The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-20
HONORS GIVE n
HYATTSv|LLE
STUDENTS
Or. ChappeII, of Washington,
Speaks-Letters Awarded
For Athletic Excellence.

HYATTSVILLE, June 20.-"Mak'
ing Useless Things Useful was the
subject of an address to the gradual
ing class of the high school in the
State armory last night by DR..
Clovis @. Chappell. pastor of the
Mt. Vernon M. e. Church South,
Washington, d. C. Preceding the
presentation of diplomas by Charles
w. Clagett, Rev. Charles HI. Can
non offered the invocation. Super
intendent Nicholas Orem urged a
movement for a larger high school
in Hyattsville, and suggested that
Hyattsville should furnish the high
school of the University of Mary.
land, which is about two miles north
Of the town.
The following were awarded di-
plomas: Nolan Hanson Brown,
Emma Louise CLANCY, Myrtle
Frances Thomas, Florence Virginia
Schaeffer, William Ronald Marshall,
Dorothy Lee Hutchinson, Mary Caro-
lyn Fainter, Robert Reginald
LaQuay, Lester William Gutenberg,
Stanleigh Edward jenkins, John
Southwick Hollingsworth, Gertrude
Chestnut, Mary Agnes Brown,
Martha Lucille Erwin. Henry Stanley
Wilson, Bernice Virginia Moler,
Alice Virginia Payne, Esther Lena
Cady, William Francis Gasch, Will
lam George Bewley, Hugh Togo
Mathews, Helen Beale Clagett. Eliza
beth Rosalie Purdum, Beatrice
Maude Sampson, Mallery Onthank
Wooster, Andrew Kerfoot Bowie,
Clifford Elmore Boteler, Samuel Le-
land Crosthwait, Eleanor Howard
Tavenner, Mabel Isabelle Daniels,
Lillian Margaret Christensen, Jo-
sephine Mudd Blandford, Bessie Mae
Anderson.
Mrs. Martha Temple, assistant
principal, announced the honor roll
of students who made an average OF
80 per cent or more in their studies:
Miss Helen Beale Clagett, Ramsey
Small, Margretta West, william
Bradley, Dorothy Purdum, Margaret
Wolf, Esther Cady, Virginia Sturgis,
Togo Mathews, Bernice Pierson, Cliff
ford Boteler, Barbara Denger, Luz
ellie Erwin, Frances .Gruver, Mar
garet Temple, Evangeline Gruver,
Hazel Krieder, Frances Norton, Con-
stance Church, Mary Latane Smith,
Bernard Nees, Frances Thomas, Bes-
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wait, George Hyde, David Minkin,
Maxine Forte, Stanley Tabb. Emily
Fuller, Elizabeth Carmichael and
Frances Hopes.
The following were awarded prizes
for the best theme on the art exhibit:
Stanleigh Jenkins. Dorothy Purdum,
Margretta West and Bernard Nees.
Honorable mention was made of
the following in the clothing exhibit:
Elizabeth Purdum, Eleanor Taven-
ner, Florence Shaeffer, Alice Payne,
Mabel Daniels, Dorothy Hutchinson.
Virginia Earnshaw, Constance
Church, Marion Crawford, Mildred
Hardy, Bernice Pierson, Dorothy
Purdum, Virginia Sturgis, Margaret
Temple, Eleanor Gambrill, Elizabeth
Hollingsworth, Mary Latane Smith,
Dorothy Somers, Marion Somers,
Dorothy McKnew, Margaret Kitchen,
Edith Smith, Barbara Denger, Jo-
sephine Hill, Eleanor Morton and
Helen Graham.
Commissions for members of the
school cadet corps were announced
as follows:
Captain, Samuel L.. Crosthwait;
first lieutenant, Jack K. Bowie. Sec
ond lieutenant, William Francis
Gasch: first sergeant, Frank Chase;
first platoon sergeant, John Hol-
lingsworth; second platoon sergeant,
Ronald Marshall; third platoon SER
geant. William Bowley; duty SER