The Washington herald., 1910-06-23
japanese Pupil Leads His
American Classmates.
NEARLY 15O IN THE 10 CLASS
Rev. DR.. wood, of the Church of the
Covenant, Addresses High school
Graduates at Commencement Ex-
ercises at New National Theafer.
Capt. cOveII Wins CadetshiD.


In the New National Theater, the large
audience OF students. relatives. and
friends indicating that the warm weather
had not diminished interest in the event.
Capt. James F. oyster. president Of the
board Of education. presided. and Rev.
Dr. John Van Setback. jr., pastor of the
UniYersalist Church. delivered the inYo-
cation.
Rev DR.. Charles Wood, pastor Of the
Church OF the covenant. addressed the
| graduates, and was heartily applauded
at many periods in his excellent remarks.
He likened the graduates to a crying
child. Education" he said. begins at
the very moment of consciousness. The
infants cry is It's cry for need: it is its
only language. The real education begins
when the child realizes not only its wants
! and the satisfaction OF its wants. but
when II finds that its hands will supply
some OF those wants, without the nsces-
sity Of crying
And so il goes. There is a visible
and audible response when the harpist
strikes his Tyre strings. but there is an
other kind of response, an unseen. silent
one Our planet responds to the silent
Influence Of a vast star millions of miles
away. The response to the sunbeams
shining upon our earth is also evidenced
in many ways. At the poles It is the
white blanket of the ice fields; in the
tropics we have the rhOdodendrOn or the
thick forest. and in the temperate sec
lions the waving grass and grain.
so with you. You are going out from
this institution into a great garden, a
magnificent garden OF opportunities
What will you do2 The wasp VIII fly
over garden and bring back only poi
den and comes back laden with honey"
Winners of Scholarship.
supt. A. T. Stuart followed DR.. Wood
! He disdained TO speak OF the weather,
for" he said, Gin the fight from COM
| mencement TO commencement we have
: been in a constant state of liquidation"
, He announced the following scholarship
! awards, the star" graduate among them
: being Rudolph SEE, who is a native Jap
anese, and who easily maintained the
lead over all his American classmates in
F; his whole course at the Central High.
SEE won hts scholarship IN q COMPETE
tive examination: University OF Pennsyl-
vania, Rudolph SEE; Georgetown Medical
School, Frederick Schreiber; George
Washington, Esther Elizabeth Galbraith,
/; Elsa D0rothea Muench. and Matte Elk
. er. Goucher College formerly Woman
College, Baltimorel, NJ. Mildred Miller;
, Syracuse University. Anna Belle Win
gate; Syracuse University. Homer Lock
, wood scholarship" William NJ. Caven-
{ der; Lafayette College, Carl c. Speidel
W~f-- III.
and Lee. Alexander NJ HitZ; Wesleyan
University. Norman Thirkield.
Supt. Stuart also read a memorandum
+ from the District Commissioners stating
. that William E. r. Covell had been
, named as the District OF Columbia's APP
; pointment to West Point. Young Covell
. is a captain Of Cadet Company A.
!. The following were commended foI
| maintaining a grade Of excellent" dur.
7 ing the entire four-year course: Esther
E. GaIbraith, Eunice Z. Holman, VI
Mildred Miller. Laura G. Vessels, and
Rudolph SEE.
List of the Graduates.
Justice Thomas H. Anderson. OF the
District OF Columbia Supreme Court, pre-
;, scented diplomas to the following gradu.
ates:
n mary NdfVille ANcnesQn, MaTlan hatheTine An
a derson. Isabel Dnlmmond Atkinson. Edna MAJ
Baltzeu, Ruth Ellen Barnes Irene Elizabeth Barry
/ Mary Adelaide Beller Marie Elsie Roardman
: Hazel Ellen Brelsford Elizabeth Belle Burt Rutl
, Bussard. Edith Cheney. Charlotte Helen Chew
, | Elizabsth Chown. Mildred Lee Collier isabelle
Lucy Collins Anna Lestina Cowden, Anna Mar
= garet Crook. Ruth Esther CrosSfed Helen Eliza
}. beth Crossey Grace CroSEeIl. Edna Land Crmp
Florence Neweomb Davis. Gracc Marguerite Dewey
| Edna Alice Dodge. Agnes Eleanor Bowling MfldreC
: Daney, Matte Eiker. Aiaude Eiker Chariot.
