith, Flora E. Waldman and Kathryn M. Wells. Curtis School, M. E. Mallon, teacher: ‘To Business—Sylvia M. Aaronson, Louise M. Batt, Elizabeth E. Brewer, Margaret W. Bromley, Agnes M. Faunce, Alicia T. Finley, 1. Bernice Gates, L. Eloise Gill, Thelma P. Kenny, E. Arline Leger, Josephine H. Lucas, Evelyn L. Sellers, Lollie I. Street and Gertrude R. ‘Wallace. To Central—John L. Dorsey. ‘To McKinley—William A. Athe, Kendall Croson, Willlam G. Howard, J. Allen Marceron, jr.; William Rosenthal, al(‘:(mon Shapiro and Joseph H. Stom- To Western—Dorothy R. Boree, Hazel M. Cardwell, E. Irene Follin, Theresa L. Hongell, Catherine E. Rohrer, Winifred R. Sias, Sadah L. Ward, Molly P. Wil- liams, Henry O. Becker, W. Vincent ! Bour, A. James Embrey, jr.; 5 Fletcher, Charles B. Miller, James H. Miller, James M. Mullen, Alfred J. Od- done, Paul V. Snow, Theodore Shapiro and Maurice M. Sullivan. Unassigned—Frederick H. Flaherty. John Eaton School, Viola Offut, | teacher: To Central—John Robert Wells, Hes- ter Merritt Rayner and Viola Richter. ‘To McKinley—Clarence Edwin Bell. To Western—Carl John Langmack. Lois Jean Teoka Bandholtz, Malcolm A. Levi. Clara Jean Langmack, Robert Sanford Osborne, Louise Martin, Harold Francis Pellegrin, Janet McCallum, Louis Franklin Rice, Dorothy Vivian McDonald, Robert Keirle Stewart, Ruth Minerva Merwin, Charles Wilbur ‘Thomas, Isle Ernestine Marie Prossi- nagg, Martha Lee Bowman, Martha Frances Roth, Anne Claude, Carolyn Pierpont Wilbourn, Mary Aimee Hall | and Margaret Ellen Williamson. John Eaton School, M. A. Holloran, teacher: To McKinley—Sheridan Ferree, Jo- seph Furr, John Moore and Russell Verbrycke. To Western—John Caskey, Iler Fair. child, George Griswold, Russell Hether- ington, James Lampe, Laidler Mackall, Harry Riley, Fletcher Tilton, Martha Brawner, Alice Preeny, Dorothy Gawler, Shirley Hayes, Frances Henderson, Eleanore Poole, Alethia Robinson, Ro- berta Rouzer, Margaret Sanford, Sallie Btearns and Wilma Witherow. G;nt School, M. M. Lockwood, cher: To Business—Marie Bellas, Bessie B. Chadwell, Helen Gilman, Esther V. In- galls, Clara G. McGovern, Rosalie M. Perrone and Ethel Susser. To Central—Isadore Kaplowitz and Louis Weisblatt, ‘To Western—Mary J. Head, Travers ‘W. Gardner, Charles E. Reynolds and + Dorothy B. Young. J. F. Oyster School, E. E. Darneille, teacher: 1 To McKinley—Hyman Kossow and Jrving Sherwood Lichtman. To Western—Reginald Edward Fen- ! mell, Marshall Crapon Guthrie, - . beth Garmen Hall, Margaret Stanley Elizabeth Schaefer Johnston, ‘Tracy Johnston and Elizabeth Billingslea Robins. Jackson School, M. Tavenner, teacher: ‘To McKinley—Beatrice E. Pease, Jo- seph A. Hall, Samuel lasky and Wil- bert R. Perry. To Western—Senora_ R. Easterson, Elizabeth F. Floegel, Eleanor Harris, Carolyne V. Hereford, Dorothy A, Here- ford, Mary S. Hunt, Helen M. Lenehan, Frances E. McCaughey, Evelyn L. Mc- Dowell, Rita M. Miller, M. Madaline . Morgan, Ruth E. Morrison, Anna L. / Nichol, Evelyn Patterson, Elizabeth J. Pichard, Robert W. Beckham, Richard [ William W. Cohill, Francis J. tephen P. Hatchett, Daniel , R. Howard, George G. Lenehan, Maur- ice