The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-26
2O6 STUDENTS TO
 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Central High Exercises In Jefferson Theatre Thursday, Ensley High at Home


 Final commencement exercises of the graduates of the Central High School will be held Thursday in the Jefferson theatre, when 206 students will receive diplomas
 This is the largest number of grad uates in Birmingham for some time, the number from Ensley being the largest ever graduating from that school Central High School has 127
 in its class. Ensley has 79, fifty of whom are girls.
 The scholarly black cap and gown will be worn at the exercises Thursday night, doing away with the problem of a graduation dress. The programme
 for the night will consist of the an nual address and the presentation of diplomas. Dr. J. E. billiard, pastor of the Southside Baptist Church will deliver the annual address. pr. Dill
 Hard is one of the leading ministers of the city and is interested in school affairs The diplomas will be
 presented by pr. J. II. Phillips, super intendent of city schools.
 Class Day exercises for the Central High School class will be held Thurs day morning at the Jefferson theatre. A very attractive programme has been arranged which will include songs by the class, several talks, pa pars and essays.
 The pupils of Ensley High Schoo! will celebrate Class Day exercises at the same time in the High School building in Ensley. One of the best programmes ever given at this school has been arranged for the occasion. it has been announced by the princi- pal, E. k. Smith.
 Following is a list of those who will receive diplomas Thursday night: Central High School graduating class, 1920.
 Boys, first section, January, 1920-- Qntoe Price Bragan, general; Eugene Edward Gilmer, English; Frederick /, Carl Hahn. English Hampton Poarch McCorckle, English; Gerald Langs Smith, scientific; John Guice sutton, English. and Karl Augustus Wolters- I dorf, general.
 Girls-Rachel Lea Berger, general: Mary Ray Blackburn. general Mabel 1 Crosby Brock, general; Mabel Edith Dougherty, general; Dorothy Dix
 Forst. general; Cecile Colmant Greene, general; Hazel Barton Hanes, general: 1 Annie Hurter, general; Aurelia Ad- 1 rene Hydinger, general; Henrietta i, Forbes Jackson, general; Elise Myrtis Kinney, general; Mary Isabel Kinney, general; Stella Pearl Levy, commer-
 cial; Mary Ruth McDaniel, general; Beatrice Reed, commercial; Helen Edith Rubel, general; Mabelle 1 Schwine, general Edna Amelia Sivley,
 scientific, and Mary Lundie Sloss, gem | eral.
 BOYS
 I Boys, Second Section. May 1920-- 1 Charles Aaron Afford, English; George Harwell Allen, English; Henry Refs Alsmiller, scientific; Henry Ellis Ariail l English; Lindsay Ungerman Brune scientific; Samuel Earl Burke, com mercial; Roger Davis Burr, scientific
 Milton Ratchford Burrette, English | Robert Arthur Diseker, English; Will liam Hawkins Ellis, general; Carl
 Lazarus Forst, general; Lyman Gold stein, English; Joseph Leopold Gross scientific; William Gross Harrison general; Harry Arnold Hurvich, com mercial; Clement Shugerman, com mercial; George Morrison Keller, gen. eral; Howard Dayton Leake, general, Alonzo Sylvester Leath, Jr., English Joseph Carlton Lee. English; Jared Arthur Mason, general; William Mar win Mccarthy, scientific; Edward I Adolph Mohns, IT,, general; Isadore
 Pizitz, English: James Lewis Raiford l English; Henry Polhill Richard, gen. eral; Albert Leonard Roseman, gen. eral; Vincent Augustine Scalco, gen. eral; Paul Douglass Scruggs, scien- tific; Alexander Sledge, general; Rev. erly Holmes Swango, English; William Tehan, English; Reginald Earl Thomas English; Henry Robinson Turner manual arts; Claude Riggs Vann, Eng
 fish: Guy Clifton Werner, scientific;