The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-11
Eastern High School.
Western High School.

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Harriet Baehe. fE. F. Robinson.
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lIE define r. Burt, +. r ShT1glrys
CIaudins L Clements, Ina u. 3lngletons
Helen W. Cooper, II. 7. Stewart,
susan Courts. z. A. Taliaferro,
Virginia T. DalrymploI u. L. TOWBrldge,
Maude L Darcy, Marion True,
Gertrude Darwin, Lulu f. Van Dyne.
Esther Candse Dewey, Esther n Vessy
Ella Beth Dill. Ian WiTkIe
Mary II. Dortch, George H. Abbott.
STAR; e - Sol,'' -. Julian T. Barnes,
Dorothy Hellman. -, - 80 T2stes
Jesse Starr Herriott, rIs.,,sor bolton
Barbara NJ. Holzberg. lLe'lo' \, T1,,-sr
Mary Hubbard, 10 - Co,,,,rau
Mary L Janney. w. -. C1iYf,z
T4arriett Ii Kennedy IN. l.. Hendryr
I5sherra Moon William H. HOlcomoes
49, Tsiauia Myers Harold Keats.
T7T75,sDia Nav Seyfuz Robert +. Mayhelai
IVstEerapa ri PEBBLES. Holm hcRea Parker
Kathryn -. Phillips, James 2. Fia ~ -.
Cssrald{na NJ piper, George ". Folhernus'
Martha II. Powell Jehn A r3lli i,.
Cathryn V Riley car ELalcis '1'' -~-'
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Isrtr.15a NJ Robson RAYMOND S. Walters.
Mckinley Commencement.
The commencement exercises Of the
Mckinley Manual Training School Will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the Ma
tional Theater. The invocation will be
made by the Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Wood
row. Uastor OF the First Congregational
Church. Merrill +, Gates, LID, FORM
er president Of Amherst College, who is
10 make the address, viii be introduces
bv Barton w. Everman, Pm. D.. vice
president OF the Board OF Education.
Alexander T. Stuart, Superintendent
/ OF Schools. will award the scholarships,
and the diplomas will be presented by
william V. Cox. OF the Board Of Edu-
| cation.
Tbe class exercises Of the members
| of the two-year special course we're held
I last night at the Business Egh Scnool'
I The program was as follows:
/ Address BY President. David L. Brew
/ ster; class history, Miss Leah K. Lucas
| address by principal. DIT. George r
/ Myers, class poem, Miss virginia
| Humphrey. class prophecy. FRANK -
/ MaTsien; valedCtoTy, Miss 'tsy Grams
! The program was luteTspersed Wllu mu-
! sIcal selections by members Of the class
/ and the Tech orchestra.
/ The graduating class held its class
| day exercises Tuesday evening, with
/ the following program; Introductory re-
/ Tlarks. Howard .. Stafford; ClasH his
| DRY, Ralph ". Frey; prophecy, A
j Mark L4ansburgh; prophecy, b. Sells
! Brez: faculty address, DIT. George +
/ MYERS. class poem. Howard Benson: ad
/ dress to undergraduates, Nelson NJ. Nc
| Herman: undergraduates. reply, Rodney
! NJ. Smith, ValedictOry, Howard L. Ben
scr. Music was furnished by the Tecl
! orchestra
Eastern Glass Exercises.
Class exercises for Eastern will b.
Reid IN the Capitol Hill institution OF
Monday evening. c. J. Evans, president
OF the class, will preside. DR.. Small
/ the principal. Will deliver an address
after which Miss +. Churchill O'Danie
viii read the class poem. Miss Marian
/ Green will read the class history, Miss
Jean Winter and Miss Marie GUIDE, tn,
class prophecies, and Miss Edith Cast
will deliver the valedictory. Music vii
be rendered by the school orchestra.
! At Central High much the same pro
gram will be followed. Fred Koswitch
| president, will preside; Il. II. Wilson
principal, will make an address; Mis-
Bowman Noah Will read the class poem
Howard Eager, Henry Wingate, g. D
Hall, and Miss Rhoda MOuntner MAKE
the class prophecies. and Ray castor
delivers the ValedictOry. Music viii bt
furnished by the Marine Band.
| The combined classes OF Central vii
give a concert at S:l5 o'clock tonigh
in the concert hall of the school TIL
program will be under the direction o
II. p. Hoover. with Miss Sallie 1
Mason accompanist.
| The soloists will be Miss +. NJ. Hal
Miss /. g Vessels, and J. NJ. Waters.
y Western High Program.
| AtWestern exercises will be held Mon
day night. The program for the even
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