Evening star., 1928-06-05
CATHEDRAL GIRLS
G|VEND|PLOMAS
48 Young Women Hear Ad-
dress by Right Rev. C. S.
Quin at Graduation.

Warming against knowledge unap-
Piled" Right Rev. Clinton S. Quin,
Bishop Coadjutor of Texas, today
stressed prayer as means OF keeping
the mind open and in communication
with God in an address before the grad
uating class of the National Cathedral
School for Girls Closing exercises at
St Adams, the school for boys, were
held yesterday.
Forty-eight seniors. representing the
District of Columbia. 20 States and l
foreign country, were awarded their
diplomas by Right Rev. James E. Free
man. Bishop of Washington.
The Washington girls were Miss
Elinor G. Blackburn, Miss Faith Phil
lips, Miss Mamie SEE, daughter of the
Chinese Minister, and Miss Frances w.
Wall.
Advice to Girls.
The bishop admonished the girls not
to be too f1ippant. too familiar and not
to oull womanhood down from the high
place it now occupies in the eyes of
mankind"
At class day exercises yesterday Miss
Elinor D. Ouin, the bishops daughter,
was awarded the flag which has fioated
over the school for the past two years.
The Thomas Hyde prize was awarded
Miss Margaret Caldwell of Washington,
a Junior at the school.
Exercises for St Adams School were
conducted yesterday in the Lane john
ston Building. The chapel service was
conducted by Rev. James Henderson.
chaplain of the school.
Cecil A. Beasley. ir.; w. T. Dennis,
Adrian S. Fisher, Robert G. Barrow, lr.,
and Samuel Herrick. jr.. participated in
the prize speaking contest.
Wins Science Prize.
William B. Ketkam, jr., was given the
Aubrey Page science prize.
The scholarship, athletic and special
prizes were awarded as follows Scholar
ship, choir form. William H. Clark, jr.
form b. Richard H. Wilmer, jr. form a.
John G. Nettleton. ir. form /, John W..
Burke. ir.: form ., Arthur II. Rice. jr.;
form 30, William B. Asher; form 3a,
Cecil A. Beasley. jr.; form 4. William
L. Williams: form S. William G.. CALI
her, jr.: form 6, Samuel Herrick. jr.
In the form scholarship award,
Robert G., Barrow was only two-tenths
of point behind Samuel Herrick, jr,,
who won the award
For helpfulnesS in the choir room.
two boys in the choir form. John A..
given special prizes.
In the athletic prizes, the winner of
the Junior tennis tournament of the
upper school was announced as Henry
Roland. Arthur Candorff won the
senior tournament.
Robert G. Barrow was given first
place in the prize speaking contest,
with Adrian Fisher IN second place.
JudSon w. Bowles won the medal and
the Robert Rice cup as being the best
all-around athlete in the school,
Awarded Base Ball Cup.
The trophy cup for base ball excel
lence In the lower school went TO the
Yankee team.
The Charles C. Glover mathematics
medal was given to Horace Wiley, and
the Charles c. Glover English medal
went to Robert G. Barrow.
The Satterless medal, regarded as the
highest award in st. Adams School.
went to Samuel Herrick. jr.
John G. Nettleton, jr.. made the high
est average in the lower school.
The Thomas Wise medal for the best
all-around boy was given William G..
Galliher. jr.. and the Walden Myer
medal for excellence in foreign Ian
guages fell to Tyler Kent.
The prize offered by the Sisters of the
Epiphany for courtesy was awarded to
Raymond Caster, and James ID. Hobbs,
ir won the prize as the chimes ringer.
In the contest between the Whites
and the Blues. the two sides of the
school membership, the Blues. captained
by Judson w RowleS. made the most
number of points for the year and were
declared victorious