Evening star., 1930-06-17
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
70 At COLUMBIA
Junior High School Exercises
Presided Over by Presi-
dent of Class.

Seventy students were graduated from
Columbia Junior High School in COM
mencenent exercises presided over by
the president of the graduation class al
2 o'clock this afternoon. Arnold Freed
man was the youth who steered his
classmates through the ceremonies sur
rounding the presentation of diplomas
by Miss Jessie La Sale, assistant super
s0rendent Of schools.
An oratorical serial on "Our Expert
mental Gardens" was presented by the
honor students of the class. Mary Cot
Soni delivered the introduction, while
the Grafton was continued as follows
Planning the Gardens" by Annette
Magill; Planting the Crops" by Hazel
Zoerner: Cultivation of the Gardens
Guy Erwin; Results and Roses a
poem by Edgar Guest, by Harry Senior;
Enjoyment Of Our Gardens" Elmer
Hennig: THESE Are the Gifts" poem
by H. Van Dyke. by Dorothy Golladay:
Benefits of Our Gardens" by Abraham
Singer. and The Results of Our La
bor.'' Kathryn K. Hite.
The commencement was opened with
the invocation by Rev. John F. Wenchel,
after which young Freedman extended
the greetings Of the graduating class.
Special Awards Presented.
Mrs. Agnes I. Kinnear, principal of
the school. presented special awards
for scholarship, punctuality and out
standing accomplishment in various ac-
tivities. The letter &C" and medals COM
prised the awards, with gold medals for
highest standing, silver for second and
bronze for the third class of honor stu
dents Gold medals were given to
Kathryn K. Hite and Hazel Ruth Zoer-
ner: silver medals were given to Mary
CotSoni, Guy Erwin, jr.; Margaret Luz
cille Parker, Elmyra Parrish and Abra-
ham Singer. The bronze trophies went
to Richard Lee Copeland. Roy Frank
Davis, Arnold Freedman, Margaret FL
len Geisbert, Dorothy N. Golladay, FL
mer Hennig, Marion Jewett Annette
Magill, Daurice McDougall. John Miller,
Harry Senior. Arlene Shriver. Mildred
Sperline, Ida Traub and Naomi Vigder-
house.
Those Given Diplomas.
Mrs. Kinnear then presented the
graduating class for its diplomas and
the following boys and girls received
them from Miss La Sale: Esther A.
Anzelmo, Annie Auerbach, Avis Jaye
Bell, Jesse R. Black, Samuel Blum, Ev-
erett Dean Bryant, Jennie Mary Cam
PAMELA, Mary Isabel Campbell Alice
Chandler. Rose Cohen. John William
Cook, Richard Lee Copeland, Mary Cot
Sof1t, Roy Frank DAVIS, Sarah Edith
Deskin, Frank David Epstein. Guy Erwin,
jr; Theresa IneZ Federighi, Frederick
Foster. Arnold Jerome Freedman, James
Johnstone Galloway, Margaret Ellen
Geisbert, Dorothy N. Golladay, Thomas
H. Hart, Elmer Albert Hennig, Kathryn
K. Hite, Evelyn Louise Hunt, Harriet
May Jeffries, Marion Beverly Jewett,
Julius Kaufman, Virginia w. Kish-
paugh, Marian Irene Lieberman, Wini-
fred Mary Lohan. Chester Lord, Bertha
Elizabeth Mackenzie, Annette Elizabeth
Magill, Sherwood Hutchinson Mason,
Daurice c. McDougall, Helen Dorothy
Miller. John Edward Miller, Bernard
Milofsky, Nathan o. Norman. Sadie
Mostow, Ann Mushinsky, Thelma L.
O'Donnel, Margaret Lucille Parker,
Elmyra Parrish, Charlotte Pomerantz,
owen e. Pooley, Joseph c. Richardson
Goldie L. Roumel, Betty Royle, Rosalie
Rubinton. Harry Albert Senior, Charles
L. Shannon, Arlene Zietta Shriver
Merle Glenn Simcox, Abraham Singer
Gladys La Viena Southland, Mildred
Sperling, Eleanor z. Theis, Charles En-
manuel Thomas, Ida Traub. Naomi
Jeanne vigderhouse, Jack NJ. Wells
Adam @. Wenchel, Herman M. Winkler
Audrey Ernestine Yonce. Hazel Ruth
Zoerner and Saul Zukerman.