Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1935, Page 16

A—16 GRADUATES HEAR DR. W. J. COOPER Former U. S. Commissioner of Education Warns Against Europear Trends. Pr. William John Cooper, former TUnited States commissioner of educa- tion, warned 176 gradhates of Wash- Smith, Edith Claire Tavenner, Ger- trude Emma Thom, Robert Clyde Thomas, William John Van Schelven, Carleton William Weber, Mary Eliza- beth Webster and Clyde Willlam Wen- zel. Roosevelt—Alexander G. Anderson Genevieve Elizabeth Bonuso, Virginia Bowman, Austin B. J. Clark, Anna Rose De Stefano, Hugh Reedy Gal- lagher, John Gerald Gross, Icie Myton Keadle, Thelma Grant King, John 8. Mansuy, Helen Christine Morton, An- nie Elizabeth Sampson, Willlam Gil- more Simms, Roy A. Simons, Wal- lace Henry Sinclair, Fannie Stein- berg, Charles Francis Tarwater, Rich- ard Bohver Thrift, Edith Whitney and John B. West. Credit Certificates Issued. Twenty-four credit certificates: Central—Walter Emerson Brake, ington’s white night high schools last night against the political dangers exemplified by European trends. He spoke at commencement exercises in the McKinley High School Auditorium. | Governments of Russia, Germany | and Italy were contrasted with that| of the United States by the speaker. | who now is professor of education at George Washington University. He | pointed out the folly of sacrificing American _institutions for doubtful benefits of communism or fascism. Diplomas were presented to the graduates, most of them adults, by Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, vice presi- dent of the Board of Education. Edward J. Lockwood, director of night schools, presided. Orchestra Opens Exercises, The exercises began with selections by the McKinley High School Orches- tra, invocation by Rev. James F. Madison, curate of St. John's Episcopal | Arthur FPried, Stanley Ghio, Sarah Elizabeth Grey, Rufino Cruspero Ju- bane, and Phillip Wormsley. Hine—George Alexander Alley, Ruby Brockwell Deery, John A. Dugan, Foster William England, Maurice Al- ibert Guervitz, Paul Lawrence, Enloe Francis Mannix, Elizabeth Gertrude Monn, Rose Murphy, John Cralle Payne, Ruth Wilson Pennington, Joseph Douglas Trollinger, Lawrence Harmon Waple, and Polly Anna Wil- berger. McKinley—Frances Gertrude Had. erman, Eugenia Viola Hayden, Leila Nadine McFarland, Charles Edward Stanford, Prank Stuart Taylor and Henry Gregory Weedon. Roosevelt—Rudolph Dargel, Andrew J. Gerber, Ida L. Langenheder, Agnes B. Riley, Herman Seigel, Henry Kir- | wan Sweeney, John C. Walter, Owen Spencer Weddell, Jack Mendleson Church, and an address of welcome |~ by Mary Francis Shaw, president of\ the graduating class. The graduates were: Thirty-two credit standard high #chool _ diplomas—Central—Margaret Agne# Bell, Dorothy Jeanette Cissel, Rachel Wray Pinch. Frank C. Finnell, | Elizabeth Virginia Foley. Harlan Bnkpr Forbes, Bruce Hutson Gardner, Rob- ert Allen Hancock, Nellie Gibson | Heath, Adelaide Pendleton James Alice Theresa Lavelle, Luia Belle Yembeck, James Lipscomb, Annie Miller, Minne Rebecca Morton, Kath- rvn Anna Oakes, Elsie Mae Phillips, Elma Ripple, Wilbur Lewis Scarbo- rough, Edward Leo Skillman, Nelson Steele, John Woodrow Sullivan, Er- win G. Truempy and John Fillmore White. Hine—Louise Veronica Alexander, Richard Nelson Burton, James Ed- ward Dellinger, Royal Shepherd Engh, Marion Virginia James, Catherine Margaret Maher, Abraham David Malkin, Anne Eliza Mattingly, Lillian | Gertrude Maupin, Richard McBride, Dora Barbara Schmidt, Mary Frances Shaw and Anna May Stamm. McKinley—Maurice Joseph Ager, Bally Bailey. Joseph James Baver, Wellington W. Buckingham, Ruth Myrtle Chamberlin, Alwyn Cole, George Joseph Corcoran, John Peter Courembis, Marie Hellwig Decatur, ‘Thomas Joseph Eckert, Francis Emory Federline. Harold Alford Forry, Wil- liam Charles Freeman, Marie Theresa | Gardner, Maude Gibson. Elizabeth Ann Gillman, Philip Meyer Gnatt Lewis Christian Good, Theresa Alice Hammelman, Hriar Hartunian. Edwin Francis Horn, William Alfred Howells, “Trenis Leverett Jones, Leona Carolina Junghans, William Wallace Larkin George Abel McCauley, John Porter Miller, Ruby Plaskett Miller, James Richard Norton, Frank John Rawson Richard Redmond Rowe, John Lee | Bhelton, Hannah Sheppard, Walter | Clifford Shertzer, Margaret Helen ““1 SAW CARGOES OF IVORY AT dances, and native brides . . . ex- plored the Mediterranean, East and South Africa, South America, and the West Indies. Sailed on the grand Empress of Australia’ 23 ports. 95 days. Plan to go next Winter. 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