Evening star., 1923-06-19
1853 GET DIPLOMAS
AT M'K|NLEY HIGH
Rev. Lucius C. Clark De.
scribes "HopefuI Age" to
New Graduates.


most hopeful of any in history, Rev.
Lucius c. Clark, chancellor of Ameri-
can University, congratulated the
169 graduates of Mckinley Technical
High School at commencement eXer- i
cises last night in the Central High
School auditorium on the opportunity
which opens before them for living
in an era that will mark great prog
ress in the next quarter Of century.
DR. Clark cited the lives of a num-
Der of great men of the present day
as examples of those rising from low
ly stations to positions of success,
and pointed out that the great diff
ference the present generation would
face would be the competition OF the
educated man. The SureSt foundation
for success. he said. is a close adher-
ence to a rightful conviction.
Rev. c. T. Boss Gives Invocation.
Invocation was pronounced by Rev.
Charles Il. Boss, jr. director or re-
ligious education, Baltimore confer
ence. Methodist Episcopal Church:
James T. Lloyd, member OF the board
of education. presided. The class
salutatory was delivered by Donald
NJ. Davidson, and the class vale
dictory by James Millar Graves. "A
musical program was rendered by
the school orchestra under the d.
rection of Dore Walton.
Scholarships were won by the fol-
lowing graduates: Scholarship TO
Harvard University, given by the Har-
ward Club of Washington for general
<eXceIlence, James Millar Graves;
scholarship to Catholic University for
general excellence, Melvin Petit OF
the February graduating class; the
third university scholarship by George
Washington University by competi-
f,.nt O.
high schools, Melvin Friedman; Eliz-
abeth Taylor was recommended Tor
the scholarship offered to the school
by the University of Maryland for
Rhees was awarded one of the war
memorial prize scholarships to
-frinceton University. Frank c. Dan
iel. principal of the school, made the
scholarship announcements.
List of Graduates.
Diplomas were presented to the fol-
loving by Stephen Z. Kramer, as
sistant superintendent of schools:
Gtrls-Olyve Louise Barbee, Hen
r.ctta Bowen, Hazel Fisher Brennan
Marion Ora Brown, Thelma Brown.
Frances Hood Carrick, Anne Cham
berlain. Eva Cunningham, Eunice
Frances Delaney. Hilda Marie Diller,
Frances Elliott, Louise Force. poro-
Thy Ann Garrett, Elizabeth Stoddart
Gladman, Vera Elizabeth Horner: Rose
Kathryn Lee Keep, Mary Pearl Last
Florence Ann Meyer. Marion NaZro
Mitchell, Frances Elizabeth hewitt,
Cora Katharine Nicholson. Helen JEFF
frey Patterson, Frances Hunt Pitkln,
Edith Virginia Pryor, Alice Augusta
Richmond, Helen Louise Roeder, Mary
Louise Rose, Ruth Elizabeth Russell,
Elsie Brooks Saunders, Mildred Eu-
Sherier, Grace Sethena Smith, Grace
Dearborn Spencer, Minnie Evelyn Sulli-
van, Elizabeth Josephine Taylor. Mabel
Rose Tear Elizabeth Jannette Thomp-
= son. Mildred Sutcliffe Eolandt. Hen
rietta Lee Watson. Grace Brewer White.
Boys-Harry Allyne Alburger. Don
aid Lee Allen, John Bolen Allen. Ed
ward Amos avery: William Elmer
Bacon, William Selwyn Bahiman.
Paul Jacob Bailey, Stuart Franklin
Ball. John Earl Bassett, Archie
Americus Biggs, Joseph Vinton Birch,
Norbert Eugene Birch, Kenneth Brig
field. Gorden William Bockhaus,
Robert Highman Booth, David Melvin
Arthur Curtis Boyd, Alexander
Thompson Britton, Leonard Dinkel
Brown. Merrill Davis Burnside, Ru-
dolph Myers Bush, John Marion Cas-
tell, Walter Byron Chamberlain, jr.;
Frank O'Neil Cockerille, Marcus Ovid
Cohen, George Howard Cole, Donald
Montgomery Davidson. Harold Will
liam Denison. Martin Deuterman.
John Robert Dckers. Frank Lorenz
Dickey, Frederick Calvin Diedrich,
Di Gulian. Frederick Dodge, Edgar
Downs, Athold Thelbert Edwards,
William Escher, Charles Harry Evans.
Samuel Feldman, Solomon Herman
Feldman, Melvin Hillard Friedman.
Edward Cook Thurman, Randolph
Mueller Garland, Hubert John Garken.
Harry Norman Glasco. James Millar
Graves, James Gustavus Gray. Hunt
ley Catterton Grimmel, Harold Sher-
lock Harwood Kenneth Clifford Har-
wood, Howard Edward Hassler, John
Oliver Hay, James William Head.
tr.; Joseph Heinrich, David Maull
Heritage. Malcolm Hickox, Arthur
Phoebus Hipsley, William Hugh 1gle-
hart. Edwin Minor Jacobs. Lincoln
Garfield Johnston, John Frederick
Francis Kennedy, Edward Martin
Kilerlane. John George Kolb, Norman
Louis krey. Cecil Randolph Langyher,
Wilbur Munro Leaf, James Lee, Stan
ley Levy, William Richard Light,
Charles Taliaferro. Lindsay, James
Macleod. Henry Maranian. Edward
Burns Marks, Charles Willard Mar
shall, David McLeish. Robert Pierce
Mcmillan, William Carroll Mcmillan,
Harry Edward Molenof Robert Wood
ward Moore, James Lars Morris,
Robert Marion Mullen, Thomas En-
nett OConnor, Norman Robert O'Don-
noghue. John Agassiz Patterson. jr.;
James Douglas Pickens, Curtis Fred
erick Prangley, Samuel Baldwin Pratt,
Edward Herbert Preston, William
Putnam Ralph Bladen Rector, Fred
William Reeder, William Jones Rhees,
Martin Harold Ristig. Harry Clarke
Robb, jr.;' Isadore Rod, Jesse Walter
Rohrback, Norris lie Roy Shaffer,
Charles Emory Sheetz, Clare Butin
Shillinger.
Thomas Keith Shreve, Louis Sing
er, Joseph Glen Smith, Alton Ellis
worth Speer, Roland Layton Speer.
Robert Miller Stabler, Raymond Lati
mer Stevens, Francis Nelson Straw
bridge. Joseph William Strohman,
Francis Alexander Sweeney, Kingsley
Van Wagner. Herman Friedrich Won
Bernewitz. Frank Corson Warman,
Charles Willard Webb, Robert John
Wellens, Carl Hollas West. Charles
Stanley White. Walter Edwin White.
jr, William Gilbert Wiles, Thomas
Burgess Williams. Edward Maurice
Woods. jr.. John Rupert Woodward,