Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1942, Page 30

116 Students Finish Courses at Anacostia Junior-Senior High Double Exercises Mark Graduations From Duplex School In double exercises 116 students were graduated yesterday from the Anacostia Junior - Senior High | School at final exercises there. The junior division graduates will | Diplomas Presented To 129 Graduates At Central High Dr. Carroll R. Reed Presides at School’s . February Exercises Diplomas were presented todl}'; to 129 graduates of Central High | School at final February exercises | there. Dr. Carroll R. Reed, first assistant | superintendent of schools, was pre- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, b. ¢, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1942. % % Just say to your salesgirl tomorrow at Jelleff's—"Give me Defense Stamps in change!” % % \ THE NEWER ele S 1214.20 F-Street Silibs St ., Every little bit helps . . . ’ - — ’ T ————— please take purchases § Government Girls—YOUR Program! "The Federal Journal” 5 with you! Sundays—WJ Jerry Kluttz reports the Government | news of the week! 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Jacaueline man Sawyer, the valedictorian, had | Hamburzer, Bonald - Hation, M, Beriha for his topic ‘“Defense of Our 3 W. Chin-Yao Hounsom. ;;( fl"'\ ;i " ohnson. Jac Hurlebaus, uise oo [Eelam el HenaEWna’ Reads Class Honors. Klavan. Stanley Fawich Adele M. - . . Vir- | Staniey ones Class honors were xen_d by Vir- | t:!:imifl“f’c?' 3’35:3«6}3‘“51115 ginia Cowan, vice president, and | Levine, Leonard Jordan, E. Aleens the class gift was presented by | Leyine Willlam Keefer. Janice Gloria Jarboe. Principal John Paul | R £ Saiena Collins announced citations, and | yif I e awards and diplomas were present- | ed by Dr. Carroll R. Reed, first as- . B® sistant superintendent of schools. | Nelson Henry O, Littieton. Mary L. Dr. Walter E. Hager, president of | 8o Miken: = i Kims ¢ ‘Wilson Teachers’ College, addressed ;-p‘-d:whf'gm'%. McConviile, M. E. the 50 graduates of the senior divi- | Ruflel Bernard A, o N sion a few hours later. 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