Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1933, Page 35

318 GET DIPLOMAS ATEASTERN HIGHV Awards to Honor Students | Presented — Dr. Kramer ‘| Presides at Exercises. Diplomas were presented to 318 four- year-course graduates of Eastern High School in commencement exercises pre- sided over last night by Dr. Stephen| E. Kramer, first assistant superintend- | ent of schools The Eastern commencement was | marked by the presentation of awards | to deserving graduates by Charles Hart, | principal of the school. First on the scholastic achievement list was Jean- nette Bell Feliman, who elected the cholarship to Strayer College when % developed her credits lacked the mathematics exacted by George Wash- ington University, whose scholaTship she had earned. The George Wash- ington University scholarship was pre- sented to Alice Elizabeth Corridon, who stood third on the list of honor grad-| uates. Myrtle Kathleen Readmond, holder of second honors, was valedic- | torian Other scholarships _presented last night included Goergetown University pre-dental, William Hartwell Tucker: Washington and Lee University, to| Harry William Goldberg; University of | Virginia, to Robert Edward Lee; South- eastern University, to Isabella Cather- ine Ager; Columbus University, to Rosella Marie McLaughlin;_American University, to Anna Mae Brown, for girls, and to Charles Bernard Orcutt for boys; and Benjamin Franklin Uni- versity, to Geraldine Margaret Ray. The Theta Pi alumni award of $5C in cash, which sum must be used in | the pursuit of further education, was | presented to Virginia Colton Moore. Other Honors Awarded. The Michigan University honor roll award was presented to Willie C. O'Steen, for girls, and to David G. Sprinkle for boys. Daniel F. Frantz won the general efficiency award and Donald Cupp Beale won the orchestra award. The Alumni Association medals to the boy and girl who have done most for their school were presented to Jean Laurie Tolson and Frank Waikart. Waikart, who was graduated last Feb- ruary, is a post-graduate student and is the first February class member to be accorded the Alumni Association’s recognition. Awards also were given to the grad- uates who have maintained perfect at- tendance records by not missing a sin- gle day of school, and by not being tardy once during the four-year course. Recipients of this honor were Charlotte Elizabeth Simmons, who not only maintained a perfect attendance record at Eastern, but who has had such a record for 11 years: Virginia Colton Moore, Catherine Louise Shehan, Lil- lian Estelle Wild, Walter Martin Guy, John Haje, Prank Gold Lindsay, Charles Bernard Orcutt and James Edward Reeves. The commencement program Wwas opened by the invocation of Rev. W. R. Moody of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. The delivery of the valedictory by Miss Readmond and music by the school or- chestra completed the program. List of Graduates. ‘The diplomas were presented by Ber- tram G. Foster, a member of the Dis- trict of Columbia bar. The graduates were: Louise Mathilde Abner, Thelma Irene Absher, Isabella Catherine Ager, Sara Goldie Alpert, Marie Theresa Androu- lakis, Pauline Frances Apter, Helen Marie_Axman, Louella Bailey, Myrtle May Balsinger, Joan Virginia Barber, Edith Irene Barry, Irma Theresa Barry, Rachel Huev Bell. Vincenzi Bellucci, Laura Berman, Elinor Berry, Sarah Bookoff, Daisy Frances Ethel Boyer, Dorothy Virginia Brauner, Dorothy Elise Bray, Anna Mae Browre, Hilda Ellis Bursey, Josephine Elizabeth Cer- ceo, Jeannette Mae