Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1930, Page 22

%1 10 GRADUATE FROM D. C. SCHOOLS Elementary System to Close | for Summer Vacation This Week. ‘When the public schools close this week, 981 boys and girls will leave elementary school behind to enter ihe senior high schools next Fall. Of this total number of promoted children, 719 are in the white schools and the re- | maining 162 are in the colored schools. | The children who will enter high #chool from the eighth grade in Sep- tember follow by divisions and schools: DIVISION 1. John Eaton School, Harriet A. Deni-' son, teacher: To Western—John K. Boles, Trimble | Brown, John §. Chambers, Howard | Eager, Willlam D. Pish, illiam T. | Gordon, Jack Gray, Ross Hein, Rich- | ard H. Hutchison, Walter F. Jacobs, | Frederick C. Le Comte, Robert H. Nie- R;)ld. Roger W. Paine, Roger B. Pope, | ax Tyler, Henry G. S. Wallace, Mary | W. Capps, Earll Carruth, Anne T. Fow- | ler, Sarah F. Frazier, Anne M. Gor- | don, Emma J. Gruman, Jean W. Hen- derson, Joy Huesizer, Marian, W. John- son, Ann Miller, Betty Attwill, Alice G. Pagan, Katherine E. Plerce and Elizabeth A. Van Valkenburgh. To Central—Ida Minovich. Emma Harrell, teacher: | To Central—Otie J. Brodene and | Beima V. Levine. H To McKinley—Umberto P. Crovato, William H. McNaughton and Richard | P._Sorrell. To Western—Noel C. Bride, Herbert | ‘W. Free, Robert G. Free, Mason W. Gray, William H. Hickman, Alice C. Briley, Lillian E. Burklin, Jean E. Chandler, Martha C. Field, Margaret L. Grimes, Jean . A. Hobson, Shirley- | Birch Manghum, Mary L. McCracken, Valerie F. Sherman and Phyllis E. ‘Wenger. Elizabeth V. Brown School, Berry, teacher: ‘To Business—Atileen E. Terrare. To Central—Betsey M. Evans,| Bamuel H. Root and Joseph A.| Terello. 3 ‘To McKinley—Harry T. Bailey, Rob- ert C. Grimes, Willlam M. Romberger and James M. Scott. ' To Western—Sally W. Atkinson, Mary H. Cohen, Virginia L. Briscoe, Dorothy B. Davis, Alice E. Davidson, Ruth E. Derzavetz, Jeangette Dulin, Roma M. Talcone, Doris M. Tracker, ‘Taye Greenberg, Helen M. Hackwortn, Alice 8. Heider, Carol C. Laire, Helen M. Lauder, Jean M. Messmer, Mary T. Merz, Eleanor C. Pugh, Virginia R. Silber, Shirley M. Shaw, Margaret Warner, Ellen W. Wildrick, Mabel E. ‘Wright, Marie Wilson, Harry M. Bur- bank, Horace H. Epes, John R. Hasley, | Randall Jacobs, Randall Jones, Everett | M. Rupert, Robert A. Schelling, Wil- | liam Waldo and John H. Wurdeman. | A. L. Hendry, teacher: | ' To Western—Walker P. Buel, Stan- ford C. Pratt, J. Edward White, Anne | H. Cochrane, Marcia Galliher, Vera M. Kane, Catherine A. Knockey, Eliza- beth S. Reed, Ula C. Schnerman, Adelaide D. Smith and Mary S. Smith- son. ‘To Central—Lester S. Blumenthal Alan R. Crain, Henry M. Cunningham, Harry M. Pridley and George M. Leav. To McKinley—Irving M. Tuller. Tenley-Janney School, F. E. Hutehi- son. teacher: To Business—Juanita V. Bergin, Dorothy D. Bremmerman, Margaret A. | Cornette, Alice E. Entwistle, Helene | Heinrich, Rose M. King and Sadie R. | Valenza. s To McKinley—Morsell A. !ro&ke. er, M. H. S To Western—Joseph Betman, James L. Brooks, jr.; Ralph A. Collins, Edgar L. Craven, Carl T. Crawford, Antonio Dispenza, Vernon H. Gray, Willlam K. Osgood, Paul S. "Pyles, George H. ‘Tiersky. Lovina M. Buell, Virginia F. Cave, Jeanne L. Egleston, Eloise P. Gascoigne, Evelyn F. Hagen, Roberta M. Jones, Sylvia Sel&{’n Ollllwet D. ‘Waldecker and Dorot . Zens. Grant School, M. M. Leckwood, teacher: ‘To_ Business—George N. Anderson and Helen Gaist. ‘To Central—Edith J. Broadrup, Edna Marguerite . 