B. Sinsheimer, H. Leroy Weaver, | H. Foster Wilkinson, jr, and Winthrop | C. Wolfe. | . Tenley-Janney School, G. V. Young, geacher: ‘To Business—G. Fern Atkyns, Roland i Danlels and Catherine L. Hauser. ! _ To Central—Morris L. Harry, Charles L. Shuffie and Francess M. Smith. To McKinley—J. Bernard Duvall, H. Clyde Hopkins, Elva D. Robey, Robert P. Lathrop and Joseph J. Miller. ‘To Western—Eleanor L. Albaugh, Harold E. Boesch, Robert J. Burdette, Francis C. Burrows, Ione L. Casto, Hel- en F. Decker, Charles W. Fletcher, W. Ralph Gray, George W. Habicht, Nor- man R. Hagen, Russell J. Harry, Ken. neth M. Huddleson, Beverly M. Jen- nings, Willard R. Jones, Mary E. Keeler, Eileen J. Killmon, Clayton D. Loughran, William W. Moses, Dorothy E. Moulton, | James E. Parker, Henry W. Zachman and Agnes E. Zens. DIVISION 2. Morgan School, S. B. Kent, teacher: + 'To Business—Mary Stephanson. ‘To Central—Mildred A. Cooper and Amy E. Klawans. ‘To McKinley—Philip M. Davenport. ‘To Western—Rachel Ann Perry. Brightwood School, M. L. Crocker, feacher: | . To Central — Alice Beatrice Alpert, WNora Louise Belote, Elizabeth Hartung, Lucile May Hessick, William John Hickey, Thelma Florence Hockensmith, ! Theresa Frances Hockensmith, Arthur ; Kanelopoulos, Katherine Eleanor Kes- | Jer, Sydney Leventhal, Charles Harry Mayer, Ralph Edward McAleer, Ells- | worth Leroy McIntosh, Marjorie Elea- . mor Mertz, Swananoa Grace Parker, Dudley Graham Skinker, Mary Mar- L. garet Strong, Melba McLaurin Thomas and Doris Wulff. To Business—John George Adams, | Elmer Gist McKimmie, Frances Cohen, Dorothy Mildred Poole, Romaine Sul- Livan Jones, Gladys Jane Tabinski and Bella Sarah Kessler. To McKinley — Harry Payne Berg- mann, Albert Russel Nelson, Bernard Elmer Griffis, William Addison Stillions, Adolph Lurig and Benson Oliver Walker. DIVISION 3. Henry D. Cooke School, E. W. Tracy, her: To Central—Louis Hutchins, John Kemon, Harry Lamson, George Pare, Margaret D. Haven and Helen N. ‘Thomas. ‘To Western — Helen L. Armstrong, Frances R. Brainerd, Margaret Mahin and Elizabeth Williams. To Business—James Taylor and Eva Gorman. Unassigned—Elizabeth V. White. Cooke School, B. L. ';001, teacher: \ o Business—Mary V. Lipphard. To Central—Carl C. Cook, Attilio B. Falcone, William Gorewitz, Gladys M. Harrison, Emily W. Johnston, Mary L. Koundouriotis, Edith H. Laws, Mary E. Moore and Jane Grey Walters. Western—Madelina R. Daidone and Vivian D. Reed. Hubbard School, Agnes M. Muntz, teacher: To Central—Wade Bryan Cundiff, Hazel Marie Early, John Carl Eckhardt, Dorothy Ecgloff, Margaret Florence | | Fera, William Hawley Garren, Marie Louise Haeringer, Gladys Thelma Jones, | Alvin Irving Kay, Frank Kocsis, Florence Elizabeth La Scola, Lorraine Goldsmith Leon, Edna Mae Miller, Rebecca Ann Paugh, Beatrice Frances Phelps, Margaret Juanita Rapee, Donald Joseph Raub, Mark Twain Reinhart, Jean Roberts Rozzelle, Walter Kenneth Scott, James Morrison Smith, Myrtle Romaine Stevens, Virginia Peck Tate and Wilheimene Warnick. To Business—Charlotte Beaumont | Bailey, Mary Sue Mothershed, Bertha Louise Oakley, Margaret Smith, Edna | Mae Stein and Jeannette Wolowitz, To McKinley—James Randolph Kee- ton, William Aubrey Prince, Wilson | Leger Scruggs, John Bowles Trundle and Robert Wray. Keene School, H. E. King, teacher: To Business—George W. Astlin, | Eleanora A. Burgess, Nellie V. Car- ruthers and Mabel M. Perone. To Central—Thomas H. Council, Bertha Lacey and Ernest Underwood. To McKinley—Thomas Garton. Takoma School, F. W. teacher: To Central—James Ferry, Danyse Hutchison, Margaret Hutchinson, Lois | Judge, Carol Little, Virginia Martin, Harold Moorman, William McNary, | James Parsons, Mildred Smith, Wood ! Thomas and William Winship. To McKinley—Flora McKenzie, Doris | Renneberger, James Sampselle and | Theodore Wright. To Maryland—John Mygatt. DIVISION 4. Force-Adams School, teacher: To Business—Jacob Chernikoff and| Julia D. Kosmas. i To Central—Domenico Cataldi, Mario | J. Geraci, Samuel Glaben and Roderick | B. Royce. To McKinley—Andrew Adam, R. Hugo Brooks and Carroll W. Shoe- maker, To Western—George F. Mahoney and | Roberta I. Nagle. Force-Adams School, Sara P. Rouse, teacher To Central—Allan R. Groom. To Western—Charles J. Brown, Vera A. Hanson, Evan H. Humphrey, ir.; Lawton E. Inabinet, James'F. Johnson, jr.; Harrfet M. Kerschner, Jane S. Kromer, Anna L. Meyers, Evelyn L. Morgan, Betsy B. Van Voorhis and Genevieve A. Wood. Force-Adams School, M. Burbank, teacher: To Business—Elizabeth I. Byron. ‘To Central—Roger W. Stoner. To McKinley—John S. Jacobsen. To Western—Raymond E. Lewis, | Hugh B. Meloy, Mildred E. Becker, Doris Holland, Hilda M. Shannon and Ann Tharin. To Abbott Vocational School—Valen- tine Ghelmini. DIVISION 5. Brookland School, L. E. Emmerman, teacher: | To Central—Dan J. McKenna and | L. Calvin Osborn. To Business—Angelina M. Bocabella, Cecilia F. Bocabella and Helen F. Mc- Intosh. To McKinley—J. William Cotter, Le- land V. Cox, Evelyn M. Glasscock, John | F. Hallock, George F. Harting, C. Paul | Meriilat, Frederick W. Nau, Ethel C. Trainor and Marian Boswel Brookland School, N. B. Kingkendall, teacher: To Central—Donald W. Richardson, ‘To Business—Helen R. Luebkert and Virginia M. Wells. To McKinley—Theodore C. Barnett, Mildred E. Carlton, Eugene C. Draley, James B. Edmunds, Thomas J. Fen tress, Frances M. Ferguson, Kathryn A. Gillis, Marjorie B. Henry, Eleanor M. Higgins, Richard H. Hoagland, Ara May Hoover, Walter D. James, Edwin P. Perry, James Shanahan, Eloise D. Sny- der and Miriam I. Stackhouse. John Burroughs School, O. H. Cork-} ery, teacher: To McKinley—Elmer Breen, Kath- erine E. Caden, Evelyn R. Coukley, Thelma V. Counts, Catherine E. Edel- blut, Margaret L. Grossman, Frederick B. Haskell, Howard J. Haynes, Helen L. Kushner, Lloyd H. Llewellyn, Elizabeth H. Middleton, Helen M. Pratt, Melba M. Price, Martha H. Quinn, James B. Robinson Evelyn A. Ross, Elinor F. Scott, Helen L. Tewisse and Nicholas C. ‘Western. To Western—Ruth S. Stone. Gales School, Katherine L. Carroll, teacher: To_Eastern—Joseph A. Geasso, Mario F. Gregorio, Annie M. Bryant, Vir- ginia M. Connery, Helen V. Hoover, Eethel J. Smithwick and Helen M. Werner. ‘To Central—Beatrice Hunter, Mary