Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-23
l22 STUDENTS ARE
AWARDED DIPLOMAS
At HIGH SCHOOL
Large Glass Had General Aver.
ages Ranging From 76
10 90 Per Cent.
MANY WILL ENTER COLLEGE

-
MANY WILL ENTER COLLEGE
of the isg members 81 the class
sraauatcd from tho Wilmington h'Eh
S,nool last night. comprisiSg me class
~ 1897, none had general averf.,e
fnr the anal Nelr under fNl%e prr
cent while tht geh,ral avcea,,rs ran
- hlgh - aeIi per cent this ~
formation WAS giVe1 BY laScSs y
tarkleN. who succeeded tho lac Pr,d
". a. Blur a. principal. THIS class
Mr. parkleS wii h&e shown anusd6l
excellence ana 1uusual loyalty 4 thr
school, As further evidence Of the
bus nuns.iil,l spirit cf the -lase. rrin-
vlpal Barkley state, that e'.2e l'r
cent of tn, mpuhcts have ahsadf
fe.Iatpr,1 far col, s. to tak2 higher
education TN all enter "a, follow
tue ro3tgys University of Delaware.
luhets,tS - t'oupsNlNanis. Tar ard.
Known. Naval Institute, SWrthmotc,
Raaeun, Guu,hcr Leland stanford
Ttmple and "a. C,iteg, ~ NrW York.
ptaf tgarkleS said Il had never been
his prNutku ta work with a stodcat
hhdA h4t Wa Wor, laSal or hat re-
spoaat Z norp rea1N e the WisnSs
81 The faculty, studeuts and faeult
tosrthsr has, ther, bs laid The .oardH-
uoH ter srtater accomplishments r.
til. Wilmington High school
The prao distribution wns teatur"
81 iht rommruccmcnt exercises. whl,h =
we're held ln The auditorium ot he
huHdng Notwithstanding the heat
intre was + lsrgc and interested tu-
dIrurr. which sDemcd tc reflect the
pitd, 81 th, faculty students and
Hoard of EdUrsuan in The citNs cd
utatonll facilities and ~, omnlish-
n,t,nts Amouk These r attrndance
were mpmbprs ~ the pres u and r y
boards 81 edu,auuu president George
I'll mmpg presided ReN George W
Hounds mad, The lnNocat tion and i "
Georgr White Dawson pronounced ~"
ltnrdlotiun Music Was furnished hN
'h, aehool orchestra aadcr the IL
fettipn 81 Ifof John u Taylor Tho
auditorium w8g de .y-teu in ratr p'ie
ana school .olorS apl lsa with ralus
The Prize wiaEers.
TWa 81 tAs students. sarah Mald
NN.hstef and sidney .itstrt Aoo were
awarded tNa Wi9fs 81 M" ot ta'
featufpH 80 the pgixe distribution was
! rgeuli 81 the world Wal The family
q Jacob Fcrilnan, sl"cr. n'th
school soy ahc nA9t ne supreme
rinet had ems, wee the school V'tc
twa pi ae. for th, students se't,'n
ans highest aNtftst. lie t4+i heitintk =
~ ,thteh 1sepn Il, dinaui II tr sN-
called when hf Ms n tht h,gh S,n' i
III ar. Sat lT.trs rh 1fs, are
~ awarded III sarah maud Nenstrt
Ana ths SECOND to sidney Statnekoo.
Mis- Is hster also resolved enc III the
tNs Baard 81 Education prigs q SlV
f.r tha nlghest general average io<
the tour wears. while Statnckoo re-
..t.ri the se.and Morning Ne~S prize
af 81 fog next highest general average.
Dfhtr prigss wtrt awariri - follows
sseona l2,ard 81 asducauCn prize q
slN Tor hishes, aN.raEe .n nc i0ar
,,ers Euscue M,yer rufsh
FIRST Mornins Ns~s pies - .
netonG highest average kaehle''n
Anderson.
BOARD II education prize Il SIC ssr
h4ehs~si standing ID tsc foc--ycar
commercial course Anna Elizabeth
white
Alumni priEcs ot SIC arst for h'g"-
- Averages attained ia f'nglis. n
tht tour years William Alf- r. Fao-
dpek second. highest In manual train
ina divided equally. s. cash, netw s--n
William II. Morford and Peter a.
Green who stood exactly the sane.
Alunae Sio0 scholarship, Won az q
competitive examination sara Flor
rute tamdcn-
rho essays and orators were eNcep-
tiahaIly good Kathleen Andersen an
afeaad the modern stage ard told pf
lfa difficulties and accomplishments
William Albert Haddock told q tho ad-
Naniages Of optimism. hathrYn
Hounds urged governmental aid -
= mid welfare work. Because q i'll
meas Paul Rinward was unable 70 de-
liver his Grafton on the protection ~
American dyes and d was read By
Albert &. Gluckman.
Principal Barkely. ia 3 concluding
nddrpss told of the Accomplishments
of the school ia the past year and tll.
prospects Tor the future.
HMHINtIht STU AHsA Alftt -. At .tAtf vs.
Schools clifford J. scott IN discussing
the commencement AZ as sJn fusion.
that many 81 our peupls Dc nos re-
llat what the public school - steu Is
dong for Wilmington, what II j. az
.uHiplishinH. and It's real value. The
showing muoe by the class gf-oue.'ng
tonight Is pIoof Of tht value and ex-
glienee az the schools. bope tte
lenule viii give the school system
hearty support. 80 thst u aan &C
ramulIah even more President Gtui sv
liammel ~ the Board ui Education.
EliWuad snuder. one Of the new mefn-
bore ths faculty and others interested
ln lht school IS stcn., ineludils the
lArFr uuuienrp appeared 20 -hare a..
onlnion of superintendent scott. rhe
chief regret seemed 10 3e however.
that Mf. Scott is soon % leave ana
Wili bc unable 90 follow az the excel
lung WORK he has started here. lie
ruea o. East Orange, y. D, IN = =
tsmbef
Kramer IN Hospital.