3 and Malcolm C. Thomas. To McKinley—John F. Brush, Rich- ard W. Prey, Thomas H. Heatwole, Wil- liam F. Moss and Albert B. Zea. J. F. Oyster School, E. E. Darneille, teacher: +To Central—Joseph P. Haimoviczs. To McKinley—Norman Purman, Thurlow W. Hafvey, jr, and Saverio E. Tana. To Western—Jane E. Ayre, Matt C. Bristol, Willlam L. Campbell, Richard C. Evans, Edgar H. Forrest, Joan E. Hayes, Carolyn E. Herfurth, Charles I. Jacobs, Rose Elien Mattern, Cornelia H. McDuffle, Elizabeth Nichols, Grace Perkins, Mary K. Peters, Lewis C. Towers, Mary Louise Waldron anc Robert L. Wiehle. DIVISION 8. Hubbard School, Agnes M. Muntz, teacher: To Central—Dora M. Clayton, Doro- thy M. De Weese, Claudia M. Pord, Kathleen M. Harlles, Amos S. Kinney, Virginia D. Layne, Virginia Lang, Joseph B. Matthews, Jane Poole, Elsie L. Phelps, George M. Stone, Lucille O. ‘Terrell, Catherine Viahas, Stanley M. ‘Whalen and Billy Webster. To Business—Mildred H. Crabill. Henry D. Cooke School, E. W. Tracy, teacher: Central—Richard 8. Abbey, Naomi B. Biron, Adrienne A Brown, [ Irving G. Cashell, Marion E. Cherring- | Cook, ton, Jacqueline C. Davis, Ruth O. Gaines, Willlam C. Gausman, Martha ©O. Green, William R. Long, Ruth T. Magruder, Sarah L. McCormick, Ray- mond K. McIntyre, Abraham B. Min- cosky, Helen L. Ravenburg, Clara E.| Richards, Eliot R. Selinger, John P, Simpson and Anne C. Woodward. ‘To McKinley—Carl A. Keyser and Harvey M. Lenderman. To Business—Doris I Pettit. B. L. Teel, teacher: ‘To Business—Ivy E. Green and Ruth € Lattin To CentralIrene Berenter, Hilda G. Cooper, James H. Denny, Viola 8. Friedenburg, Mary L. Ganzert, Mar- garet K Goad, Henry G. Gore, John | G. Hoffman, Mildred 8. Irvine, Otto J. | Koontz, Carl D. Kusenberg, er& C. McPheeters, Ralph R. Ravenburg, Wal- ter L. Reich, Ruth E. Reichenback, | Flora E. Sari, Virginia M. Scrivener, ary T. Tiller, Robert E. Ward and rothy E. Wilson. To cKinley—William E. Karras #and Willlam L. Towers. To Wastern—William H. Coldiron. John Quincy Adams School, Sara P. | use, teacher: To Central—Blair M. Bennett, Paul G. Bihlman, William F. Crosby, Owen Davis, Bernard Dove, John A. Gasque, William P. Jordon, Lucius Q. Lamar, Paul M. Miller, Frederick E. Miller, rothy L. Ames, Lillian N. Black, Lil- an K. Caldwell, Florence Eby, Martha B Kemon, Jean R. Kern, Suzanne Martin. Elizabeth M. Myers and Sara E _Steele To McKinley—Ernest M. Cogan and Monty Ereza. ‘To Western—David M. Barber, Nor- man B. Billups, Frank D. deLathouder, Harvey W. Kreuzburg, Francis W. Smi! Dorothy R. Webb, Dorothy E. Barr, Joan R. By , Ottalye K. Anderson, Evelyn R. Meyer, Charlotte R. Haynes and Nancy E. Oid. ed—Frances N. Dabney, Norman Farrell, Mary L. Engel ana Moreland m"‘“‘" t therine Selvaggio, Anna M. and Martha ‘Wrenn. To Central—Norman Bartow, Earl 8. Duffell, Leo V. Hysan, Edward C. Johnson, Hugh E. Kabler, Jack J. Leonard, H. ard Schreiber, Pred- erick Silbers Frank A. Taylor, icote, Martha J. Kile, Mabel R. Nelson and Anna M. Tolson. To McKinley—Cabell D. Chipman, James W. Olark, Frank B. Freyer, Lee Fridell, Joseph U. Miller, Yolanda G. Sorivi and Mary R. Thom “To Western—Marje H. Virginia L. Whitney. DIVISION 5. Park View School, H. K. Byron, teacher: