The Washington herald., 1912-06-15

White. Sarah Root. George Norton. John
N. Rector. Leopold V. Freudberg, and
Charles G. Morgan.
At the Mckinley Manual Training
School, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey,
former first vice president OF the Board
Of Education. presided Rev. Samuel H.
Greene. pastor Of Calvary Baptist
Church. pronounced the invocation. DR..
Littlehales confined himself to the sub
ject Of engineering. He spoke Of the
vast field which offered itself to the
young engineer and explained how hu-
msnity is uplifted as a result Of his
labork.
Ernest L. Thurston. assistant super
intendent OF schools. made the award
OF scholarships and announced the win
ners Of prizes. The following scholar
ships were awarded: University OF Penn
syIvania, Ralph Cullison Keefer; Lafay-
ette College, Robert Emmet Coughlin and
George N. Cohen; University Of Virginia.
Joshua Marsden Bennett. and Washing
ton and Lee, Lewis White Klopfer.
The first prize OF 80 offered by DR..
George NJ. Kober. Of the Department Of
Agriculture, TO the student in the do
mestic science department preparing the
best sets Of menus for three successive
days. was awarded to Miss Ethel Oar
dor1 The first S prize was awarded to
Miss Edith Stine. and the second was
presented 10 Miss Madge Thornton. Hon
orabIe mention vas made Of the work
Of Misses Dorothy Crisp and Annie
Mitchell.
Woman Gives Diplomas.
The diplomas were presented to the
graduates by Mrs. Mussey. Music was
furnished by the Mckinley Manual
Training School Orchestra. The plat
form upon which the graduates were
seated was beautifully decorated with
large palms and cut flowers. The names
Of the graduates were read by Frank c.
Daniel, principal Of the school.
The following were graduated:
Elizabeth Alma Ahern Mary Margaret Bell. ERth-
erfhe Louise Cramer. Mary Catherin Early, Fr1nces
Celeste FAIconer. MEry AlEina Hsbbard. YirEiniA
Meriwether Hicks Esther Mary Hutchinson. Edith
Hastings Jacobs Violet Ruth Kiefsr, Julia LsTy.
Edith Palmer Nash Jennie Edith Portnn, Esther
Cushing Ramsey. Evelyn Speiden, Margaret Ethel
Thomas, ClyOne Alphins Wallace. and MEry Van
Fred Austin. Edwin Myron Baker. Neal Carver
BeaIl. Joshua AErsden Bennett. GeorEe Henry Bolt.
George y. Cohen, Robert Emmet COughlin, Sidney
Charles Cousins, Man DeGrange. Wilbur A J. Gers-
dor1t Charles David Gibbons. Louis J. GursTich,
ElTans Diehl HAines. Royal Haines Heald, Islander
HourWich. Frank Ezra kaufman. Ralph CSIllison
Kecfer, GeOrEe Oliver Kelly, Lewis White klopfer.
Clarke Bernard LAudenslageT, Barnum Anthony Levi
tan. Allen Daniel Lewis. L. Howard Lowe, Jarvis e
Marble Stuart Leroy MARROW. Frank whitehsr Mar
tin. James Ingram Medley, Russell L. Meredith
Gsthing Chids Miller. Tom A. Miller. Norman PeHy
Moore. Don ElbeTt Muriin. Harold Herman Ofutt
Leon S. Oppenheimer. Millard Fillmore Peake,
Frank r, Proctor, Melvin Wesley Sandmeyer, Walter
Leroy Saunders. Howard Scott. Robert William
Smith. Floyd Lcander stTsWn. Howard c. Sullivan
Max Winfield Tucker. Harlan Arthur WALKER, Mil
ton Whitney. IT.. and Lawrence Elmer viii.
The class officers were Walter lie Roy
Saunders. president; Katherine Louise
Cramer, vice president; Joshua Marsden
Bennett. secretary. and Fred Austin,
treasurer.
The graduating class Of Central High
School held class exercises last night in
the assembly hall OF the school. She
StOops to Conquer was presented by
the class. The address of welcome was
delivered by c. J. Shaw, president Of the
class Roy Sexton gave the class his
tory, and the class poem was recited by
Miss Hattie Ensign, E. NJ. Wilson, prin-
cipal of the school, delivered a brief ad-
dress. The valedictory address was given
by Lawrence Heller.