Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1932, Page 28

FOURYEAR LIS | OF 16 GRADUATED Final Formal Exercises Held at Present Building of Business High School. Business High School's four-year class was graduated last night in the final formal exercises to be held by that school in its present building, at Ninth street and Rhode Island avenue. The next exercises of that school will be held under the name of Roosevelt High Schoo!, iu the handsome new struc- ture now nearing completion, at Thir- teenth street and Iowa avenue. ‘The school's 136 graduates were ad- dressed by Rev. Hulbert A. Woolfall and the valedictory was delivered by Ray- mond Chism. Allan Davis, principal of the school, announced the awards and scholarship winners. The graduates who qualified for the Business High School bronze “B” scholarship award by attaining rating of “A” in half of their credits were Fern Atkins, Thomas Callahan, Pearl Ehrlich, Thelma Farr, Emma Hild, Catherine Hubbard, Eliza- beth Jett, Lillian Junkkari, Edna Mo- hagen, Alta Patterson, Anna Schaeffer and Catherine Wilkins. Helen Phillips was given the award for improvement in scholarship. i Mr. Davis announced the following winners of scholarships to institutions of higher learning: Catherine Wilkins, principal, and Fern Atkyns, alternate, to George Washington University; Ber- nard Chism to Benjamin Franklin Uni- versity, Thelma Farr, principal, and Nathan Kellner, alternate, to South- eastern University; Reuben Sanders, prelegal course at National University: ie Ziegler to Washington College of Law, Thomas Callahan to Columbus University and Anna Schaeffer to Strayer Business College. Diplomas were presented to the fol- e Louise Adamson, Ellen 1, Mary Catherine Cocker, e Coffmen, Mary Evelyn Marguerite Iris Collett. Elea- Collins, Ruth Collins, ham, Helen Theresa Mae D’Andelet, Dickens, Frieda Helen Virginia Fant, Farr. Bella Feldman, cldman, Ajice Louise Ferrari. Catherine Finnegan, Helen an. Theresa Rose Galipo, Helen Louise_Geyer, Vir- v Goodfellow, Eleanor Har- argaret Katherine Hartman, llie Hartung, Emma Frances Christine Hollinger, Made- rnberger. Frances Eliza- Mary Catherine Hubbard, h Huber, Marjorie Ellen beth Ann Jett, Lempi Lil- Leona Katzman, Esther Mary Lillian Kessler, Mar- Kimmell. Jeanette Bev- h. Margaret Elizabeth Koeh- Cecilia Kristin, Jean Reed | Claire Levenson, Rita Mary a Lubin, Jeanette Marie aret Lucille Mackin, Pearl . Anna Roberta Mayhew, Gertrude Mestesky, Edna Alice gen. Edith Neff, Dorothy Alice Orton, Alta Wilma Patterson, Ethel Peden. Jennie Catherine Peluso, Thelma ! Virginia Penn. Helen Martha_Phillips, | Amy Lois Redd. Elsie Grace Richards, | Catherine Mary Riehl, Rose Freda Rosenberg, Frances Audrey Rueth, Lil- lian Dorothy Russell Minnie Rose Sadle, Dorothy Cecelia Sauter. Anna Marie Schaeffer, Anne Elizabeth Schmidt, Virginia Jane Sembekos, Mary Shanahan, Frances Shapiro, Reva Mil- dred Shuman, Mirlam Audrey Simons, Evelyn Smith. Rita Lovica_Stahl, Mil- dred Elizabeth Stimmel, Helen 'Rene s Grace Cecilia _Stoneburner, Rebecca Swigart, Rebecca Tol- nnie Torreyson. Alice Amelia yn Ambrose Turnelle, Edith Ethel Edith Weinberg, ce Wilkins, Frances Cath- Katie Gertrude Ziegler n Berger, Thomas Francis Jacob Chernikoff. Raymond nard Chism. Maurice Collins, An- rt_Donnan. William Richard : Gabriel Fox. Louis Gusinsky. velt Harrison, Amen Jack Robert ' Hurwitz, Frederick Kitchener, v, William De Arse McGinn. farrison Massey, Anthony no. William Henry Norris. Wilton Orme. jr.:" Stanlev| e Pavpe, Allan Parkenson Robev. Fmil ' Rott. Reuben Augustns Clavton Schneider. Lonis ZupHEay : z s . 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