beth M. Sawaya, Ka Traylor n. nfi%tmh and To Central—Albert Abramson, Sid- | ney Pavis, Wallace L. Randolph, Rob- ert M. Rosenthal, Eileen G. Asmuth, Esther R. Cohen, Marian E. Cohen, Dorothy L. Dewhirst, Lillle Furash, Mollye Herson, Doris L. Johnson, Ad- die L. Jones, Majel E. Kehoe, Mlldrrd‘ T Macummons, Dorothy R. Neville, Lola C. Rowbitzky, Rose S. Santaite, Ida F. Smith, Margaret E. Waldecker and Mary S. Willlams. To Business—Frank J. Campanella, Howard L. Simons, Augustine G Urciolo, M. Louise Bray, Eleanor Fine, Rebecca Gantz, C. Eiinor Hopping, Anna S. Lean, Evelyn L. Leonberger, Eleanor L. Lippold, Sylvia R. Niemetz, E. Ruth Sidman, M&ye R. Symonds and M. Louise Wathen. i To McKinley—Charles J. Beck, Wal- ter J. Beller, Vernon H. Beyer, Abra- ham A. Buchalter, C. Gordon David- son, Albert Fine, W. Frank Malone, D. Stewart Pool, Charles F. Widmayer, Emily R. Bray and Eleanor L. Ed- mundson. Unassigned—Thelma L. Garner and Martha E. Harris. James Monroe School, Laura Sev- erance, teacher: To Business—Beatrice Cohen, Ger- trude Feifer, Filucca George, Eleanora Marciano, Margaret Pierrone, Gertrude Silverstein and Dorothy Simmons. i A. 1. Sanderson, teacher: | To Business—Carlton _Giovannetti, | Simon Clar, Mary Mallos, Beatrice Cor- | bett, Ruth Sanders, Lillie Fey, Rose Friedman, Sylvia Rogers, Gertrude Douglas, Anita Marvin and. Angelina Capone. To Central—Harry Ceppos, Silvio Girardi, Leslie Leer, Beatrice Baits, Dolly Clayman, Vita Ginsburg, Mil- dred Hall, Ruth Henning, Alice Ma- honey and John Hart. To McKinley—Francis Cady, Joseph Erdman, Arnold Sohol Swinburn. Langdon School, teachers, N. B. Kuy- kendall and O. H. Corkery: To Business—Adelin L. Longo. To Central—Beulah M. Murnan. To Eastern—Lilllam M. Crouch, Julia M. Dean, Delia M. Rogers, Helen L. Sims, Margaret V. Sebastian and Leonard A. Cheek. ‘To McKinley—Melvin L. Brooks, Le- roy W. Christ, Madeline E. Christ, Mary E Conrad, Francis H. Darnall, hine O. Dixon, Gerald F. Doyle, E. Donaldson, James M. Hall, Mae L. Higdon, Margaret C. Kegebein, Robert E. Luke, John J. McCue, Roy C. Meinzer, Lowell L. Mullican, Wil- son S. Neal, Robert L. Phelps, Ray- mond S. Putnam, Jean T. Rassier, Ber- nard F. Rupp, Dorothy M. Scherer, John W. Simkins, Ernest C. Sokol, Mary-Belle Stewart, Jack Wagner, Wil- s6n_Aushermon, John E. Bontz, George L. Dant, George E. Cummins, Edward F. Farley, Leroy A. Higdon, Anthony Holmead, Yvonne Hoskins, Henry U. Herbert, Inez Baker, George T. Mer- riken, John E. Onyun, Arthur A. Pack, Marjorie H. Sadden, Mildred B. Sher- wood, Nellie M. Swann, Alta J. Thomp- son and Daniel P. Tippett. To Gonzaga—Robert E. Higdon and Bernard F. Higdon, DIVISION 6. Edmunds School, Clara L. Stack, teacher: To Business—Lillian Barney. ‘To Eastern—Roger Appold, Melvin R. Best, James B. Burch, Edward J. Embre; Merrill H. illiam Je I and Leonard | J Edif man, M. Cooper, Helen Donnelley, Merle L. Evans, Emma M. Glick, Rosalind M. Hepner, Leila E. Johnston, Jewell Lo- §an, Ethel L. May, Eleanor L. Middle- ton, L. Peterson, Zelda M. Pieri, Norma Meade, Faith L. Shesong, Mar- T | Smart, Thelma M. Giovanett! and Sil- L. |via Abraham. To McKinley—Ralph G. Robinson. ‘To Business—Dorothy M. Jacobs. DIVISION 7. Randle Highlands School, B. L, Faw- cett teacher: To Eastern—Kenneth Keir, Audrey E. Coryell, Kathlyn E. Erwin, Elva ‘M. Freyman, Annie I. French, May M. Gath, Belle