Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
M'K|NLEY SCHOOL
HONORS AWARDED
Principal Lists Graduates
Who Made High Rating
in Four Years.

The scholastic honors for this years
graduates, awarded to those who have
received a general average of 80 per
cent or more during their four years
Of tuition, have just been made pub
| lie by Principal Frank Daniel of
Mckinley Manual Training School.
Miss Wilhelmina Guide heads the
| list with an average of 96.9 per cent,
closely followed by Miss Helen Daniel,
Miss Esther Eshelman and Miss Mar
geret Tolson, all with an average
above 90 per cent. The other honor
students, in the order in which they
follow, are: Miss Elnora Knee, Hugh
| Hussey, John Edwin Keto, Miss Fee
lisa Jenkins, Miss Eleanor Stutler
Miss Grace Moomaw, Miss Elinor
Webb. Miss Edith Adams. Miss Hazel
| Boyce. Blake Espey and Louis Zanoff.
Wednesday the upper classmen were
| called together to celebrate Techs
victories on the base ball and track
fields.
Circle "T" for Proficiency.
The circle "T' is given for pro-
f1ency in the major sports. Since the
base ball season is not yet completed,
those awards will be held up until
June IA. Those receiving circle ITS"
for track are: Henry Mcdonald,
Robert Havell, Robert Bailey, Arthur
Kriemelmeyer, Shaw Blackstone,
Omer Jeter, Basil Postlewaite, Harry
Adcock manager), and Edgar Shaw.
The minor ct" an award only a
little less stringent in it's require
ments, was given to the following
track men: Harry Florence. David
Griggs, Paul Fellows, Grin Blandford,
Wilson Hissey, Richard Essex. Fired
Morhart, John Griffiths, Cliff Adams,
Ward Oehmann, Frank Stutz, Marcus
Geiger, Bradley Edelblut, Austin
Saunders, Alfred Schrider, s. Rosen-
thai, Paul Wollner and Carl Klatt.
The contestants in the tennis tour
nament who were given the minor
''T' were: George Schultz (manager),
Edwin Rice (captainl, Robert Bing,
Milton Felstein, Robert Fuglister,
Ashton Scharr and Joseph Myers.
Winners of Honor Medals.
Honor medals were given to the
following cadets: Lieut.. Col. Richard
Schmidtman, Maj. Leroy Voshall,
Capt. William McHenry, Capt Will
liam Gotthardt, Capt. Alvin Wass-
mann, Capt. Hugh Hussey, Capt. Grin
Blandford, Capt. Robert Horne, Lieut..
John Harris, Lieut.. David Miller,
Lieut.. George Robey, Lieut.. Francis
Winnemore,. Lieut.. Richard Essex,
Lieut.. Spencer Hewins, Lieut.. Query
Smith, Lieut.. Ashton SchaT. Lieut..
Bruce Fowler and Lieut.. Perry Ed
wards.
Those in the Opera Club who re-
ceived honor medals were: Herman
Newton, Dorothy Watkins, Genevieve
Mcreland, Anita Anderson, George
Robey and Felisa Jenkins.
Those in the Dramatic Club receiv
ing honor medals were: Edith Adams,
Wilhelmina GUIDE and Jack Martin.
Those who received honor medals for
work on the stage properties were:
Ward Oehmann and Milton Boyer.
Those in the Agora receiving medals
were: Anne Stolar, Charles Thomp-
son and George Aetopolus. Thomas
Beckett received an honor medal
for secretary of the S. o. S. William
Armstrong was given one for bust
ness manager Of the yearbook.
Students 'T' Club Dance.
The Capital Yacht Club was the
scene of dance Saturday night, May
%, when the Circle ''T'' Club of Tech
gave a very enjoyable social func-
ton. Ted Newells music and refresh
ments added a great deal to the
dance. The Charleston was very
skillfully done by Vincent Connors,
a last years track star at Tech. I'm
der Coach Hardells supervision the
Circle ct" Club has been more active
this year than ever before. The is
members who have won their letters
are Howard Adcock. Shaw Black
istone, Grin Blandford, Paul Casassa,
Paul Fellows, Wilson Hissey, Arthur
Kriemelmeyer, Henry Mcdonald, Fred
Morhart, Harry Mullen. Ward Och
mann, Loren Pope, John Ritter,
Frank Stutz and August Terneak.
A committee to assist in the en-
listment of new men for the Tech
cadet companies next year was APP
pointed at the last meeting OF the
Officers Club Thursday, May 26. The
club will hold a dance early in June,
it was decided.