Evening star., 1936-05-31
a ARE GRADUATED.
FROM ST. ALbANS.
Annual Awards Made-Wil-
liam r. Castle in Bacca.
laureate Speaker.


Twenty-four boys were graduated
from st. Albans School. the National
Cathedral School for Boys, at the
twenty-seventh annual commence
ment exercises yesterday in the Great
Choir of the National Cathedral. A
twenty-fifth certificate was awarded
in absentia to a member of the class
of 1894.
William R. Castle, former Under
secretary of State, delivered the
baccalaureate address. AS the boys
were presented by Canon Albert Haw-
ley Lucas, headmaster, they received
their diplomas and certificates from
Bishop James E. Freeman.
Immediately after the presentation
of the diplomas the annual award Of
prizes was made at the Peace Cross,
when 81 emblems Of distinction were
conferred on pupils.
Fourteen of the youthful graduates,
who have passed their college board
examinations, received diplomas. The
remaining 10, who passed the exami-
nations of the school, received cer-
.tificateS.
Sch0enfeld ValedictOrian.
Douglas Reid Schoenfeld was vale
dictorian of the class, and William
Finley Milligan delivered the saluta-
tory. Six boys were made members
of the Cum Laude Society, including
Schoenfeld, Reaumur Starnes Dom
nally, John Henry Hoskinson, Wood
row Wilson Sayre, Harrison Brand, Sd,
and Calvert Sheriff Bowie.
Scholastic leaders in the forms of
the lower school, each Of whom received
a book, were Cloyd Heck Marvin, jr.;
David du Bose Gaillard, Sd; William
WHY Dunn, Louis Shreye Osborne,
John Michael Kaufman, Raymond
August Toense. jr., and John Van Ness
Philip, jr. Young Philip had the
highest general average in the lower
school.
Honor men in the upper school were
Evan Pratho Smith, Frederic Wilson
Prichett, jr: John Grant Wilmer,
William Eldred jackson, Reaumur
Stearnes Donnally. The Satterlee
Medal. for the highest general aver.
age in the upper school, went to young
jackson. He also received the Walden
Myer language award.
Erling Halover Hustvedt was award
ed the Charles C. Glover mathematics
award and the Marshall Maynard
Holcome science prize.
The Charles c. Glover English
award went to John Henry Hoskinson.
Earl Mcfarland. jr, received the Will
liam Howell Church college board
mathematics award.
Best AH-round Athlete.
Alexander Henry Carver, jr., re-
ceived the Robert Rice Award for the
best all-round athlete: the Glover Ten
mis- Cup, and was one of 80 boys to
receive letters. Six received gold ten
mis- balls as members Of the varsity
team.
Twelve silver keys were awarded for
excellent contribution as members of
the staff of st. Adams News and gold
keys were presented John Henry Hos
kinson, Harrison Brand, Sd. and Rob-
ert Holt Myers. Stanton L. Fickel.
who received key last year, was
given a bound volume of st. Adams
News.
Rollin Howard White, jr. received
a book for his faithfulness in ringing
the chapel chimes, and the American
Flag raised at the school each day
was awarded to Richard Henry Foulois.
The Harvard Club Award to the
best all-round boy in the fifth form,
chosen by members of his class, went
to Richard Henry Lee. The Joshua
Evans. Sd. Special Merit Medal was
won by Robert Holt Myers. Stanton
Livingston Fickel selected by his class
for courtesy. kindness and considera-
tion of others, received the Sisters of
the Epiphany Prize. The Headmas-
ter's Prize, for service to the school,
went to James Gordon Grayson, and
the Thomas Hyde Medal, awarded to
the best all-round boy in the school
selected by his fellow students, was
won by John Jarvis English.
Grayson Gets Medal.
Cary Travers Grayson, jr., was elect
ed head prefect for next year and
received gold medal. Silver medals
were awarded the other projects
chosen: William Eldred jackson, Earl
Morton Freligh, jr.; Richard Henry
Lee and Eugene Mackall Childs.
Members of the graduating class who
received diplomas were: Calvert Sheriff
Bowie, Harrison Brand. Sd: Alexander
Henry Carver, jr.: Reaumur Stearnes
Donnally. Harry Hampton Donnally.
jr: John Malcolm de Sleyes, Stanton
Livingston Fickel, James Gordon
Grayson, William Stuart Harrington,
John Henry Hoskinson. Woodrow Will
son Sayre. Douglas Reid Schoenfeld,
William Brush Shipper and Robert
Thompson Snow.
Certificates were awarded to Jose
Arturo Arias y Bosch, Nicholas Ashton
Beadles, John Williamson Bell. John
Jarvis English, Richard Henry Foulois,
Robert Berliner Frank, Venancio Mer-
cade Bosch, William Finley Milli-
gan, Robert Holt Myers and Charles
Hall Vetterlein.
The certificate awarded In absentia
went to Parker William Morris of the
class of 1884.