Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING ATHLETC AWARDS AREWONBY PLPLS Gold Honors Go to 375, Silver to 1,332 and Bronze to 2,886 Students. Gold awards have been won by 375 public school children who met success- fully the highest of three standard ath- Jetic and health attainments at the close of the 1930-31 school year, accord- ing to an announcement Saturday by Dr. Rebecca Stoneroad, director of physical training in the schools. A total of 4,593 pupils received awards in all three tests. Of these, 2,886 re- ceived the bronze award for the first and simplest test; 1,332 were presented th silver awards and the rest won the gold pins and buttons. ‘The third test included, for boys, a 60-yard dash in eight seconds, the pitching of three “strikes” out of six pitched balls, and a running broad jump of 12 feet. Girls who won the highest award threw three out of five basket ball goals, exccuted a potato race in 18 seconds and executed a maneuver which embraced the tossing of a basket ball after a run of 30 feet, catching the ball and running back to the starting point. Besides these actual feats, both boys and girls were required to win high health habit and posture ratings. Winners of the gold awards were: DIVISION 1. Brown School: Eighth grade, Miss Martha Berry, teacher—Bob ~King. Eighth grade, Miss Louise Fitzgerald, teacher—Ross Beach and Jeanne Mor- gan. Eighth grade, Miss Alma Hen- dey, teacher—Arthur Traylor, Andrew Walker, Mack Higgins and Mildred Simons. Seventh grade, Mrs. K. L. Hutchinscn, teacher—Leonard Mudd, James Willis, Elizabeth Camalier and Mary Alice Savage. f Corcoran School: Seventh grade, Miss Grace Beard, teach:r—Leonard Wil- liams and Margaret Mills. John Eaton School: Eighth grade, Miss Harriet Denison, teacher—Doris Mitman. Eighth grade, Mrs. L. C. Par- ham, teacher—Charles’ Wells, Barbara Dyer, Georgine Zclenka, Elizabeth Schultze, Hilda Comer, Marbeth Weaver and Dorothy Coman. Secventh grade. Miss Dorothy Wilson, teacher— Donald Miller. Grant School: Eighth grade, Miss Margaret Lockwood, teacher—Richard Smith, Elmer King and_Adrian Smith. Seventh grade, Miss Edith Church, teacher—Ercole’ Viana, Charles Creigh- riel Jacobs, Estelle Rowzee. Raymond A;,‘ypicll—Plul R. Davis and Nicholas Cherl. DIVISION 5. Emery-Eckington School: Sixth grade, glss Margaret Ourand, teacher—Earl yan. Langdon School: Elghth grade, Miss Nannie Kuykendall, teacher—Donald D'Andelet, Forman Shore, Robert Boss, David Mitchell, Paul Haas, Nathan Bowman, William Price, Joseph Heurich, Evelyn Malone, Margaret Kerr, Violet Richardson and Rita Scheffler. Eighth grade, Miss Olive Corkery, teacher— Arthur Bradley, Willlam Drummond, Richard Kraft, Edward Pinkham, Al- bert Lickner, Arnold Manuel, Domenic Ascosi, Harry March, Albert Goucher, Frank Haske, Mirlam _Hansbrough, Doris Gamble, Adele Kohler, Anna Barnes, Thelma Stansbury, Jane Gor- don and Virginia Finnacom. Eighth grade, Miss Madge Luyster, teacher— George Snyder, Francis Strizzi, Ralph Woodward, Billy Nutter, John Lane, Lucille McDowell and Betty Dietz. Seventh grade, Miss Olivia Arth, teach- er—La Verne Fields, Kenneth Studds, Donald Onyun, Curtis Hedges, Pamela Nicol, Gertrude Stanton, Emma Boss, Virginia Manson, Colleen Sullivan, Ollie