Evening star., 1909-06-05

Sioner Mcfarland, President Bliss or the
faculty of the school, together with the
Park. Md. Mr.. Platt: Albert F. Woods.
president of the Takoma Park Citizens
Association: Rev. s. II. Greene. pastor
| Calvary Baptist Church; Rev. Thomas c.
Clark. pastor Takoma Park presbyterian
Church, and others
Plans for New Building.
Mr.. Weston's opening address call
| ed forth enthusiastic cheers at two ref
erences-first to the courage and thought
| fulness of several individual students at
| the time Of the fire last November. es-
pecially the Japanese student, Sadahuru
katsuno, who rescued from the school
the flags which decorated the platform
last evening: second, to the future plans
of the school. Mr.. Weston said:
"Plans have been drawn and contracts
are being made for the erection of a
building on the grounds of the school a I
North Takoma Park. This building Will
be of brick and reinforced concrete, and
tional work to continue in the future as
1t has in the past
The principal addresses OF the evening
were delivered by Henry b. F. Macfar-
land. president Of the board Of District
Commissioners, and Louis Denton Bliss,
president of the school. The invocation
was delivered by Rev. Thomas c. Clark.
pastor Of Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church.
The Graduating Glass.
The diplomas were then awarded. The
list of graduates follows: Elbert r. Alex
ander, Baltimore. Md: Albert D. Ander-
son. Ashland. Wis; Oscar N. Anderson,
Chanute. Kan; Earl W. Bagg. Detroit.
Mich; Stephen Elliott Barnwell, Shelby
vile. Ky; Lester II. Barr, Roulette. Pa;
Dom Baumhart, Hutchinson, Kan; Ed
ward T. Beach, Brownville, N. Y; Lew
ellyn Bond, Washington, D. c.; Theodore
Falcon Breithaupt. Rochester. NJ Y;
Melvin P. Brown, Walden. N. Y; ]. Tay-
lor Brown, Montgomery, N. Y; Henry
| Sampson Brubaker. Monongahela, Pa;
Corwin Sage Burns, Mountain Lake Park.
W. Va; Frederick L. Charles. Big Spring.
| Md: George Roy Clough. Galveston. Tex !;
| Angel A. Costales, Riobamba, Ecuador.
South America: A. Walter Cox, Whining
town. Md; Wilbert w. Croken, Norboro,
Prince Edward Island, Canada; Clayton
Lyman Drew, Ashburnham, Mass; Rob-
ert c. Duncan. Sacramento. Cal; Oscar
E. Duplan. Puebla, Mexico; Carlos Du-
plan. Puebla. Mexico: Edward e. Fiem-
ing. ST. Mary. Pa: Robert L. Forsythe
Enterprise, Ore: Clarence B. Fowler,
Washington. D. c.; Harry Fox, jr.. Rock
Island, ILL.,; Paul D. Gaines. Dupont,
Ohio; Wellington J; Galbraith, Kerwood.
kane. Wash: Gailord Evarts Geddes,
Mansfield. Ohio: Leroy E. George Seneca
Falls, N. T.; Cady p. Hamlin, Nolcomis.
ILL.,; William H. Hancock. Shullsburg,
Md: James Meeker Harter. Mount Yer
non, Ohio: Carl Vincent Hawbecker.
Chambersburg, Pa; Franklin NJ. Heady,
Preston, N. Y: Sigurd Hecksher, Mexico
City, Mexico; Ruben Herrera, p, Frank
| lin, n. Y: Herschel Mckinley Herrold,
jr, Kansas City. Mo-: Frank Hamilton
| Higgins. Rockville. Md; John Lester
Huddleston, White Sulphur. w. Va; Hen
| ry Edward Hughes, Saskatchewan. Can
sda; wiam Hn1iziaDddp j. hpshes Wasen aeme n -
Egbert James, Easton, Pa: Charles H.
Jennings. Jr, Abingdon. Va; J. Arden
Jones. Slaughterville, Ky: Sadahuru Kat
sumo. Toxic Japan: Karl A. Katzenber-
Michigan City. Ind: William C. Law,
Pittston. Pa; Berthold ]. Lawrence, Ma
rine City. Mich; George Hill Lewis, An
napolis. Md: Oscar E. Longtin. Alpaugh,
James D. McCallister. Monongahela, Pa.
Brendan ]. Mccain. Clinton. Mass; Har-
ry Foster McRell, Clinton. Mass: Arthur
| w. Malloy, Staunton. Va: Nelson Malta
Sac Paulo. Brazil. South America; John
F: Martens. Brooklyn. n. Y; Harry H.
Mason. Atlantic City. \. j.; Floyd E.
Matheny. Earnshaw. w. Va: William
Clyde Mead. Corning. N. Y: Harrison l.
Mickle. Reading. Mich; Stanley M. Moore
stroudsburg. Pa; H. Raymond Moran
Galeton. Pa: Robert Henry Munsing
| Ludlow, Mass; II. Minor Murray, Wash.
ington, D. c.: James Roland Patterson
Armenia. N. Y: Howard T. Peneton, Ire
mont City. Ohio: John Albert Pierson
Pigeon Cove, Mass: Orrin Ames Prince
Heating Summit. Pa; Clarence J. Rich.
| mond. Orient. Iowa: John B. Richter
Corning. n. Y: r. Chester Robbins. Rey-
nolds, ILL.,: Carlos II. Rubira, D., Guaya.
AYna ri
| Balloch Stafford Washington, D. c.; Ed
win Clyde Sauerbrey, Fresno, Ohio; Ben.
jamin Franklin Shafer. jr.. Sussex, N. j..
Martin Edward Shedd. Carthage. n. c..
Leslie NJ. Simons. Prattsburgh. N. Y.
Vernon G. Sipes. Tripp. S. D.; Lloyd B.
| Snowden, Andrews, Ind; George NJ. Tor
| sillo. Stroudsburg, Pa; Fred III. Walton,
field, Takoma Park. D. c.: John A. Ward
| Wilkesbarre, Pa; W. Selden Washington
| Alexandria. Va: Clayton c. Warner Bar
| ton. VT; Joseph F. Webb, Toronto, Can
Wis: K Blake West. Erie. Pa; Ira Ed
gar Whitney. Ludlow, Mass: Vinton G.
Young. Verona. Mo-: Riley o. Zerbe.
| Niles. Mich.
Distribution Of Honors.
President Bliss read the names Of the
honor students. as follows: Mechanical
drawing. Karl A. katzenberger Of Green
vile. Ohio: laboratory work, Herschel
NICK. Herrold, jr.. OF Kansas City, Mo-;
lecture reports, Robert c. Duncan, Sac
ramento. CAL; most satisfactory resita-
tions, John F. Martens. Brooklyn. N Y;
electric examinations. Robert C. Duncan
Sacramento. Cal: machine work, H Ray
mond Moran. Galeton. Pa. and testing
department, John NJ. Martens. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Those who received high honor medals
/ were:
| Herschel Mckinley Herrold, jr. of Kan.
sas City, Mo-. the John B. Espey prize
for the highest standing in laboratory
work; John F. Martens of Brooklyn
n. Y, the NJ. De Perow prize for the
highest standing in testing work: Kar
l A. KatZenberger Of Greenville Ohio the