Evening star., 1932-01-31
GRADUATES TOLD
Of RESPONSIBILITY
Representative Boehne OF In
diana Addresses Gen.
trail High Class.

Central High Schools 1873 midyear
graduates Friday night were admonished
| that their responsibilities to their Gov
ernment society and civilization are
| greater than the similar responsibilities
of any other generation.
Representative John w Boehne. ir..
of Indiana, was the speaker at the COM
menCement exercises in the Central
| High School Auditorium. He cited the
advances in science which have led 70
the frequently asserted statement that
there is nothing left TO do"
Il am gifted with no particular clair
voyant powers to say how much more
development man might expect to ac-
complish," Representative Bochne de-
| clsred but I tell you graduates that
the responsibilities Of youths today TO
| their Government. their responsibilities
to their society, to their civilization, are
greater than ever before"
Continuing, Representative Boehne
told the boys and girls that 1t was up
| to them to see that the United States
its Government and its civilization are
not trampled under foot"
Black and White Stage.
Centrals commencement presented an
L
and girl graduates wore traditional caps
and gowns The men participants in
! the exercises wore tuxedos. The color
scheme was completed by the black eve
ming gown worn by Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle. vice president of the Board of
Education, who presided over the eXer-
CiSeS
Rev William E. LaRue, pastor o. the
Takoma Park Baptist Church opened
the commencement with the pronounce
ment of the invocation. Representative
BOehne was then introduced and made
| the formal address. Dr. Harvey A
! Smith. principal of Central, then an
nounced the scholarship winners
Frances Crawford was named as having
! completed the course with a perfect
record, having received grades Of 100
per cent. "E" and "A" in all subject
quizzes Edith Pendleton and Francis
Zalesak were announced for having
earned nearly perfect record Three
! fOurths of all the grades earned by them
were AS" and "Es" Alice Green and
Anne Carter were named for having
maintained outstanding records" during
the short time they spent at Central
having transferred from other schools to
the local institution. Miss Pendleton
also was awarded the scholarship to the
issa Marie Collier was presented with
the scholarship to the Southeastern Uni
yersity Of the Y. M c. A.
DR.. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent
Of schools. presented the diplomas to
the graduates. The program was COM
pleted by music by the Central High
School Orchestra under the direction
of Samuel Wood
Members Of Class.
Diplomas were received by the fol-
lowing: Kathryn H. Abel, Dorothy M
Albea. Dorothy V. Allen, Georgia
w. Amrein, Eleanor F Anderson,
Mary R. Atwood. Josephine E. Bair-
stow. May P. Baker Margaret L.
| Ballden, Claire 8. Baum. Velerie E.
Becker, Evelyn BehrenS, Lillian A
BehrenS. Miriam Blendman, Lucille E
Blick Katherine L. Bradley Mildred C.
Brooke Grace M. Brown. Jean C. Buck,
Abbie K CammaCk, Bernadine " Car
ney, Anne L. Carter, Florence E Coe-
field, Ada j. Cohen, ClarisSa M Collier
Elizabeth M. Conlon, Janet Crandall,
Frances V. Crawford EStelle S. Cum
ningham, Marie Della, Evelyn V. Dent,
Dorothy M. Detweiler, Dorothy F. Dur
! kin, Jerrye E. Embrey, Rose Feldman,
Margaret M. Ferguson. Helen L. Fisher,
Alba GammarinO. Dorothy L. Garner,
Elizabeth L. Gerard. Gertrude L. Gil
! christ, Nell M. Giles. Agnes Gill, Marian
E. Gouty. Alice z. Green. Ruth H,
Gurney Mary L. Hall, Margaret L.
Hammond. Elizabeth G. Harper. Mar
jorie B. Harrison. Vesta G. Hartwell,
Hazel H Hickman, Lois Hefiin Kath-
crime T Heyser. Thelma M. Hirschman,
Marion c. Hoglund, Elizabeth H. Hop
kins, Elizabeth M. Howard, jeanette
B. Howard, Willie B. Howard, Dorothy
M Howe. Annie M. Hutchins, Margaret
Trey. Anna z. Johns, Jane w. Johnson,
Mary r. Lambert. Dorothy B. Lane,
Irma J. LaRue Margaret M. Lavender
Jessie A. LeFevre, Martha y Limbaugh,
Eleanor F. Lodge. Elizabeth L. Lyman,
Helen E. Mauchly. Kathleen Z. Nc
Cormie. Mildred NJ MULTI. Hazel L.
Munroe Ruth T. Murray. Helen Mach
man. Miriam Nachman, Nellie-Mae Neff
Ann K. Nelson. Bessie Orenstein. Ethel
/. Payne, Mary E. Pearson. Edith c.
PendletOn. Martha N. Petersen, Vic
. toria P Peyser, Mary L. Phipps Mary
r. Pope. Mary C. Porter, Jean C.
Puzrin, Anna M Quirk, Mary c. Ryan,
Mary M Roche. Beatrice Schwartz,
Margaret A. Scott, Ruth Simon, Hazel
H Simpson, Dorothy Sinkov, Margaret
I. Strong. Rosella C. Taggart Anne
Teplitz, Frances Teplitz, Elizabeth o.
Turnipseed, Dorothy L. Venezky, Mar
jorie A. Waldron, Mary e. Wallen,
Clarissa M Waple, Rebecca c. White,
Alice Wink, Cornelia Woodward, Dora
ZukofT
Sol Borsky, Joel j. Bass, Klaud K.
Bittner, Laurence B. Bonner, Maxwell
F BraSch. James BurrusS. Thomas L.
{ Casey. Stephen G. Chacora-. Fink
/ NJ Chavez John F. Cheston Febo A.
! Chirieleison, william H Clark. William
+ H. Comedy Kenneth NJ. Conner, Guy
E. Champion, John P Currie, Glen H.
| Deem, Robert Dougan jr.; Packard
] Dow. Gilbert S. Elefsiades, Arthur S.
Embrey, Jack Felstein, George l. Fried
man, Louis M. Gallun, Wlliam N. Gar
rott Franklin A. Gibbons, Albert 8.
coIdblstt. Wilbur W Gooch. william j,