The Washington herald., 1912-06-15
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
LARGE CLASSES
Mckinley Manual Training and
Business High Schools
Close Year.
SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN
TO PRIZE STUDENTS
Government Officials Give Advice
to Boys and Girls Going
Into World.

With appropriate addresses and simple
exercises, the members Of the graduating
class of the Mckinley Manual Training
School and Of the certificate class oi
Business High School were awarded d.
plomas last night in their respective
school buildings before large audiences
The address to the graduates of Busi.
ness High School was delivered by
Theodore L. Wood, director Of the
Postal Savings System, who pointed Out
the fallacy Of the common belief that
the government service offers no oppor.
tunities to the young man and young
woman. DR.. George W. LittlehaIes
photographic Engineer of the Navy De-
partment, addressed the graduates OF
Technical High School on the subject OF
engineering.
Young people have frequently been
advised by men Of note to avoid II pos-
sible the civil service said Mr.. Weed
to the Business graduates. For some
time / have been in a manner doubt
ful as to whether or not this is good
advise to give. am finally convinced,
however, that there are many opportu-
mites in the government service for
bright young men and women.
Be interested in Work.
Il would impress upon you one i'm
pOrtant thing. Always take a deep In
terest in the work of your employer. He
will soon notice 1t and promotion and ulti-
mate success in life will be your reward.
1 aithfulness to ones employer is the
keynote to success"
Mr.. Weed was member Of the Busi-
ness High School graduating class OF
1898.
Ernest H. Daniel. Of the Board OF
Education, presided at the exercises. The
invocation was pronounced by Rev.
George F. Dudley. Capt. James F.
Oyster, president of the Board OF Edu-
cation, was to have presented the d.
plOmas. but because Of sickness in his
family he was unable to attend. The
certificates of graduation were conferred
upon the students by Mr.. Daniel Music
was furnished by the Business High
School Orchestra, under the dictatorship
of Anthony NJ. Phillips. Allan Davis,
principal Of the school, occupied a pO-
sitiOn upon the platform.
The following is the list of graduates:
Graeme BanneTman. Charles Belt. Harold Eugene
Bruce William Madison Camp, jT-, Harry Caytou,
John Edward Fowler, jr.. Leopold Victor Freud
berg, Harry Harris. Alfred Harry Heinzmznn,
Michael Joseph Kleriane. Robert Byron Moreo,
Charles Graham MorEan. George HoWison Norton.
Coz NorVan Nutwen. William Luther OTeuf. Marx
Patterson. John Mayo Rector. Georse Frederick
R0mmel Frederick Ludwig SchickleT. James Al
Throckmorton. David Francis WidmAysr, and Ar
thur Fisher Williams.
Violet Clair Auf0rt, FIoriae Rsbecca Barrow
Marlon Helen Benton. Lillian BergaZin, Ethel
LeunA Bergmann, Camille Roswell Boswell, Helene
Elizabeth BOEee. Elsie Katherine Bowel. Myrtle
Elizabeth Bradley. Inez Mildred Brown. Henrietta
FTcda CsnlIn. Edna Adele ChiIds. Dana Elizabeth
Claiborns. Rose Marie CLARK. Madeline Ruth Cor
nish. Msry Minerva Crow. Ganette Imena Curtis
Mildred Murray De GrOssart, Wilhelmina Dorothy
Dietz Lille Belle DoWrick Laura Elmore, KHth-
eJns Watson FaHar, Mabel Goepfert, Cecilia
Marie Gotthold, Edith Louise Graham. YirEie
Alethia Hall. Nettie Elizabeth Hzrdisty. Alice
Leols Hayden, Greta Isabelle HellmAn. Marie yir-
ginia HumrickhOuse Afinnia Jaha Janet Jardine
Mar MaEdCene JefrieS Cora Larimore Keeley
Helen Lucrutia Mclean KimbsIl. Beatrice Frances
King. Agatha Mary LanigAn. Julia MAry Lennon
Dorothy Lewis. Lyllian Boisseau Lumpkn. Agnes
Catherine MCNAMARA. Elizabeth SouthWick Mad
do1 Helen Adams Marston. Margaret Anna MI
Ter. Eda Sadie Mueller. MIry Ann Munday. We
rouica Gertrude OIeag ThClma Mills Payne
Carrie tsiuia Perry, Clisie Minerva Phillips.
Stcphanie Pribula. Frances Marguerite QuiEley
Elizabeth Pauline RObey. and Sarah Root.
List of Graduates.
Frieda Katherine Siebert, Helen Dor
othy Sill, Genevieve Alice Slye, Char
Iotte Louise Stobbe, Edna Margaret
Strudley. Mabel Henriette Stutz, Gadys
Tate. Pauline Margaret Thomas, Mary
Agnes Vitale. Helen Louise Walters,
Margaret Edmonia Ward. Sarah Evelyn
White, Dorothy CrandaIl Wills, and
Edna Elizabeth Young.
The class officers were David F. Wild
mayer, president: Marie V. Humrick-
house. vice president; Robert B. Moore
treasurer: executive committee in charge
Of the exercises:
Garnette Curtis, Pauline Robey, Evelyn