Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
DUNBAR AWARDS
DIPLOMAS TO 1893
Two Honor Students Deliver
Addresses on Problems of
Modern Youth.

One hundred and ninety-eight seniors
one Of the largest graduating classes In
the history of the school, were awarded
diplomas last night at commencement
exercises in the Dunbar High School
auditorium.
Miss Mary Aminda Kelly and Miss
Elizabeth Neill, honor students, deliv-
cred brief commencement addresses
stressing modern problems of American
youth.
Invocation was pronounced by Rev.
William d. Jarvis. The class was pre-
sented by Walter L. Smith, principal OF
Dunbar. The announcement Of awards
universities and alumnae foundations
was made by Garnet c. Wilkinson, first
assistant superintendent of public
schools
Scholarships to Howard University
and Lincoln University were awarded
to Dora Reynolds and Howard Brown,
respectively.
Winner Of Scholarship.
The college alumnae scholarship, a
competitive award, given by the College
Alumnae Club of Washington. was won
by Elizabeth Neil, highest ranking stu
dent of the 1881 class.
The James E. Walker Memorial
Medal, presented annually to the most
VcES6LlC Was dWdIQCQ 1uIQer
Warwick Grichlow.
Medals were also awarded to the fol-
lowing members of the school band:
Luther Critchlow, Sterling Lloyd and
Ghered Wright.
Eighty-one graduates. constituting
nearly a third Of the class, will enter
Howard University In the Fall. Elmer
Teachers College, with "a prospective
freshmen, is second in popularity.
AEFu NRo,-x -
Of Education, who awarded diplomas,
also presided at the exercises.
Those Given Diplomas.
Diplomas were presented to the fol-
Ernest Reginald Amos, Oliver Nation
Bertrand, William Fontaine Beverly,
James Andrew Brooks, William Dand-
ridge Brooks, Howard Edward Browne,
james Rinaldo Carter, Vincent Hamilton
CephaS, Luther Warwick Crichlow, Perry
Henry Davidson, Alvin Gilbert Douglass,
Charles Hendrick Fearing, jr; Franklin
Montgomery Fletcher, Norman Edward
GaSkinA John Wesley Gates, Robert D.
Green, John Philip Harris, John Jen-
ktnS Hawkins, Edwin Meriwether Hen
QerSon, Lawrence Alexander Hill, George
Milton Hines, George Maxwell Howard,
Perry W1lbon Howard, jr.; Albert LLOYD
Hughes, David Solomon Hutchinson.
BENJAMIN Arthur Jackson, william WAL
ter LtpScomb, Sterling Morrison Lloyd.
Robert Edward London, John Melvin
Madison, Paul Bowen Mcgowan. John
Wesley Manigaulte, John Fielden Mapp,
9r.; Theodore Curtis Mayo, Alfred Alex
ender Miller, Elmer Fillmore Mitchell,
Ottoway Lee Norman, Daniel Winfield
Monroe, Fred Douglass Norman, Wesley
G9roner Norwood. Charles Hubert Over
ball. Harry Koonce Parker. David
Charles Perry, John Randolph Pinkett.
r.; Pau Harrison Prater, Earl orion
Pre-, Zed Franklin RamSaIr. tr.: Reai-
Maid Crawford Ramsey, Harry Greene
Fisher, Archibald Ferris Runner, Her
bart Smith Scurlock, Charles Hamilton
Shumate, Harold John Sims, Roger
Grave Thurston, jr.; Wales Nathaniel
McCaoudous Wallace, Lorenzo Edward
washington, Crockett Lee Waugh.
George Franklin WEIGH, James Samuel
wise, Sherad Hannibal Wright.
Dorothy Evelyn Adams, Alberta Paul
me Aston, Ruth Ella Ashton. Christine
Alfredo Bailey, Theln1A Barlxdala.
MontroSe Hunt Ballard, Gracflla Mar
tina Blakey, Lillian EsteIle Bland. Dor.
othy Marguerite Bowles, Helene Dorise
5rooks OTIS Clementine Brown, Bernice
stance Gardner Burke, Edna Mae Bush.
Margaret Ida Butler, Louise Anita
Game, Harriet May Campbell, zenobia
Lncretda Campbell. Roberta Antoinette
Cnavers, Mary Elmer Childs, Alice Mae
Clarke, 1rma Virginia Cliff, Laura. Mary
Coles, Mary Almeta Contee, Elizabeth
layton Cook, Cornelia Bill Copeland.
1nnlce Elizabeth Day, Millicent Carrie
D1ckSon, Mary Catherine Diggs, Bessie
Lee Dixon, Dorothy Eleanor Dixon. Julia
Ela DohSon, Nora Rosetta Drew. Mar
guer1te Lois Dunlap, Irene Farley. Susie
anna Fenwick, Josephine Ophelia
French, Dorothea Irene Fulton, Mar
garet Katherine Cant, Tarnie Dorothy
Otvens, Cortnne Elizabeth Golden .I1lne