Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18
NIGHT SCHOOLS CLOSED
WITH PUBLIC EXERCISES
Certificates Awarded and Pro-
motions Announced to Niqht
High School.

Several local night schools last evening
closed a season regarded as one of the
most successful, if, indeed, not the most
successful, ever held since the Inaugural
ton Of night schools in the District.
The exercises at the Jefferson School
were marked by musical program, ad-
dresses and presentation Of certificates to
those pupils transferred from tthe eighth
grade to the night high school.
B. w. Murch. director of white night
schools, in an address. complimented the
students on their work during the term.
He told Of the many advantages which
were to be derived from the course Of
education in the night schools
Principal c. n. Thompson of the school,
in presenting the certificates to the pro-
NOTED eighth grade pupils, also compli-
mented them on their work. and said that
they should be very proud of their GER
tif1cates, as they represented much hard
work.
Program at Jefferson.
The program given was as follows: vo-
cal solo, "Grandma's Advice" Gladys
Price: piano solo. Helen Barbee; vocal
solo. Moon" Judson Montgomery. vio-
lin solo, Melody in F. Marion Fouke;
son; piano solo. Mida Tucker; vocal solo,
Rose Time Rosy" Jennie Aronstein
violin solo, Marion Fouke; vocal solo,
Shamrock" Margaret Mundy. and two
songs by a quartet composed of Misses
Beulah Price, Ella Price, Ethel Heffel-
bower and Donovan, teachers OF the
school.
After the program refreshments were
served. Many parents were in attend
ance.
Iroroot;onc ro,do ~,o.. -. <.u.,
To night high school-Edwin Reed, Ed
ma Barnes. Nora Daily, Cliff Cullins, John
Miller, Miller Yates. Charles Rabbit,
Samuel Cooper and Fred Brandenburg
TO the eighth grade-Irene Berger.
Callahan, Herbert Price. Edna Higgs,
Anna Hoffman,, Hortense Williams. Bes-
sic Nittekindt, Roland Read, Richard Nc
Cauley. Bernard Gallaher, Russell Kin
sey, Israel Kerstein and James Leahy
To seventh grade-Charles Culver, Wal
ter Luber. William Mitchell, Harry Re-
gan. Harry Stevens. Glenn Talbot. Luz
Their Tippett and Helen Wheeler
To sixth grade-Josephine Duty. Winnie
Poole and Richard Winfield.
At the Gales School.
The Gales Night School also closed last
evening. This was one of the largest
night schools in the city, having an av-
erage enrolment of 112 and a final en-
rOllment of 135 pupils.
Promotions were made as follows:
To night high school-Henry Bers,
Charles Briss Morgan Brooke Andrew
Bligh. James Bligh, Nissim Cadranel
Michael Clomel, Charles CoonS. Leo Cal
lahan, William Davis, Frank Doyle Frank
Raymond Knowles, Raymond Kendrick
Samuel kroll.- Leo Mcdonald. Edward
Michaels. Vernon Nichols, William Page,
Ray Radcliffe. Edward Speeden. Frank
Tillie Erdman. Iva Mcclure, Isabel Sped
den and Cecile Woodward.
To eighth grade-Harry Bitter, Lyman
Firstenberg. Francis Harold, Joseph
Frank Rich, Harry Shaw, Harry Taylor,
Philip Wiedman, Alfred Daniels. Jesse
Wood. Ohio Barkly, Carter Smith, Lewis
Bell. Morgan Kane, William Collins. Ly-
man Moore, Louise Barnard, Mary Farm
err Maize Glasgow, Rosie Kaldenbach,
Anadale Link, E. F. Suit. Minnie Hersho-
WITT Lillian Cnsworth Marjorie Campbell
and Mary o. Brien.
To seventh grade-Charles Beckett, Law
renee Bell. Joseph Bridwell, John Crosson,
James Dorsey, Howard Driesbach, Will
| liam Goldman, Jarvis Hardesty. Harry
Hayes, John Hurley, Clarence Jones. John
Keefe, Emo Pinto, Robert Poole. Morris
Pohle. Armon Ryan, Fred Schnable,
Woodrary. Barbara Bauer Margaret
| Fitzgerald and A. L. Swami.
To sixth grade-William Butt, John
Charuhas. Isidor Freudberg, Raymond
Ffnnell. Abraham Goldberg. James Hex
| Stephanos MantzOuris, George Morrow
Alex Nicolople. Louis Nicolopole. Kenneth
Nutterall, Philip Sures, Ernest Shepherd
Alex Tacconelly, Henry Treanor, Gus
Tombras Minnie Alternately. Matilda
Burchell. Minnie Kenney and Sarah Kline
| To fifth grade-Jacob Brener, Christ
Christie, Theophan Charuhas, Joseph
Capocci John Galoney, William Godfrey
Jacob Gibberman, GUSTAV Mantis. George
Me Teakos, George O'Hara and Sarah
Beccah