The Washington herald., 1914-06-17
GIT OUT, G|vEUs
our SHOW NOW!
Today the Districts Graded
Schools VIII Hold Center
Of Stage.
GOING TO HIGH SCHOOLS
Ambition of Hundreds Of Capital
Children to Be ''Res'lar Students"
Comes True Today.
GOING TO HIGH SCHOOLS

uiOuOpOiy Oh the CoHlNIcuCcmSul8 WnlCI
are SO numerous at this time. for TO-DAY
the commencement exercises of tn,
grammar schools Of the city will be helt
when pupils viii be advanced from tn,
eighth grade to the high school begin
ming at the ninth grade.
Eight separate divisions of the nine
in the city will make the promotions tc
high school grade, holding the exercises
in various schools. The eighth division
held its commencement yesterday at the
Jefferson School. the principal address
| being delivered by s. L. Kramer. assist
| ant superintendent Of schools
The other divisions. will hold their
graduation exercises today as follows:
First, Bernard T. Janney. supervising
principal-10 a. m. at the Curtis School:
| speaker, Representative Pat Harrison. of
Mississippi.
Second. Ben W. Murch. supervising
principal-1o:ao a. m, at the H. d. Cooke
School.
Third. r. L. Haycock. supervising prin-
cipal-l0 a. m. at the Wilson Normal
School; speaker, Representative Cyrus
Cline. of Indiana
Fourth, Walter B. Patterson, supervis-
ing principal-lo a. m. at the Thomson
School: speaker, w. A. Wilbur, dean Of
the department of arts and sciences,
George Washington University.
Fifth. selden NJ. Ely. supervising prin-
cipal-1o:So a. p.. at the Mckinley Manual
Training School! speaker, Fred bennett,
former commissioner Of the Land ONCE.
Sixth, Miss Flora L. Hendley. super
vising principal-1 a. m, at the Doug
lass Memorial Church: speaker, DR..
Percival Hall, Of Gallaudet College.
2 Seventh. DR.. E. g. Kimball. supervising
principal-10:30 a. m, at Eastern High
School; speaker, Alexander T. Stuart,
former superintendent of schools and
present director Of intermediate instruc-
tion.
Ninth, DR.. Hosmer N. johnson. SUPER
vising principal-1o:3o a. m, at the Bryan
School; speaker. Mr.. Kramer.
GOING to High school.
The certificates of graduation will
be presented to the pupils of all nine
divisions as follows:
FIRST DIVISION
Corcoran School, n. F. Gore teacher.
To Business-B. Bernice Bell, Jessie
!. fowler, Elsie G. Gingell, Mary Levy,
Frances B. Scheele, Francis w. Cook,
Archie r. Crawford. H. Roland Davis.
Fred C. Ockershausen, Solomon Scher,
and Morris Weger.
To McKinley-E. Virginia Grunwell
Tenley School, Helen I. Walsh.
teacher.
To Business-Margaret Ruth Bur-
rows and Evelyn Evangeline Colburn.
To Western-Dwight Higgins Terry.
Esther Dundee Barr. Rosa Brown. LII
lian Mollie ChappelI. Florence May
Derrick. Mamie Carolyn Giles, Dor
othy Dodd Lepper. and Nellie Viola
walther.
Jrna.,io,.a r,-.. r,.-a E,s-,,
De Witt Clinton Lingley, Joseph Frank
Perna, Bernard Gregory Torreyson.
Eugene Dewey Warren. Hilda Frances
Harry, Pauline Marie Hays. Nancy
Elizabeth Payne, and Lillian Sarai
Riley.
Industrial Home School, H. C. LASER,
principal
To Business-Nellie Drew. Helen Kin
heard and Irwin Wood.
To McKinley-Mary Pearson. Layton
Burdette and Edwin OIeary.
Curtis School, E. NJ. Chase. teacher.
To Western-John F. Donohue, Edwin |
D. Godbold. l. Leroy Hall. Arthur T. |
John H. olcott. F. Nash Ward,
Albert B. Watt. Erma E. Magarity and
Stella NJ. Raikes.
To Business-Walter L. McGrew, Ar
thur E. Woody. A. Rae Biting, L. Louise
Britt, Ellis E. CLANCY and Helen L. Lynn
To Mckinley, Frances NJ. Bronson.
Addison School, E. E. Darneille.
eacher.
To western-Bessie G. Banks, Thomas
Charles r. Fenwick. Henrietta s. Gum
,recht, Helen G. Peters and Ouida Shot
we'll.
To McKinley-Russell X. Beau, Maui
ice L. Brewton, Ashton H. Crist, Mar
.aret V. Fravel. James ]. Hammond.
Charles B. Munson. Edwin r. Paul and
Tohn d. Stone.
To Central-J. Foster Hagan. William
Tavenner. Melvin P. Thrift and Will
To Business-Thelma L. Chamberlain,
Henry n. Clark. jr., Francis P. Dom
lelly, Hazel E. Crown, Mary L. Fey.
ethel II. Fischer, Dorothy Haskell. Emily
J. Havenner, Bessie Lenovitch, Katie NJ.
owen, George z. Parkhurst, Helen l.
'epper. Joseph NJ. Quinn. John. W. Rey-
lolds. Walter K. Thought and Mary N.
Nisotzky.
jackson School. e. l. Cooley, teacher.
To Western-Arthur B. Claxton, Henry
J. Weaver. tr., NJ. Katharine Bucking-
am, Grace E. Fox. Lorraine E. Holder.
,orothy Houghton, v. Kathleen Howard,
lucille J. Jacobs Francis H. Lee, Lillian
.evis, Katherine Loomis, Lucy H.
fatthews, Effie F. Moran. Margaret Z.
iohrer, Isabel. s. Stabler, Z. EIberta
schiffely, F. Elizabeth vaden
To Central-Crispin de r. Bradiable.
To McKinley-walter L., Shearer
To Business-Morris Berman, Samuel
erman. James F. Gault, Charles 3.
Ellsworth, C. Harold Moran, Elsie d.
.adson, Margaret z. Murphy, Mar
uerite B. Nelson, Virginia K. Poole, |
ertrum M. Wells.
SECOND DIVISION.
Weighman School. E. Macfarlane.
eacher.
To McKinley-Abraham R. Denison.
To Western-Charies A. DAILY. Mildred
,ouise Herbst. Edith Pearl Pearson.
To Business-Winieferd Alice Angle,
.gnes NJ. Senncn, Mary Elizabeth /
cheer. Mary Catherine Fletcher. Hattie
'oe Padgett, Vernon Nelson Wolf.
Morgan School, N. Mclean. teacher.
To Business-Ethel II. Cook, jerome
;. Friedlander, Isabel Padgett, c. Philip |
haries F. Wheatley.
To Central-F. Evelyn Finch. James
. Horning, Alfred A. Karger. Edwin ]
!. Montague. Dorothy Morse, William
}. Munroe. jr., Eleanor p. Putxki
To Western-Ruth NJ. Eldridge, 8.
urtis Fisher, Elizabeth W. Hawkes.,
gorge N. Rose, William N. Sturtevant,
ary R. Young. Gertrude Yung Kwai.
To Mckinley. Forrest DAILY. Elwood1
Tousmann. Wallace B. Hoover. Mary
eth jackson. Charles c. Laurens. q
Grant School. FL Reeves, teacher.
To observation-disclosures Spruce.
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