Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
ATHLETIC AWARDS
ARE WON BY PUPILS
Gold Honors Go to 375, Silver
to 1892 and Bronze
to 1856 Students.

Gold awards have been won by 375
public school children who met success
fully the highest of three standard ath-
1etic and health attainments at the
close of the 1930-31 school year, accord
ing to an announcement Saturday by
DIR. Rebecca Stoneroad, director of
physical training in the schools.
A total of 1888 pupils received awards
in all three tests. OF these, 1885 re-
ceived the bronze award for the first
and simplest test; 1882 were presented
with silver awards and the rest won the
gold pins and buttons.
The third test included, for boys, a
60-yard dash in eight seconds the
pitching of three strikes" out of six
pitched balls, and running broad jump
of IL feet. Girls who won the highest
award threw three out of five basket
ball goals, executed potato race in ID
seconds and executed a maneuver which
embraced the tossing of basket ball
after run of 80 feet, catching the ball
and running back to the starting point.
Besides these actual feats, both boys
health habit and posture ratings.
Winners of the gold awards were:
DIVISION 1.
Brown School: Eighth grade, Miss
Martha Berry. teacher-Bob King.
Eighth grade, Miss Louise Fitzgerald,
teacher-Ross Beach and Jeanne Nor
gan. Eighth grade. Miss Alma Hen
dey, teacher-Arthur Traylor, Andrew
Walker, Mack Higgins and Mildred
Simons. Seventh grade, Mrs. K. L.
Hutchinson, teacher-Leonard Mudd,
James Willis, Elizabeth Camalier and
Mary Alice Savage
Corcoran School: Seventh grade, Miss
Grace Beard, teacher-Leonard Will
1iams and Margaret Mills.
John Eaton School: Eighth grade,
Miss Harriet Denison, teacher-Doris
Mitman. Eighth grade, Mrs. L. c. Par
ham, teacher-Charles Wells, Barbara
Dyer, Georgine zelenka, Elizabeth
Weaver and Dorothy Conan. Seventh
grade, Miss Dorothy Wilson, teacher
Donald Miller.
Grant School: Eighth grade, Miss
Margaret Lockwood, teacher-Richard
Smith. Elmer King and Adrian Smith.
Seventh grade, Miss Edith Church,
teacher-Ercola Viana, Charles Creigh-
ton, Evelyn Giussett and Dorothy Har-
per.
Janney School: Eighth grade, Miss
Elizabeth Hutchinson, teacher-William
Donaldson, Edward keenan, and Hugh
Funk. Eighth grade, Mrs. M. G. Wal
oron, teacher = Luther Pagan, Henry
Horn, Robert Mawson, Ernest Miller,
Ralph Morders. John Skinner, Charles
WINNER and Ruth Mcmillan. Seventh
grade Miss Elizabeth Rounds, teacher
Carl Grimm, Angelo ValenZa. Leon Mir
quet, Wilfred Daniels, Kimball Scribner,
Joe Porto and Peter Byrum. Seventh
grade, Mrs. Jennie Stafford. teacher
William Barvee, William Craven and
Perry FouSt.
Murch School: Seventh grade, Miss
Helen Gantley, teacher-Frances Ball.
Seventh grade, Miss Catherine Rooney,
teacher-Dorothy DietZ.
Oyster School: Sixth grade, Miss
Eliza Darneille, teacher-Richard Albro
and Georgiana Calver.
DIVISION 3.
Adams School: Eighth grade. Miss
Carol Wroe, teacher-Stanley Stocks
lager. Alfred Groom, George Brousard,
Chester Benny, Donald Williams. Eliza
beth Meininger Meliss Las Pinas, Fife
Canham, Elmyra Joachim and Lyle
Dabney. Seventh grade, Miss Carol
Wroe, teacher-Vance Koontz.
Brightwood School: Sixth grade,
Miss Lena Miller, teacher-Bertha Sim
tetos.
Cooke School: Eighth grade, Miss
Ethel Tracy, teacher-Jack Pomery and
Sydney Shacklette. Seventh grade, Miss
Mary Dallas, teacher-Harold Lands
man, Mary Gore, Yolanda Scafide, Mu-