Rosenfeld, Winifred Bayly, Elizabeth Burton, Elizabeth Paugh, Hellen Hun- ter, Henrietta Liggett and Katherine Hough. Seventh grade, Miss Edith Powell, teacher—William Cole, Francis Cooney, John Osborne, George Reed, Jane Baldwin, Katherine Beach, Bettie Chaney, Frances - Cumberland, Ariel Farley, Lilllan Higdon, Nancy Snellings and Elizabeth Stewart. Monroe School: Eighth. grade, Miss Irene Sanderson, teacher—Albert Green- walt, Earl Klein, Donatina Colacicco, Betty Sullivan, Lena Zenn. Seventh grade, Miss Bessic Thompson, teacher— | Joseph Kane. Park View School: Eighth grade, Miss Mamie Hastings, teacher—Miriam Bush- low, Rita Basso, Elizabeth Hancock, Margaret Jonscher, Dorothy Lamberson, | Rosini_Patti, Constance Phucas, Jean Dale Rice and Pandora Speleas. Sev- enth grade, Miss Mamie Hastings, | teacher — Everett Gianiny, Elbert Grimes, John Hall, Tom Jones, Horace Sheahan, Felix Silverstein, Harry Stern, Carl Stamatis, Glen Leach, Robert Garner, Vincent Peary, Milton Rhode, Charles Skippon, Raymond Stan, El- eanor Brasse, Lee Houser, Annie Ladas, Sue Stamatis and Constanze Zeames. DIVISION 6. i Benning School: Eighth grade, Miss | Gertrude Kelsey, teacher—Russell Beard, | Roth Carroll, John Fillman, Edward | Gibson, Fred Thomasson, Wiiliam Or- | ton, Mildred Damieron, Margaret Dres- | lin,' Agnes Lutz, Martha Powell, Mary | |Schaefer and Flora Waple. Seventh | grade, Miss Hannah McLaughlin, | teacher—Robert Ingels. | Blow School: Seventh grade, Mrs.| Martha Todd, teacher—Alva Pepper, | Molly Herson, ~Catherine Mitchell, | Louise Price and Lois Violett. | Webb_ School: Sixth grade, Miss Grace Bush, _teacher—James Nasella, | Billy Maxwell, Edward Bailey, Lawrence Palmer, Henrietta Lucas and Emily Walter. Maury School: Eighth grade, Miss Katherine Bohrer, teacher—Jack Coch- ran, Lawrence Lichliter, Walter Thomas and Louis Rein. Eighth grade—Miss Loura Lee, teacher—Frank Love and Joseph Young. Seventh grade, Ruth Kirby, teacher—Joseph Ellis, Vin- cent Lusby, Heler Courtney and Lydia Hunter. Seventh grade, Miss Eva Her- ron, teacher—Louis Jennings, Robert Padgett, Myrtle Johns and Nancy Per- kins. Gales Schoo!: Sixth grade, Miss Kath- erine Carroll, teacher—Nick Vita and Clara _Ceccerclli. Sixth grade, Miss Ellen Richards, teacher—Gus Chaconas, Kenilworth School—Eighth grade, Miss Mary Bannon, teacher—Randolph Jen- nings and Eloise Lingebach. Ludlow School: Sixth grade, Miss Alice Hanley, teacher—Theresa Gallo. Madison School: Seventh grade, Miss Georgiana Ivy, teacher—George Cruit. Carbery School: Horace Rogers. Kingsman School: Eighth grade, Miss Janice Blum, teacher—Billy Watson. Seventh grade, Mrs. M. Jones Herndon, teacher—Guy Gardner, David Waple, Willlam Jarboe, Joseph Sedgewick, Relmond Hancock, Amos _ Weston, James Vogts and Beatrice Coffman. Pierce School: Eighth grade, Miss Anna Herron, teacher—Paul Belt, Her- bert Garrett. George Decker, William Bernhardt, Mildred Katz, Ruth -Har- vey, Margaret Couper, Vivian Lonas, Alda_ Rabbitt, Dorothy Sandsbury, Elizabeth Schrom, Thelma Decatur, Jeanette Wise and Elinor Sachs. Eighth grade, Miss Rose Dugan, teacher—Her- mine Ewald, Lily Hudges, Margaret Raines and Elizabeth Switzer. Eighth T T T T ST s inet. grade, Miss Belle Allen, tea George Phillips, Emitt