Evening star., 1925-06-14
0 STREET SCHOOL
HOLDS GRADUATION
Costume Study, "DoWn Pet
ticoat Lane," Presented by
Class at Exercises.

Class exercises of the graduating
class of the o Street Vocational
School were held Thursday night at
the Dunbar High School.
The class presented the costume
study Down Petticoat Lane" by
Helen Durham. The costumes worn
were made by the pupils under the
instruction of Mrs. r. c. Steward and
Mrs E. T. Mayer. The hats were
made in the millinery department un.
der the instruction of Mrs. F. P.
Clark.
After the presentation the gradu-
ates, attired in their class night
dresses. made by the advanced classes
in dressmaking under the instruction
of Mrs. Martin and Mrs. koonce,
marched on the stage for the second
part Of their program. These cos
tunes will be on exhibition Tuesday at
the school.
Miss Leola Bridgeford made the
salutation, while the history of the
class was given by Miss Viola Evans,
the prophecy by Miss Peal Hawkins.
the gifts by Miss Calpernia Hall. The
class through its president, Miss Ju-
liette Gantling, presented the school a
silver loving cup in appreciation of all
that the school has meant to their
progress. The valedictory by Miss
Gretchen Allen was applauded. The
exercises closed with the class song
which was written by Miss Juliette
Gantling and Miss Eva Suffers.
Senior Dance.
Friday evening the senior dance was
held at the Phyllis Wheatley Young
Women's Christian Association. The
guests were received by the faculty.
This was followed by dancing inter-
mingled with solos and recitations.
A toast was given to the class by
Miss L. c. Randolph. the principal.
and responded to by Miss Gantling,
ing bars of Home Sweet Home" the
dance ended.
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock COM
mencement exercises of the graduating
class will be held at the auditorium of
| the Shaw Junior High School. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered: Pre-
siding officer. Mrs. Coralie F. Cook;
invocation by Rev. Walter H. Brooks,
instrumental solo by Clyde Glass,
Miss Eliza Coppage, address to the
class by Miss Mary Anderson, direc-
tor of women's bureau. Department
| of Labor; presentation of certificates
by Miss Marion P. Shadd, second
assistant superintendent Of schools.
The graduates follow: Dressmaking
| course-Gretchen Laverne Allen,
Helen Dorothy Bowser, Emma
Lyman Dixon, Earle Mae Deberry,
Evelyn Beatrice Hawkins, Mildred
Wilhelmina Hyde, Ethel Sedonia
| Johnson, Marie Lavinia Johnson,
Mary Elizabeth Lewis, Mamie Min.
ME Norton, Mabel Maria Parker.
Lucretia Won Schneider Pollard,
Mabel Isabel Smith, Isabel Margaret
Stewart, Virginia Clara Tapscott,
Sara Francis Tyler, Vivian Culver
Wallace, Agnes Elizabeth West, Mil.
| dred Margaret Williams.
Millinery course-Eunice Virginia
! Diggs, Viola Elizabeth Evans, Ruth
Bernice James, Ernestine Beatrice
Jones, Erma Catherine Wright.
Applied art course-Anna Marie
Handy, Pearl Estelle Hawkins, Vir-
ginia Alma Marshall.
Domestic science Addie Lee
| Barnes, Leola Bridgefors, Dorothy
Alice Brooks, Juliette Lucretia Cant.
ling, Calpernia Cecilia Hall, Anna
| Louise Moore, Alice Du Bois Preston,
Ada Edith Robinson. Eva BERTHE Sui.
| lers, Pearl Francis Thomas, Lena
August Thomas. Harriet Irene Webb.
Lillian Virginia Whittingham.