L. Gilbert, Fern M. Green- Julia K. Griswold, Mary E. Jen- Katherine M. Kraus, Leo J. Ma- loney, James Paglichini, Milton F. Raum, Georgina G. Soresi, Harrlett E. Taylor, Emma G. Tuers and Helen V. Wynn. To McKinley—Norman E. Schultz. Lenox School, R. R. Wilkin teachen: To Business—Florence Gindes. ‘To Eastern—Earl W. Acton, James R. | Balley, Louise L. Burgess, Harriet A. Dresser, Marion E. Dyer, Sarah M. | Grimes, Herman H. Hewitt, Margaret| | J. Kirkwood, George M. Miller, Julia E. Murphy, Henry 1. Schuble, Joseph M. Smith, Esther M. Smoot, Willam Truitt and Willis Truitt. To McKinley—George B. Burke, | Henry L. Jones, John G. Schaeffer and Edward J. Wall. Unassigned—Edith E. Day, Esther Haislup, Dorothy L. Mangum and Betty Phythian. Ketcham-Van Buren School, W. E. ‘ Cook teacher: ‘To Eastern—Mary M. Brinsfield, Anna E. Chase, Dorothy Chace, Eveiyn L. Costello. Margaret C. Cussler, Bernice J. Farmer, Kathryn N. Frasier, Mildred E. Hampton, Ida M. Harmon, Helen M. Lee, Bertha B. Miller, Vivian E. Reed, Edith M. Stevens, Edna L. Thompson, June S. Thompson, Doris K. Yowell and Edwin J. Carroll. Louise E. Lane. ‘To McKinley—Robert L. Beador, Cur- tis L. Hollister, Robert K. Koontz, Rob- ert L. Stone and Charles A. Little. Congress Heights School, E. scham teacher: ‘To Eastern- arguerite Barrett, Dorls E. Chesser, Mary E. Cranford, Mary A. Dean, Lucille E. Goodwin, Mary M. Kennedy, Hilda A. Kabort, Katherine C. McGogney, Lemar L. Padgett, Bertha Schoen, Ruth R. Simmons, Thelma C Stamp, Lois E. Varnes, Richard K. Clif- |ton, Ralph Hayden, Walter T. May, Charles E. Nelligar, Wilson W. Stubble- field and Pred G. West. ‘ToMcKinley—William Cattell, Charles F. Cranford, Edward C. Dodge, Edward J. Elgin and Glenn C. Shaw. DIVISION 9. Health School, Margaret R. O'Brien | teacher: To Business—Anastasia G. Smith and Ruth P. Vinall. To McKinley—Abraham Weiss, Ken- neth G. Patterson, Margaret L. Walker, Gertrude T. Walker and Jeannette E. Weeks. Jor..ph Terenyi, Robert Flack, Roy Dean, Industrial Home School, Grace ©. Palmer teacher: To__Business—Catherine M. Jones, Lula Kalla and Edna E. Leonard. To_McKinley—Dorothy A. Howard and Helen A. Whisman. Unassigned—Charles E. Dennison, George H. Baker, Harold J. Spain, James N. Weadon, John R. Croglan and Margaret J. Hayre. Langley Junior High Special School, May. H. Manwaring teacher: Million DIVISION 10-11. :I'o Business—) Military Road School, Miss R. E. Tolliver, teacher: To -Armstrong—Joseph E. Beckwith, Leroy C. Brown, Winfleld .L. Burrell, Lenwood M. Head, Oscar J. Lane, Paul Russell, George W. Wallace, Lauretta J. Burrell, Rachel R. Pisher, Ladessa B. Jeffries and Grace E. Weaver. ‘To Dunbar—Gertrude F. Cross, Rob- inette R. Grant, Thelma J. Grant ‘and Doris E. Shelton. DIVISION 13. To Armstrong High School: From Birney School, W. L. Browne, teacher—Prances R. Green, Clarice F. Greenhow, Pearl M. Lucas and Ethel C. Yates. From Burrville School, Mrs. M. P. ‘Wayman, teacher—Arthur Davis, Elias Francis, Earl Gibson, Carter Givens, Henry Kidwell, Thomas Mills, Edward Parker, Willard Ross, Frederick Scott, Lucian Thompson, Gladys Gibson, Ellen Harrigan, Mary Johnson, Elizabeth Kelly, Rachel Kidwell, Charlotte Logan, Grace Randolph, Lilllan Tyler, Alice Wallace, Lucinda Watkins and Bernice Wilson. From Deanwood School, Miss F. 8. Bruce, teacher—Keith W. Bundy, James guerite R. Stevens and Ivy V. Thomp- son. To