Evening journal., 1914-06-25
GIVE DIPLOMAS
TO NINETY-FOUR
At HIGH School
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tContinued from FIRST fage.l
Thomas Smyth Carswell spoke on
The Conquest Of Disease"
Winners Of Honors.
Announcement of the honor stud
lents was as usual received very at
fentively The prizes were awarded
by Principal Berlin, as follows
First honor prize in the February
class to Joseph Holton Jones, Jr..
ana to Miss Elizabeth Gooding. June
class second honor prize, Whining
ton. Morning News prize, first prize to
Thomas Smyth Carswell and second
to Eleanor Cause Speer. Alumni AS
sociation prize TO Lawrence Raymond
Witsil; manual training prize TO Will
liam Richardson Heald, and the
Alumnae Association scholarship
prize to Selma Bachrach
Miss Dorothy Kleitz and H s. r.
Crossan won the German-American
Alliance prize for excellence in Ger
man.
saThe Three Aids"
"The Three Aids" was the subject OF
Mr. Althouse's address which was well
received The speaker, who was intro
duced by President Bsvnard told the
class that aspiration is the first essen.
hial Of success.
aYou must aspire to high places if you
mish to win the battle Of life Mr.. Alt
house declared. "rhere is room for the
man and woman who really wants 70 be
a factor in affairs There Is oppof-
funity for all, but we should learn the
Nesson of application. Think and work =
Mr.. Althouse said he did not believe
Nbat any one has ever achieved any
thing unless motiyed by aspirations.
FsTou must have aspirations. but you
Iwant to win your position by means
khat are fair" he said. This ia the
bay which is the greatest day the world
has ever seen, and it Is fraught with
opportunities. You and / must be pre-
pared to take our places in life There
&re opportunities for everybody
It was emphasized that this is the
&iine men must know and understand
NRhat the Interpretation is.
Thelepeaker then spoke Of application
hs the second aid of his subject. "You
have got to know and be able to use
awhat you know" He said; "No other
country ranks with this in opportunity
hmd in point Of fairness. Think of the
Hhings the future means for you, the
door Of opportunity is open"
Mr. AEthouse said there must be
achievement that the trinity might be
Eomplete. He said he remembered the
day when achievement was first spelled
hn capital letters to him. II was the
day when he conquered some difficult
&asx that had caused him q great deal
of perplexity. "We have got to study
and seek the place where we fit the
best" he added. He pointed out that
Nhe success OF the graduates win de.
pend upon the three aids-asprations
application and achievement. "If these
aids are used, your achievements will
be worth WHILE he concluded
Those to whom President Baynnrd
presented diplomas were;
Classical Helene Elizabeth Alexan.
der. Margaret Lohdeil Almond, Helen
Graham Baylis, Mildred Cook Booker,
Anna Marie Cecilia Bowe, Sara Wright
Boyce, Helen Angela Burke, Ethel Gra-
ham Calvert. Elizabeth Newberry Cars
Well, Nellie Josephine Cassidy, Myrtle
Davis Castelow. Mildred Cleland, Vera
Sara Collins, Reba Finger. Jean Eliza
both Fulton Elizabeth Gooding. Marian
Fairbanlss Goolgin. Agnes Veronica
Grant, edith Elizabeth Griffith Lillian
Albr IN Groves, Mildred Semple Hopes,
Alice Jetferis. Ethel May Jervis, Irene
Albertma Johnson, Dorothy Marie
Sleitz, Regina Kurtz, Evelyn Severson
Martin. Grace Woodside McCaughan,
Mary Elizabeth McKeever, Florence
Bush Melchoir, Ellen Roberts Quinby,
Alma Elizabeth Ruth, Marie Genevieve
Ryan, Anna Ozella Saville, Helen Slo.
cum. Paulina Mildred Smith, Eleanor
Cause Spear, Alice Marian Speer, Mar
garet Bolton Stradley, Reba Lindell
Thompson, Leila Ellen Veasey. Helen
Gabrielle Walsh, Laura Mildred Warren,
laura Justina Wilson, Clara Alice Van
Dyke, Lewis Bower Allen, Thomas smith
lCnrswell, Howard Dilworth Forwood.
William Richardson Heald. William
Greenhalgh Hutton, Davis Benton Jones.
Joseph Holton Jones, Jr., Wayne Grat
San Iadd. John Stanford Mullin, Balmer
sJenness Raynor, Leon BusiclS Stayton,
leslie Stone. Dewitt Clinton Davis
Todd, Robert Bayne Wheeler, 2nd. Med
ford Harper White, Lawrence Raymond
sWitsil.
Latin Scientific Hazel Jane Armen-
axout, Selma Bachrsch, Rebecca Cathar-
ine Little, Dorothy Maxwell Spring,
Mildred Erna Stops Hammond Stan
hey Freese Crossan, Francis Joseph Hor-
eys Charles David keesey, George Mil
Hard Lang, Ernest Nelson Marks. Paul
Dennison Matthews, francesca Carino
alberto Alilano, Charles Nelson Pierson,
William Prentice Rheuby. Karl Browne
Schilling, Ernest Station Wilson.
General Freda Blumberg Ella
Searles Bradbury, Vera Marguerite Col.
hier, Rosalind Ephraim, Mary Leah Gar.
rett, Sarah Handelman. Florence Nav
Loose, Harriet Naomi Miller. Aimee
Preston Ridings, Josephine Sellers Ia.
ITEM, Warren Ridgway Baldwin, Joseph
Irwin Jefferis, Linnaeus L. Hopes, Johr
Thomas McDermott, Frank Savior
Charles Frederick Schell Joseph Tuff.