Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 35

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1929. THE EVENING r | Aileen Rand, Josephine "Raysor, Rosa- | ¥ s | lind Read, Mary Wilhelmenta Reaves, i | Ada Florence Rhodes, Annette Beatrice | L. . Rich, Emma Webster Richards, Mary ! Atkinson Ricker, Ethel Rod, Berney Blair Roe, Esther Anne Rosenberg, Audrey Rout, Ellison Helen Royce, | Argene Inabell Rudd, Lurie Rush. Vir- ginia Walker Beall Rutty, Mildred 247 Girls and 239 Boys Graduate From High | School. ‘ _(Continued From Thirty Fourth Page) Marion Hester, Jane Engeborg Hill, Clara Gertrude Hiller, Ruth Constance Erhbs, Margaret Eiizobeth Hogzlund, Heien Horowitz, Dot Alice Elizabeth Howard Howard, Helen Ircne Agnes Howar Harriet Marle Hudson, fleld Humphries, Jane C Dorothy Devonda Hut trude Iager, Mary Evelyn Augusta Ivers May _Johnsto: Layman Johnston, Marie Rob: Jorolemon. 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