McKinley—Willlam B. Davis, John K. Hillers, Willard J. Jones, Julius J. Kessler, James F. Lawrence, Earl W. Marl J. Payne, , Lester T. Thompson and John C. William Benni; Scl C. F. Bar- nard, teacher: AR To Eastern—Adele C. Dreslin, Ed- ward M. Dreslin, Eileen R. Zerega, Yetta Abelman, Israel Abelman, May L Gray, Bertha Janofsky, Hazel B, | Gibson, Christine V. Wood, Lillian Fishkin, Margaret I. James, Luvirn E. Welch.MNorl E. Ballard, Cora L. Dom- eron, argaret V. Carrigan, Alice M. Gabardine, M. Smallwood and cKinley—Louis L. Brenner and ‘William D. Zi School, K. E. Bohrer teacher. ‘To Eastern—Russell J. Creel, John C. Do Milton 8. Hunter, John V. Keull, Walter B. Wade, Mabel F. Furr and Bernice L. Wiseman. To McKinley—Murray W. Decat: Marvin G. Pisher, Lloyd F. Hadaway, Francis L. Newman, John R. O'Brien, Stanley W. Pomeroy, Edward J. Shee- han and Edward F. Thornberg. Kenilworth School, M. E. Bannon teacher. To_ Eastern—Martin J. Lazarus, Lil- lian M. Adair, Eva V. Baxter, Margaret M. Reuss and Rita J. Waskom. To McKinley—Wilton A. Johnson, Benjamin M. Owens, James E. Owens, | g:lmltl K. Murphy and George N. ngers. H. Burnell, Francis M. Burroughs, Olive , Dorothy H. Crouch, Helen A. Early, Grace C. Flournoy, Helen D. Hayes, Pauline V. Lewis, Eda L. Lord, Myra C. McConnell, Wilhelmina L. Moore, E. Althea Mosher, Elizabeth A. Reed, Dorothy V. Richmond, Alberta Rothery, Harriet A. Schmidt, Virginia J. Winters, David M. Buchanan, Charles J. Wienecke. To McKinley—William R. Burkley, Robert E. Hurley, Charles N. Jardin, Joseph W. Keleher and John P. Secrest. To Business—Mildred L. Poole. Pierce School, Rose A. Dugan teacher: To Eastern—Melvin F. Carroll, Rein- hold C. Grubb, Harry W. Kearns, Ivan C. Mikalaski, James D. Rogers, Charles F. Wagner, Willlam Winter, Morris Woif, Caroline R. Bello, Diana Besoner, Catherine Bodine, Mildred L. Lavin, Evelyn J. Norris and Margaret A, Davis. ‘To McKinley—Ludwell Catlett and Austin D. Hagan. Belle Allen, teacher: ‘To Business—Andrew E. Bowen. Gibson and Beulah M. Sowers. E. Hauser, Bernard Hoffman and Joseph G. teacher: | To Eastern—William E. Eaton, § |Irvin M. Hackerman, R. Hubert Mich- | wel, William E. Wells, Margaret Belnick, Margaret E. Chamberlain, Mildred E. Dougherty, Beatrice M. Hooker, M. ¥Frances Hemp, Mildred L. Johnson, Alma V. Kirby, Nell L. Martin, Kathleen Miller, Pauleen Miller, ““&’"fi} E. Mont- gomery, ret L. Rand, Margaret J. smm:..:l‘n"trx. Skinner and Dorothy R. . White. To McKinley—Ca: uilla, Wiley T. Blackwell, Curtis W. Hi , Douglas C. Keys, Aubrey R. Wiener, Alice Gil- lons and Margaret E. Sweeney. R. K. Kirk, teacher: Daniel 8. Gillmor. E. J. Lackey, teacher: To Business—Fanny L. Eresa, Betty ¥, Fuller, Mary F. Harwell, Jacqueline & Jordan, Margarita J. Morisl, Eliza- ‘To Eastern—Victor W. Wollett, Leslie E. Wight, Sydney Stein, Francis Bauer, n School, C. I. Mathis teacher: | To Eastern—Jane S. Arnold, Dorothy | To McKinley—Myer S, Cohen, Charles | . Tredway. | Wheatley School, A. B. Brooks E. Cabaniss, Richard H. Johnson, Edgar L. Page, Clinton Reels, Maurice O. Sawyer, Aruna J. Tildon, Charles E. Young and Harrlet E. Slaughter. From Garfield School, Miss E. P. Simmons, . teacher—Philip Chase, Bu. gene Jackson, Elmer Johnson, Willlam Lewis, Roland Miller, Eleanora Ada Dockett, Electra Kennedy, Grace Lynn, Gladys Washington, Geraldine Watson, Anna Wright and