The Washington times., 1922-06-21
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!. SCHOOL HOLDS
GRADUATION
COMMENCEMENT IN State
Armory addressed BY Noted
Educators.

HYATTsvILLE. Ma. June 2l.-
Graduating Glasses Of washington
high schools include q number OF
young men and women of this sec.
tion. Those In the Central class In.
clude Miss Marjorie Kennedy. OF
Hyattsville, and Miss Louisa Whelp.
ley, Of Rivsrdaie. and Charles Owtngs
and Egbert Tingley. Of Hyattsville
and Robert Caruthers Of Riverdalet
Miss Gertrude Schnede, of Hyatts-
vile: Miss Gladys X. Becker. Of
Riverdale, and Miss Mary H. Sans.
bury of Bowie. are In the business
class. Douglas Davis, OF Hyattsville,
10 . member Of the Tech class.
The eighth annual commencement
exercises OF the Hyattsvilie High
School, held last night In the state
armory, were largely attended. In.
vocation was given by the Rev. ].
NJ. Anderson. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, Of Hyattsville.
The Rev. Earle Whitley. pastor Of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
Washington. delivered the address to
the graduates, speaking on "Aris-
tocracy Of Culture" A brief address
by Prof. X. J. Morris, principal Of
the school. was followed by presenta.
ton Of diplomas by Prof. Nicholas
Oren, county superintendent Of
schools, to the following: Richard
Howard Baber, Edward Marion Bar.
ron, Mary Alberta cranfsrd. Grace
Hazel Grosdidier, Mary Elizabeth
Higdon. Alice Kerfoot, Dorothy May
Ma AAv SsKR
Myrtle May Needs, Margaret Chew
Dorothy Viola Norton, Gladys Bcali
Parsley and Elizabeth Wilson Van
Deventer.
Announcement by Mrs. c. =. Tenn.
pie. assistant principal. Of the
honor role consisting Of students
with averages OF 90 per cent or over
showed Frances Gruver, a sopho.
more, and Virginia Sturgis, fresh
man, to be tied for first honors at
ss each. Miss Gruver won first
honors last year. Others on the roll
and their averages follow: Constance
Church. sophomore, 9s; Margarettn
West, freshman, ~; Marion Sum.
mers, freshman, %; Dorothy Sum.
n,ers, freshman. -: Frances Rec
tor, freshman, %; Dorothy McKnsw.
freshman. s3; Hazel Krieder, fresh
man, 80: Francis Hopes, freshman,
90; Francis Thomas. junior, s3;
Helen Claggett. Junior. %; Grace
0rosdidier. senior, o.; Bessie Ander.
son. Junior, o.; Mary Louise Carr,
freshman, %; Maxine Forte, fresh.
man, %: Dorothy Manuel, senior, 9I;
Clifford Botsler, junior, 81: Lucille
Erwin. Junior, 81: Togo Matthew'S,
Junior. s1: Bernice Molar, Junior. 81;
Margaret Wolfe. sophomore. 81;
Eisnor Gambriii. freshman. o.;
Francis Norton. freshman, si: Mar
garet Temple. freshman, 81; Mary
Latane Smith, freshman, 80; Jose
phine Biandford, Junior, 90, and Alice
Kerfoot. senior. 90.
Prof. Frank ID. Day presented COM
missions 70 members Of the cadet
corps 40 follows: Captain, Edward
Barron; first lieutenant, Samuel
Crosthwaite; second lieutenant.
Jack Bowie; first sergeant, william
Gasch; quartermaster sergeant.
Baber, platoon sergeants. Boteier.
Jenkins; line sergeants, fIoliings-
worth. Oldenburg, Robert James,
Marshall: corporais. Matthews, Frank
Chase, Troy, England, Werlich. Kier.
Carr, Ernest Little. Brown, William
Bewiey, Hughes, Louft, Casbarian.
Prof. Day also presented letters
and class numerals TO students who
| played on the baseball, basketball,
track, soccer and volleyball teams
A large II" with Q star was awarded
Samuel Crosthwaite for exceptional
athletic achievement. Large "Hs'
were awarded Mary Higdon, Frank
Chase, Robert James, Carr. Troy,
Gasch, Jenkins. and Matthews and
small ''H's" to Mary Crawford.
Caroline Fainter. Aroxi casbarian,
Constance Church. Maidie Craig,
Mable Buckley, Lillian England,
Theima Scott, Esteiie Dowden, Mary
McClay. Julian Venezky. Hoiii-
day, W. Bewley, wighington. Tup.
per, Ernest Little, Owens, James
Warren, Sanders, Mcmahon, Powers.
William Chase Charles Cannon,
Baker. varton, Casbarian, Dorreiie,
Louft DIX, Harold Kreider. Class
numerals went to Maidie Craig,
Arou Casbarian, Constance Church,
Mabel Buckley, Frances aruver
Mamie Lanhardt, Hannah Little,
Mary McClay.
Benediction was pronounced b. the
Rev. Mr.. Anderson.
Selections by the school orchestra
and gise club, under the direction
of Miss Mildred Moore, school must.
cal director. were interesting fea.
lures.
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