Evening star., 1922-06-22
l53 GET DIPLOMAS
! AT CENTRAL HIGH
Graduates Admonished to
( Champion Law and Order
Z by Senator Shortridge.

the institution last night in the audi
torium of the school. which was
picked with more than 1000 parents
apd friends of the members of the
graduating class. which numbered
453 students. This is the largest
graduating class ever turned out by
a Washington high school. OF the
graduates al were girls and -lS2
boys.
= Senator Shortridge also pledged his
support to the District public schools.
"As far as l possibly can" he de-
ciared. Il will do what l can to gen
erously support the schools of this
city and the. country at large. 7 take
deep interest in the public schools
of Washington"
Stephen L. Kramer. assistant SUI
perintendent of schools. presided 1T
the exercises. Invocation was by Rev.
Edward II. Mitchell. pastor of the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
was furnished by the Central Orch>S-
TIA under the direction of Nelson
Sokolove.
: Scholarships Are Awarded.
Announcement of the scholarship
awards was made by Robert A. Maui
rrr. principal of the school. Mrs.
John a. Lejuene. wife of the COM
Randant of the United States Marine
Corps. presented to John l.. Walker,
on behalf of the Quentin Roosevelt
Chapter of the American Women's
Legion. twentydollar gold piece. Of
fered by that organization to the Sc
niqr student at Central for the best
essay on Col. Theodore Roosevelt
Walker recently won the first senior
SlOO prize in The stars essay contest
on The Arms Conference and Its Sig
nificance."
Nv
examination were awarded, as fol-
lows:
George Washington University
Eleanor Robinette Dobson. Louise
Morgan. Frances Nailiuuette RAN
delph. Vivian Dee Bane and Robert
Campbell starr.
University of Pennsylvania - Will
liam Alexander Jack Sd.
Yale Alumni Association competi-
ttxe scholarship Willis Frederick
Kern.
Princeton University war memorial
prize scholarship for the Potomac
district-James william Newman.
Princeton University war memorial
prize scholarship, open for the boto-
mac district and the United States
Karl Halls Michelet.
Scholarships awarded TO the stu
dents of Central on school record fol-
low:
Catholic University-Thomas Lo-
craft.
Colorado School of Mines-Hyman
Frielashoff.
Lafayette College engineering
course)-Ronald Splitter.
Richardson.
Syracuse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fas-
sett.
University of virginia-Leroy Thur
tell.
Washington and Lee University
Charles Alley.
Wesleyan Cniversity-Albert Ste
phan.
Penn State CoIIege-Michael Edward
Buckley.
Make "E- Rating.
Mr.. Maurer announced that the fol-
Lowing students had the highest pos
sible rating OF "E" in all subjects dur
ing the four-year courses:
Christine Fassett. Hoyt Gale, Dor
othy Merrill. Corinne Morgan. Ethel
Saunders. Frances Walker and Dana
Yung kwai.
The following students, Mr.. Maurer
ALSO announced, received the highest
possible rating of e. in IS per cent
Of their subjects during the four
year course:
sElvia Allpress. Margaret Borden.
Georgia Carney. Eleanor Dobson. ,
Elizabeth Dowden, Depue Duffey.
Mark Eckels. Neva Edmiston, Marion
Farrell. Ruth Finnie. Clothilde F'loria.
Mary Gapen. Dorsey Fisher. Agnes
Gpodlow. Helen Gregg. John Ruff
man, William Jack, Ruth Kimball,
Katherine Kohner. Thomas Locraft,
John McDill. Marjorie Mothershead.
Janet Murray, James Newman, John
Newman. Louise Richardson, Edris
Rulien. Esther Sherry. Elsie Smelling,
Arthur Underwood. Sophia waldman,
Henry Walker. Mabel Williams.
Diplomas were presented to the fol-
lowing graduates by Mrs. Howard L.
Hodekins, acting president of the
board Of education:
Girls-Matilda Rebecca Aaronson.
Deas Sinkler Adams. Elizabeth
-Adams. Margaret Virginia Aler. Dor
othy Nell Allen. Elvia Beatrice ALL
Eleanor Virginia Armstrong. Helen
Grafton Armstrong. Vivian Dee Bane,
Louise Morgan Mannerman, Mary
Margaret Barry. Elizabeth Ann Barth.
Bess BARLEY. Frances Elizabeth
1eine Elizabeth Benton. Miriam Ber-
liner. Sarah Margaret Black. Pauline
Elizabeth Blakeslee. Rose Sadye Bo-
dick. Mildred Dorothy Bonnet, Helen
clifford Booth. Margaret Esther Bor-
Naomi Boyer. Mildred Anna Brazil.
Jennie May Brashears. Russell Elis.
abeth Brashears. Regina Bretzfelder,
Mildred Nannell Brown. Rae Brown,
Sallie Jewell Burklin. Katherine
beth Callan. Clarinda Jane Canfield,
Hope Heron Caro-. Georgia Medford
Carney, Charlotte Jeanne Castelli,
Ruth Augusta Clark, Eugene With
ers Clement. Lahuna Elixabeth
Clinton. Jessie Katherine Cole.
Ruth Elizabeth Cole. Esther Coleman,
Agnes Emily Collier. Margaret Cathe-
rine Collins. Helen Alice, Cook, Mary
Tattnall Cook. Elizabeth Coombs. Grace
Roberta Copes. Anna Barnard cotter.
Crawford, Mary DeBolt Crippen. Fran
css Kathryn Cureton, Alice Martha
Cush, Lucy Kingman Dallinger Ruth
Adair Daniel. Gaynor Chandlee Davis,
DDrothy Lucille Deland. Adele
Passett Delano. Margaret Ellnor
ee ssne poksy Ess Fraaes:
uim!ck. Eleanor Robinette DobsonA
Fannie Dodek. Reba Doushton. Eliza
Beth Edmonson Dowden, Ruth Dres-.
bach. Anna Dworin. Evelyn Virginia
Oyer. Neva Edmiston. Minnie Martha
Eduto. Charlotte Anna Engel. Nancy
Fall Eppes. Christine Fassett. winifred:
IAll, Frances Ruth Finnle. Frances
fleming. Clotilde F1oria. Maude
FORBES. Dorothy May Franklin.
Kathryn Moore Franks. Virginia
Eins Frye. Helen Wood Gardner,
Mary Frances Gapen. Mary Elizabeth
Garrett. Cora Fannie Gaskins. Caro-.
01llchrest, Jeanette Irma Goldenberg
Sophia shirlye Goldstein. Agnes Hoxe
Goodloe. Leah America Graham, Eli1-
abeth Graves. Mary Farquhar Green.
Dorothy Greenbaum. Dorothy Eliza
beth Greenwell. Helen Ely Gregg.