Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-12
loo AT ROCKVILLE
HIGH GRADUATION
48 Students Receive DipIo.
mas and Special Awards
at Commencement.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, June 12-It il
estimated that fully 1900 person:
attended the annual commencement
exercises of the Rockville High Schoo
in the high school gymnasium last
evening, taxing the capacity Of the
large hall.
The 48 graduates who received diplo-
mas from DR.. George L. Edmonds OF
the county board of education, were:
Academic-Alfred Christie, 3D.. P
Adrian Fisher, Albert George Hahn, ir.;
James p. Kerr, George Holt Lamar. jr.;
John Hartman MARYLAND, William
Warrington Humphrey James E.
Shrewbridge. Priscilla Catherine Bur-
dette, Laura Rachel Gardner, Dorothy
Llewellyn Howard. Theodore June
Isherwood, Helen Gertrude King, Eliza
beth Louise Montgomery, Sara Elizabeth
Mooney. Hazel OWingS, Ida May Stiles,
Helen Clark Tyler and Maude Wilson.
General-Woodrow Wilson Bennett
Reginald James Darby. jr.; Charles
Elmer Orme, Albert Ellsworth Pauley,
Bruce Poole Phillips, Louise Matthews
Fawley, Dorothy De Lyle Fisher. Frances
Virginia Lambert, Edith Grace Pepper,
Dorothy Bell Walker and Ella Letitia
Wilson ommercial-William Joseph
Bidine, William Hamilton carp. John
Dallas Candy, Isadore Jack Steinberg,
William Edward Wootton. Ella Richter
Bennett, Ella May Dorsey, Margaret
Eleanor Hargett Helen Mae Hendrick,
Dorothy Hazel Hill, Ellen Cecilia Leahy,
Leona May Linthicum. Mary Evelyn
Purdum, Mary Virginia Purdum. Cathe-
rine Irene Small. Hazel Eileen Stone,
Dorothy Prince Wootton and Bertha
D. Young.
The scholarship medal, donated by
the Rockville Chamber of Commerce,
was awarded to Miss Maude Wilson;
the citizenship medal, for the student
doing most for the school during the
year and the most nearly model citi-
zen went to William Wootton. with Miss
Dorothy Wootton and Miss Maude
Wilson receiving honorable mention; a
craftsmanship cup, donated by James
Brawner Nicholson for the student do
ing the most for athletics during the
year, was presented to Miss Elizabeth
Mooney, and a medal for the boy doing
the most for athletics to John Candy.
The banking award to the most efficient
student in the school bank was given
to Charles Israel Miss Marjorie Chap
man of the class Of 1923, received a
scholarship prize.
The honor roll included Dorothy
Wootton, william Wootton, Elizabeth
Mooney, John Candy, Maude Wilson,
George Lamar Helen Hendricks, Doro-
thy Howard, Hazel Owings, Jack Mark
land, Ella Bennett and Ellen Leahy.
The seniors achieving permanent
membership in the honorary citizenship
society were: Worthington Humphrey,
William .Wootton, Ella Bennett, Helen
Hendricks, Dorothy Hill, Dorothy How
ard, Ellen Leahy, Leona Linthicum,
Hazel Owings, Edith Pepper, Dorothy
Bell Walker, Ella Wilson, Dorothy
Wootton. Elizabeth Montgomery. Doro-
thy Fisher, Elizabeth Mooney, Helen
Tyler and Maude Wilson.
The exercises were conducted by the
principal, L. Fletcher Schott, who pre-
sented the awards. Miss Maude Wilson
was valedictorian and Miss Sara Eliza
beth Mooney salutatorian. Rev. Ber-
tram NJ. Osgood of the Rockville Bap-
fist Church delivered the invocation
and benediction.