The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
HIGH SCHOOL ENDS !
. SUCCESSFUL TERM
Emanuel Wallerstein Wins
Scholarship at University
Of Virginia.
GOVERNOR MANN
Girl Paints With Joy at News
That She Is all Honor
Pupil

before an audience which practically
filled the CITY Auditorium. hfty-five
graduates of the John Marshall High
School last night received their d.
plomas This number embraces two
classes. those who completed their
course last January and those who
ended their studies IN June The lat
ter class was the first to complete the
newly prescribed four-year term.
Tho feature of last nights event
was an address by Governor Mann.
while the class valedictorinn, William
~. Parrish. Jr.. won much applause by
the delivery of his osatlon. Though
the salutatory was prepared by Miss
Alice +. Spiers, that student was un-
able to deliver il on account of throat
trouble, and her paper was read by
Miss Pauline Anna Harmon.
University scholarship.
Following the award Of diplomas BY
Charles Hutzler. chairman of the City
School Board, James C. Harwood
principal of the High School, presented
70 the honor pupils the various
scholarships. The most cherished of
these. that TO the University of Nir-
ginia. which goes to the graduate who
leads his class. was won by Emanuel
U. Wallerstein. Maurice Leon Hutzler
stood second In the class. but as he
took the commercial course he was
not eligible to a scholarship. Other
scholarships were awarded as follows:
Washington and Lee University.
William Gordon Gibson: Richmond
College. Howard I. May: William and
Mary college. clyde Cannon Webster:
EIampden Sidney William Joseph Par
IRISH. Jr.; Sweetbriar College, Miss
Louise Page Wcisiger; Randolph Macon
Woman's College. Miss Mary Virginia
Williams: William franklin Harwood
Scholarship in Richmond College. Miss
Alice Frances Spiers: L. Darlington
C.abclI Scholarship In Richmond College.
Miss Margaret Louise Clcndon; William
Tavette Fox Memorial Scholarship In
Richmond College. Miss Eima Inez
Meredith: Art Club OF Richmond. Miss
Louise Kyle Baldwin.
Award of memberships in the Rose
mary Library to honor pupils were as
follows: Miss Louise p Weisiger
Henry Garrett, Miss Louise Gepfa rth
Miss Mary Humphreys. Miss Gladys
Burne,. Irving White. Miss Grace Rol-
Inns and John Pollard Cox.
Honor Pupil Paints.
The announcement that she was one
of the honor pupils proved such shock
TO Miss Rollins that as the exercises
came to an end that young woman
! tainted. She had to be carried from the
/ stage by friends. but she quickly re-
covered.
The full list OF graduates follows:
| January, l9l1-Ruby Estelle Blocker
Parthenia Browne Buck, Calvin Haw.
thorne Childress, Virginia Lee Crump
Anne Laird Graham. Frank Aherr
! Heacock, Florence Lichtenstein. How
ard I. May William Joseph Parrish, Jr.
| Minnie Alice staudc. Ruth Childre,
! Bradley Harold Edward Calisch. Mar,
Archer Chiidrey, Laura p. Garthright
| Irvine. Annie O'Neil Long. Elma Inc;
Meredith. Harold a. pefey, Ivey r
Tiller
Training School Gradua,es-Anni
Gordon Ennis lnez Estelle Hobson anc
Susie Coleman Murdoch
June, 13l1-Louisc Kyle Baldwin
Rudolph c. Brauer Grayce Jeffrie
Dodd, Elizabeth Danuridge Frear
Elizabeth Mosby Gray. Ethel Alice,
Hord. Maurice Leon Hutzler, Wire,
T. Lowery. William NJ. Rindsberg, Res
sic Lee Shuman. Alice Frances Spers
Mary Owen Tucker. Clyde Cannon Web
ster. Mary Virginia Williams. Jess!
r. Witham. Frank Muller Bradbury
Margaret Louise Clendon. Raymond
Percy Cunning. William Gordon Glib
son, Hilda Holzhaucr. Beryl Worthan
Hundley. Gladys wheatiey Johnson
Meyer +. Reinharo, Ruth NJ. Sha rpl e,
Hobart c. Smith, Lilly 7. Tignor. Ritz
Jeanette Ullman. Louise Page Wells
iger, Russell Stewart Wingfeld, Bessi
Elliott Woody.
Training School Graduates-Ailen
Erie Hopkins and Katherine Mosell
Robins.