Evening star., 1928-06-20
IS GET DIPLOMAS
| AT BUSINESS HIGH
Six Receive Scholarships and
4 II Awards for Scholastic
Attainments.

Eighty-three students of Business
High School who had completed the
Ecur-year course received tneu olpiu.
mas last night when an old GTao,
James Claiborne Wilkes. past president
pf the Business High School Alumni
Association, returned TO his anna mater
10 present the certificates at the COM
nencemeilt exercises. -,
While the entire class received ol-
plomaS. 6 were awarded ScnoiaTsrlps
and IL received awards for scfolaStic
attainment during their course of study.
Israel Silverman. who was captain OF
Business winning cadet company this
Sear. received the scholarship TO George
WASHINGTON University. while Miss Ida
Bush was chosen as alternate Tor the
award ,Ti,lienne Iharra captured the
rchnlarship 10 American University. and
Ta,,is Ieventhal was awarded the Schol-
arship to the Benjamin Franklin BuSl-
ness University. Other scholarship
awards were made as follows: Morris
Fox and Frank Davis, pre-legal at the
National University Law School, Nlch-
plaS Iioert. to the Young Mems CHRIS
sian Association College OF Accountancy,
and Frances WeinStein, 10 the WASH
sagton College OF Law. go
Members of the graduating class VINO
were announced as winners OF meoaiS
for high scholarship records by Allan
Davis. principal. were Mr.. Sllverman,
Ruth Alpller. Rose Brill. Miss Bush,
Miss Ibarra, Elizabeth MenSh and Mary
Schlag.
Those who were named for improve
ment in scholarship" constituting nose
OF the class who made high SchoiaStlc
records during the final haI oi 1lIe1r
four-year cou~ ., were AgoStlna Scna!ls,
Gladys Cav, Virginia Monk anu Kay
Sanford.
Miss Marsaret NJ Allbucker, assist
ant director of the research division OF
the National Education Association, de-
lvered he address to the graduates
u-Siag continued mental effort n their
development.
The exercises were opened by Rev.
Samuel e. Rose. pastor Of the PetworU1
Methodist Episcopal Church. who rsa
cited the invocation. Miss Alouckef'S
address followed. after which MISS
IbarTa delivered the class valedictoey.
Ny. Davis then announced the winners
OF special awards
Mr.. Wilkes was introduced by MI.
Davis. and as the name Of each gradu-
ate was pronounced the members of the
class walked TO the platform to receive
their coveted diplomas.
Business graduates-49 girls and 81
boys-sollow: Ruth Alpher, Elizabeth
Teresa Beuchert, Rose Brill. Ida Bush,
Helen Augusta Cady, Gladys Virginia
Cav. Ethel Dorothy CheSsin, Alberta
Rosalie Cissel, Mildred Mary Colt. Lois
Afae Crawford, Thelma Eugenia Dick
ems, Helen Louise Dolan. Ivy Louise
Duckett, Irrna Doris Edwards, Eva Eliz-
abetn Erickson, Rose Feldstone. Mar
Earet Virginia Finn, Katherine Rose
Gallagher. Ann Johnston Galloway.
Elizabeth Ada Green. Rose Leona Han
shew, Julienne Tbarra. Bessie Kamin-
sky. Molly Kellner, Ruth Alyce Keren,
Eleanor Eebecca Kramer, Elizabeth
Mensh. Evelyn Mae Miller, Virginia
Pendleton Monk. Anna Marie Morris.
Helen Bertha Myers, Anna Louise
Owens, IDA Parson. Anna Virginia Pear
son. Irene Agnes Peratino, Bernice
HALEY Phelps, Edith Elizabeth Piper.
Nary Virginia Purdum. Helen Howard
Robertsfaw, Edna Frances Roche,
Eileen Agnes Rudd, Esther May Rup-
pert. Rolls Esther Sachs, Virginia Rae
Sanford, Ruth Esther Sanger, Mary
Iauretta Schlag, Laura Marie Shaw.