Audrey Wright, From Lovejoy School, Miss M. R. Toy, teacher—Edward Clemens, Bernard A. Brown, Kenneth L. Jones, Walter Muse, Larenzo R. Shields, James R. Wilson, Mildred R. Carter, Clara E. Lindsay, Bernice M. Mickens, Viola M. Steptoe, Edeva J. Winston, Carrie E. Yates and C. Twana Speller, Prom Lovejoy School, Miss A. A. Gray, teacher—Wilbur LeC. Carnegie, Edward F. Hughes, James M. Jones, Arthur H. Marlow, Leon J. Moore, Thomas O. Newman, Prancis G. Stew- art, Mary C. Banks, Helen E. Carter, Anna M. Green, Mary E. Stubbs and Marjorie J. Walker. To Cardoza High School: From Birney School, W. L. Browne, teacher—Paul A. Brooke, Adrian 8. Johnson, Elmer R. Shelton, Charles H. Underdue, Mary M. Browne, Pearl R. Faulkner and Ernestine A. Green. From Burrville School, Mrs. M. F. Wayman, teacher—Louise Brown, Helen Bruce, Helen Jackson, Marella Thomp- son and Julia Walker. | _ From Deanwood School, Miss F. 8. | Bruce, teacher—Beatrice F. Willls, | Vivian C. Jones, Mary M. Jones, Hattie J. Singleton and Ruth Stewart. From Lovejoy School, Miss M. R. Toy, teacher—Yeasavale P. Fraction, Cecella L. Middleton, Edith A. Shorter and Emily P. Hill. From Lovejoy School, Miss A. A. Gray, teacher—Vallle A. Barnett, Diges, , Chrystine E. Carroll, Viola E. Katle V. Freeman, Ruth A. Freeman, | Dorothy G. Mills and Thelma A. Wil- son. A. Hoolidge, A. Willard Kines and Chris | To Dunbar High Scheel: From Birney School, W. L. Browne, | teacher—Ernestine L. Brooks, Hilda 8. Dale, Althea E. Gaither, Hazel @. | Holmes, Beecher Z. Phillips and Mary B. Wilson. From Burrville School—Mrs. M. P. Wayman, teacher—Willlam Knox, Amelia Byrd. Hilda Cook, Ione Cook, Margaret Jackson, Hazel Jiggits, Julia Leland, Elizabeth Levy, Louise Mat- thews, Bernice McDowell, Katherine McDowell, Ruth Rogers, Elizabeth | Shellman, Selma Silas, Margaret Smith, Hattle Terrell, Gwendolyn Walker and Helen Wells. From Deanwood School, Miss F. 8. | Bruce, teacher—Doris A. Bundy, Inez .| E. Hyson, Olga V. Johnson, Pauline L. .| Johnson, Catherine Plater and Ulystine Smith. From Lovejoy School, Miss M. R. Toy. teacher—R. Elwood Turley, Hazel B. Browne, Esther V. Cooper, Mary C. |Gant, Grace C. Hunter, Helen E. Hunter, Florence M. King, Mazie C. | Parker, Hazel M. Myers and D. Eliza- beth Rusher. From Lovejoy School, Miss A. A. Gray, teacher—Monteflo R. Johnson, | Albert §. Jackson, Arthur A, Hawkins, Qladys B. Briscoe, Elizabeth C. Jones, %rokthy B. Hallstalk and Loulse G. | Mack. r smd§ 7Duth-wneh Beetles. Death-watch beetles, which have done | 50 much damage to historical bufldlflg in England, are to be couraged cause all the destruction they can in & house which is to be built in Bucking- hamshire, England. The insects will the sole occupants, while scientists from several research institutions and gov- Mamie Green, Mary C. Hayden, John ernment forces will study their habits learning how B cope Petrakis, Willia Natall, Theresa® Glove, Elizabeth N. Palmer, Antonia with the hope of ©O. with the pests, HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JU NAME GRADUATES INPRINCE GEORGES Successful Pupils in Elemen- tary Schools of 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Divisions Listed. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., June 14.