Evening star., 1931-06-17
1881 BUSINESS HIGH.
CLASS HEARS DEAN.
Dean HoyIe Tells SO Grad
yates Qualities for
Leadership.

Before large duuACASS
The school auditorium 30 students were
awarded diplomas ct Business High
sch,ol lest night. The graduation ex-
ercises we're conducted by Harry ~
Hine secretary of the Board o. EoueA-
tion. and Dean Henry Grattan D0yls Va
George washington University oenVeieu
the commencement address. 49,,
Following Introductory NUMBERS Dy
the school orchestra, Rev. Rlcnaro
schmidt formally opened the ceremony
with the Invocation. A musical num-
her preceded Dean Doyle'S speecn.
The George washington University
educator stressed five points in his ad-
dress to the graduating students. ne
discussed an article recently written py
walter S. clifford, In which the lndus-
trial leader states that In 25 years ex-
perience he has observed that the COL
iege students with the highest scholar
ship records almost invariably receives
q proportionately great monetary re-
ward in later life. This, the dean as
serted, answers the query rs eoucauon
worth while?"
Able Men Needed.
Secondly, the speaker pointed out the
necessity for constant improvement OF
individual training, adding that the
the greatest need Is for persons VINO
can do something exceptionally we'll .
The graduates also were urged TO lead
the intellectual life. to follow the policy
indicated by the statement OF the Brit
ish ministry of education that "the pur-
pose of education Is not to prepare for
an occupation. but to prepare one
against it. Education must develop
powers and interests which make US
~ he
In his fourth point Dean Doyle ex-
horted the students to play the game
of life according to the rules, with due
consideration Of the value Of loyalty
and character.
He concluded by uring the cultivation
of the willingness to serve, stating tnat
the Nation above all needs useful citi-
zens. I'VE cannot all be Byrds or Lind
berghS, or even Greta Carlos" he said,
''but we can be worthy, intelligent
citizens"
The honor graduates were Dorothy
Anderson, Henrietta Chernikoh, Ralph
Cole, Robert Hid. Ethel McOasker,
Henrietta Rosenblot, william Sheehy.
Harvey Supplee. jr.; Clara Taylor and
Sylvia Weinberg. Ethel PaSsin and
Meta Phillips were commended for I'M
provement in scholarship.
Those receiving scholarships were ::
George Washington University, Bernard
Margolius, principal and Ralph Cole,
alternate; American University. Dorothy
Buppert and Ralph Cole; Columbus
University, William Sheehy; Benjamin
Franklin University, Harvey Supplee,
jr.; Southeastern University OF Y. M.
c. A., Esther Shainbloom; National
University School of Economics and
Government, Ernest Mueller.
The valedictory address was made by
Dorothy Mae Anderson. At the close
of her speech Allan Davis, principal Of
the school, presented the scholarship
awards, which went to:
Diplomas Presented.
Diplomas were given out by William
Hopkins Beck, assistant to the Secre-
tary of State.
Those graduating were Dorothy Mae
Anderson, Evelyn Mae Baker, Rose Ba-
binski, Charlotte Gertrude Baldwin,
Mildred Virginia Barker, Martha Bass,
Elsie Mae Blankenship, Joan Mary
Louise BriScuso, Anne Frances Brooks,
Mildred Brown, vivian May Brown,
Esther Clara Buchalter, Henrietta Cher
nikoff, Margaret Theresa Cox, Ruth
Jeannette Crump, Mildred Frances Gu
sick, Helen Dillon, Anna Teresa Do
bricky, Eleanor Ellicott, Elizabeth Soth-
oron Lee English. Ellen Gertrude Fell
ton, El1ZaDeCh Marie FenCOn, Evelyn Lu"
cille Fenton, Barbara Teresa Fields, FL
vira Elizabeth Finn, Lydia Adelaide
Forcella. Rose F'utrowsky. Mary Graham
Grier, Edna Hunter; Helen Mae john
son, Cleo Karydakis. Rose Charlotte
Kayian, Irene Kramer, Lillian Letvin,
Hazel Wagner Long, Ethel Irma Nc
Osker, Mary Gertrude MarSch, Chris
tine Elizabeth Meininger, Melba Mont
gomery Sylvia Morris, Florence Irene
Moser, Dorothy Eleanor Myers. Mary
Elizabeth Nuttycombe, Ethel Louise Pas
sin, Alice Peters, Meta Part, enia Phil
lips, Helen Poulos, Thelma Lee Pulliam,
Ona Helen Regan. Margaret Robertson,
Henrietta Rosenblot, Anne Robinton,
Josephine elizabeth Sawaya, Virginia
Agnes Sch1ueter, Marty Louise Sechrist.
Esther Sara Shainbloom, Edna Martha
Sherzey, Gertrude Marilla Smith,
Marion Solomon, Mary Slant, Leola
Marie Stern, Dorothy Sullivan, Elaine
Swain, Ann Tabb, Bella Tash, Clara
Taylor, Sylvia weinberg, Elma May
Wilson, Frances Maye Wilson, Thelma
Virginia Wilson, virginia Helen Witt
staff, Matilda Wood.
James Frank Booth, jr.; Ralph Cole,
John william Crown, jr.; Albert Duryee,
Roy Edgar Duvall, william Thomas
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