Evening star., 1925-06-07
HONORS AWARDED
AT BUSINESS HIGH
Three Cadet Companies
Guests at Annual Supper
Following Drill.

, Business High School students who
distinguished themselves during the
current scholastic year were honored
Thursday at the annual awards as
sembly. The awards were made, as
follows:
General efficiency James w. Gray
and Raymond Herzog; school better
ment, Anita c. Sheaffer, William J.
Sullivan, Marion Lucille Foss and
Evelyn Elizabeth McCune; business
efficiency. Edward Lewis, Carroll II.
Highfield, E. Fairfax Plaskett and
Gertrude Z. Magill cadet corps, Car
| roll Highf1eld; military tactics, Fred
English, Adam Offenbacher. John
Waters. Stanley Wetmore, Abraham
Kaufman, Eugene Scribner, Carlyn
Dewey. Merton Collins. William High
field, Howard Dodge, Marshall Merritt,
Nicholas Libert, Harry Berg, Ross
HeffelfinGer and John Hall: debating,
Walter kirkley, Fannie LuchS. Donald
Nevius, James Hoyle Nevin, Edna
Hummer. Annie Baldwin, Edith Ra-
phelson and Henry Herman: literary,
efficiency, Anne Carter Baldwin; boys
athletics. Louis Fridinger, Carl Holm
berg, Sidney Block. Edward Marosy,
Wendell Meyer, Donald Nevius, Ran
dolph Shreve, Ellsworth Taylor, Ray
mond Walter, Harry Yaffy and George
Yeatman for base ball; Ernest Rice,
Raymond Herzog and Clyde Martin
for tennis: George Furman, William
Sullivan, Uriah Brist, Sam Lafsky,
Anthony Steward, Charles May, Will
liam Evans. Hugh Rivers and Ed
ward Ford for basket ball; girls ath-
letics, Betty Wilson, Catherine Burns.
Pearl Burke, Helen Boyd, Doris Of
futt, Katherine Compton Martha
Bean. Eva Fishman, Evelyn Zychlin-
sky, Lillian Baker, Mary Tew, Miriam
Hearn for basket ball: Betty Wilson,
Kathryn Compton, Lillian Baker, Max
Inc Koontz. Helen Casale. Marion
Boggs, Evelyn Davis and Rose Brill
for indoor base ball.
Annual Cadet Supper.
The school gymnasium was beau.
tiful scene. decorated with flowers
and fags, when the annual cadet sup
per was held in honor of the three
cadet compa nies. E. 1 and l.. Speeches
were made by DIR. Frank Ballou. su-
perintendent of schools; s. f. Kramer
and Robert Haycock. assistant superin-
tendents: Allan Davis, principal:
Ernest l.. Wilkinson of the military
committee: Miss May p. Bradshaw. as
sistant principal of the school; Mrs.
mittee: Fred English. captain of Com
pany f; Adam Offenbacher, captain of
Company l., and Carroll HiShfield,
captain of Company l.
After the supper and speeches the
military committee asked for the sup
port of the cadets next year. and found
that a majority of the men were GO
ing TO respond. The evening was
closed by singing the school song.
Senior day was celebrated Friday
Unique costumes and presentations
formed the attractions of the day
The chief attraction was the play
The Perplexing Situation" directed
by Mrs. j. Mace. The cast included
Paul Graves. Evelyn McCune. kath-
ryn Foltz, Herbert Gillette. Narnetta
Hayes. Rose Linton. Amy Norton,
Morris Moss, Franklin Odor, Mace
Robinson and Alma Gaupp.
Debaters Win Contest.
Thursday afternoon the Business
High School debating team defeated
the Tech debating team at the McKin-
ley High School, The subject was,
Resolved, That the United States
should automatically recognize Soviet
Russia" The Business team was COM
posed of Edith Raphelson, Fannie
Luchs and Henry Herman, under the
direction of Quincy d. Adams, faculty
adviser of the club.
Other festivities of the week were
the picnic up the river when section
33S was the guest of honor; the enter
tainment given in honor of the Balance
Sheet staff by Miss Church and Miss
Bayly at the home of the former. and
the annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach yesterday.