Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-18
ENTER HIGH SCHOOL
Pupils Advanced From the
Eighth Grade.
THE VACATION BEGINS
BOYS AND GIRLS FREE TO ENJOY
HOLIDAY.
Ball and Tennis. Fishing Excursions
and Ping Pong the Order for
Three Months.

The public schools of the District OF Co
lumbi4 closed their work for the school
yeIr today. aH1 the pupils will now enter
upon their vacation until September ~ AT
intervals the little folks could be seen to-
day upon the streets leading from the
school buildings with bundles of personal
property used in the study and class
rooms under then arms as they lCitered
along the way toward their respective
homes For the older pupils there will be
no study tonight for ''tOmOrrow's lessons
and the representatives of young America
In Washington will have no school duties
f.r the next three months TO interfere with
ta,ir enjoyment Of the summer and the
stai,.~ernents II the season. The boys may
p!sv ball and TERMS on other days than
Saturday. they can fish and take excur-
sions into the country without transgress-
ing any rule Of the class room They Will
have no ucca sion to worry now IN their
Efforts 10 invent excuses in order to es-
Gaze r~primand for tardiness or absence
from school
The girls will busy themselves with en-
iIyments in keeping with feminine nature,
and tennis and ping pong will come in for
a share Of their attention in the line or
sports and recreation.
III. promotions from the eighth grade to
tn. High Schools have been announced.
In some instances the particular High
School preferred by the pupil is designated
Th- liz, i follows:
First Division.
Adams SchOol-To Central: Henry Noble
Ciagett Franklin Gray Fox. HOxsie Yost
Smith Mildred Earnest, Marguerite Camp
bell Mum Nettie Iawton Norwood, Mar
Karet Randolph Taylor. To Western: Henry
Ewing Cockrell. George Mccall Courts
Northrop Dawson. John Harrison Dessez
Gaiilari F'itzsimmonS Ravenel. Marguerite
Grisweil Cooper. Julia Towers Oliver, Mil
dred Alden YaegeF.
Berret School-To Central: Harry Edward
Barringer. VILLA M John Bland, John Good
win Herndon. Joseph Edward Law, Rich
ard Taylor NcKuew. Mary Endicot-, Louise
Fndicott Marion Lucille Hines. Nellie Mo-
watt Ella Gertrude Marshall. To Western
Margaret Springs Parham. To Business
Edwin Booth Henry Ruth Graham.
Dennison School-To Central: Ralph Her
bert Jewell. Thomas Bronson Jewell. Albert
Zane Pyles. Benjamin Charles Parkhurst,
Frank Seymore Smith. Florence Day
Helen Ethel Hunt. Ethel Emery LASER
Lillian Bell Nenaugh. Clara Teel Rowland
Dora Sherman. Mamie Emma SchultZe,
Ray Louise Woodward. Minnie Athowe
West To Business: John Allen, Alfred
Charles Harveycutter Leslie Edgar Fran
els Prince. Edward Dupre Sinclair. John
Thomas Swan; Robert Coleman Tracy,
Viola Fowler. Helen Esther Wilson.
Dennison School (2p-To Business: Wilbur
lie Roy Wright. jr.. Emily Fredericka Bry-
an. Maud Elizabeth Butler. Mary Murray
Hamilton, Signe Gudrun Hoither, Irene
Hunter Seitz To Western: Laura Clarine
McCarty. To Central: Hammond Harlan
Harold Orlando MeLain. Waldo Lasalle
Schnltt Marie Margaret Barker Lucille
Howard Butcher. Mary Agnes Mack An
ME Louise Peyton.
Franklin School-To Central: George
Henry Kennedy, jr-, Marguerite Buxton
Cobb. Edna Grace Cleve. Estelie Hano.
I Dorothea Phillips Mabie, Carrie Hamilton
Riddle. Miriam Holmes Simons Miriam
Bauman Sterner. Ruby Beatrice Shilling
Emma Marie Schafer. Hele1 Sunny. To
Business: Arthur Lambern Tate Virginia
To western: Henry Bailey wdfaes.an.
Mary A Abernethy. Lillian Melissa Gaines
Franklin School (2)-To Central: Edward
STEELE. Mary Margaret Bransome. Ethel
! Eiiynur Glove, Eulalie Byram Grifft h, Mar