Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-14
GRADUATES RECEIVE
ADVICE ON BUSINESS
"Life Justly May Be Called
Catch-as-C Catch Can Came"
Says Rev. U. G. B. Pierce.

Life justly may be called catcn-aS-
catch-can game" declared Rev. U. G. B.
Pierce. pastor Of All Souls Unitarian
Church, last night, in addressing the
graduating class in the two-year course
of the Business High School.
The exercises were held in the large
assembly hall Of the school. The stage
and bowers Of wildwood. Mrs. Edith
Kingman Kern a member Of the board
of education, presided
THE business of life demands that
you enter it and play it we'll. declared
Mr.. Pierce. "All of you should learn
how to adjust yourselves to the element
of unexpectancy in life. Whether a man
wishes it or not, he must put into the
world Just as much as he gets out of
it,
Interprets Public's Desires.
The speaker told his hearers that the
business man is able to interpret part
of the world as well as the preacher.
the physician and other professional
men. He said the business man in
terpreted the desires of the public.
The invocation was pronounced by
Rev. Wilmer P. Johnson of st. Paurs
M. E. Church South. Secretary of Labor
Wilson was to have made the principal
cause of illness. The diplomas were
conferred to the graduates by Henry
P. Blair, president of the board of edu-
cation.
List of the Graduates.
Those receiving diplomas were: Harold
Lee Allwine, Samuel Arkin, Lawrence
Robert Barry, Joseph Edward Bittner,
Roger William Bradshaw, Robert Louis
Bromley, Joseph Aloysius Cox, William
Deutermann, Benjamin Donzis. Charles
Wade Downing. Charles Eugene French,
Earl Samuel Haislip, Jack Wilkerson
Henry, Samuel Rodney Hinwood, Frank
Hutchinson. George Curtis Hutterly,
Arthur Carlyle Israel, Gerald Everett
Keene, Edward Beverly Kelley. Nora
Frances Allen. Dorothy Joan Austin,
Elizabeth Clark Berens. Jennie Biron,
Helen Marie Bischof, Ruth Dorothy
Broadbent. Cleada Engelive Bromley,
Carrie Talbot Bruce, Mildred Ayme Buck
ingham, Edith Campbell. Marguerite
Naomi Canter, Marguerite Virginia Carl,
Clokey, Virginia Cecilia Coleman, Hilda
Bell Cross, Mary Naomi Cruitt. Elsa
Donaldson Marie Margaret Fey, Francis
Elizabeth Freund. Agnes Ethel Garvey,
Benjamin Levy, Max Colman Louis. John
Eldredge Loveless, Daniel RAYMOND Nc
John Joseph Nicolaides, Albert Lee Nor
ris, Frederick William Pimper, Wilbur
Edward Ridgeway, Charles William
Schaffer. Carl Conrad Schwartz Oran
Palmer Smith, Leonard Roy Ste1del, Sid
ney Louis Struble, Paul Aloysius Sui
Ivan, John William Wenzel, Magnus
Peter Wood, Gladys Theresa Graves. Eva
May Hardin, Anna Mary HarriSon, Agnes
Elbertine Holden, Eva Ruth Irwin, En-
ma Sara Jones. Mildred Katz, Dora
Kaufman, Jennie Agnes Kimnnel, Mary
Elizabeth Leach, Leonelda Grace "A.
Lesher Ada Lissowitz, Dorothy De Mont
reville Lusby Anna McDonough, Mary
Allene McQuay. Anna Marie Marsden,
Pauline Mary Neither, Frances jean
nette Nicholson, Florence Elizabeth
Neihus, Ernestine Helene Niemeyer,
Mary Cecilia OBrien, Helen Oscar,
Florence Gertrude Poston Frances Raw
lings, Estelle Louise Richardson. Helen
Ridgely Richardson. Jennie Rosenblatt,
Emma Dorothea Schutrumpf Frances
Scott Eva Seek, Greeta Ethel Shaner,
Mabel Lewis Shotwell. Agnes Pauline
Smith, Mary Elizabeth Speiser, Frances
Caroline Stockton. Mary Agatha TAFT,
Lillian Louise Thiel. Marion Emily !. Tip
petit. Grace Cassen Van Fossen. Jennings
Lucille Alma Waters. Blanche Gertrude
Werdig, Sue Catherine Whelan, Mabel
Maryland White, Anna Elizabeth Wilkes
and Josephine Mary Xanten.
The class officers are: Sidney l.. Struble,
president; Elizabeth c. Berens, vice
president; Jennings b. Walker. secretary.
and Arthur c. Israel, treasurer.
The executive committee: Lucy ID. Har-
rison. Naomi Canter. Helen r. Richard
son, Helen Oscar. Earl S. Haislip, Charles
f. French. William f. Mattingly and
Raymond McCauley.