Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1935, Page 12

ROOSEVELTHEH LSTTOTALS 28 Rep. Harlan Speaks and Henry 1. Quinn Presents Diplomas. Roosevelt High School last night awarded diplomas to a class of 209 boys and girls in ceremonies in the| D school auditorium that climaxed a week of year-end activity. Representative Harlan of Ohio de- livered the address to the students, and Eugene Ward Allen said the vale- dictory. Dr. Stephen E. Kramer, first -assistant superintendent of schools, presided. Henry I Quinn, member of the Board of Education, presented the diplomas and the members were pre- sented by Miss May P, Bradshaw, as- sistant principal. A brief musical program was presented by the high school orchestra. Members of the graduating class were: Alexander, D. E. Allen, Evelyn 1 Amadon, Virginia Lechner_ Eleanor J. America. Kathryn G. Levin, Edith Anglin, Gertrude M. Levin, Applegate, Elizabeth Arcaro, Marie A, Archer. Mildred R. Ball. Hilda Barger, Wenona Baugh_ Dorothy T. Beall, Hazel Marie Becker. Dora E 3 Belt. Kathleen Alice ) Blumenthal, Flora R. ) Bray. Gladys G Brown, Grace Marie Mehrling. Marthena Merelman, Muriel €. Merritt. Ethel May Merritt. Ruth Edith Montgomery. R. B. Morcock, Brenda ®. Moser. Stella May Mundy. Mabel True Munroé. Elizabeth T. Mpyers, Bessie R. Norton. Janice E. O'Flaherty. H. E. Qmo. Virginia Alice Owen, Virginia L. Paulson, Margaret N, Payne. Frances G. Phelps. Julia A. C. Phelps. Marion L. Phucas, _ Constance J. Plerce. Irma Isabel Platt. ‘Helen Barr Poorbaugh. Ru:h E. Quinn. Ruth Mary Raport. Florence Reaney. Grace Dent Remsen. Dorothy M. Reynolds, Dorothy M. Richter, Hazel C. | Rogers.' 8ylvia Roman. Gladys Rothkin. Ruth Rhdda Rousopoulos. Anna. Ruckert. M. E. L. Ryce, Hazel Mae Sale, Kathryn Beal Sanders, Dorothy A. E Byrne. Jean Beverly Cantweil. Kathryn L. Catlin: Martha Ellen Chadwell. Dorothy V. Chlap, Bessie Cobb. Margaret Jane Cokenias, Helen Cooper, Loraine Covey. 'Mildred Lee Cox. Hester Frances D'Ambrosio, Rose vis, Patricia M. vis, Shirley Mae etrich. Winifred E. naldson. Beulah V. Denovan. Anna Lee uckworth. Edith L. vall, Adelaide Duval, Gola T. Dyer. Annalee Egan. Rita Ann Eichlin. Doris Ebert Eldridge. Janet M. Eliason, Norma L. Emmett. Helen May Ercoli, Amelia Fagan, Katherine M. Farmer, Mary Etta Sartori. Alice Farwell. Florence E. Schaumlefile, E. J. 3 B." Schlossbere. G. R. Schoen. Alice ully. ‘Phyllis Ann Shackelford. Mildred Garner. Catherine E. Shedd. Lovira Helen Ghelmini, Helen J. Gorbach, Jean L. Graham. Dorothy E. Greenberg. Cecile Hall. Nancy Halloran. Madelyn Hamm. Elizabeth Harper, Helen R. Harris. Mertha Mae Hartiz. Jean Merie Hartley " Theda L. Hausenfluck. E. M. Henry. Frances L. Herson, Bessie Stuart. Phyllis M. Hetherington, D. M. Tanenbaum. Ethei L I Tettelbaum m; ma ° Thiery. Lvdie M. ager. Evelyn Louise Thomas. Eleanor V. Inman_Sara Isbell. Eleanor V. Trew. Virginia G. Trexler. Miriam Kate Kaminsky. Miriam C. Kaufman, Rebecca JTurner. Elizabeth P. Keefer, Ruth Leslie Kennedy. Eleanor M. Smith, Eleanor H | Smith! Elizabeth Jane | Smith, Margaret N. Spengler. Jane P. Statts. Helen Anna Steinbraker. M. M. Stephenson._ Ruth M. Stevenson. M. S Strong. Sara Louise . Wasserman. D. Weber. June E. Wedding. Marjorie A. Wexler, Ann Whipp, Norma F. White." Dorothy Elva White. Mary Janet Wiesenberg. M. J. Frances W. Woods, Hazen Louise Wright_Grace F. Yost. Katherine E. Youssi. Florence A. Zalkind. Sophia Boy: . Doris . Mary Irene Kinsel. Marian Knauss, Julia 8. Kozod. Charlotte S. * Koutsoukos, V. E. Kramer. Rose Kremkau. M. F. Wof, Kritt. Sophie Kromer. Elizabeth M. Kronenbitter. E K. Kruger. Ruth E. Kurland, Sara Adler. Seymour Allen, Eugene Ward Allen. George D. Argyropoulos. Chris Armiger. John F. Bair. Ellsworth P. Prank tein, S. W. hener. Harry Kilare, William L. Lane. Stephen B. McCormick. Jack Mclllwee, James T. Mallonee. Carroll L. Marlow. William P. Meisenhelter. R. H. Blag William C. r. Jack Bonanno. Antonio C. ) Branscombe. A. A. Brooks. Leroy W. Brownell. James F. Carley. Arthur P X Chaconas, George P. Newsom. Jesse O. Chaconas, John C. Otto. Norman E. Close, Horace W. _ Owen, Thomas G. Cogswell Charles S. panicolas. J. J. Cohen. Victor Creech, Donald G. Crocker. George A. Davis. Richard C. Donn. F. Y. jr. Donovan, David W. Downing, W. W. Eastham. Judson Baroni, Bas gosta. Edward W. Ready. Prank T. Richards. Paul G. Rubin. Bernard G. Russell. Robert