Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1940, Page 11

19 Students Graduate In Final Exercises At St. Albans Diplomas Are Awarded By Bishop Freeman In Cathedral Nineteen students were graduated yesterday from St. Albans School at final exercises in the Cathedral. The Rev. Dr. Theodore O. Wedel, eanon chancellor of the Cathedral and director of studies at the Col- lege of Preachers, delivered the ad- dress to the graduates and diplomas were awarded by the Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Wash- ington. Following the graduation cere- monies, prizes were awarded in the amphitheater and after the dedica- tion of the 1940 window in the Little Banctuary the exercises concluded with a reception for the graduates and their families. Manger Is Salutatorian. ‘William Muir Manger was salu= tatorian and John B. Piggott, jr., gave the farewell address. Ellsworth Chapman Alvord, jr., took five prizes for excellence in mathematics, science and service to the school. James G. Birney took the Ameri- can Legion award and other prize winners were John Van Ness Philip, jr.; John Holt Myers, William S. Hannon, William L. Terry, Edward L. Cochrane, jr.; Arthur Derek Reid Schoenfeld, Nielson W. Platter, Carl G. Luebben, David C. Stephenson, | Reginald C. Cooper and Eugene R. | Jacobsen, jr. Yearbook Dedicated to Hurlbut. The Albanian, student yearbook, was dedicated to Stephen Hurlbut. William Polard, jr., took the medal for leading the lower school, while Joseph H. Cunningham, 2d, and | Frederic D. Houghteling tied for the upper school. Other scholastic lead- ers in the lower forms, the winners | in each of which received book | prizes and the others honorable mention, are: | Form C (fourth grade)—First, Pe- ter Frank Tapka; second, Miguel Echegaray; third, David Hunting- | ton Rumbough. Form B (fifth grade)—First, Alan Kennedy Pirie; second, Avery Coon- ley Faulkner; third, Kimball Clark and Marsh Clark. Form A (sixth grade)—First, Ed- ward Barrett Jordan; second, Wil- liam Hitchcock MacLeish; third, John Bentley Booher. | Form A (sixth grade)—First, Mi- chael Pierce Reck; second, John- son Hubbell; third, Paul Dilwyn Summers. | Form A (sixth grade)—First, Henry Garnett Plaster, jr.; second, Charles Rowland Dow; third, Gor- don Fitzgerald Linke. | Form I (seventh grade)—First, Rudolf Alexander Clemen, jr.; sec- ond George Mallette Ferris, jr.; third, John Ross Caswell. | Form I (seventh grade)—First, Wilfred James Carr; second Frank | Pierce Harman 3d; third, Munro Magruder. | Form I (seventh grade)—First, John Hudson Coleman; second, Robert Booth Buchanan. | Form TI (eighth grade)—First, William Babcock Poland, jr.. sec-: ond, Miles Charest; third, Charles Huntington Buchan. | Form II (eighth grade)—First, | James Brown Morrison, jr.; second, | Guy Whitman Leadbetter, jr.: third. Eben Elliot Smith, jr., Sumner Kit- | telle Moore. | Form II (eighth grade)—First, | Stephen Cluskey Cromwell, jr.; sec- ond, Marshall Ramsey Diggs, ji Bl third. Albert Irwin Fuller, jr. { Form III (ninth grade)—First, | Frederic Delano Houghteling; sec- | ond, Cloyd Heck Marvin, jr.; third, Robert Nelson Price. Form IV (tenth grade)—First, David du Bose Gaillard II; second, Richard Le Ray Borden; third, Geof- frey Brooks Keyes. Form V (eleventh grade)—First, Joseph Harry Cunningham II; sec- ond, Ernest Graves, jr.; third, David Chew Stephenson. | Form VI (twelfth grade or senior class)—First, Ellsworth Chapman Alvord, jr.; second, Forrest Shepper- son Holmes, jr.; third, John Van Ness Phillip, jr. Graduates are: Diploma with distinction—Ells- worth Chapman Alvord, jr.; Custlsf Lee Hall, jr.; Forest Shepperson | Holmes, jr.; John Holt Myers, John | Van Ness Philip, jr.. John Burr| Piggott, jr, and George Barnett | Trible, jr. Diploma—Richard Griffiss Alex-| ander, William Simpson Hannon, John Edgar Hare, Robert Sterling | Le Fevre, Carl Gerold Luebben, Wil- liam Muir Manger, Scott Nortrup Morrill, Nielsen Waples Platter, Ar- thur Derek Reid Schoenfeld, Court- ney R. Sunday, Alexander Hamilton JW»:lker and John Gilbert Winant, r. s Beauties Will Join Cruise Girls entered in the Miss Wash- ington contest on the Wilson Line’s new streamliner next Sunday night will be guests of Manager Harry Baker on the moonlight cruise to- | night at 8.30 o'clock. Entries for the | contest will be received during the | week until Saturday at the Wilson Line or sent to Regional Director Al Stern at the Press Club. % Patais Pl | Gold-Filled Watch for GRADUATES THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 2,- 1940 —PART o Right ot the time when you want it . . . ot lon thes expected to pay . . , B mwi':‘%w your wordrobe . . . 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