Evening star., 1932-06-05
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL.
BOYS GRADUATED.
II Given Diplomas and Ger
tifiCates at Services
Held Yesterday.
Twenty-one graduates of the National

Twenty-one graduates Of the National
Cathedral School for Boys received
diplomas and certificates yesterday att
ernoon in the first commencement SerV-
ices of the school to be held in the
great choir and sanctuary Of the Wash
ington Cathedral
The diplomas and certificates were
presented by Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Bishop of Washington, and the
haccalaureate address was delivered by
Rev. Ze Barney T. Phillips, rector OF
Epiphany Church and chaplain OF the
Senate.
Members Of Class.
The class, one Of the largest to be
graduated from the school since 1t was
established in 1909, was composed OF
William Blaine Asher, George Bowdoln
Craighill. ir.; Joshua Evans, Sd; John
MCMILLAN Gulick, Adolph August Hoeh-
ling, ir.; Marshall Maynard Holcombe,
James Wilmer Jones, Edward Shipper.
Frank Gum Sterrett and Caldwell Tyler.
Diplomas were also awarded to Guy
wilkinson Stuart Castle OF OXon Hill,
Md; Buell. O'Connor of Tulsa, Okla;
James GirWood Peirce of Bryn MaWr,
Pa, and James Ramsey Speer, lr., OF
Trappe, Md
Certificates of graduation were award
ed to Cornell Dent Booth, CaStleman
DeTollv Chesley, Robert Lindsay Fletch-
er. William MunSey Kennedy, Jr.; Con-
way Whittle Thorn and Charles Stewart
Zurhorst, all Of Washington, and Jonn
Bayne Castle of OXon Hill, Md.
Following the exercises the students
and members of their families attended
a luncheon and reception in the Lane
Johnston Building at the Cathedral. A
feature of the reception was dedlcatlon
Of the 1882 class window in the main
building of the school.
Awards Are Preented.
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
awards for the academic year were pre-
sented to the following students
William Blaine Asher was named
salutatorian.
John Henry Hoskinson had the high
est general average in the lower scnool
with honorable mention TO William LIS
cum Borden.
The Satterlee medal, named in MEM
Orv of the first Bishop OF Washington
the late Right Rev. Henry Yates Sat
terlee, for highest general average tor
the year 1882 was awarded TO John
Gilbert Nettleton, jr, with honorable
mention to John Mcmillan Gulick.
John MCMILLAN Gulick, as Valedlcto-
rian. also won the Charles e. Glover
mathematics medal, the Charles Z.
Glover English medal and the Wllllam
Howell Church college ooaro inatAe.
matics prize. awarded for the highest
marx in college entrance mathematics
examinations. The Walden Myer Ian
o,Iaga medal was awarded to Arthur
German Hills.
Castleman DeTOlly Chesley won the
Robert Rice cup, awarded TO tine pest
all-around athlete IN 1882.
A silver medal for faithfulness IN
ringing the chimes in the school chapel
was awarded to John Albert Bogiey.
Flags Are Awarded
.Tobn Bayne Castle won the St. Al
hams flag for faithful service during
1882. ,o,o
The American flag for 1897 was
awarded to William Blaine Asher.
The Harvard Club award for the best
aU-around boy in the fifth form was
awarded to Raymond stanton Fat
Charles Stewart Znrhorst received the
sisters of the Epiphany prize, awarded
to the boy who Is commended oy MS
fellows for courtesy. kindness and con-
s!deration to Others
The headmaster's med tor service 10
the school in 1892 WAS Won by Edward
Shippen.
Robert Eugene Lorton Won the 9homas
Hyde medal for the best al. 1.aroand boy
in the school during the last year,
Jerusalem crosses were awarded to
the following boys - projects for next
year: Gold cross to Raymond stanton
Patton. jr, as senior project. and ai-
YER crosses to John Grover Beard, Jr.;
James Henderson, jy.; Martip NJ. Hen
derson, Robert E. Lorton and Case b.
Rafter IT