The Washington herald., 1922-06-16
ALEXANDRIA HIGH
SCHOOL TO HOLD
FINAL EXERCISES
Class of Thirty-Three
Will Be Graduated
Tonight.
GIVES JULY 4 RULES
Mayor Duncan Announces
Deadly Fireworks Will
Be Barred.
GIVES JULY 4 RULES
THE HERALD BUREAU.

T27 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. June I5.-A
class of thirty-three will be gradu-
ated from the Alexandria High
School at the annual commencement
exercises which will be held at 8
O'Clock tomorrow night in the au-
ditorium Of the school. The gradu-
stes will be addressed by former
Representative Charles c. Carlin.
Admission will be by card only.
The graduates in the academic
department have completed the
four-year course. and those in the
commercial department have COM
pleted a two-year course.
The graduates from the academic
department are Miss AnnabeI Mae
Coffman. Miss Susan Emily RisheiI.
Miss. Edith Dixie Schooley. Miss
Vinta Smith. Miss Miriam Hickman,
Miss Kathryn Mercer Adams. Miss
Edith Aline Davis. Miss Fannie Ro-
senburg. Miss Eliza Virginia Crump.
Miss Virginia Steele. Miss Myra
Byrd Allen. Miss Dorothy Irene
Pierpoint. Miss Loise Anderson. Miss
Marian Taylor Dienelt. Miss Fran
ces Forbes Cox. Miss Nancy McCcr-
mick wattles Miss Dorothy Hinton,
Walter Lewis Nails, Joseph Alexan-
der Kaufman. Clarence Frederick
Schreiner. Joseph Ewell West, Sam
uel CowaL Ramage. Percy Keith
Wade. Eugene Kerfoot Jackson.
Clarence Frederick Dyson. Marshall
Edward Travers. Jack Pohl. Graf
ton Lynch Cockey. Fred Surrey
Petit and Stanley Dreifus
Those of the commercial derart-
ment are Miss Thelma Elizabe
Lunsford. Miss Eunice Elizabeth
Ayers. Miss Annie May Knight
Commercial specials are Miss Lydia
Alice Smith and Miss Isabel Alice
Nobel.
Mayor ]. NJ. Duncan announces
that the following fireworks may be
used July 4: Chinese nrecrackers
(but not cannon crackers or salute
torpedoes). mines pinwheels. tor
pedoes. shower sticks. sparklers,
devil-On-the-walk. krazy kracker
sticks. devil chasers. grasshoppers,
Maize Indian sticks. novelty assort-
ments and Chinese punk
All persons selling other than the
above on or before independence
Day will be subject to arrest and
fine.
Graduating exercises Of the sew
enth grades of Washington, and Lee
school were held this afternoon in
the Alexandria High School audi
torium- An address was given by
Theodore Harris. editor of the Alex
andria Gazette
Members of the graduating class
of the Alexandria High School were
guests of the Kiwanis Club at its
weekly luncheon this afternoon in
the Westminster Building. An ad-
dress to the graduates was given BY
Gardner L. Boothe and vocal solos
by Kenneth w. Ogden and Miss Sue
Risheill. The five councilmen-elecr
were also guests. Urban S. Lambert
presided.
a radio program was given to-
night before the members of the re-
tail merchants bureau OF the
chamber of commerce under the az
recticn of ]. Kent White.
William Nicholas Manger, son Of
Mrs. Lena Hanger. of North St
Asaph street. was honored for the
third consecutive year with highest
hOnors at Georgetown commence
ment exercises. Mr.. Manger grad
usted last year in the law school
with highest honors and Immediate
ly entered the foreign service school
where he attained the highest aver
age of 90 per cent.