Evening star., 1934-06-10
aD7 MONTGOMERY
PUPILS TO FINISH
Graduates Set Record This
Year in Seven County
High Schools.
~ stan Correspondent Of The Star.

RraOudllONS III Tile County. Lie pic
vious mark was 296, set last year.
Diplomas are to be awarded at
Takoma- Silver Spring, Gaithersburg
and Poolesville High Schools on
Tuesday night, at Rockville High on
Wednesday and at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, Sherwood and Damascus High
School on Thursday with pretentious
programs opening at o'clock ar
ranged for each institution.
Thomas C. Darby, president Of the
Board of Education, will present the
certificates of graduation to the stu
dents at Takoma Silver Spring and
Damascus, while other members Of
the board have been assigned to the
other institutions as follows: DR..
Edwin W. Broome, superintendent Of
schools, Gaithersburg; Mrs. Julian
B. Waters, Poolesville; George w.
Davis, Rockville; George P. Sacks,
Bethesda Chevy Chase. and William
H. McCeney, Sherwood High.
Programs Announced.
The programs for the commence
ment exercises follow:
Damascus-Overture by Miss Jane
Bogley. instructor in music; invoca-
tion, Rev. w. Clark Main, pastor of
the Damascus M. E. Church; saluta-
tory, jamie Woodfield; chorus. The
Sportsman's Code; essay. rs America
Self Contained?" by Janice Watkins;
chorus, THE June Song; address by
Miss Lavinia, member of Maryland
General Assembly; solo, Friend O
Mine" Jesse Burdette; award of prizes
by Principal E. Guy Jewell. presenta-
ton of class gifts by Allie Mae Mox-
ley, class president; award of diplomas
by Mr. Darby. valedictory by Miss
Moxley. benediction by Rev. Main.
Gaithersburg-Senior march, music
by high school orchestra; invocation
by Rev. Frank A. Tyler. pastor of
the Grace M. E. Church, South;
chorus by senior class boys. Stout
hearted Men; instrumental number
by the senior band. America For
ever; essay by Eugene Broadhurst,
preparedness - Safeguard for
Peace; solo by Agnes Cornwell,
Sweet Mystery of Life" double quar-
tet, composed of Elizabeth Mullinix.
Elizabeth DuLaney. Frances Ward,
Ruby williams. Joseph Hawkins. Lin
wood Heller. Eugene Broadhurst and
Maurice Robust; essay by Elizabeth
DuLaney, The Land of Romance
and Patriotism; duet. Elizabeth
Gypsy Love Song; trumpet solo,
Eugene Broadhurst, Believe Me If All
Those Endearing Young Charms;
essay by Frances Ward, Our Foot
prints; chorus by senior class,
Marching Along Together; pre-
sentation of diplomas by DR.. Broome,
special awards by Principal Thomas
Troxell, benediction by Rev. J. E.
James, pastor of Epworth M. E.
Church South
Takoma- Silver Spring.
Takoma- Silver Spring-Processiona
by the ensemble. invocation by Rev.
Thomas A. Calnan, pastor of St.
Michaels Catholic Church. address
of welcome by class president, Harry
Mason; salutatory, Doris Harlan;
June Rhapsody" by Girls Glee
Club: valedictory. Doris Leizear !;
piano selection, "Danse Polonaise," by
Florence McCann; address to gradu-
ates by Benjamin G. Davis, member
of Board of Montgomery County
Commissioners; awards and presenta-
ton Of student honors. Principal
Edgar M Douglass; presentation of
diplomas by Mr.. Darby; mixed chorus,
God of Our Fathers" with trumpet
accompaniment by Robinson Abbott,
Malcolm Collision, Courtland Kramer !;
benediction, Rev j. Welsey LOTUS,
pastor OF the Silver Spring Baptist
Church.
Poolesville-Invocation by Rev. A.
r. Owens, pastor of the Poolesville
M. E. Church. South; professional,
The Daisy Chain" with music by
Junior high school; march Of senior
class to platform, song by senior
class. presentation Of pageant, The
Graduates Seven Guides" by Junior
high school; award of diplomas by
Mrs. Waters benediction by Rev. Guy
Crook. pastor of St. Peters Episcopal
Church; seniors farewell song and
recessional.
Rockville Exercises.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of graduating
class to the song. Mighty Fortune, "
by Miss Elgar Jones; invocation by
Rev. J. Lloyd Black. Rockville Chris
tan Church.; salutatory. Mollie
Waters: girls chorus, Sweet and
Low: vocal quartet, ITO You," sung
by Marian Lohr, Grace Baker,
Mozelle johnson and Margaret
Walker; address by James White,
president of Students Republic; vale
dictory, Lloyd Brewer; address to
graduates and award of medals
and scholarships. Principal L. Fletcher
Schott: presentation of diplomas
by Mr.. Davis. A medal for the
student adjudged foremost in char
acter during the four-year period the
graduating class has been in school
is to be presented by Principal
Schott in honor of his son, who was
accidentally shot and killed some
time ago.
Sandy Spring-Processional, invo-
cation by Rev. Melvin Lederer, ad-
dress Of welcome by Katherine
DeHaven, musical selections by Gladys
Beall and George Bonifant, address
by senior class president, David
Brigham; address by schoolboy pa
trolman, Dryden Unglesbee; song,
Farewell" by John Riggs; presenta-
ton of diplomas by Mr.. McCeney;
member of Board Of Education; pres
entation of special awards by Principal
Austin Lamar, address by Willard
Boswell, winner of the recent county
oratorical contest; benediction, Rev.
Thomas Opie; occasional.
Bethesda Chevy Chase - Process
sional, Dorothy Hobley; scripture
reading. Dean Evans; song, girls OF
the senior class; talks by seniors,
Relation Between High School Edu-
cation and the Use of Leisure Time. "
Frances Mcmillan, Margaret Springer,
Naomi Green and Alison Claflin; song,
boys of tn senior class; speaker, DR..
Frederic w. Perkins of the Universal
fst National Memorial Church; award
of diplomas, Mr.. Sacks: recessional,
Dorothy Hobley.
PHYSICIAN TO SPEAK