A Sheahan. Robert E. Shollenberger. L W. Smith, Stanley H., jr. | Snider. John C.. ir. Spears, John Pratt Spelta, Joseph J Stakes. Albert G. Trabue, Bruce M Tuft. Thomas Davies Tysinger. Roy C. Vito. Parker Paul Wable Louis A Werner, George H. White, ' William M. Wolpe. Allen M Young. Herbert 8. Zevin. Sidney Freemire, Elmer L. Gerhard. W. H. Gordon. Sidney F. Hall. Herbert P. Harlan. Bruce Shaw Hemsley_ Hugh H. Hewitt. Earle J. Hildebrand. John W. Hill. Pred Vincent iges. Ted Holober. Melvin C. Hurley. P. A, jr Hurley. Ralph M. amerow, §. H. Kendrick. John A. —_— Five Garfield Graduates. Garfield School graduated five pupils at exercises yesterday. All had | completed the eighth grade. The graduates were: Blackwell G. ¢ arter, Mary B. Doris E. Jenkins.Margaret E. Montague, Juliette I. Chase, to Nail Manicareiseasytouse. Just dip nail-brush or cloth snto Manicare. "No scissors By means of a new safe discovery —Manicare—you can now bring added lustre and glamour to your fingertips. No more cut- ting of cuticles. No more hang- nails. Avoid frequent expensive manicures and last-minute rushes to make your nails look right. LTI T, S, N, S S A e, e, T e e S R, o, Rub well into nails, forming soapy z-m. needed. 24 LENOX SCHOOL STUDENTS PROMOTED Vocational Group to Attend East- ern High School Classes Next Autumn. ‘Twenty-four pupils today were pro- moted from the Lenox Vocational School, Fifth and G streets southeast, to attend Eastern High School in the Fall. The graduates follow: Anderson. Robert D. Logae. Anna E. Browr. Lorena Morgal_Gertrude M. Noyes, Dorothy M. . Pumphrey, C. W. Riznick. Max 8. Rogers, Emily N, Ruth, ‘Helen F. Sabins. Horace K. Schaeffer, Fern E. Scheitlin, Doris V. . Sinclair. 'Norman 8. ‘Tamorris, Albert —_— RANDLE HIGHLANDS SCHOOL FINISHES 18 Sixteen of Graduates Will Enter Eastern High School in Autumn. Eighteen students’of the Randle| Highlands School were graduatad 1roni the eighth grade at exercises yester- day. Sixteen of them are destined for Eastern High School, one for the Ab- bott Vocation School and one for St. Cecelia’s High School. ‘The graduates and the institutions where they will pursue further studies are: al Hard: H Eastern High School Abernathy. W. §. Scott. Otis D. Hale. James M. Slater Wilbur T. Gibson, Everett J. Bussell. Cecile A. Hickey, James R. Jameson, Frances A. Jarboe, Joseph J. Lukat. Ruth A. La Coste. Harry L. Ritchie. C. M. Love. Charle C Myers, Catherine C. Morley, Richard G Hobbs, Thomas St. Cecelia’s High School. Ludwig. Hazel M. Abbot Vocation School. Barrow, F. Neale THROAT Smoked-Out? uNT R ouTH 18 € g BACT ~n|°’ YOUR MO Excessive smoking dries your throat. Mucous glands clogged with particles of carbon and “to. baccotar”’ weaken. Result: Germs can thrive—bacterial-mouth- count is out of balance ou a “set-up” for catarrh or ronchitis. Gargle with LA LASINE full strength, or 50-50 withwater. Double-action relief comes! The antiseptic foam of La Lasine flushesouttheirritants. Its membrane-restoratives quicken your salivary glands so that they releasetheirenzymes and ferments. Bac- terial-mouth-count comes back to nor- mal. LaLasine is safe X —evenif swallowed. $1.00 size makes 23 pints. Get it at your drug store. La LasineInternational, Inc, N.Y. LA LAsINE The DOUBLE-ACTION Antiseptic Give No Mmoyre Thought Cuticles Prevent Dead Cuticle. Avoid Stray Cuticle on Nails. See how nail-base forms a beautiful Jrame to your nails. 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NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 19.— President James Rowland Angell yes- terday told the 617 graduates of three divisions of Yale University that they “are faring forth into & world where shrill and raucous voices are still In Sanitary Glass asserted: “These eritics have magnified its (Government) alleged futility in time of crisis and its inability to adjust itself promptly to the complexities of our contemporary world, where agri- culture and indultry clash, where labor and capital cross swords, where economic security and rugged indi- vidualitm find reconciliation difficult, where the spirit of the national good will and co-operation struggles yainly with a truculent nationalism. “No intelligent person can pretend that democracy as we know it in the United States has not been guilty of gross blunders and innumerable short- comings. 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