A. Hunter, Evelyn A. Lingebach and Hilda R. Lingebach. Unassigned—Charles E. Battenfield, George C. Elliot, Mildred S. Davis, Lucy M. Finaldi and Rose L. Santilli, To McKinley—Daniel De Fablo, Joseph D. Gordon, Charles W. Gosnell, Louis T. Hayman, James B. Hooten, Anthony De Leonebus, Lester A, Levy, Herman Lewis, Albert Litoff, Carl D. Mace, George Moy, Wilbur T. O'Brien, Vincent J. Peruzzi, Thomas N. Rosa, Estaleen C. Orndorff, Gwendolyn A. Snuggs, Vera B. Taylor and Mary L. ‘Vaccaro. To Business—Preston Poole and Eeviyn B. Grady. Langdon School, A. M. Sisson and M. C. Luyster, teachers: To Business—Clara Rose Sherzey and Florence M. Cumberland. To Eastern—Mildred A. Higdon. To McKinley—Thelma H. Anderson, Charles W. Mourhess, Isabel I. Cun- ningham, Frances E. Dunn, Raymond Colvin, Maria J. Libonati, Frances H. Come in and hear this I All Electric TERMS DEMONSTRATIONS DEL RAY AUTO SUPPLY CO. Va., Alex. 372 Magestic |L. Bradburn, Eleanor F. Callan, Ange- {lena L. Jackson, c Je E. J. Lacey, THE SUNDAY Howard, Margaret E. Snifin, Boyd Caldwell, Helen B. Vincent, Ruth P. White, Mary M. Ryan, Lois A. Van Wagenen, Gertrude L. Wilcox, Betty May Miller, Richard E. S. Boss, Harold . Caldwell and Dale Valentine. James Mouroe School, A. I. Sander- son, teacher: To Business—Florence Baker, Fanny Becker, Sarah Berling, Philip Boss, Catherine Capone, Paul W. Curtin Mar- garet Hall, Ruth Tenn and Virginia White. To Central—Vincent Girardi, Bernard Katzen and Frank Marino. ‘To McKinley—Sam Denenberg, Hor- ace Enselman, George Heflin, Albert Tievsky and William Wiison. Park View Platoon School, M. E. Duchay, teache: To Busin ‘Mabel C. Adams, Leah A. Angermann, Joseph M. Basso, Marian Del Vechio, Sarah Ehrlich, Sarah L. Greer, Mary T. Hoy, Helen Kendall, Ada Lubin, Mildred M. Meyers, Lois V. Payne, Mildred L. Rhodes, Rose F. Rosenberg, Benjamin F. Saunders, Frederic M. Taylor, Lorraine M. Thomp- son, Margaret L. Veit, Margaret A. Warfield and Ethel E. Weinberg, To Central—M. Allen Bradley, Robert W. Carney. Lucille Faris, Eleanor G. Hill, Naomi A. Johnson, Margaret K. Matheny, Thelma O. Penn, Sidney Poretsky, Sylvia I. Walker and James H. Sibbet. To McKinley—W. Royce Beall, Theo- dore L. Benz, Robert Botkin, R. Emmett Randolph C. Carter, Lester M. g. Vero R. Corso, M. Bernice . 1da C. Eveler, John B. Kirby, Lawrence B. Le Fever, Mildred W. Meyer, Raymond R. Mills, Pekover, Silverman, Theodore R. Wellens, Ray- mond B. Wells, John L. Charles L. Witmer, Unassigned—Vera E. Garner. DIVISION 6. Maury School, K. E. Bohrer, teacher: | To | 1 | ble, Ruth E. Geiger, Agnes M. Richard- son, Margaret V. Unklesbee, Evelyn A ‘White. To McKinley—S, Price Clapper, Ed- ward K. Duckett | Kingsman School, S. E. Thomas, teacher: To Eastern—Ward H. Beall, Morris I Conklin, Philip J. Crossfield, James B. Dike, Leonard Greenberg, Earl C. Gilbert, Maurice Geiger, William H. | Helms, Herbert Lant, William C. Leap- ley, Clarence B. Lyons, William J. Mayo, John L. Pestell, Charles M. Peterson, Edward W. Reeves, Maurice F. Riddle- moser, John J. Tripp, Albert G. Wat- ers, Lottie C. Brown, Evelyn C. Burns, | Eve