The Washington times., 1914-06-11
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
AND GIRLS ENJOY
GRADUATE HONORS
.usineSS, Western, Central,
Technical, and Eastern HOLD
Their Annual Exercises.

EilEh school girls and boys today are
1Joying the honors and privileges OF
ose who have successfully completed
cir four years course of study, and
. resting content in the knowledge
tat as graduates they will be seen.
} ard and made much Of in class night
I'd graduation exercises.
Business, western. Central, Technical,
F0d Eastern hold the center Of the
: age with the annual observances at
tending the graduation ceremonies.
Class Night at Mckinley.
Tonight at the Mckinley High School
ass night observance will be held.
vans McElfresh. president Of the class.
ill give the address Of welcome. The
"cher officers are Marjorie Middleton.
ICE president: L. r. Fielder. secretary,
and Margaret Burchell, treasurer.
Principal Frank c. Daniel will make
N address to the graduates. Henry
Serlinger will deliver the class history.
hile Clarence Rommling will recite the
ass poem. Three members of the class
vii give the prophecy. They are Frank
Morgan. Edith Stine. and Harlow Burn
4AN NcicdiSltis VIII Bc NCiN GU
b, Simon wassermann, while the ad-
oress 20 the undergraduates will be
ven by George Thran. W. /. Cleve-
md will reply for the juniors.
The Tech orchestra. directed by Dore
Nolfsteiner, q member of the faculty,
i'll give selections throughout the
evening. George Bliss will play a violin
solo during the program.
s-A
hampton Moore will address the grad
ates of the school at the commence
.lent exercises. W. T. Gaueher, vice
resident of the Board OF Education.
III present the diplomas
Western High Exercises.
The J. Ormond Wilson Normal School
I'LL be alive with Western High School
Ersduates tonight taking part in the
ass night exercises. The homeless
LISTENERS will hold their program to-
light at the Normal School and the
Eradustion exercises al Memorial Con-
mental Hall tomorrow afternoon at
80 O'Clock.
Chase Donaldson is president Of the
Western High School graduating class.
= he officers are Marjorie kinnan, vice
resident; Ethel Connor. secretary. and
- AAAd4Al DaIndlls treasurer. JSIllcyI
Nichols viii give the class prophecy,
while Francis Stetson, editor of the
western, the school paper. will give
ne history.
The presentatorian is Christopher
Williams. son of Senator John Sharpe
Williams, while the class poet is
Katherine Beach. The award of the
sslutatorian has been made on scholar
ship record for the first time to Marion
'-tst- The valedictory will be deliver
"a by Elizabeth Cram. zoe Holmes
~rote the class song
Pictures Of various members of the
lass and in groups will be thrown on
ne screen as a novel feature OF the
entertsInment in charge OF Miss Merrill
o. the faculty. The music is Under
he direction of Mrs. Frank Byram
Business High Gives Play.
Members of the two-year graduating
ass Of Business High School are claim
ing credit for an innovation in class
rleht observations. ma wing last night
enc away with the time hcncred Gus
m Of presenting the usua! program
nd incorporating the usual Procedure
play callei a Scene In an En-
lrNmenJ Agency"
The class officers opened TIE show"
h. recitins apsrOpriate verse; looking
no the spotlight through vents in the
-rtain They were South TrImble. tr., !
.FeSident. Maudc A. Rogers. vice prcsi-
~ent: A. r. klotz. secretary. and Clar-
enoe l.. shotWeiI. treasure. ~ Ethel
Iecguire Was the class poet and CON
~buted class song. Miss Hazel
~'a" was IN" valed:ctorisn
Characters in the play were taken bv |
rank ROmine Taylor. Irving Theodore |
horn. William Mazo. Marie Lucille !
Suck. Eugenia Sinclair Cissel. Stella |
Fsyne. Violet Penn, Pauline Sylvia !
ohen Catherine Louise Cable. Francis |
= Ward. Manuel Mensh, Olive Lorraine !
Meyer. E. Bonderau, Agnes Elizabeth |
Inn. Aloysius Anthony Horan. Jesse |
Liner Benson. Irving George Quesado. !
David Adler. 7, COlman, Hazel E. |
William r. seltman, Leo Aloysius Lis |
con. Lorne Ferber. NJ A. Hardev. |
Rachel Morris, Margaret X. Stuhmarn. !
Margaret p. Cullen, Roger Vernon Car |
EFT, William Marion Weadon. Anna |
Marie Hersth. Ethel Macguire, CIsr- |
sEce L. Shotwell. Maude 4 Rogers 4 |
r; Klotz. and z. E. Green.
Members OF the executive committee |
ere Katherine Pidgeon. John Roy Mac |
nan. Annie Evans. Romine Taylor |
Margaret Stuhmsnn. Leo A. Liston. !
Ethel Macguire. and Irving r. Horn.
Times Cup to Central
The Washington Times Cup IS add ID |
-ocay to the collection Of trophies az !
entral High Schcol following the win |
Of the Battalion team at the annual |
- hoolboy rifle shoot at Winthrop. Md. |
in the presentation " scholersh Pc. |
trophies, school yemblems. and cdais. |
" slch fcbs, and certificates Central gets |
many honors this year.
The awards Were made as follows.
Trsck-Wilson Donler. manager. Al |
. 1T Hll. Arthur Buell., Will Gates. J
Manuel Freese, Frederick Speilel. Vii /
'am Goodman. Norman Oyster. ROBIN .
Galloway. Raymond Bowling, GJruoliu |
ladWin, Harmon AgneW. George Norris, !
''hr Writ. Edward Taber, Ward scott. |
alter Milstead. and Ralph Dowden.
Basket ball-Helen Blackstone, ,
manager, Beulah Smith. Leslie Goa. .
FoTOthy Stiefel Dorothy Johnson.
toTa Roe. Helen Enoch Martha Wor-
Eter, Elizabeth Ramey. Elsie Nickels.
Gladys Runkle. Lucille Alexander May
thompson. and Dorothy Boyd.
Tennis-Cathsrine Carter manager.
Esther Van Dyne. manager: Edith
IiErce and Marjorie kenEia.
asebali-Frank Johnson. manager:
= alexander Macdonald. Cecil Heflin.
Richard Rush Wilmer Hill, Hosmer
ia rtshoTn, Maurice Roberts Samson
GottIieb. Walter Cox, Ross White.
Philip Milton, Frank Johnson, and
! ohm Fleming
Cadet Prizes.
Alumni prizes for the best drilled
cadet went TO William Wilbur. Com
pany B: Stanley Duties. Company !.
{ nc Merton Jackson, Company b.
Indoor shoot-CompRny team match;
r Harris G. Co c;Ip and medals Com |