Chamberlin, Jessie Lane Chase, Frances Lathrop Cisna, Carmella Lucy Citrano, Florence Ruth Clapper, Margaret Inez Clore, Florence | Sylvia Cohen, Lillian Cohen, Mary Ann | Consorti, Florence Pauline Corkran, Alice Elizabeth Corridon, Anna Vir- ginia Cox, Betty Adams Craig, Mary Margaret Crim, Elizabeth Louise Crown, Catherine Mildred Crump, Mad- eline Virginia Cummings, Ruth Hazel Dassinger, Lucille Fairfax Davis, Ag- nes Mary DeGiorgio, Margaret Juanita Dennis, Helen Marie Devlin, Ruth Gwendolyn Domdera, Mary Rita D'Orto, Clara Eileen Doyle, Rosalie Lu- cille Dunn, Mary Rita Patricia Dun- nigan, Virginia Ferne Duvall, Ger- trude Amelia Eichner, Helen Merle Elliott, Mildred Irene Elrod, Doris Emma Farran, Frances Amelia Fear- | son, Jeanette Belle Feldman, Margaret Eva Flannagan, Virginia Elizabeth Flannagan, Genevieve Marian Flynn, Agnes Marie Fogelgren, Helen Marie Foley, Kathryn May Galiher, Besrie | Gelston, Gertrude Gerber, Alice Iouise | Gibbons, Carvel Chastine Gibbons, | Mary Thelma Gibbons, Audrey Kath- erine Gladhill, Bella Firma Golden- berg, Grace Devereux Gollihew, Al- thea Laura Grosser, Catherine Virginia | Hall, Jeannette Hangliter, Leona Isa- bel Harris, Sarah Estelle Haskew, Lil- lian Hawes, Rubye Hicks Himes, Kath- erine Porter Hoffman, Martha Eliza- beth Holt, Annetta Honikman, Eliza- beth Louise Hooton, Heloise Hutchin- son, Katherine Lappin Hutchinson, Ruth Leah Isbell, Ruth Maxine Jack- ley, Dorothy Steinle Jaeger, Eileen Ann Jamieson, Margaret Ida Jones, Thelma Louise Joy, Una Cleo Joy, Blarche Myra Kaplan, Helen Louise Kent, Anna Marie Kidwell, Lillian Caroline Kil- lian, Billie Layne, Theresa Patline Mary Lazzari, Gladys Virginia Lerch, Catherine Antonina Lipske, Virginia Harvey Longest, Mary Addie Mace, Margaret Josephine McCormick, Ros- ella Marie McLaughlin, Anne Harkins MacNeill, Ruby Menick, Dorothy Vir- tie Millar, Mary Franklyn Miller, Vir- ginia Colton Moore, Virginia Harwood Morris, Margaret Norma Muehihaus, Beatrice Marie Murphy, Grace Dorothy Murphy, Marie Anne Naecker, Maria Natoli, Elsie Catherine Naylor, Alyce Marilyn Nelson, Irene Warren Ne! Lost Ugly Fat Her Husband Says Shé Looks Five Years Younger! e is & certain weight at which every woman looks her skinny und i producers s ! agreed upon this My husband says I look five ger.” writes this phl da of Salt by 18 pounds of usly fat. Read o Having heard from a friend of mine that she lost consid: welght. more energetic "I have inauired of my dressmaker my measurements which in August last . hips 43" st Inches which is normal for my by which is 5 ft. 8 in. My age is 20. Pusband 1'% ‘vers severe critic. says I look five years younger, There it no other reason loss of weight ereept Kroschen as 1 do not take any particular diet.” (Mrs.) S. R., London, Ensland. A bottle of Kruschen Sslts that will ast four weeks costs but o trifle—take directed every morning. When the jar is empty get on the scales and see how many pounds you have lost. | Attention to diet will help—cut down | | on ‘Dastry and fatty meats—go Jight | on potatoes, butter and cream. man, Goldie Celia Niefeld, Cecile Pau- i line Noland, Lorenza Josephine Norcio, | Elizabeth Margaret Norris, Willie Cath- erme Osoeen Lmda chee Overlade, ian Louise Pndgctt Mnblc Bowyer an‘ Betty Louise Payne, Mary Frances Perry, Helen Louise Powell, Shirley Mary PO‘!YS. Natalie Camelia Prencipe, Elizabeth Pyles, Geraldine ergiret Ray., Gwendolyn Marie Rea, Myrtle Kathleen Readmond, Evelyn Randolph Rector, Doris Pearle Reeves, Helen Eileen Reid. Zelda Reznek, Ruth | Evelyn