Witt, Alvin Bates, Lyman Keefe, Thomas Poland, Theodora Reler, Lenora Weaver, Alice McGrath, Eleanor Wells, Hazel "Ke- fauver and Helen Fusco. Seventh grade, Mrs. Inez Hunter, teacher— Ralph Bucca, Frances Bucca, Irene Coppage, Louise Kiatta and Ethel Sc;lvlfier. eatley School: Eighth grade, Miss S. MclIntosh, teacher—Gail Perry, Helen Bayne and Helen Brummel, Bowen - Greenleaf School: Sixth grade, Miss Elizabeth Ramey, teacher— Rose Fralleone. DIVISION 7. Congress Heights School: Eighth grade, Miss Eugenia Slattery, teacher— Edna Branson, Margaret Day, Hester Cox, Frances Seitz, Mary Krahling and Helen Barrett. Eighth grade, Miss Helen Masson, teacher—James Cattell, Jack Daniel, Arthur Pett, Russell Boyce, Sam Goulart, Madeline Shover, Cath- erine Goodwin, Ruth Havenner, Louise Cole and Esther Clifton. Seventh grade, Mrs. M. C. Lusby, teacher— Thomas Abellera, Richard Stubblefield, Edgar Michael, Elaine Thrift, Barbara Hamma, Mildred Granthum, Bessie Paggett and Evangeline Abellera. Sixth grade, Miss Eizabeth Dinnen, teacher— Edward Shreve and Richard Ballard. Sixth grade, Mrs. Virginia Williamson, teacher—David Shaw and Edward Halley. Ketchum-Van Buren School: Eighth grade, Mrs. Mary Cook, teacher—Clar- ence Ohm, Robert Bailey, Franklin Lus- by, Ned Snyder, Henry Norris, Claire Williamson, ~ Virginia = Keiler, Emily Fitzgerald and Mildred Henry. Eighth grade, Miss Clara Brandt, teacher— Clyde Bowles, Harry Regan, Willard Grove’s Invites You to See the New 1932 p##5€9 Radios Complete Stock—All Models on Display Philco Baby Grand BALANCED SUPERHETERODYNE 7.Tube Pentode and screen grid. Electro_dynamic speaker, illuminated - dial. Tone control. Handsome cab- Let use demonstrate. Co STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1931 cher— | Taylor, Raymond Woolard, ‘Catherine and :Elizabeth phrey. Seventh grade, Miss Mary, teacher—Mildred Morgan, Gertrude Miller and Mariam Seventh grade, teacher—Loulse Rott and Henrietta Wade. Lenox School: Eighth grade, Mrs. R. R. Wilkin, teacher—Benjamin Curtis, Willlam Darmstead, Jose) James Sanderson. Mabel Larcombe, teacher—Leroy Sidney, Alfred Boswell, Raymond Edward Arneson. Esther Pinck, teacher—Grover More- land, James Tompkins, William Coey- man, Townsend Avery, Robert:Williams, Edward Courtvriendt, and Catherine Gray. Sixth grade, Miss Grace Roblits, teacher—Francis Shaw. Randle Highlands School: grade, Miss Blanche Fawcett, teacher— Relmond Gibson, Mildred Breckenridge, Ruth Hale, Ferne Lowry, Edna Jones, Elizabeth Burgess and Effie Hantzmon. May Turner, Bielaski, Helen Eliopulos, El monston, Lola Vaughn, Amelia Herl and Margaret Eddy. Marian Ruehl Seventh _grade, teacher,—Richard Selby, Edgar Tilletf, Ruth Bowie, Lo- retta Smith, Dorothsa Soper-and Ro- Fifth grade, Mrs. Mary teacher—Gray Ethridge, EARLY 50 YEARS AGO ‘We had our first moving J Consider ‘what our experien Phone for a price on moving. —The Original— KRIEG’S EXPRESS & STORAGE CO. 616 Eye St. R A s P | s it | ADMITS SUIGIBETRY, isconsin Avenue Manual Training Stanton School: Seventh grade, Miss | gchool: William Colvin, Clifford Jones, Annle Farrington, teacher—Charlotte | and Jerome Littlefield. Woman Slightly Hurt in 40-Foot E. 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