— Prospective graduates of the elementary school in the fourth, fifth, sixth, sev- enth @nd eighth divisions of Prince Georges County were annoumced by the Py Springs Schosl Rebekah Glad P! 3 Glad- ing principal—Mildred Lammers. Camp Springs School, Marshall G. Brown_principal—John Smith, Eliza- beth Trueman, Florence Wood and Ruby Ryce. Forestville School, Rosemary Sniith principal—Kenneth ' Wyville, Kathryn Abbott, Ralph Gedney, Ruth Stubus, William Suit, Jane Anderson, Cecil Pad- gett, Eisie Day, Ernest Mayhew, Fred- erick Suit and Carrie Tippett. Cottage City School, C. T. Reed prin- cipal—Harry Anspon, Edgar Alvey,| Thomas Goodwin, Orville Greenwood, Philip Merkle, Edward Martin, Samuel | Rysn. Edward Ryan, Oakley Riddell, | p Miller, Byron Miller, Cornelius , Ruth Botts, Ruth Berry, Eve- lyn Dove, Ellen Gray, Mary A. Fried- rick, Margaret Kerr, Catherine Kernan, Marion Meitzler, Ruth Miller, Fay New- man, Mary O'Leary, Anna Pettit, Jean- ette Shaffer, Mildred Austin and Elen wood School, Sarah V. Elliott Edge principal—Ellsworth’ Dwyer, Floyd Poe| and Helen Reihm. | Bald Eagle School, Janie A. Cross | principal—Jessie Boswell, Maude Gold-| " { Smith, Dorothy Hall and Joseph Perrie. Bowie School, R. H. Weagly principal | —Olara Thomas, Ovid Hardy, Josephine | NE 15, Brady, John Clark, Eddie Merkel, Mar- tin . Patricia Vermillion, James ‘Wildman, Davidson, les. Jaeger, Sallle Quinn, Clara Su Howard Reigle, Melvin Sweeney, Lucy Woods, Dorothy Fay, Madeline Bell, Nancy Hardy and Willlam Ameling. Suitland Scheol, K. R. Willlams prin cipal—Vernon Davis, Norman ‘Gromen, Peter Gromen, Edward Plummer, Mary Lee Duval, Alice Gorman, Tillle Lusby, Alice Soper, June Southworth, Helen ‘Walls and Adele York. Bradbury Heights School, G. Russell Hull principal—Arlene Appich, Ru Prochazka, Marion Purcell, Estes, Harry Webster, Estelle ‘Wilfred Ridgley, Kathryn Sanders, El- mer _Dyer, Charles Richardson, Junita Beall, Herman Hutcherson, David Brad- ford, Alvin Fowler, Randolph Owens, Mary Cox, Robert Cox and Veronica Harris. Springfield School, Anna W. Barber Gaither principal—Norma Lloyd, Ethel Taylor and Bernard Lauer. Glenn Dale School, Clestelle M. Lewis principal—Lilias Keim, Mary Rifenbark and Lee Cowgill. AGRARIANS ENROLLED [ MEXICO Cl"\'. June 14 (P)—The war department yesterday took into its Jurisdiction all armed agrarian units and other irregular armed forces of the country, thus creating a federal reserve force estimated at 150,000. ‘This is in addition to the army, which has about 60,000 men. Heretofore, the agrarians and other irregulars were wlde\‘ local and state authorities. MANY JOBLESS - CLEVELAND, June 14 (#).—Almost 1 out of every 22 Clevelanders is in- cluded among the ranks of the unem- ployed, it is shown by the census fig- ures of Supervisors William R. Pringle and Howard W. Green. The unemployed between April 1 and 15 was listed at 41,343 persons, in- cluding children, if they had previously held jobs, but excluding those idle be- cause of physical or mental defects. The city’s total population is 901,428. ” cActual cheice of tone.. 1930—PART ON E. s FROSTBURG STATE NORMAL T0 CLOSE Annual Commencement Wiil Be Held Tomorrow on Campus. Special Dispatch to The Star. FROSTBURG, Md., July 14—The twenty-seventh annual commencement of Frostburg State Normal School will be held on the campus Monday morn- ing when the address to the graduates will be delivered by Dr. Jesse H. White of the University of Pittsburgh. The class of 1930 will be recelved into the prfession by Dr. Albert S. Cook, State mreflnhnde’nt of schools, m]\r'l::l. ipal John L. Dunkle wili The alumni banquet was held last night, followed by the annual senior play in the auditorium. Today the Junior prom was a feature and tomor- fow the baccalaureate sermon will be dglivered by the Rev. William A. Eisen- berger, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Cumberland. The members of the graduating class are: | Frostburg, Md.