Evening journal., 1922-06-22
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SCHOOL HONORS

June class. won the first prize Of $40
and Miss Dorothy Lee Sturgis, of the
February class won the second prize.
The Morning News prize Of IS
each, awarded to two students max
! ing the second best general average,
were won by Miss Edna Lee Camp
bell. of the June class, and Charles
F. Park. Jr.. OF the February class.
! The Alumnae Association scholar
ship prize was awarded TO Miss Helen
Levy.
The Board of Education awarded
a prize Of SO to the graduate Of the
Commercial Department having the
highest general average in both
classes for four years. This honor
was won by Miss Minnie Fineman.
Two other prizes of $40 each were
awarded by the Alumni Association.
one for the best marks in English
was won by Thomas a. Johnson. and
the other for the best work in
manual training by Elwyn 3. Geh
man.
Winner Of the Jacob Ferdinand
Speer Memorial Mathematic Prizes
Of S25 each were won by Miss Dor
othy Lee Sturgis, OF the February
class. and Julian Morris Miller of the
June class.
Charles Coke. principal OF VIII
mington High School presided and
the Rev. Frederick NJ. Kirkus, rec
tor of Trinity Episcopal Church, de-
livered the invocation and pro-
nounced the benediction. Essays
and orations were presented by four
OF the graduates.
Miss Ruth e. Storms, musical di-
rector of the public schools, led the |
'horus in singing. The song num-
,ers were Chief Of the Arab Band,
Bliss: (a) Sunrise" (b) Castles In
he Air" Johnstone. and Music of
he South" Dvorak.
An essay on The Psychology OF
Iusic" was read by Miss Annette
'larke Fuller. This was an interest
ng treatment OF the good that music
oes in its many phases. Miss Fuller
auded the old classics but scored
jazz"
Miss Minnie Fineman read an es-
ay on impressions OF Russian Lit
rature." She told Of the seven great
terary men OF Russia, and charac-
erized their work as satin" COM
ared to the calico literature of
1day.
our European Critics" was the
ubject of an Grafton delivered by
Iarvin Lesten Ewing. He said it
eemed that criticism was a part OF
ne routine life. and something that
ad to be put up with. Construc- I
we criticism was a much needed ,
hing He praised Lord Bryce OF Z
,ngland for his criticism OF Amer !
"a, but said Lady Astor who re-
emily visited the United States had I
aid little that amounted to any
hing. :,
Albert Murray Hanson delivered 8
n Grafton on Lloyd George at the
Ienoa Conference" Mr.. Hanson
tated that IL we had learned little
lse from the conference than the
OF the German and Rus
ian policy. we had indeed learned
good deal.
The high school orchestra under
he direction OF John d. Taylor
layed a number Of pleasing selec-
Ions.
Ushers at the commencement
'ere members of the B-4 class. I
hey were: Joseph Hart, Lloyd 5
lexander, Joseph Batinsky, John '
IcGuire. Elmer Webb, Roman S
-esh. Durant Stroud, Palmer Gray C
nd Sylvester Roennie. #
NO.. ,,~cstfr,r 1a,,roTnI Z 4
it'll potted ferns and palms Of every n
scription. In addition TO the o
those who occupied seats n
1 the stage were DR.. David A. a
ard Ellwood Souder Miss Ruth
storms. and the Rev Frederick
Kirkus. Following the presenta-
On Of diplomas, the ushers were a
pit busy for fully a half hour carry a
e bouquets of flowers TO the girl b
aduates. These were gifts from ad- n
lring parents and friends. The
ditorium was filled.
The graduates are; r,
Helen Morehead Ball, Dorothy Book N
Gladys Bowers, Hllda Mae Brand, 70
IRA Quimby Browne, Mary Emma
lckalew. n
EDNA Lee Campbell. Josephine Ma :
Clark. Helen Bertha Cohen. Kath- p'
ne Coutant. Helen Elizabeth Cox. II
Alice Elizabeth Davis. Marian Todd :.
mpsey. Helen May Denny Edith nI
ood Diver, Elizabeth Gale Dodson, II
ma Gertrude Doherty Grace ldella
Margaret Mary Donoghue, ia
riam Flamina Donovan.
Nary Louise Eckman, Mary Elizabeth
lerson, Rose Evans. 81
Minnie Fineman. Harriet Madeline Is
rwood. Annette Clarke Fuller.
Nary Elizabeth Gamble. G,
iarian Dantzig Harris. Amelia Lu- "
ia Hart
Beatrice Jacoby. Elizabeth Johnson. no
ace Catherine Jones.
,dith Todd Keen. Vera Mitchell Keen. ~
-raine May Keinan. Madeline Chris
e Knayer. l.
d. Bella Levy. Helen Levy. Sarah Ii
zabeth Lloyd. Lillian Mary Loose. 49,
.thel McElwee. Anna McGurk Ruth NJ
zabeth McKaig, Anna Rutter Nc
RANGES Clark Mackenzie. Amy Bart Ly
Macklem, Ida Wood. Merton Min
Miller. Nj
.lien Elizabeth Neave. Dorothy jose
ne Newman. or
.thel Patterson. Margaret Anna Pat
son. Edna Louise Pier. Jeanette W
rrls Pierce, Margery Kathleen Pyle. M
rrel Pyle
mn Marie Raiston. Pearl Rees. Edna
I'D Rettew. Grace Ridings. Lillian
@ Rodman. Ada Anna Rudert. r.
~ UP H' 80 81 @ @s'Lul u, Ai,u AGele Pa
4 Slaughter. Frances Goodrich Smith W.
ra walker Stats. Lilly Stromwass-
Dorothy Lee Sturgis
.nna Mae Thistlewood Sophia Kath- re
ne Thompson. Ike
iildred Spruance Voshell
essie DaEgo Ward Virginia Miller toi
iarton. Elizabeth White. Katherine ha
len Willis. Pearl Beatrice Wren. Sli
,uth Esther Yearsley.
ohm Nelson Abbott, Alvan Delaney
ans, John Sewal Airheart. Joseph
man. ep
,alph Leslie Bailey. Francis War