Rhoderick, Elizabeth _Annie Roach, Mary Theresa Roat. Beatrice Edith Rosenblum, Helena Sacks, An- gela Salazar, Margaret Elizabeth San- | ford, Bernice Estelle Scott, Marguerite | Ruth Scott, Phyllis Geraldine Shank, | Emma Shapiro, Catherine Louise She- han, Reba Sher, Sylvia Shosteck, Hilda Siegel Charlotte Elizabeth Simmons, Helen Carol Simon, Lillie Virginia Siye, Elsie FEunice Smith, Alice Dorothy Snouffer, Phillis Jean Snyder, Helen Bertha Steiner, Edith Luwaine Stew- art, Elsie Merriam Stewart, Florence Alma Stopsack, Margaret Ann Talbert, Hannah Tarason, Lillian Teate, Ingrid Clara Tellefsen, Catherine Emily Thomas, Mary Elizabeth Thomas, Jean Laurie Tolson, Geraldine Abigail Trim- mer, Margaret Gilliland Turner, Mar- garet Virginia Unklesbee, Jane Adele Walston, Rose Mae Waple, Mildred Ag- nes Warner, Leola Florence Washburn, Ida Weiner, Edythe Glynn Welsh, Eli- nor LaMarr Wen, Elizabeth Ophelia Wetzel, Mary Litherland White, Zelda Virginia Wightman, Lillian Esteile Wild, Eleanor Elizabeth Wilfong, Alma Louise Williams, Caryl Maxine Winter, Eleanore Clara Wolff, Evelyn Marie | Wyatt, Lillian Louise Wyvill, Mary Ma- rie Yahraes. Boys Given Diplomas. George Edward Adlung, Joseph Ed- ward Aronoff, Van Stanford Ashmun, Jack Theophilus Bayliss, Donald Cupp Beale, William Edwin Bell. Edward Minor Benjamin, Bernard Blond, Mil against Gulf-lube But we made it! better!” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 22 through the whole safari, TARZAN THE APE MAN. Several days the safari trekked into the African interior. Finally they reached the foot of am enor- mous Cliff. As the whites strained their necks to look up at it there was a murmur of the word “Mutia” among the natives. It seemed to travel N R4 D SOLELY BY UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE, INC. A moment it was like the murmur of waves—then it died down. “Mutia’s ashamed of herself. She's hiding her head in the clouds,” said Jean. “Mother Earth must have some very particular secret up there—putting up a wall like that,” exclaimed her Parker turned to his men and with a gesture, beck- oned to the safari to proceed. Hours later, high up the cliff, the party was still toilsomely ascend- ing, Parker leading. A rope from him was attached to Jean, which in turn was attached to Holt as down: father. the slow and careful progress continued. As they reac"d a particu rly difficult spot, Parker called back: * ook out down there—tricky bit here!” Below. Holt called up to Jean: “You all right?” “At the moment.” she answered. Parker shouted “Don’t talk so much...climb.” They pro- ceeded. Suddenly there came a loud scream. mund Coolidge Bowie, Robert Alan Bradley, Charles Otto_ Brahler, James | Leonard Branca, Sam Hunter Brennan, Paul Eugene Burris, Harold Walter | Leonard Caron, Steward Richard Car-| fiero Cicala, Paul Howard Clarke, Nor- ris Ivan Conklin, James Wilver Con- ner, Hugh Leonidas Crandall, John TO MAKETHIS TEST, WE BOR- ROWED 6 CARS—both new and old. Leading 25c oils were tested in each car: Gulf-lube stood up 28%% longer be- | fore a quart of oil had to be added! GULF-LUBE Never has America seen an oil as good as this for 25 cenis a quart HEN we told A.A.A. officials we wanted to make this test, their eyes widened—“That takes nerve!” they said. Six borrowed cars—old cars, new cars—were placed upon the famous Indianapolis speedway. One after another each car tested leading brands of 25¢ motor oils—and each car brought in the verdict “Gulf-lube stands up Look at these figures. For example : : : | ton