The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-17
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
TECHNICAL BOYS
Sixty-seven Pupils Of Mckinley Man
ual Training School Are
Graduated.
EXERCISES ARE ELABORATE

Sped by bright visions of three class
prophecies, sixty-seven pupils OF Nc
kinley Manual Training School received
their diplomas last night and began to
form plans for following in the footsteps
Of the Morgans and Vanderbilts of the
generation past.
With diplomas guaranteeing TO the
prospective employer that their posses
sors have won more than ordinary
mastery of the intricacies of the forma,
side OF business and, moreover, have an
intimate acquaintance with the theories
Of business method and operation, men,
bers of the graduating class looked con-
fidently over the, mass of flowers that
banked the platform in the assembly
room at Technical last night and saw the
way OF the future overhung with cor
nucopias 49,
The exercises were opened with the
playing of the overture OF The Poet and
the Peasant" H. Ernest Gaileher. Jr.,
president Of the class Of 1913, delivered
the address OF welcome. The class his
tory was given by Fred W. Dodson.
Then followed the bright pictures of
conquests to come, three prophecies by
Alma 1sel, Reuben Schmidt, and Earle
Mclaughlin. Frank c. Daniels, prin-
cipal of the school. made the faculty
address. He bid his charges God
bPCcub anu save lucul bOIlo Booa pIc-
cepts to aid them on the way to their
achievements. Robert W. Wilson made
the valedictory address.
Words of wisdom from the parting
classmen were given TO the undergradu-
ates in a charge to them by Harold e.
Davis. II. G. Berliner replied to the
charge on behalf of his fellow-under-
classmen. The class poem was recited
by Ernie Blau. Several orchestral Sc
lections were upon the programme.
among which were a violin solo by
Ralph Goldsmith and a piano solo by NJ
Hazel Chisholm.
Following is the list of the graduates:
Mary Stuart Anderson. Annie Mar
guerite Armstrong, Marie Hazel Chisholm,
Isabelle Harlan, Alma Greenwood Isel.
E. Louise Jacobs. Eugenia Ernestine
Lansburgh. Bernard Marie MacWilliams,
Lucille Mace. Mildred Elizabeth Martin,
Hester Irene Munger, Helen McKnew
Sheriff, Lettie Ethel Stewart, Nina Lo-
rene Wallace.
Claude A. Adler, Frank II. Betz. jr:
Roger Birdsell, Ernest f. Blsu, Everett
Lamont Bradley, Eugene Francis Col
lier. Edwin Leslie Davis. Harold Charles
Davis, John L. Defandorf Louis F Die
terich. Frank Ellsworth Dietz, Frederick
William Dodson, John z. A. Doermann,
Edwin Joseph Dowd, George E. Ecken-
dorff, Thomas Rives Edwards. II. Ernest
Galleher, jr.: Theodore C. Gerber. Harry
Chapman Gilbert, Ralph L. Goldsmith.
George Thomas Hall. Gilbert Hauke,
Don n. Holmes, Frank Joy Hopkins.
Chester Carroll Hough, Edwin Brendell
Hunt, Douglas Preston Kennedy, Harry
Victor Levy. Edward Lewis, William
Donald Mckinney. Earle r. Mclaughlin.
Karl W. Miller. Elbert Todd Nash, Fran
,gn n
Charles Vincent W. O'Brien, MRgruder
Wilson Offutt, jr.; Oliver II. Perry, John
Shontz Petrie, Francis B. Rankin, Regi-
Maid V. V. Roberts. Randall NJ. Saunders,
Reuben Schmidt, Fred Z. Shoemaker.
Harry o. Strawn, Mark Taylor, Leslie
Wayne Teller, Edgar Dulaney Thompson,
Carl Ford Walker. Charles Morris Willis.
Robert Willett Wilson, and Philip Gunckel
Wrightsman.