The Washington times., 1910-06-21

Elizabeth Ferguson. Virginia Kirby.
tlara Ellen Sherwood. Arthur Everett
Blrnle. David Bornet. Horace Wade
grave Hail. BENJAMIN Amos Harlan. IT,.
Colin Herrle, Joseph Henry HlnWOCd.
Maurice Wolfe NOrdunger, william
Patched, and Noble jerks Wilson.
At Central High School.
While the friends Of the Business
High School were enjoying the eXer-
cises there. an equally large audience
assembled at Central High School TO
participate in the celebration Of class
night there.
Francis +. Mckinney followed three
orchestra numbers with a salutation 20
the class Urban ROsen. as class his
JOrlan, related the JOYS and IrIDuiatiOnS
OF the class Of 1910. and class prOphe-
cles were read by Edith Fl. King. Roo
crt Bond Gotta. Matte Eiker. Eunice
Hoffman. and Ouida TAYLOR.
Emory NJ wilson. principal OF the
school. delivered the address Of the ey-
eninC- Miss Laura q. Vessels was class
poet, j. Richards Hale. vaIedictarian.
ana a speech was made by J. Paul Tay-
Miss May Donohoe contributed a plano
number 10 the program.
Columbia TheaJer presented a Ieauti-
tui scene Yesterday afternoon when the
curtain rose upon the graduating class
or the Western High School. more than
uftF IN number. The stage had been
claborately decorated with crimson roses
and palms. and the corsaEe bouquets OF
roses worn Dy the girl graduates added
10 the effectiveness OF the decorations.
Secretary NageI Speaks.
Secretary Charles NageI. Of the De
parmenJ Of Commerce and Labor, de-
Lvered the graduating address. He es-
tabiished a precedent for hot weather
speaker. Superintendent Stuart said
later. by croWdiug great many good
THINGS mo reu-minute address. NJ.
NaEel urged the graduating class 10
keep ever before them The ideal OF sue
cess, but 20 remember that we have
reached the stage IN both private and
public life where the success Of the in
dividual cannot be unrelated 20 the sue
cess Of the social whole"
superintendent Alexander T. Stuart.
western High school, then paid a trI-
butte 10 the splendid service rendered for
a number Of years by its principal Miss
WestcOtt. and announced the following
roll or honor for the year
Elizabeth GIascock. George WhItwe!I
Charlotte O'Byrue Saunders. Helen
Ipdegrafi Margaret Wilson Bell.
Dorothy Cobb, Leoua Curtis, Margaret
HoIgh, Elizabeth May Armes. Hanna D
Gillespie, Paul Richmond, jr-, and Frar k
German
DR. l. G. 3 Pierce. OF All Souls.
Church, delivered the Invocation, and
the class received It's diplomas from
Commissioner RUdolTh. William Y.
Cox. Of the Board Of Education. intro
duCed the speakers
Award of Diplomas.
A section OF the Marine Band contrI-
buted several enjoyable numbers TO the
program Those who received diplomas
Juanita Townsend Anderson. Helen
Irene Appler, Elizabeth May Armes,
Jessie Armes
Margaret Wilson Bell
Edith Campbell. Louisa Lynch Car
mody, Florida Frances Clevenger, Dor
Othy Cobb. Anna Ramsay CUmpston,
LeOna Virginia Curtis.
Susie Howard Davis. Alice jeanette De
Mar, Dorothy D0byus-
Mary Elizabeth Easton, Marjorie Ken
dali Edison.
Rosa Korn Calm, Hannah schrock
Gillespie. Ella Elizabeth GlascOck
Roger Morse Bone, John 5. Burreu,
Robert F. Daniel, Thomas HambIeton
Dawson, William Riley Decide, James
DuvaU.
George DashIeu FowIe-
Nelson Sandys George. NJ. AIvOrd Gore,
Frank Joseph German, Arthur Randolph
Esther Louise Henderson. Emily Orme
Hetdeld. Ada Louise Hinzen, Mildred
Ray HOge. Eleanor Margaret HOUgh,
Florence Mae Howard.
Mary Virginia KILLER.
Edna Hazel LadsOn.
isabelle Murphy.
Josephine Newell
Fannie Bell OStrOm.
TsUth Katherine Rice. Ethel Richards
lisa belle RiZcr.
Charlotte O'BTyue Saunders. Josephine
StambaUEh.
Helen UpdeCraff
Martha Dyson Waters, Winifred Will
son.
Harold c. HAYES
William Milton Johnson.
William DCuEal Leetch. John Lyon
Newman Blaine Mallan, Valentine
May.
James Taylor Richards. Paul Rich
mUnd, IT,, Theodore Mead Robe.
William Guy Shreve.
George Hunt Weber. George Edward
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