Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18

Clal) OTly-Hlne IleihbeLS VI .io
senior class of Alexandria High
School were graduated at the COM
| mencement exercises held last night
| in Elks' Hall. The graduating ad-
dress, attempting the Impossible.
was delivered by DIR. Charles j.
Smith. president of Roanoke College.
Diplomas We're presented by Urban
| S. Lambert, chairman of the city
school board. There were % girls
and 20 boys in the class. The saluta-
tory was delivered by Miss Ellen
| TIGER and the valedictory by Miss
Edwina Carver. Superintendent OF
public schools, r. C. Bowton, presided
over the exercises.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club awarded to Miss
Margaret Bayliss a four-year schol-
arship at George Washington Uni
versity, Waller Smith a scholarship
to William and Mary and Randolph
Davis won the University of Vir-
GINA scholarship. Henry T. Mon
cure, principal Of the Alexandra
High School, who made the awards,
also presented the salutatorian and
yaledictorian with medals, gifts Of
the Alexandria Kiwanis Club.
List of Graduates.
The graduates:
Misses Kathryn Ayres, Viola Hay
wood Barrett, Margaret Elizabeth
Bayliss, Rose Elizabeth Beach, EdWlna
Evans Carver, Laura Elizabeth Cats
EVELYN Martha Clark, Josephine VIII
moth Darling, Cecilia Jams Deahl
Minnie Claibourne Dornin, Grace Irene
Dove, Dorothy B. Fletcher. Grace Isa-
belle Green, Gladys Lucille Lanham,
Elizabeth Frances Martin, Frances
Adelin Marshall, Dorothea Virginia
Mills, Virginia Ann Neff, Anita Mary
Noble, Margaret Frances Ogden, Maize
Marguerite Parker, Lille Cornelia
Peasants, Mary Wall Puryear, Mar
guerite Lucille Rogers, Elizabeth Ho-
garth Smith, Elizabeth Campbell swan,
Ellen TIGER, Edna Alice Todd and Eve
tyn Williamson; Cecil cambridge Banks
dale, Bernard Cohen, Randolph FAIR
fax Davis, Robert William Emerson,
Benjamin Hine Gammage, Thornton
jenkins Goods, Louis Manley Hicks,
Charles Gray Horn, Samuel Gordon
Leary, George Paul Lemeshewsky,
Charles William Mander, Thomas Rob-
ert Moncure, Charles Dalton Pullman,
Leon Marshall Riley, Theodric Leith
Ross, Harry Paul Shaffer. Walter Bar
rett Smith, Joseph Lindsey Schwarz
man, Philip Shapiro and j. Lowell
Wilcoxen, jr.
The Xaverian Brothers School COM
mencement exercises were held in the
st. Mary's Catholic Church and the
graduating class was addressed by the
Rev. DIR. Knott of st. AIMS Church,
| Richmond. Medals and diplomas were
presented by the Rev. M. J. Cannon,
pastor of st. Mary's Church, and the
Rev. l.. F. Kelley, assistant pastor.
Remiguis Lash was awarded the
Knights of Columbus two-year scholar
ship at st. Johns College in Washing
| ton. He also received a gold medal,
| emblematic of the honor. Lewis
| Harvey won the silver medal for ex-
cellency in eighth grade work, and the
| seventh grade medal was presented to
Beverley Craddock. Special prizes
were donated to Robert Davis, sixth
grade; Harry Jackson. fifth grade.
James Power, fourth grade.
Holy Cross Graduation.
| The Sisters of the Holy Cross con-
| Quoted the fifty-eighth annual COM
mencement exercises Of st. Mary's
| Academy last night in the academy
auditorium. Mgr. Daugherty of the
| Catholic University of America spoke.
| Those who were awarded diplomas
| are:
Misses Mary Frances Beall, Alex
andria; Mary Barbara Donovan, White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va; Virginia
Ann Hayden, Washington, ID. c.;
Anna l.. Latham, Alexandria; Evelyn
Louise Lyles. Alexandria; Helen NJ.
Mcdonald, Washington, ID. c.; Cath
crime Margaret MCGOWAN, Alexandra;
Frances Josephine Shuman, Alexan-
dria, and Mary Josephine Simpson,
| WASHINGTON Commercial 49, Misses
Ruby Gillian Bowman, Alexandria;
Emily Teresa Goldsmith, Waldorf,
Md; Mary Eva Major, Mount Holly,
Va; Kathleen Nails, Alexandria;
Kathryne Dolores Power, Alexandria,
and Lorraine Mary Spencer. Alexandria.
J. Alton Sullivan was elected
| prophet by the Seminole Tribe, No. 35,
Improved Order of Red Men, to serve
during the next term. George w.
| Wells, jr., sachem; w. L. Watkins,
senior sycamore; Stuart l.. Moore,
junior sycamore; Norman Roberts.
chief of records; T.. T.. Davis, collector
of wampum; l.. ID. Sullivan, keeper of
wampum; b. III. Cook, trustee; r. G.
Sullivan, degree team captain, and r.
A. Huntington, keeper of council
were the other officers chosen. The
following appoint officers were
named: w. Fl. Trudgill, first sannap
Noble Smith, second sannap; Edward
7. Young, guard Of wigwam; Vance
Edelin,, guard of forest; j. w. Young
first warrior; Elmer Moore, second
warrior; Charles Robey, third warrior
William II. Davies, fourth warrior
Henry Metzger. first brave; Leo H
Deeton. second brave; Harvey Struder
jr., third brave. and Russell Sutton