Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 36

36 pis THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, -JUNE 20, 1929. CLARK ADDRESSES ! G. Foster. Ruth E. Gagnon, Ruth Louise Gilbert, Evelyn Mae Gregory, Elizabeth ! virginia Hall, Amelia B. Hocke, Har- riet C. Hunt, Winola Kay, Catherine C. Kiely, Mildred E. Koons, Dorothy T. H | Pechin Kennedy, Evelyn R. Kerr, Mae { X M KINI_EY PU Lane Carrie E. Layton, Anva E. Leon- ara, Helen W, Lines, Janet A. McDon- A. U. Chancelior Tells 208 Graduates to Couple Learn- | ing With Character. d and cight graduates of h School were awarded | night. Frank C. Daniel, nied the certificates to ! boys, members of the | rticipate in_graduation | :ditorium of the chool Building, at Second and T s northeast Addressing the graduating class, Lu- | cius C. Clark i University. warned the students that although they attend _institutions of higher learning, “intellectual cloaks™” were not necessarily marks of success, but must be coupled with other funda- mental principles of character and mor- 8l education. “Youth is not what it was at one time,” Mr. Clark declared, “and we may Two hundr Kinley H at a1 ald, Jane L. McKenzie, Katherine M. Millan, Catherine V. Miller, Frances Louise Miller, Margaret E. Moorchead, Helga E. Nelson, Beverly North New- ton, Dagmar E. Norby, Helen Notter, Pauline J. Owen, Anna M Parker, Ida V. Pepper, Peters, Benji E. Robertson. Wini- fred Rose, Hermina R. Schreiber, Doris M. Smith, Ellen V. Sobotka, Elizabeth J. Stratton, Sarah J. Stryker, Helen G Talbott, Bernice P. Thomas, Marie B. Trede, Dorothy Trittipoe, Hazel B Venning, Katherine M. Wassman, Catherine Theresa Wold, Mary A. Workman, Genevieve K. Young. Boys—John L. Adams, Arthur W. Appell, Edward A. Baker, Charles A. Banagan, Chaloner M. Barnes, William S. Barnholt. Louis Arthur Beer, John V. Bergen, Howard Mathews Biggs, Frank Edward Blood, Galt D. Bowen, Max G. Brefuhaupt, Nathan Brisker, Paul A. Brown, Richard W. Buckingham, Harry Lamson Burlingame, Edward Lorrimer Buit, Charles S. Gallander, Stewart Clapp, George L. Cole, Willlam M. Col- T, Edward L. G. Criss, bert Red- ner de Masi, Frank Der Yuen, Morton M. Dodge, Virgil H. Drissel, Vernon F. Duckett, Paul Richard Dunne, Robert thank God for that. Those who are pessimistic concerning the future of the younger generation may lock into the past and observe far worse conditions. | Youth i oral nor immoral. | a He declared | vouth should not | ke up the ideas of other but should choose new ones igh this expand Delivers Valedictory. Frank Der Yu aledictorian, deliv- | ered the valedictory address and ex- | pressed the regret of the class at having to leave itution and their thanks ! for the benefits they had received Other speakers on the program included Rev. Dr. Walter F. Eagleson, who pro- nounced the benediction: Isaac Gans, member of the Board of Education, who presided, and Miss Jessie Coope, assist- | ant principal, who presented the honor awards. Included in the graduating class are | many youths who have previously won acclaim by their scholastic and athletic achievements. Heading that list is Mil- ton Felstein, honor graduate, who has been selected to represent Washington as a possible successor for Thomas A. Edison. In addition to this honor, the was awarded a scholarship to the University of Virginia and received com- mendation from the American Chemical Society for a scientific essay. Joseph Rosenthal, another graduate, received a | similar award from the soclety. Capt. George Weber, whose cadet company was awarded first place in the competitive drill, was presented with a duplicate of the Allison Naylor | medal by Dorsey W. Hyde, ir.. of the Chamber of Commerce. Scholarships to institutions of higher learning were received by many members of the class and others received honor averages for their scholastic ability. Boys and Girls Commended. Ten girls and 10 boys were com- mended by Miss Jesse Coope for hav- ing received averages of more than 90 per cent during their school years. Two of the girls, Miss Eleanor Edna Bitting and Miss Kathryn Joyce Connor, were congratulated for having completed the high school course in three years. ‘Those commended for having received honor averages were: Olive Emily Adams, Vesper Carol Crane, Deborah Ewin Daniel, Anita_Brunet Dunlap, Ruth Louise Gilbert, Evelyn Ruth Kerr, Janet Almeda McDonald, Helen Mae Notter, Sarah Jane Stryker, Catherine ‘Theresa Wold, Frank Der Yuen, Wil- liam Bradley Edelblut, Milton Felstein, Herbert James Lidoff, Richard Wilber Matoon, Arthur Storey, Martin Charles Stark, Harry Edward Schonrank, Logan Landon Ratliff and Ward Henry Oeh- mann. The graduates are: Olive E. 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