Evening star., 1935-06-02
BISHOP FREEMAN
GIVES DIPLOMAS
Class of Fl Graduates From
National Cathedral School
for Boys.

Twenty-one graduates of the Ma
tional Cathedral School for Boys re-
ceived their diplomas yesterday from
Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Blsnop
of Washington, at commencement ex-
ercises in the great choir of the WASH
ington Cathedral The graduates were
presented by Rev. Albert Hawley Lucas,
canon of Washington Cathedral and
headmaster of st. Albans School.
Rev Oliver James Hart, D. D., rec
tor of st. Johns Parish, Lafayette
SQUARE, delivered the commencement
address to the students before large
congregation of parents. fellow STU
dents, friends and alumni. Music was
furnished by the Cathedral choir of
men and boys, with the clergy also
participating in the service.
Members Of Glass.
Members of the graduating class in
cluded: Tinsley Adams. Charles Serb
ner Grant, Charles Francis Heasty,
tr.: Lewis Vandegrift Lee, Earl Nc
Farland. jr.: Remsen Brinckerhoff
Obilby, I'd: Hugh Robinson, Charles
Carroll Soule, I'd; Gilbert Grosvenor
Edison, Robert Stevens Fowler. Robert
Edmund Good, Clark Lee Henderson,
Lawrence Fike Jones. Marshall George
Linn, James Russell Mcqueen, Thomas
Alfred Morgan, jr.; Douglas Wise
Phillips. William Dudley Slocum, Da-
Md Maths Snyder Adam Martin Wy
ant, ir.. and William Finley Wright.
Directly after the formal exercises,
G
sembled on the lawn near the peace
cross for awarding of prizes. The 1888
elass window was dedicated in the
Harriet Lane Johnston Building prior
70 an outdoor luncheon.
List of Honor Awards.
Among the honors awarded were
the following:
Robert Edmund Good was an
nounced as valedictorlan OF the grad
uating class, and Remser Brincker-
hoff Ogilby. I'd. at salutory.
The Thomas Hyde Medal for the
best all-around boy in St. Adams
School was awarded to Charles Serb
ner Grant.
The headmasters prize for service to
St. Adams School was awarded to
Lewis Vandegrift Lee.
The Sisters of the Epiphany Prize
awarded to the boy who is COM
mended by his fellows for courtesy,
kindness and consideration of others
went to Charles Francis Heasty, Jr.,
crucifer in the Cathedral choir.
The Joshua Evans. Sd, special
merit" award for 1885 was conferred
upon Douglas Wise Phillips.
The Yale undergraduate award went
to John Henry Hoskinson. and the
Harvard Club award for the best all
around boy in the fifth form was re-
ceived by John Jarvis English.
The Robert Rice award to the best
all-around athlete in the class of 1885
and the Glover Tennis Cup award both
went to Alexander Henry Carver, jr.
The ST. Adams flag as special
award for faithful service was awarded
to Clark Lee Henderson. and the
American flag for 1885 awarded to
Charles Carroll Soule. I'd.
The award for faithfulness in ring
ing the chimes during 1885 was given
Whiting Wicker.
Medal for Highest Average.
The Henry Yates Satterlee Medal for
the highest general average in study
for the year 1925 was awarded to Will
liam Eldred jackson, with honorable
mention to Reaumur Stearnes DON
nally and John Grant Wilmer.
The Charles C. Glover mathematics
award and English award went to Earl
Mcfarland, jr., and Charles Francis
Heasty. jr.. respectively.
The William Howell Church College
Board mathematics prize, awarded for
the highest marks attained in the. COL
lege entrance examination board tests
given last June. was conferred on An
son Roberts Hyde, who attained a
rating of 80 per cent in solid geometry
and trigonometry.
The Walden Myer Language Medal
went to Reaumur Stearnes Donnally
and the Marshall Maynard Holcombe
Science Prize to Woodrow Wilson
Sayre.
Jerusalem crosses for projects to
serve next year were awarded as fol-
lows: Gold Cross to John Jarvis Eng
lish, and silver crosses to James Cor
don Grayson. Douglas Reid Schoen-
field. Richard Henry Foulois. Stanton
Livingston Fickel and William Finley
Milligan.
The highest general average in the
lower school for 1885 was attained by
Frederic Wilson Prichett, jr., with
honorable mention to Harold Glen
denim Hinton and David du Bose
Gaillard. I'd.
Heads Of Forms Named.
The heads of the forms in the up
per school were announced as fol-
lows: Form lib, Raphael Semmes,
with the percentage of 824; form
lila, John Grant Wilmer, with a
percentage of 5000. form w, William
Eldred Jackson, with a percentage of
ola; form v, Reaumur Stearnes Dom
nally, with percentage of 89.4, and
form VI, Earl Mcfarland, jr., with
. percentage of 866.
Heads of the forms in the lower
school for next year were announced
as follows: Form v, Mr.. Wagner's
class. Richard LIE Ray Borden, with a
percentage of 89.2; form B, Mr.. Jar
mans class, David du Bose Gaillard,
I'd. with a percentage of Ola: form A,
Mr.. Fiske's class, Harold Clendenin
Hinton. with a percentage of 92.5;
form A. Mr.. Ingle's class, John
Michael Kaufman, with percentage
of 91.2; form I, Mr.. Middleton's choir
class, John Edgar Hare, with per-
centage Of 82.5; form I, Mr.. Bar
lows class, Ellsworth Chapman Al
word, jr., with a percentage of 90.2;
form II, Mr.. McGehee's class, Fred
eric Wilson Prichett, jr, with a per-
centage Of 927.
Election to the active chapter of the
Cum Laude Society was awarded to
Earl Mcfarland. jr.; Marshall George
Linn, Lewis Vandegrift Lee. Charles
6cribner Grant and Charles Francis
Heasty, jr.