Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1931, Page 7

ATHLETICS HELD VITAL TO STUDENTS Leo A. Rover Tells Eastern Graduates Sports Help in Life. Athletics were characterized as im- portant to the student’s life because they develop a fuller and better un- derstanding of co-operation, by Leo A. Rover, United States attorney for the ' District of Columbia, in an address to the four-year graduating class of East- ern High School at the commencement Jast night. Properly administered athletics, Mr. Rover contended, prepare students for more serious endeavors of life and they should have the support of parents who ‘would co-operate with the school per- sonnel in encouraging boys and girls to follow the various sposis during school days. Mr. Rover was introduced by Robert L. Haycock, assistant superintendent of schools, who presided over the exercises. Preceding the main address, William Andrew Smith delivered the salutatory. Charles Hart, principal of Eastern High School, announced the winners of special awards. - These included Janet Walther and Grover Everett. who ‘were placed on the Michigan Univer- sity honor roll; Daniel Radice, winner of the Civitan Club citizenship award for good citizenship; Franklin Rich- ards, the business efficlency award; Katherine Garrett and Leonard Min- koff, the Alumni Association medals for scholarship and service to the school; Leah Effenbach and John Davis, orchestra award for service in the school musical organization. Scholarships Announced. ‘Winners of scholarships to institu- tons of higher learning were announced by Mr. Hart as John Meads to George ‘Washington University; Martin Allwine and Dorothy Kirsch, American Univer- sity; Leonard Minkoff, Georgetown University; Isaac Janofsky, the Uni- versity of Virginia; Willlam Smith, ‘Washington and Lee University; Ar- thur Willis, Benjamin Franklin Uni- versity; Hugh Paull, Columbus Uni- wversity; Winifred Reeves, Strayer Col- lege; Alberta Scott, Southeastern Uni- versity, and Abraham Brooks, Wash- ington College of Law. Winners of first honors in the graduating class were Vida Funkhouser, Dorothy Kirsch, Winifred Reeves, Frances Schrott, Martin Allwine, Cloise Crane, John Meads, Leonard Minkoff and Willilam Smith. Second honor aduates were named as Josephine lakely, Elizabeth Leek, George Em- mart, jr.; Isaac Janofsky, Franklin Richards and Arthur Willis. Receive Diplomas. Diplomas were presented to the fol- Towing: Mae Arkin, Jean Ruth Ash- mun, Sarah Barr, Josephine Wilson Blakely, Ethel Blumberg, Italia Borzella, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Frances Marie Callow, Faith Carlson, Pauline Chad- wick, Ione Clifton, Ruth Nellie Collins, Harriet Louise Copenhaver, Hazel Caro- line De Lozier, Carmel De Marco, Mil- dred Grace Denison, Justina Janet Di Francesco, Maria Di Francesco, Doro- thy Whitmore Dodge, Louise Doffer- myre, Lillian Drake, Charlotte Russell Duncan, Madeleine Marie Duncan, Rosemary Joan Dunnigan, Elsie Vir- ginia Edge, Leah Effenbach, Jeap Ellis, Madge Julia Everett, Minnie Farber, Margaret Vance Fisher, Mary Anne Flannagan, Kathleen Fouche, Margaret Ellsworth Fowler, Elizabeth Haskins Frame, Virginia Frances Franklin, Mar- Jorie Marie Frazier, Shirley Friedman, Elizabeth Wright Fritz, Marjorie Van Aernam Fuller, Vida Pauline Funk- houser, Minerva Belle Gaines, Martha Ruth Gant, Kathryn Wilson Garrett, Esther Edith Gerber, Bertha Gilbert, Mae Cecelia Glotzback, Bella Edythe Gluck, Grace Catherine Griffith, Emily ‘Thour Harris, Virginia Trewolla Har- vey, Helen Gabriel Hebrew, Ruth lian Heintz, Annie Augusta Hickingbot- tom, Virginia Elizabeth Hoffmann, Eleanor Elizabeth Imlay, Rose Ellen Jarvis, Helen Catherine Johnson, Mar- Jorie Adair Johnson, Anna Maude Jones, Catherine Ann Kaufman, Wylma Rose Kellar, Sylvia