o Claire Farrell. Viola Fckenscher. Mary CATHERINE
| FltzTatTick, Mildred Ford Fonda Natalie MARI
Further, Esther Elizabeth Galbraith. Alargare
Mary Gallagher Emily Murei Ghllan WnhilG
| Gertrude GlOetZner, Maize Viola Goodrich Ann.
| Louise HeideT. Elizabeth ROeder Heitmuller Ethe
= Melvina Hoffman. Faith Marie Hibbs Mar1hl
Sussnns Hitz, Pauline Bowen Hobbs Eunice la
! Vlnla Holman, Florence Elizabeth Homer. Shy
p kellogg Hunt, Katherine Jacobs Mary Carolin
o johnson, Adele Esther Kelley. Edith HAYNES King
Franc Moore King. sars KoenigsbeTger Bertha Id
Linge, Claire Luro Lusby, Florence Theresa Lyons
q Ruth Eaton MCCathrnn. Rose Elizabeth Mac
Donald, Margaret Christian Maclean Lois Haydel
;, Meek. Alice Jennie Meekham. Grace Cordelia Mid
); dletOn Carrie Bertha Miller Mary Mildred Miller
3 Mars Louise Moore. Mary Elizabeth Moore Els
| DOrothea Aiuench Mary Marguerite Murphy
e Helenita Padgett. Katherine Lncle Park, Phyllt
Lea Patterson Leila button Pritchard Mary Eliz
D abeth RANDY. Jessie A. Ramsay Alice Pauline Ray
2 Msry Faye Rollins. Mildred Rsndel Seymour, DOro
a thy Shaw, Dora Adele Simpkins Agnes Margare
Solen Leila Louise Speer, Clara Louise stack
b Helen Nettleton Steward Elsie Marie sEank Ouid
Alverdie Taylor. Elisabeth Tracy, Blanche Morgal
Ia YAM Media ROeSer Waldecker laura Goldin IVES
/; sells, Anna Barbara Wiegand Katherine William
son. Anna Belle Wingate. Winifred May Wright
. MAZE Zirkin-
Stephen Eugene Atkinson John Bruce Burges
}; Baird, Marcus Borchardt William Mnife Cayen
., der John Hamilton Chew, jr., William Edwar,
i Raab Covel. George Chaplin Dewey Walter Harol,
Eagan. Norman Fischer, Robert Bond Gotta RAY
mOud Ridgley Greathouse, Richard Hale Lloy,
Goldsborough Henry, Alexander Mayer Hitz Wi
liam HebeTling Holmes. William Stubhs James MI
ton A. Kaufman. Emmerich D. Lamb Chaunce
,, Louis Landon. Claudius Barton Little Fanci
y Fowler Mckinney. Malcolm Macdonald Arthur +
Mann. Thomas Miller IT.. Clinton Van Pelt New
n bold Charles Eiker Nickles, David Oetinger. GeorC
5 Benjamin Rawlings. Bonnie Robinson. Orio Georg
d Rollins Urban Fisher Rosen. Frederick Christian
4 Schneider. Philip Willard Shepard, Carl Caske
5. Speidel Ramsay Spillman Milton Robert Spransy
It doph Size. Norman Thirkield. Frank Wheeioc
p Thomas, Edwin Ross TiIley, Ralph Gledhin War
It ing. Morton Ray Weigle.
The class officers are: President, Fran
: els T. Mckinney; vice president, Fran
"a King; secretary, Isabel Atkinson; treas
a urer, Vincent E. Stack
8 There will be a meeting of the Contra
D Alumni in the assembly hall OF the schoo
this evening for the election Of officers.
Persian Loan Open to Foreigners.
y Charles w Russell. American Mjniste