Evening star., 1922-02-26
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.


morning scholastic honors We're
awarded the following pupils for the
past semester:
Eighth semester-AIvin Gill, Ear
nestine Hicks, Isadore Rodis.
Seventh semester-Carroll F1ohr,
Morgan Swingle. Margery Black, Dor
othy J. Burns. Marion Hall. Rosemond
johnson. Clara Kern, Eva Lewis, Mil
Gred Moekabee, Ruth Smith. Katherine
Bergin. Edna Burrows. Mary Kirby.
Dorothy Pyle; second honors. Jesse
Sixth semester-Clark Robb Cath
crime Brown. Dora Greenberg, Vivian
Miller. Alberta Rodgers. Evelyn
Waters.
Fifth semester-Sarah Rohrer, Carl
Pearson. Pauline Babp. Libyl Crews,
Margaret La Hayne. Agnes Motyka.
Catherine Sehade. Helen Trembley
second honors. Lois Shively, Leland
Cheek, Bertha Comstock, Francis
James.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Bird.
Winters, Louise AbeH.
Third -semester-Helen Babp. Mar
saret Reasley. Margaret Butler. Au-
gusta GYohs, Anna knauff. Dorothy
Iripp. Helen Clark: second honors.
Mary La Fontaine. Naomi De Groot.
Margaret Loane. William Clementson.
Second semester-MargaretD Deysher,
Marie Kroeli, Ida Fowler Katherine
lives. lena Simon: second henors.
Lillian Bell. Beatrice Livain, Thomas
Davis. Irving Raley.
First semester-Ruth Fleishell. An
ME Horenstein. We're Muir. Margaret
Shea, Ruth Stroightiff; ! second honors,
-daud Boynton. AseHath Graves, Irma
Marshall. Mary Schneider. Irma Smith,
Katherine Smyser. Dorothy Walker
At the same assembly letters were
awarded members of the basket ball
TAnSa wi in
Capt. Jvsthh 20 bra. Il. Cardwell, q.
Roudabush and o. Lehnert Those
awarded numerals were w. Siegfried,
W. Duncan. II. Dornin. j. McIninerney,
y Blechman. H. Ritterbush and D.
Robb. Manager Julian Prescott was
awarded the managers white "E."
Business High school.
At general assembly last week,
the following pupils received awards
nn which rsnrsssnt efficiency in the vari-
school: Literary efficiency in journal
ism-Frances Burns and EVELYN
Davis: efficiency in music. Evelyn
Davis and Benjamin Moss: efficiency
in athletics (foot bail)-A. J. Nc
Fief. j. w. Cummings. ID. w. CaIker.
p. ?. Smith. c. Cooperman. X ]. Bar
rett. r. II. Bangs, J. q. Sprague, c.
q. Clark, c. A. claridge and G. Lani-
During this assembly picture was
taken showing the crowd in the hall
and the rest of the school outside in
the corridor.
Mrs Frances NJ. Butts of the Busi-
ness faculty Is visiting schools this
week in Richmond.
DR.. Julius NJ. Green talked to the
Business High. School girls last week
on the opportunity open to girls in
the medical profession, She pointed
out the varied kinds of work doctors
have to choose from and brought be-
fore the girls a good doctors oppor-
tunity for real service.
Miss Emma Louise Thompson, a grad
uate of Central High School and of
The Wilson Normal School. has been
appointed to teach music at Business.
1Ier musical education has been OBJ
tained in the Washington College of
Music.
Miss 3. l.. Duryea has temporary
1neHt. She studied, for her degree at
Syracuse University, Cornell. and fin
ished at George Washington Univer-
sity.
Mrs Alice X. Pryor. is a new Eng
fish teacher. She Is a graduate of Chi
cago University, and has taught Eng
lish for 4 year at Central
Miss Marian v. Humer. who is
fcaehing English, Is graduate of
Randolph -MaUon. She has had tempo
rary appointment in Mckinley and
Central. "