Evening star., 1927-08-12
SUMMER SCHOOLS
GRADUATION HELD
Seventy-Nine Pupils Pro-
moted-45 Others Re-
ceive Diplomas.

have earned the privilege or entering
high school next month. Exercises also
are being held at the Dunbar High
School for As pupils who have qualified
through attendance at the Dunbar Va
cation High School to receive the
usual graduation diploma.
Today marks the close of the most
successful Summer school session ever
held. according to Assistant Supt.
of Schools Walter 3. Patterson, direc-
tor of special activities. Mr. Patterson
declares that the pupils in attendance
at the Summer schools eagerly have
taken advantage of their opportunity
to make up" work with the result
that a high percentage. will be pro
NOTED when school. reopens next Sep
temher
The graduation of 73 sB pupils who
will go to high school next month took
place at Central High School this
morning While the graduation of the
45 pupils who are receiving the regu-
lar high school diploma was held at
Dunbar High School at 1880 o'clock.
While the older pupils were holding
their craduattons, the pupils in the
Summer elementary schools were en-
loyinC programs Of entertainment and
exhibitions Of handWork.
List of Graduates.
Names of the SB pupils graduated
al Central High School today follow:
Class instructed by c. r. Barnard
To Business high School: Thomas
Garrison, John higgins, Fiorello Cd
done and Annie Schmidt. To Central
High School: Richard Elgin. Freder-
lex Hart, Nathan Marks, Mark Ra
cioppi and Constance Orphanos. TO
irrh hpiS l..
driCh and Frances Waller To Nc
kinley Technical High School: Paul
Hawkins and Wilton Smith. To
Western High SCHOOL, Andrew Conlyn
and George RowZee.
Class instructed by W. NJ. Costigan;
To Business High School-Emma
Hahn, Marjorie Mckinley, Louise ID.
OsterwaId. Helen X. Stone and Matil-
da r. Wood; TO Central High School
Harry Fowler. Barbara NJ. Griesbauer,
Catherine Kline, Edith r. Parker and
Clara Schneiberg; to Eastern High
School-Lloyd L. Bramble. Charles +.
Law. William A. McClosky, Edward
Z. OBrien, Franklin J. Richards, Ste
phen | Smith, Ainsworth Tucker.
Kenneth Wade. Lester Wade. Ida V.
Lyons, Mary l.. Snouffer, Ruby L.
Whitley and Ethel NJ. Jost; to Mckin-
ley Technical High School-Hugh r.
Chapman, Fred +. Kennard, Olin Nc
knight, George f. Sesso. Marguerite
Doffer and Rynell r. Stork; to West
ern High School-Reed NJ. Farvell,
Nadine Brownfield. Eleanor Coffey.
Emeline Jennings, Margaret Kline and
Winifred kohler.
Glass instructed by c. L. Stack:
To Business High School-Rita Am
hrogi. Mary Beck, Madaline Cambrey
and Ruth Crump.
To Central High School-Charles
Blackburn. Richard Bodmer, Mar
garet Ballden. Lillian Berman, Lo-
raine Bold, Helen Dettweiler, Mar
garet Laws and Florence. O'Dono-
ghue.
To Eastern High School-Marshall
Baker, Douglass Collins. David Har
dester, Marvin Lohr, Blanche Leh-
man. Louise Sellner and Virginia
Thomas.
To Mckinley Technical High School
Larigey. /
To Western High SSchool-John Har
dester, Campbell Pryor and Martha
Sherier.
John F. Cook Vacation School:
To Dunbar High School - Donald
Bernard Hill and Eleise Velma Muir
ray.
To Armstrong Manual Training
School-Elroy Cartwright Lewis. John
Rufus Roberts. Anna Louise Bowser
and Corrine Green.
Pupils who received high school
diplomas at Dunbar High School fol-
low:
Armstrong Technical High School:
Alonzo James Alden, Horace Lucius
Robinson and Carrie Elizabeth Love-
Dunbar High School. academic de-
partment: William Calvin Curtis,
Clyde c. Freeman, William Ennis
Henry, Fitzgerald Huntington jenkins.
Richard Henry Gaskins. jr.; Curley
King, Lewis Addison Morse, Frank
Leslie Norris, Ned RistOn Perry, Al
fred vergil Petite, William Edmon
Ray, jr.; Silas Franklin Shelton, VIII
liam Elmer foyer, Charles Ann Myles'
Gertrude Edmonia Anthony. Beulah
Eugenia Barber, Alice Genevieve
Betz. Elleene Magdalence +. Brown,
Alice Butler. Nellie Beatrice Cheat
ham. Dorothy Viola Carter. Vera
Bernice Cooper, Annie Elizabeth
Hairston, Florence Beverly Howell
Ieona Eleanor Jackson, Mabel Cecilia
Iancas ster. Eunice Genevieve Moss,
Carmel Priscilla Neale, Athena Eiza-
beth Queen, Evelyn Leanor smith
Naryis Alexandra Taylor, Lucy Eilza-
beth Turner. Gladys Evangeline VIII
lisms. Paulina Manila Washington
and Helen Virginia Williams.
Department of business practice'
four.vear course: Homer Franklin
Reulah Eugenia Barber and Edna
Freeman Guy.
Shaw Junior High: George Inonas
Jones, Matte Barnes. Evelyn wasn't,
lane Gladys Alberta Powell ana
Evelyn Alma Harley.
Grade School Programs.
Dean D. o. w. Holmes Of Howard
T-niversitv made the address 10
graduates at Dunbar High Schooi
while Asst. supt. Of Schoole Eugene
A clark awarded the diplomas.
"Grandma; Spelling Lesson,
dra an,atization. was given by the SKIN
de nuhlis at the S. J. Brown Naca-
ton School today. Pupils VINO TOOK
part in the program at TINS sChooi
included: Jennie Werber. Eva hatz,
Mona Wilson. Percy keyser Mlchaei
Iifshitz, Ruth Selsky, Gertrude
Rubenstein. Katie Coppos, Lena
Ka,,fn7an. clarence Browning. Frieda
Dekelbaum, Ruth katz and Marie
Gsen.
a doll contest and q ball game Tea
+ured the program at the Force
school. Poems were recited by Edlth
Fitch. jeanette Phillips, Virginia
Coulter and Edith Kind.
At the +. V. Brown School num-
her of piano and violin solos We're
on the entertainment program. Pupils
participating included: Tracy Null
gan, Christine Merritt. Ann Bono,
Mary Ann Mulligan, John Tucker
Helen Falls, Mary Noigt and Esther
Conner.
A program OF % numbers was gwen
a+ the BRYAN School, with the follow
ing pupils taking part
Frances Acton, Helen Flournoy,
Dorothy Hargett, Caroline Johansen,
Thomas Cooper, Muriel Anderson
Helen Weiskey, Archie Griest, Althea
McNabe. Marv PeluZZO. Dorothy Oarl.