L. Cochran, Vera E. Chik, Mar- guerite U. Hamilton, Helen Magee, Ruth B. Nordstrom, R. Edith Priddy, Ruth T. Rupert, Delsie E. Ryon, Sarah A. Wiles, Lillian E. Wild, Roberta A. Young, Olive C. Zanell; ‘To McKinley—Kenneth D. Brown, Everett B. Terry, Sophronia E. Waesche. To Business—Margaret E. Cooksey, | Lelia 1. Timmons. Abraham | Charles W. Shepherd, William | Whipp and | STAR, WASHINGTO F. Frances Salloom, Margaret J. Mc- Cormick, Lena Sotzsky, Henrietta M. :{dull;ieol?n, Thelma M. West, Edna H. esbek. ‘To Business—Christina Bello, Helen Schenck, Frances Kerr, Theresa E. Rus- sell. To McKinley—Harry W. Latchford, Mark M. Obold, Virginia F. Saunders. Wheatley School, H. G. Gantley, teacher: To Eastern—Carmilla M. Belintende, Ruth H. Bowman, Lucille M. Corrado, Frances E. Day, Angelina M. D'Orto, Margaret Y. Draper, Alma H. Farmer, Nortman W. Farmer, Helen G. Foster, Harry A. Lanahan, Lucille V. Lynch, Elizabeth L. Marseglia, Dorothy L. Rinck, Elizabeth D. Thomas, Gertrude E. Wenzel, Margaret Wells and Willlam | K. Wonneberger. To McKinley—Edward L. Ford, Roy S. Poynton, Mary J. Rudasill, John W. Sadler and Cornelius F. Sullivan. Undersigned—Guy Giove. DIVISION 7. Brent School, M. L. Stephens, teacher To Eastern—Archina A. Aquilino, | Louis Berlinsky, Philip G. Bryde, Mar- | garet M. Burke, Ruth M. Conner, M. | Elizabeth Curran, Vincent DeFrancisco, Dorothy E. Gleason, Catherine M. Italiano, Milton L. Kines, Willard J. King, Richard F. Lamb, Bessie Pruss, Bernice E. Scott, Oscar H. Taylor, Mar- vin G. Thomas and M. Eleanor Walker. To McKinley—Don L. Griffith, Al- bert D. Maddox, H. Melvin Redmiles and Eimer H. Uebele, School, S. A. Congress Heights | Tichenor, principal: To Eastern—Esther G. Day, Kathe- rine E. Lugenbeel, Ida M. Newton, Kirby B. Payne, Burdette W. Righter, Warren A. Sanford, Montgomery H. Stubblefield, Frederick J. Wahler and Lloyd G. Wineland. To Central—Bethel C. Marmon. To McKinley—Amon C. Miller and Lillian L. Osborn. Ketcham-Van Buren School, M. E. Cook, teacher: To Eastern Alfred B. Carter, | ‘Thomas H. Davis, Louis E. Davis, Sadie | Levy, Frank G. Lindsay, Chester G. Sydnor, Warren F. Taylor and Joseph L. Thorne. To_McKinley—Albert H. Chace, Al- fred L Stevens and Clyde E. Wiley, Lenox School, R. R. Wilken, teacher: To Eastern—Genevieve A. Davis and ! Thelma V. Morgal. . | To McKinley—Clyde B. Cooper, Min- nie M. Day, Joseph G. DeMisa, Clinton W. Goodman, Edwin E. Greigg, Melvin C. Inscoe, James A. Mayhugh, Joseph A. Meyers, John H. Moreland, James Mulloy, Harry Schlosburg, Albert Tueci and Lloyd T. Weaver. Randle Highlands School, B. L. Faw- cett, teacher: To Eastern—Dorothy E. Aberg, Teresa E. Bankston, Lawrence D. Beardmore, Florence L. Cox, Kenneth J. Graf, Wil- liam A. Jones, Woodrow W. Mangum, William M. Perry and Earle W. Young. & You'll zajoy listening to cne Unassigned—F. Elble Butler. Pierce-Webb School, Belle teacher: To Business—Violet V. Steele. To Eastern—Emma G. Bell, Dora L. Burroughs, Mary E, Darr, Harvey E. Fenstermacher, Grace D. Golihew, Rob- ert O. Land, Richard J. Latona, Joseph W. Lowry, Helen A. Shackelford, Phyl- | lis G. Shank, Marie E. Wagner, Mar- | garet A, Warn To McKinley—Arnold Koockogey. | Pierce School, Rose A. Dugan, teacher: | To Eastern—Sam H. Brennan, Samuel | Feldman, Harry Furash, Lloyd A. Hard- ing, George W. Howlin, Charles W. Hudson, David Kaplan, John B. Daly, | Francis J. McGrath, Christian Schlos- ser, Richard G. 