Doris Kessler, Ethel Lorraine King, Dorothy Kirsch, Cath- ‘erine Ida Koch, Lillian Gladys Kramer, May Augusta Lacey, Princess Goldie Lamp. Elizabeth Niberte Leek,,Mildred Elizabeth Leiper, Mary Regina Mad- ‘den, Edith® Meriam Martin, Margaret Grace Mathieson, Mary Alice May, Elizabeth Lorena McGill, Frances Jean McGogney, Loretta Anna McQueeney, Leona Cary Miller, Mary Jane Mulford, Mamie Loreen Murphy, Gladys Ruth Naecker, Frances Elizabeth _Nagel, Sylvia Bertha Nelson, Enid Lynette Noland, Helen Catherine Oehmann, Agnes Jean Oftterback, Lillian Ger- trude Padgett, Hester Suzanne Par- tridge, Dorothy Jean Payne, Anna May Poor, Louise Gorin Porter, Lilah Kath- aryn Reed, Sophia Louise Reeves, Wini- fred Marjorie Reeves, Marie Susanna Reier, Ruth Emma Richards, Elizabeth {Mary Riordan, Marjorie Anne Robi- nette, Helen Saks, Frances Anita Schrott, Yolande Del Rio Scocca, Al- berta Katie Scott, Margaret Eleanor Shearer, Frances Margaret Sherrer, Mary Libby Spector, Nola Elizabeth Stone, Helen Christina Sunday, Carrie Orilla Sutton, Evelyn Kathryn Waldler, Eunj Roberta Walters, Janet Eliza- beth Walther, Malvern Virginia War- ner, Cora Alice Wayland, Ruby Lee ‘Whitley, Marguerite Bessie Whitmire, Eleanore Wiley Wilson, Sarah Wostein, Miriam Ann Zeltzer, Martin Aiken Allwine, Edward Ric Llovd Brabson, Abraham Brooks, James | Wilson Brown, William Arthur Brown, Edgar Ashton Burchell, Robert Elmer man, Walter Raymond Bean, Willard Chalkley, Norman Ralph Cissel, Albert Alexander Clagett, Paul Frederick Clem- ents, Thomas Troy Colner, George nn, Philip us Cor- ridon, Cloise Appleton Crane, Walter Augustine Crow, John Henry Davis, Louis Mason DeLand, Joseph Robert Didden, Trueman Charles Downs, Lynn Broughton Elmore, George Willlam Em- mart, jr.; Grover Woodrow Everett, Wil- liam Ellsworth Firth, Vincent Stetson Free, Stanley Robert French, LeRoy Louis Gladstone, Julius Louis Goldman, Max Goldstein, Don Ivor Gulbrandson, Henry Grafton Harper, Joseph Owens Harrison, Robert Gardner Henry, Rich- ard Carl Higdon, Sidney Charles Hof man, Frapcis Aylett Hogge, Edwin Ze! ler Holland, Ross Theodore Hudson, Robert Miller - Hunt, Fred Sansbury Hutchinson, John Hildebrand James, Isaac Janofsky, Charles Samuel Jarvis, Chester Harris Jones, John Hardy Ker- by, Prancis Wilson Kerwin, Daniel Clark Kessler, James Francis Kinsella, Paul | Laidley Kise, Charles Sydney Kotzin, Franklin Matthew Lane, Frank Gordon Law, Charles Edward Law, You How Lee, Charles Walter LeMat, Charles As- tor Lovejoy, Ralston Newell Lusby, Jos- eph Francis Lynch, Arthur Willlam Mann, Ernest Martin, Samuel Hum- phrey Martin, David Charles Mates, Lyman Randolph McAboy, William Au- gustus McClosky, Norris Brubaker Mc- Cune, John Herbert Meads, Leonard Minkoff, Robert Wilkins Moore, Willlam Joseph Noonan, William George Oehm, ! Hugh George Earnest Paull, John Fri erick Pitts, Frank Mattell Plager, mer Dove Pyles, John David Raab, Dan- fel Francis Radice, Ben Reznek, Edwin Nelson Rice, Franklin James Richards, Richerd Millward Rothwell, Ralph ‘Windsor Ruffner, Donald Franklin Sea- ton, Elijah Mordecai Seidenberg, Oscar Sherman, James Dallas Shirley, George Valentine Shorb, Israel Shulman, Harry Siegel, Norval Earle Sillings, John Roger Smith, Stephen Irving Smith, Willlam Andrew Smith, David Roger Smoak, Sylvan Adolph Steiner, Hamilton n Sweeney, John Edward Talbert, Allen Griffith, Taylor, Ross LeRoy Totten, William Lester Wade, Franklin Leroy Walker, Willlam Vance Watts, Willlam Jones Wells, William John Wkite, Oran Richard Wilkerson, Arthur Burgess Willis, Albert Frederick ‘Wirz, Charles Sacket Woods, Thomas Logan W« and James Martin Young. o Oyster Crop Declines. The British oyster eater is alarmed at the rapid decline of the British oyster. 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