Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 34

TAR, WASHI | cnao, Marion Giibert Charies, Hallle | Denenberg, Margaret Alberta Dimond, | ette Gildberg, Margaret Elizabeth Gilli- av Clark, Winifred Joy Clark, Marie [Sadie Dove, Carolyn Porter Ducker, |gan, Bertha Gordon, Jennie Gordon, Austin Clarke, Della Cogan, Dolores | Barbara Mae Dyson, Virginia Antoinette | ¢y e s oion Gragr, Edith Eccard Gros- Coglan, Florence Beatrice Colemau, | Edwards. hGrncgtho({mm; I-’:hh.\t Lec| irginia B BAGiimESe] | Margaret M: Collins, Myrtle Althea | Anna Embrey. eodora Louise Emer- | venor, Iy L | i v E on | Helen Marie Farhood, Dnrulh_v’ Evelyn Mary Hahn, Mildred Lenore | Collins, Mary Elizabrth Coon, Margaret | son. Hannah Cooper, Myrtle Blanche Cos- | Mobley Farrior, Laura Williams Farrls, | Hall, Martha Virginia Hamilton, Jessie B | tello, Francesca Cotsoni, Virginia Flor- | Selma Lee Felser, Alice Marguerite Fer- Huntington Harden, Marjorie Marie | ence Crampton, Elizabeth Virginia Cran- | ner, Alice Louise Ford, ingn‘znprm | Harding, Grace Louise Hart, Muricl ‘B ford, Marjorle Crittenden, Louise Eliza- | Fowler. Rena Freedenberg, RhodaBar- | Mallory Hauck. Ada Eleanora Hayden, ‘ Katherine' Irene Cross, | bera Friedman, Aisina lsabelle Fuller, | Grace Sevmour Hazzard, —Katherine Katherine Marie Cutler. | Buth ‘Teona " Gailager. Hilda Ganihcr, | Estelle Hendersqn, Therese ~Herman, ertzberg, g { 247 Girls and 239 BOYS| Fioise Dasher, Katherine Christine | Florence MacDonald 'Galloway, Patsy |Marjorle Louisc Heruaber Davis, Mary Clark de Lashmutt, Lelia Gattis, Vivian Gervasio, Ethel (Continued on Thirty Pift Graduate From High School. Nearly 500 students received diplomas of graduation at the Central High! School commencement exercises held in the school auditorium last night. The graduation class was composed of 247 girls and 239 boys. Representative Otis Wood of Arkansas was the principal speaker. Nine students, five of them girls, Te- celved schelarship awards to various local and out-of-town universities and 55 students received honorable mention for high ratings in their school work Representative Wood likened the em- barking of the students on their careers to a ship putting out to sea. He told the graduates that while they may in- sist that times have changed since their | fathers and mothers attended school and their background is not comparable, | the sea of life, upon which they are | about to sail forth, is the very same | with all its trials and tribulations and | wrought with the same obstacles and | difficulties as that traveled by their parents. | beth "Crosby, Eleanor Page) Principles of Success. The speaker urged adoption of the principles of integrity, economy, perse- Verance and self-control if the ship which the graduates are about to sail out upon the sea of life is to be brought | safely through the storms to a haven of prosperity and happiness | The Rev. Francis L. Hiller delivered | the invocation after the audience stood | with bowed heads for a minute in | silence in tribute to the memory of the | Jate Alvin Miller, former principal of | Central High School, who died in Gar- | field recently from the effects of poison- | ing suffered from a cat bite. | Announcement of scholarship awards | was made by Harvey A. Smith, | principal of the school, and the di- plomas were presented by Stephen | E. Kramer, first assistant superintendent | of schools. Music was furnished by the school orchestra under the direction of | Samuel Wood. | Scholarship Awards. Scholarship awards were made to the | following students | American _University—Anna Lorena | Murray and Othniel Alsop Pendleton, jr. | George Washington University—Marle | Beatrice Tabinski | Georgetown _ University, pre-dental | course—Louis Charles Kaplan. | willlam and Mary College—Rachel Black. St. John's College, Annapolis—Ben- | jamin Manchester. Columbia School of Business—Eleanor | Dayton Osgood. | District of Columbia College of the Young Men's Christian Association— Harry David Goldstein. Strayer Oollege—Sarah Elizabeth | McElroy. The graduates follow: | Girls—Dorothea Floretta Adams, Vir- | ginia Holland Alexander, Ida La Barr | Anderson, Marguerita Sheppard An- derson, Clara Belle Armstrong, Her- tha Arnoldt, Claire Constance Atkins, Mildred Battle, Louise Harriot Bebb, Carolyn Berenter, Jane Evelyn Bishop, Rachel Black, Evelyn Clarece Bland, Mary Marian Boyle, Jane Brainerd, Ruth Brainin, Ethel Mae Breeskin, Al- ice May Brennan, Eda Brisker, Mary Virginia Britton, Edith Alma Brookhart, ‘Evelyn Broverman, Mildred Julia Brown, Elva Thelma Browne, Elizabeth Louise Brundage, Beatrice June Buddeke, Iras Jane Burroughs, Lillilan Mary Bushlow, Mary Butterfield, Margaret Cammack, Evelyn Castleman, Angie George Ch: conas, Helen Theall Chafee, Mary May This Year Gliders Are in Vogue More Gliders will be enjoyed by home-lovers this summer than ever before—they are all the vogue this year. At Mayer & Co. are many colorful styles—artistic and com- fortable and very temptingly priced, _ We'll gladly show you all. 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