—M. Marilla Ander- son, Francis Edward Blake, Brode, Margaret Ruth Conlon, Leviah W. Daniel, Mary Edith Dilley, Sue Dil- lon, Vivian M. Geary, Margaret Frances Gwynn, Elizabeth Plerson Hart, Rachel L. Hughes, Mildred Louise Koegel, Mary Gibson Layman, Mary Anna Lyons, Virginia Frances Oden, Emily Skid- more, M. Elizabeth Tennant. Cumberland, Md. — Nellie Blonskey, ‘Mary F. Farrell, Vivian Clarice Fogt- man, Almeda E. Gulbronson, Eloise P. Gurley, Ellen Karns, Margaret V. King, Helen Margaret Rephann, M. Eloise Sandbower, Sara Gertrude Sigel, Hazel Alverta Smith. Hagerstown, Md.—Regin: Mary Jane Benchoff, Mildred Meyers. Oakland, Md.—Hildred ette Bernard, Edith V. Bittinger, Lil- lian Harvey. Eckhart, Md.—Rachel E. Dudley, Edith V. Eckhart. Accident, Md.—Margaret Luella \Priend, Hannah Louise Callis. n, Mary Ann Byrne. Olive Marguerite Castle. Md.—Florence M. Clopper, L. Masters. Baltimore, Md.—Walter De Witt Dickey. Williamsport, Md.—Mary Ellen Downs. Westernport, Md.—France Marie Duck- worth, Mildred Rebecca Michael. Savage, Md.—Jeannette Farrell. Md.—Katherine M. Fatkin. Friends- Md—Ruby Nellle Pike. Cam- bridge, Mass.—Mary Davis Fogle. Han- cock, Md.—Palmer T. Hess. Boonsboro, Md. — Vera Kathleen Hutzell Deer Park, Md.—Mary Elma Jankey. Cre- |saptown, Md. — Ruth Adella Judy. Chewsville, Md.—Charles Robert Kinna. Lonaconing, Md.— Evelyn Elizabeth | Meese, Sabillasville, Md.—Mary Jane | Reyer. Midland, - Md.— A L. | Smith, Brunswick, Md. — Elizabeth | Strippy. Oldtown, Md.—Mabel Blon- | dell Twigg. Zihlman, Md.—Carolina Vi LUNCHVROOM STOLEN AT NASHVILLE, TENN. Restaurant on Wheels Disappears After Wheels Are Removed, Furnishing a Mystery. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va, June 4.—R. T Moore of Nashville, Tenn., reported the theft of his restaurant. It was one of those lunch rooms on wheels. | and Moore couldn’t figure out “how | they got away with it.” | . Because she must wear a glass eye as | the result of a crash while riding with her flance, John W. Nash, Miss Martha A. Ashton of London recently won her uit against him for $6,875 damages. The wheels had been removed, | 1 % PRINCIPALS NAMED INAUGUSTACOUNTY Only Three of Eleven Officials Return to Oid School - Posts. | | Bpecial Dispateh to The Star. STAUNTON, Va, June 14.—Appoint- ment of principals for 11 Augusta County public high schools for the ses- sion of 1930-31 was made public by | Division Supt. F. M. Somerville. Although no new men have been se- |lected for the principalships, there are |many changes and shifts in assign- ments. So complete s the shakeup | that only 3 of the 11 principals will re- turn to their old schools next Fall. The principals who will have new schools next year are: Stuarts Draft Hi Bchool—O. B Crute, formerly principal of the Spotts- wood High Sc! 3 PFisherville High School—N. H. Moody, formerly principal of the Middlebrook High School. 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