Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1930, Page 16

A—16 . g s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1930. GHNE NG | DPLONAS GVEN Charles B. Orcutt Delivers|; Valedictory at Commence- |3 ment Exercises. p - ”' The Hine Junior High School grad- wated 95 students in commencement ex- erclses this afternoon, under chairman- | 3% | > Aquarium ship of Stephen E. Kramer, first assist- g ant superintendent of schools, Who also presented (he{ rtl;,plomn: " 1 98c Members of the graduating class con- g tributed to their own program, with |3 and Stand ‘ g Chatles Bemnard Orcutt delivering the valedictory and Jeannette Bella A 2 man presented the L‘-lla:s hlslmry. &m $|‘98 = & This omtfit eon- ert E. Lee presented his class’ gift, a f=—1 = P framed picture, fo the school, and it 4 @, “ o | sists of a drum was accepted by Harol . Wwarner, i ey M principal. Rev. Hubert Woolfall said An attractive all- 3 b pe gl q the invocation. "The exercises witnessed metal outfit of two o and e aaetal the singing of the class song. which was givons, o SH o y Elizabeth Thomas, a stand, Z presented diplomasg to S=— e =2 - —————— e the following students: William Bell, James Campbell, Robert Allen Campbell, Harold Walter Can- nella, Charles George Cuozzo, Domenic Joseph DeGilorgio, Morris DeSimone, Robert Edward Dougherty, Melvin Thomas Eicher, Roval Engh, Harry lard Eugene Gibbons, ter Martin Guy rt Edward Lee, Frank James Littlefield, William M: colm Martin, jr.; ner, Mildred Virginia Leone Absl nelli, Jeannette Mae Chamberlin, M: garet Gatherine Cocimano. Thel Catherine Cooksey, Martha Effie Crouch, beth DeButts, “ Agnes Mary DeGior- gio. Maude Louise Feaster, Jeanette Bella Feldnhn, Elva Dorothy Garner, Rae, Thiomas Edwin Miller, Harold Mo- | 3 e I i ; lineu, Charles Mostow, Wallace Earle |3 o i L i L _C h Norwood, Francis O'Cailaghan, Charles i A\ oose-Lushion Bernard Orcutt, Ferdinand John Pfohl, | 2 = i John Courtney Poole, Staniey Schaub, | 3 Jerome Schlossenberg, Abraham Seiden- o33 e ; i Bed-DavenPOrt Suite ylor, lon ic] el- I - sen, Raiph Orville Weed, Karl Joseph I | Overnight gues are always welcome Von Spitzenger, jr.; Margaret Elizabeth Al - Lambright, Mation Lee, Thelma. Lewis, 0 I i wne s Lois Estelle ""“"{'m‘i‘;";’e“&“u"cé‘“? 2 5 D davenport suite. ‘Mazzucco, Margare! uni- iy ‘This one is practi- 3 i vivols oo it ereerie| = Genuine WalnutVeneerBedRoom Suite e et Christine Money, Dorothy Agnes Pear- ably designed, P' G (3 W I Da . 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