Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-13
KNOW YOUR COUNTRY,
JUDGE MOSS ADVICE.
Grammar School Boys And Girls
Today Completed Course And
Enter High School.
CERTIFICATES FOR 81.
Class Standing. Mary Knight
Linthicum Leads Girls; Alcade
Sarles, Boys.

With the wholesome advice OF Judge
Moss, Know Your Country" ringing
in their ears, the ninety-One boys and
girls of the Annapolis Grammar
School who today were awarded GER
tihcates having, completed the course
SO forth to ponder on the patriotic
address made by the Judge.
1t was commencement" day in
dead earnest for these young people
and a brighter, happier class never
went forth from the care and tutelage
of the Grammar School teachers than
that of today. Certainly it was the
largest class that has ever completed
grammar school work to enter High
School the neXt school term.
The stage III the High School build
ing, where the exercises were held
was filled with the class to the eX-
clusion even of the orator of the &C.
casion, Judge Moss, superintendent OF
the County Board of Education, Mr.
George Fox, and the president of the
Board of Trustees, Mr.. William H.
Feldmeyer, who presented the certi-
fcates.
Besides the few flowers that decor
ated the centre of the stage, other dec
orations were altogether patriotic, in
Guiding flag and remnants. The music
vas a special feature of the program,
the children, who have been trained
by Miss Redmond, never sang more
sweetly. The school orchestra, Miss
Tempo Russell, violinist played well
as the class marched in and took
seats on the stage. The Rev. DR. Sow
ers, of College venue, Baptist Church,
had the invocation, after which ooh,
Holy Father" was eXquisitely sung By
the school, the solo parts being beau
tifully taken Icy Miss Dorothy Price.
A violin solo was well played by Miss
Tempo Russell, and a quartet was
sung with rare sweetness by Misses
Dorothy Price, Revba Paxton, Gladys
Stein and Winifred Rawlings.
The Flag Salutation and rcciting
"The Americans Greed" gave a pa
triotic touch to the program as we'll
as the singing of the Star-Spangled
Banner" at its close.
The certificates were presented by
Mr.. w. II. Feldmeyer, who heartily
congratulated each pupil.
The Class.
The following received certificates
of promotion to the High School, hav-
ing successfully completed the Gram
mar School course:
Donald Bell Guy Brinkman, Rufus
Bush, Wayne Carrick, Elliott Cadle
Preston Chance, William Davidson
James Donald, Frank DeSantis, Paul
Ehle, Herman Ellinghausen, Amos
Finkbine, Daniel Garcelon, John
Greenslade, Mershon Garrison, Doug
las Howard, Morgan Hill Henry Hoss-
field, John Kane, Wesley Kyle, Henry
Luongo. Howard Rice, Carl Russell
John Rogers, Alcade Sarles, John
Sewers, Everitt Saumenig, Roland
Shipley, William Smith, George Sci
BILE, Donald Tolson, Nelson Turner
Henry Weaver, Ashwell Woodward
Hall Worthington. Alton WEIGH, Rob.
ert Wood. Knowlton Williams, Anna
Nyman, Howard Lewis, Lena Jess
Ethel Boisseau, Louise Williams, En-
ma Segelken. William Kane, Naomi
Stevens, Evelyn Brown, Mary Brack.
EFT, Helena Brown, Roger Shaw
Sarah Jones, Sidney French, Elsie
Leitch, Edgar Sears, Winifred Rawl.
ings, Sadie Reichel, Cecilia Reichel
Rebecca Riley, Tempo Russell, Mary
Russell, Emma Scible, Gladys Stein
Helen Strange, Lillian Sullivan, Julia
TAYLOR, Anne Lee Worthington, An
ME Zenitz, Olivith League, Elizabeth
Kelly, Ethel Rogers, Sarah Rogers
Rose DeSantis, Elizabeth Anderson
Eliza Dove, Celie Finkelstein, kath-
crime Ford, Alva Frank, Belva Hill
Rae Klawans, Katherine Keller, Es'
Their King. Jessie Kyle, Mary Knight
Linthicum, Florine Mang, Virginia
Marmaduke, Mable Meekins, Mary
Merriken, Reba Paxton, Ruby Peter
son, Dorothy Price.
In the class of boys, the first hon
ors were shared between Alcade
Sarles and Paul Ehle; Rufus Bush
took second honors. and the following
divided the third honors: Donald
Bell. Wayne Carriek, Mershon CARR
son. John Sewers.
Fourth honors went TO the follow
:ng. Frank DeSantis, James Donald
John Kane. Henry Longo, Roland
shirley. Fifth honors: Elliott Ca
die. Howard Rice, William Smith.
In the class of girls the first honors
went 10 Mary knight Linthicum and
the following: Katherine Keller, Vir-
ginia Marmuduke, Dorothy Price,
Elizabeth Anderson and Cecilia Rel
chel Second honors: Anna Lee
Worthington, Alva Frank. Annie Zen
itz. In Grade sc. first honors, Eliza
beth Kelley; second, Henry Hofsfeld
third. Sarah Rogers; fourth Elizabeth
Rogers: fifth. oliver League and John
Rogers: sixth. Carl Russell; seventh