Evening star., 1920-01-30
GRADUATES TOGET
DIPLOMAS TONIGHT
Rev. DR.. Whitley Will Addres
Central High School
Class.

An address by Rev. DR.. Earle Will
fey. pastor of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. will feature the
mid-year graduation exercises at
Central High School tonight Sixty
boys and girls viii graduate. Diplo-
aaas will be presented by Mrs. Mar
earita S. Gerry. member of the board
Of education. Rev. George Fiske Dud-
ley will offer the invocation.
.rhe list of graduates follows: Fan
ME Sharpless Ash. Marion Alta
Bailey, Marion Virginia Bailey,
alice Ashton Barksdale, Edith Flor
ence Cohen, Edna Ruth Colman, Doris
Eugene Cook, Nellie Pearle Cook.
Eleanor Louise Dankmeyer, Vera Eliz-
abeth Dick, Frances Rogers Easton,
Katherine Swami Fowler, Miriam May
nelia Lacy, Elizabeth Louisa Lee.
Pauline Frances Lewis, Jessie Ellen
Little, Ellen Marie Littlepage. Adele
Ida Livingston. Elsie May McGarvin,
Margaret Marine Mcqueen. Virginia
Margaret Main, Helen Wilma Mann,
Elizabeth Eastburn Mattern, Mary
Elizabeth Miller. Anna Doris O'Con-
nell, Marie Albertine Odell, Dorothy
Louis Overstreet, AnabelI Rogers,
Irma Adell Schofield. Frances Ma
rion Scott, Rose Claire Silverman,
Helen Stoutamyer. Helen Zella Stray
er. Dorothy Trimble. Virginia Rees Ub-
hoff, Isabel Chartres Vatch, Elsie
Elizabeth Wenger. Lois Adelaide
White. Meta Viola Wischhusen, Lu-
cille Wright.
Morris Meyer Aein, Richard Allen.
Leo Bender, George Shepherd Brock,
jr.: Rhees Evans Burket, Jacob Burns,
Del Rey Winslow Coleman. James
William Colvin, William Green CuSh-
ard, John Beck Fullen. James B. Hen
derson, jr.; Earl Cole Mcclure, Leon
Henry Knight Muir, Leo Schlosberg.
Mckinley High Last Night.
Representative Lanham of Texas,
tee. delivered the address to the
midyear graduates of Mckinley High
School at the school last night. Rev
DIR. Abram Simon, member of the
school board, presided and the invoca-
tion was offered by Rev. G. I. Humph-
reys of the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Church. Music was fur
nished by the school orchestra.
Those who graduated were NJ Gene
We've Bier, Kathryn Virginia Dupar.
Thelma Mary Leatherman, Louisa
Garland Reed, Gladys Belle Hickey.
Grace Helene Roberts, Armie Ruth
Smith, Louis Belin. Richard S. Black
istone, Alvin T. Bowers. Edmond
Bruce. Millard Caldwell. Maurice w.
Fillius, Francis Lucien Fraser, Harold
| J. Goebel. Peter Hams. Joseph w.
Heilman, Sidney King. Edwin Lange;;
Adelbert William Lee. Raymond
Mensh, Leonard Robert Nachman,
| Louis Rosenberg. Charles Earle
| Saunders. Samuel Sugar. Clarence
George Thorson, julius Watkins Toll
| son. Clay Mullikin White, Charles j.
| Whittlesey, Austin Flint Winant, Jo-
( seph Homer Winkler and Abraham A.
\ Zamansky.
| At Business High School.
| Thirty boys and girls were given
diplomas at the midyear graduation
1 exercises at Business High School
wednesday night. Allan Davis. princl-
pal of the school. presided and pre-
sented scholarship awards. Robert
~ Harper. president of the Chamber
/ of Commerce, presented the certin-
Gates to the graduates.
! F. G. Cottrell, assistant director OF
| the bureau Of mines. delivered the
! address. The invocation was said
| by Rev. William Haggerty:
/ The graduates were: Libbie Aron-
! Barrett. Mary Martina Compton. Anna
Marie Costinett. Emily Thornton
| F'arr. Evelyn Lucy Flynn, LYDIA Mae
/ Francis. Ruth Spangler Gill. Nellie
| Virginia Green, Myrtle Mae Griffith,
Estelle Blanche Grimes. Helen Sadie
Minnie Lindstrom. Sarah Norman,
! Gladys Pauline Perry. Dorothy Fran
| ces Susan, Hazel Gertrude Thomp-
| son. Elizabeth Rideout ThornhilI. Ida
Guy Gilbert Beall, Herman Becker,
Jewell Howard Cook. Morris Gewirz,
| August Edward Ruppel. Pearce Paul
Smith and Felipe tlderto Toledo.