Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1931, Page 22

NAGFARLAND HGH GRADLATES CLASS 129 Promoted to Senior Howara Grade—Orations Given by Students. Macfarland Junior High Sciool this morning awarded diplomas to 129 of its [ g/ students who “wtll enier senior high vided the only oratory of the exerc the usual “commencement address” ing djspensed with. Three gradua discussed phases of the effects of re- spect for law. Hazel Beall spoke on its relation to the individual, Anna Morrison on its effect to the commu- nity and Phvllis Holt on the Nation it- self. Mary Ellen McLean delivered the ‘valedictory. The class gift to the school, a plas- ter copy of an ancient frieze, was pre- sented by Norbert Frankenberger. The diplomas were presented by Robert L. Haycock, assistant superintendent in | charge of elementary schools, who also presided over the exercises. Plant Class Tree. ‘The exercises were preceded late yes- terday by the planting of a class tree, | a red oak, on the schcol grounds. The | planting, done by Arden Andresen, | president of the graduating class, was | the initial step in a tree-planting pro- gram which is to be followed at Mac- farland with guidance of the municipal architect. Those graduating with honors were | Jeannette Sudduth, Mary Ellen Mc- Lean, George Butler Cushing, Benja- min J. Waldo, Arden Andresen, Herbert Louis Goda, Anna -Mary Morrison, Margaret Shearer, Helen Irma Feld- man, Helen Ruth Walker, Raymond Bruce Gochenour. Margaret Phyllis Holz, Hazel Spek Beal, Harold Newton Greenberg, Jennie Lee McCoy, Earl E. Eisenhart and Philip Carl Fishbein. | Receive Diplomas. | Other graduates were Dorothy Belle Simons, Ada Epstein, Audrey Snowden Jones, Adele Ruth Crane, Ruth Smith, | Phoebe Esther Youngs, Mary Frances Humphrey. Ellen Mary Wright, Harold Cladny, ~Sidney Davidson, _Franklin | Robert Miller, Richard Widmayer, Welch Smith, Milton Meisels, Dorothy Muriel Warren, Carolyn Helmers, Leah Weisenberg, Edith Harriette Alper, Ruth Sylvia Clepatch, Naom! Sylvia Koplin, Beverly Blanche Bond, French Abell, Clayton Pittiglio, Murray Kraft, Alex- Joseph A. Goldstein, Harry Kay, Do ald R. Lamborne, Herbert Martin Z: off, Robert William Boyle, Ruth Cha- conas, Nancy Fitzwater, Mildred Shir- ley Crampton, Mabel Ruth Waldrop, Mildred Miriam Newhouse, Jeanette Cohn, Ruth Torbert Parsons, Anna Louise Kienle, Josephine Rita Ciango, Ellsworth Parthemore Bair, Wilmer Lynwood Colwell, Melvin Zweig, Carl- Leroy Peacock, Harry Martin Pitzer, jr.; | Frank John Splain. Preston Luck Davis, jr.; Charles Busby, John Danforth Chandler, Annie Laurie Reed, Claudine Bageant, Thelma Louise Kammerer, Dorothy_ Elizabeth Sullivan, Barbara Louise Burns, Bernice Belle Wyman, Nellie Theresa Mullen, Isabel Richwine, Melvin Bernard Foer, Norbert Frai Irving Hay, Charles Leroy Davis Albert Milton Gonen, " IHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1031 e e s PAUL JUNIOR HIGH GIVES 88 AWARDS =22 Sartori, % M':. Diplomas Conferred on 1931 Class at Last Night’s Exeréises. Paul Junior High School conferred diplomas on 88 members of the class of +. | 1931 at the annusl commencement, ex- Cochran, | ercises held last; night. The address Perry | of the evening was delivered by J. J. and | Crane, first assistant superintendent of schools in the District, the presiding officer of the occasion. ‘The was opened with a the school orchestra. Rev. 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