Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-20
GRADUATES URGED
TO RESPECT LAWS
Representative HOCh of Kan
saS Speaks to Eastern High
School Class.

Representative Homer HOCN OF Kan
sas delivered the graduation address at
Eastern High Schools commencement
exercises held in the school auditorium
last night. His daughter, Jean Hoch
graduated from the school with first
honors.
Advising the graduates to cultivate
good will in business and society he
said: There are three important high
ways in nfe--work, thrift and OPEN
mindedness."
The lawmaker stressed the necessity
of business efficiency. telling the grad
yates that they could never get by in
the world without initiative and deter
mination to win"
In discussing the second of his figu-
rative highways Mr.. Hoch warned
the students to save little of what
they earned for a rainy day. He de-
clared that without money one is viz
tually helpless.
Urges "Openmindedness."
The third path of life he termed as
"openmindednesS, and advised the
graduates to be truthful in business and
social relations, describing the benefit
reaped by displaying a willingness to
learn.
a MIR Hoch was strong in his advo-
cation of the necessity of a college
education He characterized the pres
ent age as a day of neighborhood. 8"
and explained this quotation by delving
into the organization of society and
extreme necessity of law and order
which obviously developed.
Mr.. Hoch climaXed his speech by
warning the students to maintain re-
spect for the countrys laws.
Invocation was intoned by Rev. Allan
r. Poore, pastor of the Waugh Metho
dist Episcopal Church, and the Saluta-
tory address was made by Ruth Gold
berg, an honor graduate.
Presentation of Diplomas.
The presentation of diplomas was
made by Arthur c. Bishop, president
of the schools Home and School ASSo-
citation. The valedictory was given by
Genevieve Spence, an honor graduate.
The school orchestra rendered several
selections.
The four-year June graduates are:
Girls-Ruth Miriam Abelman. Berna-
dette Catherine Achstetter Ethel Pasco
Alexander, Josephine Audrey Baucom,
Elizabeth jeanette Bequette, Eva Cath
crime BiXler, Ruth Beatrice Bolen,
Jessie Evelyn Bradley. Catherine Con-
stance Bray. Janet May Buck, Marie
Josephine Carlin, Rose Ida Cohen,
Creel Katherine Rose Cross, Marguerite
Patricia Crown, Marie Anna Dean,
Teresa Di Francesca, Dorothy Carmeal
Donnella. Mary Frances Drake. Kath-
ryn Estelle Huntington, Mary Cynthia
Eldridge Marion Elizabeth Flick,
Theresa Flax, Agnes Marguerite Gala
CHER, Anna Elizabeth Gates. Frances
Hahn Gernand, Gertrude Amelia Glad
ing, Ruth Goldberg Grace Wright Haley
al
Harris, Eta Mae Harris, Margaret
Katherine Hayes, Karolina Johanna
Hedler, Margaret Vaughn Hewitt,
Jean Hoch, Ruth Virginia Holt, Esther
Filanie Hughes, Josephine Elizabeth
Hummer, Julia Elizabeth Hunter, Helen
Mabel Hutchinson. Alice Marguerite
INLAY, Grace Louise Irish. Frances
Louise Kaiser, Ethel Francis Keyser,
Mildred Mabelle Klinger, Margaret
Lacey, Adelia Gable Lewis, Celia Sarah
Lisensky, Edith Miller Manning, Doro-
thy Louise McCrone, Regina Cecilia
McQueeney. Jane Page Menefee. Mar
garet Vizannah Miller, Yetta Estelle
MorgenStein, Florence Elizabeth Mo-
rozzi. Laura Gertrude Myers, Florence
Elizabeth Peter. katherine Virginia
Pitcher, Anne Virginia Porter, Cath
crime Dallas Richards, Mildred Eleanor
Roberts, Mary Elizabeth Rodier, Marie
Elois Rogers, Gertrude Gloria Rosen-
garten, Anne Dolores Rossner, Nyna
Gwendolyn RuSk, Harriet Milliachip
Ryder, Alice Mary Sherrer. Lou Cooper
SNYDER, Genevieve Seville Spence
Helen Marjorie Swick. Jane Mariea
Taylor, Myrtle Antoinette Thorn, Helen
Agnes Thomas, Elizabeth Mathews
Thorn, Frieda Alice Thume, Lucille Vir-
GINA Tucker, Anna Arnold Warfield,
Helen Catherine Wayson. Virginia
Katherine Weldon, Helen Sprecher
Wertman, Margaret Belle Wildman,
Mary Evelyn Wiles, Margaret Louise
wilkinson, Cassandre Ruth Willette and
Dorothy Anna Wood.
Bows - Warren Douglas Anderson,
willard Herbert Baetzner, Franklin Roy