Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1930, Page 52

4ot gl w e Z11GET DIPLOMAS AT EASTERN HIGH Graduates Hear Address by Assistant Secretary of Labor Husband. | Coates, Curtis Edward Curtain, Russell | | Fred Daiker, Jack Butler Davis, Thom: Ogden Davis, jr.. Ralph Day, Anthony Dorman, Russell e Samuel Edlavitch, Ellsworth Dorrell, Frederick George Feusahrens, Filippone, Richard Wilkinson Galiher, Douglas Elmer George, John Willlam Gernand, James Burnside Graham, Robert Hugh Grant, Milton Lester | Grimes, Grant Lowell Hagen, Jonathan | Hall, Charles William Hart, James Rob- ert Hayden, jr.; John Henry Hazard, Arthur_ John~ Hazes, Alton Hathaway Helm, Raymond Weedon Herndon, Rob- ert Campbell Hess, Harry William Hig: ham, James Preston Holloway, James | Porter Huss, Charles Walter Jenkins, | George Edward Keckler. Gllbert Monroe One hundred and thirteen girls and | Kennerly, Charles Kocher, Christopher b | Nicholas Koutsoukos, Gilbert Ralph Lee, ninety-eight boys were graduated atjo,.’sjoysius Long, Lewis Walter M commencement exercises held last night | gruder, Harvey Wade Mann, Elmer Ig- in the auditorium of Eastern High| natjus Marceron, John Henry Matthews, School. Robert Knight McCormick, Benjamin The address to the graduates was Owen McCullough, Lawson Morell Mc- made by W. W. Husband, Assistant genzie, Chester Elsworth Miles. Frank- Secretary of Labor. Mr. Husband told lin Terrence Miles, Charles Maynord | the graduates to make use of their Millar, Richard Paul Moffett, David imagination and to cultivate a sense of | Willlam Morris, Leslie John Munro, Fumor. | Louis Joseph Naecker, John William Presentation of awards was made by| Nally, Thomas Joseph Nally, Jules Lu- Charles Hart. principal of the school, din Phillips, Thomas Reginald Procter and the diplomas were given out by| Joseph Wililam Rabbitt, Clarence Bertram G. Foster, attorney. | Albert Rhoden, Joseph Oliver Robey, Invocation was made by Rev. Freeley | Samuel Howard Rohrer, James Joseph Rohror, pastor of the Metropolitan| Ryan, Lyndon Lamah Scates, August Presbyterian Church. The valedictorian | Scoffone, Malcolm Dare Shutters, Paul address was made by Hilda Zwillinger. | Bernard Smith, Talbert Aloysius Smith. Jere J. Crane, first assistant superin-| Edward Richard Spies, Joseph Willlam tendent of schools, presided. | Steiner, "Paul Frederick _Steinkueller, Charles Francis Suter, Lee Edmond b Sweeney, Clifton Fugene Swift, Harold The graduates follow: | Munson Swift, Donald Arthur Swope, Those graduating with first honors John Wallace Talcott, John Ellsworth were Clara Etta Critchfield, Mary Janet ' Taylor, Frederick Williana Traband, Mourhess, Anna Helen Ott, Mary Louise | Brent Allen Turner, Dolphin Willlam Robbins, Hilda Antoinette Zwillinger.| Weber, George Alexander ~Wilson, John William Gernand, Charles William | Charles Conrad Wist Hart and Joseph William Rabbitt, Jr. Second honors — Marguerite Evelyn Mary Waring Thomas, Blanche Widome, Lyndon Lamah Scates, Joseph William Steiner and Harold Munsen Swift. The graduates follow: | Clara Elizabeth Allen, Alice Regina Althen, Audrey Sheriff Barbour, Emma Mary Bechtold, Lois May Belfield, Eva Gabrielle_ Bielouss, Alyce May Biondi, Mildred Elsie Bishop, Mary Eilen Boll- man, Catherine Erma Bontz, Bertha Bortnick, Prances Elizabeth Boss, Mary Anita Bosworth, Margaret Louise Bovey, Mildred FElizabeth Bowman, Margaret Maddox Bryde, Catharine Agnes Burch, Annje Carrigan, Miriam Elizabeth Cas- teel, Beatrix Susan Chappelle, Virginia Lee Coffman, Mary Veronica Cosimano, Clara Etta Critchfield. Frances Case Culverwell, Margaret Gwenllian Davis, Helen Louise Eno, Ruth Alma Ferguson, Julia Ruth Fick, Jane Elizabeth Firor, Ethel Flax, Arsena Beatrice Fopless, Normne Shirley Foster, Edna Mae Pray- ser, Bernice Eleanor Freedley, Edith Lowery French, Virginia Allyne Galatzo, Helen Mary Geiger, Ethel Louise Gib- son, Mildred Duncan Glascock, Mae Louise Green, Annabelle Beatrice Haardt, Mary-Louise Hancock, Lillian C Hardy, Kathryn Naomi Harris, Rose Herbert yden, Lucie Ellen Heard, Cecilla Geneva Horan, Rose Ella Hu- bacher, Prances Regina Jenkins, Gladys Lilian Jett, Edna Johnson, Olivia Ma- rion Johnson, Mary Kartofel, Dorothy Kathleen Kelso, Ruth Simonds King, Ruth Eloise Lee. Mildred Louise Lind- blom, Lillian Mildred Llewellyn, Kath- Iyn Mary Lyons, Helen Evelyn Magee, Dorothy Phoebe McQueeney, Mary Janet. Mourhess, Ellen Angela Muldowney, Mildred Louise Naylor, Helen Frances Neetz, Mildred Francis Neill, Grace Lois Nelson, Dorothy Collins Newman, Helen Knight Norbeck, Helen Marie Nord- strom, Dorothy Duff Norris, Lelia Eliza- beth Orndorff, Anna Helen Ott, Olga Grace _Pasoe, Mora Lillian Plager, Mary Daingerfield Pruitt, Mary Catl erine Richardson, Mary Louise Robbins, Marjorie Doran Rosenfield, Mary Kat! erine Rush, Dorothy Florence Russell, Allie Maude Sandridge, Katharine Marie Scully, Dorothy Elton Seaton, Dorothy Evelyn Secrest, Ruth Sharrett, Mildred Louise Sheehan, Gertrude Shipley, Marie | Elizabeth Shorb, Eleanora Elizabeth Sin- clair, Ethel Cecelia Soper, Gladys Sarah Spahr, Thelma Ella Stamper, Marie Suppes, Lynda Naomi al Edith Agnes Taltavull, Beatrice Taylor, Marguerite Evelyn Teachum, Mary War- ing Thomas, Ruth Conklin Thomasson, Anne Margaret Tolson, Al-Va Tucker, Frances Stuart Tuck Helen Lindsey Turner, Alma Blanche Van Geuder, Carol Prances Wanner, Rose Virginia Ward, Marion Butler ‘Webb, Blanche ‘Widome, Janice Stone Williamson, Win- ifred Clementine Wollett, Hilda Antoi- nette Zwlutnger. 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