Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-18
IN SCHOOLS.
List of Boys and Girls Who Have
Received H0n0rs at This Years
Session.

In addition to the list of promotion:
as published in the Gazette yesterday
the following are those in other grade:
who have received promotions.
In the class taught by Col. Theodore
H. Ficklin, principal of the Washing
ton School for boys, cards of promo
ton from seventh to the high schoo
were awarded to the following:
Wilton Arlington, Carl W. Appich
Arthur NJ. Atkinson, Fred n. Baker
Raymond A. Barnett, Earl L. Bar.
nett, Tullius Tupper Barrett, J. FREQ
Birrell, Ashby E. Bladen, w. Elmore
Bowles, Eldon Carico, Bernard H
Cook, John Crilly, G. Francis Down.
ham, James NJ. Dwyer, j. Lawrence
Fawcett, Paul Finks, James ]. Good
win, p. Edwin Graham, Robert NJ
Hancock, George C. Keegan, George
H. Hayden, Harold M. Martin, Fran
els X. Nugent, William H. Meeks
George Oliver, Louis B. Poss, Peter
Boothe Pullman, James B. Rouse, Will
liam l.. Shafe, Lester NJ. Swami, Yer
non N. Warfield, Thomas L. Wattles,
T. Philip Weston, Hugh williams.
In Lee School, No. 7, the following
received prizes for excellence in stud
les: Caroline West, Lucy Reardon,
Anna Pierpont, [nez Pierpont, Esther
Rose, Theima Ballenger.
In the seventh grade in Lee School,
taught by Miss Ada " Grigg, cards
of special promotion were awarded the
following: Dollie Callahan, Mildred
Callahan, Elizabeth Eantzmon, Ellen
HatzelI, Elsie Cornwell, Susie Garrett.
Prizes for attendance m this grade
were awarded Dollie Callahan, Cath
crime Bradley, Willie Fairfax, Juanita
Hammersley, Anna Hook, Inez Otis,
Naomi Schwartzmann, Fleeta Vaughn,
and for Improvement in writing a
card was issued to Helen Hansbor-
ough.
In the room taught by Miss hewitt
at Washington School those receiv-
ing cards of honor in the Sixth grade
were:
Weston Atkinson, Albert Bryan,
Frank Corsa, Louis De Moll, Alexan-
der Doniphan, Harry Howard, Oak
leigh Henderson, Stewart Kimball,
Frank Muench, William Mcguire,
Raymond Peverell, Chester Pierce,
Eugene Simpson, Frederick Schwab,
Elmer Tomlin, Earl Trigger, Charles
Walker and Gordon Jones.
Those receiving cards of honor in
the fifth grade, also taught by Miss
Nevitt, were Marshall Briscoe, George
Brenner, Blair Ballenger, Aubrey
Clarke, Horace Crump, Cecil Draper,
Frank Fegan, Cornelius Hill, Bryon
Herring, Alfred Kidwell, Everett Kel-
ly, Arnold Lillycrop, Willis Lillycrop,
Robert McArtor, Hugh Murphy, Hugh
Marsh, Stuart Nails, William Morton,
Russell Nicholson, Milton Morton, Ed
win Penn. Edwin Puryear, Harold
Quigley, Nevelle Roberts, Kenneth
Wicker and George Zimmerman.
In the sixth grade at Lee School,
taught by Miss Broadus, the follow
ing received cards of honor: Merlin
Harding, Ida Harvey, May Elliott,
Lucy Robinson, Mabel Wood, Marion
Greenaway, Anna Schreiner, Hattie
Sorrell, Rena Schlichting, Katie Grill
bortzer, Mary Nails, Edna Smith,
Agnes Trumble, Thelma Holmes,
Florence Holmes, Virginia Vernon,
Elizabeth McArtor, Catherine Smith,
Nellie Peyton, Frances McDermott,
Eutha Frantum, Marion Otis, Ruth
Deahl, Catherine Howard, Alice Bla-
den, Ruth LIE Hew, Lucille Johnson,
Annie Sorrell, Louise Schwartzmann,
Hattie Meade, Lydia Hammond, Dor
othy Plaskett, Mildred Keller, Mar
garet Phillips, Sarah Rose, Caroline
Yates and Lille Schwartzmann.