Evening star., 1934-01-28
zoo GRADE PUPILS
MAKE SENIOR HIGH
Promotions Feature of Sec.
ond Semester Opening.
Graduati0nS Many.

eighth grade directly into senior high
school this week when the second
semester of the District Of Columbia
public school system is launched.
The new semester begins Wednesday.
Besides the promotion of the eighth
grade children. the week also will wit
ness graduation exercises in "a senior
and Junior high schools. The compar-
atively small number of eighth grade
number of junior high schools now in
the system. Under the junior high
school plan, elementary school children
leave that branch of the system at the
completion of their sixth grade. After
three years in the junior high schools,
they enter senior high school for three
years.
Graduations in the high schools. and
the presiding officer at each follow:
Central High School, pm, We'd
nesday, Henry I. Quinn, School Board
member; Eastern (three-year class, 8
pm. Tuesday, Jere j. Crane, business
manager of the school system; Eastern
(four-year class, 8 pm Wednesday,
Robert L. Haycock. assistant superin-
tendent; Mckinley High School. 8 pm.
Wednesday. DR.. Hayden Johnson, pres
ident of the School Board, and Dr.
Frank w. Ballou, superintendent. also
participating: Roosevelt High School,
pm Tuesday, Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, School Board member; Western
High School, l:30 pm. Wednesday,
George Whitwell, School Board men,
Der.
Other Graduation Lists.
Deal Junior High School, pm,
Wednesday, Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith.
School Board member; Eliot High
School, pm. Tuesday, Mr.. Whitwell;
Gordon, 2 pm, wednesday, DR.. Stephen
E. Kramer, first assistant superintend-
ent; Hine, pm, Tuesday. Mr. Quinn;
Jefferson, 8 pm, Wednesday, Mr..
Crane; Langley. 8 pm, Tuesday Henry
Gilligan, School Board member; Mac
farland, 1870 pm, Tuesday. DR.. Kra-
mer; Paul, 2 pm. Wednesday, Mrs.
Doyle: Powell, pm. Wednesday. Mr..
Gilligan, and Stuart, 2 pm, Wednes-
day. Mr.. Hine.
Armstrong High School. pm. Tues
day. DR.. j. Hayden johnson, School
Board member; Cardoza High School 2
pm Tuesday. Mrs. William McNeill;
Dunbar High School, pm, Wednes-
day, Charles Houston, School Board
member
Francis Junior High School. 1890
am, Tuesday, DR.. johnson; Garnet
Patterson, 2 pm. Tuesday, Mr.. Hous
Mrs McNeill; Shaw, pm, Wednesday,
A. K. Savoy, assistant superintendent,
and Terrell, l pm, Wednesday, DR.. H.
H. Long.
The eighth grade elementary school
pupils who will be promoted directly
to high school Wednesday, follow by di-
visions:
First Division.
John Eaton School.-Hariet A. Deni-
son teacher: Betty A. Bell, Jean S.
Broughton, William B. Buchanan, Syl-
via Gilbert. Floris r. Hebb, Mary F.
Pope and George B. Ward. Grace c.
Palmer, teacher: Gertrude D. Farrell,
George c. Howard, Peter Thomas Kalla,
William j. Riley, Frances E. Robey.
Third Division.
John Quincy Adams School-Miss
M. Burbank, teacher: Stewart L. Ba-
ker, John r. Coan, Luis Y. De Bayle.
Robert F. Geraci, Bowie w. Llliard,
William j. Nichols, william r. Pole,
]. Helen Bedell, Annette E: Burroughs,
Louise M. Cabell, Elizabeth A. Davis,
M. Elisabeth Evert, Marion Frankel,
Helen E. Jones, Jeanne M. Kellogg,
Ruth w. Kirk, Betty Kossow, Mary F.
Langley, Ellen E. LAUGH, Marion LaZ-
arus, Zoe McCombs, Norman B. Moore,
Harrison T. Meserole, Donald T. Os-
good, Warren M. York, jr.; Judith E.
de Lima, Jane c. Eustis, Jane Harden,
Lora-Marie Hoover, Joan Kaufman,
Gladys Mclaughlin, Jean H. Skinner
and M. Virginia Winters.
Miss A. M. Muntz, teacher: Dorothy
Albee, Florence v. Appel James c.
Beauchamp. Mary A. Daidone, Jerome
L. Furman, Mary A. Gray, Abe Gen.
H. Hartman, Louis Kornhauser, 1rma
r. Mailman, Erwin E. Osgood, Jeanne
M. Palmer, s. Gunnar Radhe, Dudley
Spruill, Bernard J. Smith, Ursula w.
Sandridge, Betty L. Smith, Charles M.
Troutman, Marjorie D. Trusler. Harry
U. Tretler, Marguerite v. Welch, Elsie
NJ. Burton, Betty G. Brooks. Mary A.
Clstard Dorothy D. Davis, Geraldine
v. De Foe, Jacqueline B. Jones. Edward
r. Tyree and Herbert H. Wright.
Sixth Division.
Benning School, G. E. Kelsey,
teacher-Fred W. Sanders, Henry A.
6chaefer, Erma J. Faber, June M. Orton
and Marie A. Peacock.
Seventh Division.
Congress Heights School, Elizabeth B.
Lindsay, teacher.-Willard E. Smith,
Charles E. Meyer, Frederick W. Elliott,
George v. Graham, Joseph w. Hall,
Merlin e. Olmstead, Lawrence e. Payne,
Ernest j. Day, Arthur F. Mclaughlin,
Maurice L. Perrygo, Ellen F. Dawson,
Josephine M. Di Carlo, Laurie v. Dell.
eha EyaI
M. James, Ella L. jenkins. Elaine L.
Olmstead. Waldie Louise Osborn, Helen
A. Pell, Dorothy E. Poole. katharine v.
Price, Muriel L. Quinn, Geneva B.
White, Margaret E. Yeager, Roger L.
Sanford and Harry F. Keag.
Randle Highlands School, M. De
Marco, teacher.-CharleS B. Ellicott,
Robert K. Binnix, James r. Ellis, Walter
A. Ellison, Albert L. Gates, Gordon P.
Gibson, Richard L. Jenkins, James w.
Pulliam, Paul j. Quade. James H. Spald-
ing, Elaine A. Bacas. Eva Herath, Helen
Ketcham, Helen M. Marcy, Helena Pfaff,
Philena r. Shoots and Winona L.
Whitaker.
Lenox School, Ruth r. wilken,
teacher-Jessie T. Arthur, Helen M
Brown. Arthur B. Chick, Bertha O.
Ferguson. Ethel Gindes, Margaret E.
Hall, Mary v. Holladay. Jennie v.
Kirkwood, Mary r. johnson, Joseph L.
Smith. George A. Welland, Charles
Corbin, Howard j. Daniels and Onn
Rogers.
Ketcham-van Buren School, Esther
3. Pinck, teacherAAlois J.. Barrett,
Ruth v. Bell, Harry c. Byron, Lor-
raine M. Cloude. James v. Coon. Irma
K. Cussler. Margaret Franklin, Joseph
M Frye, Nora B. Gibson, Leonora H.
Hall, Milton E. Hammer, Evelyn E.
Joyce, John w. Kdwell, Doris M. Kin
sella. Ellen e. Lane, Raymond e. Let
ner, F. Margaret Lowe, Harold Man
ming, Margaret E. Midget, Marian L.
Ohm, Raymond S. Pyles, Daniel v.
Roberts, Helen v. Shimeall, Alvin P.
Steele. Dorothy L. Steiwer, Myrtle v.
Sullivan, Charlotte L. Truman. Preston
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