Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-15
A, Il. S. GRADUATION
CONTINUED from page two).


Reardon; Washington and Lee scho-
larship, to Herbert Ambrose Byrne;
William and Mary scholarship to Will
liam Allen Wells.
Those who were promoted from the
third year to the fourth and who will
be next years graduating class are:
Elizabeth Hantzman, Dolly Callahan,
Mildred Callahan, Ruth st. Clair
Louise Bender, Anna Hook, Asby
Baden, Albert Bryan, William scha-
fer James Goodwin, Roland Gaines,
Boothe Pullman, Upper Barrett,
Vernon Warfeld, Francis Nugent,
James NJ. Duncan, Jr., and Edward
Duncan, John M. Leadbeater was con-
ditioned.
From second to third year: Thomas
Wattles, Jennie Rosenberg, Waller
Barrett, Made Foster, William H.
Meeks, Hattie Meade, Carol Lead
beater, Ruth LIE Hew, Willie Fairfax,
Earl Barnett, Reginald Dyson, Wes-
lev Mills, Alice Bladen, Edith Gar
rett, Robert Hancock, Louise Adams,
Louise Schwarzman, Horace Posey:
Ruth Smith, Louis De Moll, Francis
Summers, Aubrey Barnett, Helen
Knight, John L. Curtin. Earl Trigger,
Edwin Brawner, Lorine Risheill, Ell
lie Faulkner, Ruth Deahl, Sarah Cox,
Elena Norris, Eva Smith, George
Nicholson; and Louise Abbott, Dolly
Burke, conditional on Latin, and
Kathryn Henderson conditional on
history.
From first to- second year: Byron
Herring, Caroline West, William Nor
ton, Hugh Murphy, Lucy Reardon'
Hilda Schneider, Leo Pohl. Willard
Blewett, Charles Keegan, Audrey
Gaines, Julian Chauncey, Herbert Al
len, Adrian Katz, Tavner Moore
Stanley King, Russell Nicholson. Ken
meth Wicker, Charles Carlin, Jr;'
Newell Roberts, Harold Qulgley,
Gertrude McDermott, Leon Brawner,
Carl Dreifus, George Keegan, The
Ina Ballenger, Francis Lash, Marga-
ret Demasters, John Nugent, Dorothy
Plaskett, Inez Pierpoint, Samuel
Keene, Marshall Shuman, Mary Reed,
Mary Kern, John Duncan, Vernon
Dyson, Anna Pierpoint, Preston Mer-
chat. Maggie Bond, Dorothy Knight,
George Rice, Bedford Howell, Leon
Eddington, Lambert Bergman, Yves
ley Bitter, Marion Otis, Sallie Jean
Adams, Ora Dickert, Catherine Ell.
lott, Readus Frye; Everett Kelley,
conditional on English; Fay Ross
William Wilkinson, Lillian Schwarz-
man, julius AbramSon, Elizabeth
Howell, Robert Elliott, conditional on
Latin; Raymond Peverill, conditional
on history.
The closing exercises of the gram
mar grades of the public schools OF
this city took; place in the various
classrooms of the Lee School and
Washington School buildings be-,
tween mine and twelve yesterday
morning. Promotion certificates were
awarded to all those who had made
the required standing in their classes
and We're thus entitled to GO grade
higher the next school session. In
the higher grammar grades some Of
the pupils were conditioned, that IS
to say given the privilege Of stand
ing an examination on the subject or
subjects in which they are deficient
and if they, make the required grade
are allowed promotion.
/ At the primary and grammar
grades yesterday morning the awards
of certificates and honorable mention
were made by Harry .. Kirk, clerk
of the city school board, and Superin
tendent William HI. Sweeney. The
following are, those who have been
promoted from the seventh grade to
the Alexandria High School:
From Miss Payne's room, seventh
grade, for girls Lee School, Anna At
we'll, Margaret Abramson, Marian
Blunt, Doris Bruin, Florence Butler,
Mildred Crockett, Marian Darling,
Margaret Fuller, Grace Goodwin,
Evelyn Howard, Eunice Jones, Nora
Lannon, Margaret Merchant. Irene
Marley, Cornelia Miller, Reba O'Neil,
Hilda Pullman,: Gladys Rodgers,
Ruth Shapiro, Vina. Suthard, Pauline
Taylor, Elva Waiter, Helen Warning,
Grace Wells, Helen Wood; those con-
ditioned were Elenor Leadbeater,
Margaret Gulland, Irene Dettor, Al
media Park, Ruth Peverill, and Vir-
ginia Thompson.