Blum, John David Bonham, Ed-| vey Edward Fenstermacher, jr.; Charles Winston Henry Flood, Harry Fonoroff, Robert Frantz, Samuel Wwilliam Pry, jr.; Daly, Michael Joseph Dantuono, Au-|law Reid Ashworth Glmn gustus Paul DeGeorge, Harley Daniel Thomas Glakas, But remember this: to take off fat d Y be for With oil “B” in its crankcase, one car traveled only 152 miles before needing a quart of oil: With Gulf-lube, that same car went Hewlett, Max_ Holtzman, William E 235 miles before the oil level drop;ped a quart ;5 over 50% more miles! Car No. 2—consumed oil “C” at the rate of a quart every 652 miles. With Gulf-lube, consumption dropped to one quart every 1447 miles. What a difference! For four days, 12 hours a day, the tests went on—checked by representatives of the Contest Board of the American Automobile Association. Then all the figures were averaged, and here was the amazing result—Gulf-lube cut the oil costs on these cars 28%%—over a fourth! Better lubrication for less money! Switch to Gulf-lube today. You will save money 2 ways. First, you'll use less oil! Second, you'll spend less for repairs. Try it! Buy Gulf-lube at any Gulf station. It’s the finest motor oil a quarter ever bought. % Contest Board of the American Automobile Association ; Robert Edward Dunn, Har- berg, Leonard Greenberg, Walter Mar- | ward Lee, Prank Gold Lindsay, Ray- | Kirby Bosworth Payne, Victor Anthony lor, William Leonard Taylor, Marvin vey Vicior Everett, Elmo Buckner Fair- i ; f Yoy Wickor Mveret’, = o Buck: Sam:fel tin Guy, Stanley Earl Hagen, Cecil| mond Eugene Linthicum, Maurice Ber-| Peruso, John Lewis Pestell Edward Gibbs Thomas, Gordon Frederick | Felaman, Charles Wheeler Felion, Har- | Gilbert Hale, John Haje, Harry Eugene | nard Love, Frances Wines Ludlow, Howard Plumb, James Edward Reeves, Truelsen, John Jacob Tripp, William Harper, Clayton Raymond Hawkins, Frank Marion Mann, Kenneth Mau-| Karl Frederick Riesterer, \any Cannella, John Roger Canter, Victor | Lloyd Ferguson, Edward Fitzpatrick, | Walter Martin Hayes, Robert Winslow | rice Mannix, Maurice Mates, Ben But- | Roberts, T.ither Elts " Robinson Lous x’?é‘f‘xélm?r’”ivi’,;rfi” '{'cv’x\-‘:}?e‘f:? Ken- ler McMahon, Merlin Stark Minkel, | Joseph Rubino, hlosse b 7 . e S = fer, jr.. Raymond Franklin Chinn, Ca- | Ernest Frederick Fosier, Staniey sz- | gene Jaeger, Lewis Johnson, ir.: Wil- | Salvatore Prancis Minn Sam S| Ty, Tenae, Jemme Schismcnbery, | Dett: Jerame wade, Medie-Jospi Wi ngstone Franck, Henry Howard Frank- (liam Lewis Kieffer, William Chester | John Thomas Mullady, Norman Brown Schneider, Clarence Irving Smith, ir. Wh | Killian, “Walter Charles Kimball, Gor- | Mumaw, Charles Richard Nestler. Wil- | George Thomas Smith, David Ginmél | com Waers Jg:lpglsp{"lnl'l’lllnmw:: Linwood Dillon Gal- | don Koblen, Morris Krucoff, Eugene | liam Gfimore Newman, Howard Fowler Sprinkle, Louis Vincent Stasulli, Rob- | Lloyd George Wineland. Herman Ware John | Lewis Kuhns, Richard Franklin Lamb, | Newsom, Thomas Prancis, Nolan, Charles | ert Linwood Swaringen, Joseph Vin | ren Xander, Herman Morton Zabrele illiam Gold- | Richard Joseph Latona, Robert Ed- |Bernard Orcutt, Walter Theodore Owens, | cent Symanoskie, James William Ta: Irving Louis Schneider, John Ernest| ner. Prederick Joseph Wahler, Albert and Emest Martin Ziegle: Here Slze Comes / ««.Showsi281,%!more miles per-quart in daring Speedwaytest.by A.A. A% MISS GEORGIA MACDONALD, 257 N. Oxford St., Indianapolis) owner of a 1933 Plymouth, one of the cars borrowed for this test.) ANEV GULF -PRODUCT