The Washington herald., 1914-06-12
high SCHOOL GRADS
GET DIPLOMAS TODAY
Students. Of Western Finish Course
This Afternoon. Mckinley and
Business Exercises Tonight.
ALL COMMENCEMENT DATES SET

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Those who have completed the four
year course in one Of Washington's higt
schools are today enjoying all the priv
! ileses and honors that attend their clos
| ing school days and are being feted and
dined and picnicked and sung to at con
certs and addressed by faculty heads al
persons of great Importance.
This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock the grad.
yates of Western High School will Civ,
up their high school days in return fol
diplomas certifying that they have sue.
| cessfully taken the four-year course Of
study. Exercises will be held in the
auditorium of the ]. Ormond Wilson Nor.
NAL School.
The graduating class of the Mckinley
Manual Training School will receive
their diplomas In the auditorium OF that
institution at o'clock tonight. while
at the same hour the two-year class OF
Business High School will have diplomas
conferred in Business auditorium. East
ern High School will graduate its class
on June Is at 40 o'clock in the school
auditorium. Central High School will
hold its exercises in Memorial Continen-
tai Hall at 40 O'Clock on June Is. and
J. ormond Wilson Normal School will
graduate its class of teachers at O'Clock
June II In the auditorium Of that build
Ing The four-year course class of Busi-
ness will receive diplomas June IS at
o'clock in the school auditorium.
The colored High schools, Armstrong
and M Street. will confer diplomas at the
same time. June Is at p. m. in Con-
vention Hall.
Normal School No. will graduate its
class at p. m. June II, probably in the
rev normal building.
The awards in athletics were made as
follows:
Track-wilson Domer. manager: AL
bert Mill, Arthur Buell., Will Gates,
Manuel Freese. Frederick Speidel, Will
lam Goodman, Norman Oyster. Robin
Galloway. Raymond Bowling. Cornelius
Jadwin. Harmon Agnew. George Norris.
John Writ, Edward Taber. Ward Scott.
Walter Milstead, and Ralph Dowden.
Basket-ball-Helen Blackstone, man.
aser: Beulah Smith. Leslie Cox. Dorothy
Stiefel. Dorothy Johnson. Roxa Roe,
Helen Enoch. Martha Worster. Elizabeth
Ramey, Elsie Nickels. Gladys Runkle,
Lucille Alexander, May Thompson, and
Dorothy Boyd.
Tennis-Catherine Carter. manager:
Esther Van Dyne. manager; Edith Pierce
and Marjorie Kengla-
Baseball-Frank johnson. manager:
Alexander Macdonald. Cecil Hefin. Rich
ard Rush, Wilmer Hill. Hosmer Harris
horn. Maurice Roberts. Sampson Gottlieb,
Walter Cox. Ross White, Philip Milton,
Frank johnson, and John Fleming.
Alumni prizes for the best drilled cadet
went to William Wilbur. Company B:
Stanley Duffies, Company i, and Merton
Jackson. Company b.
Indoor shoot-Company team match;
r. Harris & Co. cup and medals, Com
pany B. Score. 80.
Ohicers match. Savage rife: First
Lieut.. Allan Payne. Score, Isl.
Junior marksmens match: First, Win
chester rife. TO c. Duvall Perkins. Score.
lss Second. Stevens Arms Company
trophy. watch fob. to Norman Rogers.
Score. III.
High score match: The winter gold
medal to c. Duvall Perkins. Score. lss.
Junior marksmen-Day. Faris. Folger,
Belt. Folger. Worth, Germel, Gibson,
Howard, Osborn. Otterback. Perkins,
Rogers. Shapiro. Stokes. Wilde, Payne,
Parcher. Normandy. and Wilbur.
Outdoor shoot. school match. du Pont
men-Perkins. Rogers. Folger. Osborn.
Payne. otterback. Stokes. Stansbury.
Wilde. Faris.
Debaters. &C. H. s." fobs-EIizabeth
Cullen, Joseph Wilson. Hunter Mulford.
and John Irwin.
Dramatic certificates-Carmen Black
istone. and Leonore Kolar.
Scholarships awarded to date-George
University. Dorothy Sorn-
berger; Kendall scholarship, Dorothy
Stiefel, Mildred Padgett. Maurie Herr
mark. Esther Kahn; Harvard University.
Joel Rogers.
The annual exhibit Of work done in the
graded schools is being held at Franklin
School today. The collection shows hand
iwork done by the pupils as well as an
art exhibit in water colors and drawing
An art exhibition also is being held
at Central High School OF the work un-
der the instruction of Miss Helen
Coolidge. Miss NJ Griggs, Miss z. Fos-
ter, and Miss ]. f. Baker. Beside free
hand drawing there is an exhibit OF
technical art. including beaten silver
Jewelry, stenciling. posters, and illustra-
tive and decorative cards and pictures