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Dixon, George T. Distl, Olive E. Litz, Frances B. Mc- Williams, Vernon C. Richardson and Eugene W. Shockency. DIVISION 9. Americanization School, H. C. Kier- nan, teacher: ‘To Central—Edna L. Feldman, The- resa Feldman, Justine M. Thrift and Charlotte S. Wallace. To McKinley—Emilio Montella. Gales Special School, Harold D. Fife, teacher: To McKinley—John H. Craig and John O. Lutton. ‘To Western—Richard P. Stockton and Nathan Kobernick. To Business—Bernard Pollinger and Edward McCraw. Health School, R. O'Brien, teacher: To Business—Leona R. Statkus. DIVISION 10. Summer School, Mrs. V. 8. Edmonds, teacher: To Dunbar—Herbert W. Hines, Wil- liam H. Thomas, Edward Young, Grace R. Caldwell, Virginia L. Giles, Edna N. Johnson, Maggie E. Leatherwood, Nora- mae Rasby and Ethel R. Swann. To Armstrong—Arthur M. Davis and Ralph McKnight. DIVISION 13. ll!llrney School, J. E. Syphax, prin- cipal: ‘To Dunbar—Cecil C. Gloster, Harold S. Gloster, Floyd C. Patterson, George J. Trivers, Susanne W. Cook, Vivian H. Lee, Eugenia P. Perkins, Edna E. Pierce, Mabel A. Settle and Ethel W. Tate. iBlln'vllle School, A. O. Stafford, prin- pal: ‘To Dunbar—Edna Salter and Saran ate. Deanwood School, Miss F. S. Bruce, principal: ‘To Dunbar—William Baldwin, Edgar Bernard Dews, Lincoln Wendell Shu- mate, Margaret Louise Bowles, Annie Viola Easton, Hattie May Kettle, Boulah Ines King, Dorothy Lillian Morrison, Eva Shelm: Dorothea Elizabeth Shu- mate and Martha Catherine Wilkins. Lovejoy School, Dr. D. I. Renfro, principal: ed—1 ‘To Dunbar—George Elmer Whiting, | Brooks, Randolph Bournett, Lawrence | Bernadine Josephine Bailey, Juanita Viola Beverly, Hazel Elizabeth Brawner, Pearl Lucinda Cos bella Jackson, Mary Elizabeth Morton. Mamie Smith and Altena Dorothy Thurston. Birney School: ‘To Armstrong—Henry H. Garrison, Joseph H. Higdon, Theodore’ H. Jack- son, Henry C. Thomas, Gilbert E. Wat- son, Eleanora L. Blackwell, Mary E. Day, Kathleen M. Harris, Jessie N. Jones, Nora E. Sims, Arnetta V. West and Arnice F. West Burrville School To Armstrong—Leon Davis, Joseph Hawkins, Leon Ross, Reuben Scar- borough, Alfred Terrell, Boyd Wasa- ington, Charles Wedge, Dellarine Davis, Mamie Ivery, Mary Thomas, Dorothy Thompson, Edith Ware and Edith Washington. Deanwood School: ‘To_Armstrong—Raymond Leon But- ler, Raymond Allison Cary, Thomas Richard Cary, Thomas Davis, William Henry Hawkins, Charles Philias Logan, Ulysses James Mackall, Warren Edwar | Martin, James Benjamin Morris, Co: | rad Davis Myles, Raymond Stewart, | Austin Eugene Sullivan, Thomas Sheri- | dan Turner, Olivia Ruth Bias, Mary Ellen Botts, Bertha Bernice Lucas, Catherine Araminta Pickett, Marie Elizabeth Plummer and Agnes Priscilla ‘Williams. 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