Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
GO TO HIGH SCHOOLS
Graduates From the Eighth
Grade Announced.
WILL REPORT FEBRUARY |
Several Hundred Pupils With
Satisfactory Record.
WILL GET CERTIFICATES
Establishment Of an innovation in
Connection With the Work in
the Graded Schools

education in the Franklin School build
ing. Several hundred boys and girls who
step from the graded schools with a sat
isfactory record will receive very hand
some certificates of their graduation, this
being the first time an eighth-grade class
has received any such formal finish to the
eight years of work in the lower schools
The hours set for reporting at the vari-
Gus high schools Tuesday, February /,
are as follows:
Mckinley Manual Training School, 1890
am; Central High School, IL am; East
ern High School, IL am; Western High
School, 1890 am.
New System in Effect.
These mid-year promotions are the result
of a system put into effect several years
ago. Pupils are being promoted. now in
many schools from one grade to another,
from what are known as A grades to &
grades. The A grades are for the new
pupils. and the B grades are for those
who have been at work in a grade since
the opening of the school year. 1t some
times happens that exceptional ability will
get a pupil through whole grade, A and
B together in a half year.
Superintendent Stuart said yesterday:
children about to enter the kindergarten
or the first grade should send them to the
schools at the opening of the second half
year on February /, instead of delaying
their admission until later 1t will be a
great advantage to the pupils to have
them begin with the second half year
rather than to have them enter at odd
times between now and the end of the
school year.
"Applications for admission should be
made to the various building principals"
The list of graduates from the eighth
grade follows:
First Division.
From Addison SCHOOL,:
To Business High School-Earle Brew
ton, Raymond Cole. Matthew Donahue,
Arthur Farquhar, Edwin Fugel, Edward
Humm. Frank Legg. Lester Mans. Harry
Morgan, Robert Moore, Walter Wilkin-
son, Maude Allen, Mamie Bloom, Louise
Carr, Rachel Drury, Sadie Killeen, Louise
McWhorter. Helene Potter, Edna Rob
inson, Edith Sullivan, Alma Sweeney and
Marion Tippett.
To Technical High School-John Haml-
ton, John Hammer. William Sparrow,
George Cavenner, Raymond Wells and
Stella Harrison.
To Western High Scheol-Raymond
Hall. Bronson Howard. Philip Talbot.
Mildred Cornwall, Blanche Darby, Elsie
Davis, Evelyn Haycock, Mabel Johnson,
Bessie O. Brien and Beulah Van Horn.
From Fillmore School:
To Business-Edward Martin Sullivan.
Irene Rcall, Mary Louise Myers and Mil
dred Virginia Weiss.
Louise O'Neil.
To observation-disclosures Francis Gormley,
Edward Watkins Offutt, Carl William
Rosenbusch and Edna Louise Harmon.
From Corcoran School:
To BuSineSs-Margaret Evelyn keane,
Francis Roosevelt Dietz and Frank Roger
LsnsdaIe.
To Western-Margaret Lavnia knight.
To observation-disclosures Everett Acker-
man and Lawrence Raymond Moran.
From Toner School:
To Central-Edward Johnson and Sophia
Sinclair Young.
To McKinley-Willam Brooke Johns.
Arthur Levy and Paul BARLEY Schwegler.
From TenIey School:
To Western-Georgia Gingell and Grace
E. Robey.
To ACKNOWLEDGMENT c. Bradt and
Lily v. Sparshott.
Second Division.
From Dennison Schools:
To Business-F'lorence Yeatman Ben
ton. Gladys Rutledge Hereford, Ruth Eu-
genia Harveycutter, Mildred May Farrell
Malcolm. Helen Margaret Veihmyer. Cen
evieve Nickel, Francis George Naughton,
Elmer Francis Sauter and Lemucl Appoid
Towers.
To Central-Grace Calvin. Rosebud
Thoma sine Collins. Julia Wightman Den
Rich, Marie Agnes Swart Beulah Smith
Leontine Ingle Towson, Rita Louise
Young. Catherine Bernadine Swussat,
Alice Della Goddard and Harold Emmons
Thomas.
To McKinley-Jennie Stella Collins, E.liz-
abeth Hortense Hitchcock. Ruth Mabel
Vineburg, Lionel Schutter Bailey. William
Charles Bastian. Robert Loyal Coon,
Casco Cooley Duke. Cecil James Dowd,
John Bernard Dfckman. Franklin Scott
Irby, George Andrew LyIes, Wesley Allen
Richardson and Carl Lipp.
From Chevy Chase School:
To Busness-Leshe Gilmore Van Fas-
sen.
To Neutrality-suspicious. Tronsdale Estes
From Berret School:
TO misunderstanding Ellison Sullivan
To Central-Arthur Rudolph Brandes
Darlington Charles Marvin Dorothy Ade-
Iaide Hutchins, Alice Blanchard Johnson
Ethel Beverly Rice and Edith Hazel Ste
phens
To Mckinley-Paul Everette McSween.
From Gov. I'll. ID. Cooke School:
To Central-Charles Vernon Barnum, A.
IdlIey Douglas. Wllndm RQSSeI Jones,
John NJ. Mason and Mary Williamson.
To Business-Earl G. Johnson and John
S. S. Pollock.
To Mckinley-Percy p. Bowen. Freder-
lex l.. Carl, Pauline J. Jones and Audrey
Meyer.
To Western-Eugene ID. Freeman. Ben
jamin f. Ostrom, Paul G. Woodland, Alice
S. Loving. Helen Miller. Elizabeth NJ. No.
Ian and Jessie NJ. Robson
From Weightman School:
To WeStern-Theodore Grow Francis
and Marie Masterman Adele.
To Central-Clarence Gilett DuvalI, AL
bert Malcolm Duvall and Katherine EN-
lily Crime
To Business-Ralph John Cogswell
Daniel Joseph Nodhan, Hanora Louise
garet Grady, Agnes Catherine Haase,
Katherine Margaret Noonan and May NJ
c. Walsh.
To McKinley-Henry Joseph Darcy and
Mary Agnes Devlin.
From Force SCHOOL,
To Business-Robert Throckmorton.
To Contradictory James Bridget, Phil
ip Ayres Dales, Leslie Aloysius DAILY,
Derrill Goodwin Gilmore, Evan Hanson,
Donald Harlan McKnew, Lester Henry
Steinem, Helen Elizabeth Barber, Judith
Winter Boswell. Julia Gregory Boswell,
Mary Vincent Futterer, Marguerite Mary
Latterner and Edna Fredda Lerch.
To Mckinley-Orme Burger, Muse Ell
hot Campbell. Christopher Clifford Gle
borne. Kenneth Ralph Cunningham, Err
nest Fortier, Earl Klein and Paul Pro-
basco Truxton.
To Western-Tom Anderson Campbell.
Gerald Hale, WOloott Paige Hayes, John
Chamberlain Irwin, Carleton Smith, Dor
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