Evening star., 1937-06-20
c. v. j. AWARDS
18SCHOLARSH|PS
All But Anacostia High
School Represented by
Boy and Girl.

TO IL members OF high school grad.
uating classes In Washington ane
nearby Maryland and Virginia wa.
announced yesterday by Georg,
washington University.
The scholarships were won by q
boy and . girl graduate OF each o.
the local senior high schools, except
the Anacostia Senior High, which ha.
no graduating class this year, as vel
aA the Bethesda Chevy Chase, Wash.
ington and Lee, and George Washing.
ton High Schools
The students, selected on the basi.
OF high scholarship and qualities ol
leadership and ability, As evidenced
IN high school activities, will entel
the university in September. Candi.
oates for the awards were interviewed
personally by committees on award.
Get up in each high school,
This method Of selection was in.
Augurated this year when the mum.
Der OF scholarships was increased from
to 20, to provide for boy and
. girl graduate Of each high school
The scholarship winners are
Central High School.
Betty Kossow, 2757 Woodley place
First in scholarship among 48e grad.
uates, member Of the Student Coun-
Gil and OF the National Honor Society
literary editor Of the Review.
Nicholas T. Cokenias, 622 Keefer
place. President of the National
Honor Society. captain in the high
school cadet corps, member OF the
Student Council, president OF the
Chevrons Club. and OF the French
Club. vice president OF the Officers'
Club, tenth in rank in the gradua ting
class.
Eastern High School.
Elsie Mae Carper. 12l Tenth street
northeast Editor in chief OF the
year book, president Of the Debat-
ing Club.
George S. Huddleston. 9O4 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. Lieuten-
ant colonel, in command of the Sd
Cadet Regiment. president OF the
Cadet Ofacers' Club, and associate
editor of The Adjutant, corps annual
publication.
Roosevelt High School.
Eleanor Sherbourne, 2l5 Albany
avenue, Takoma Park, Md Member
OF the Student Council. vice president
OF the Girls Auxiliary, secretary of
the Hilarades Club.
Richard Robert, 5000 New Hamp-
shire avenue. First lieutenant OF the
cadets. member OF cadet band. re-
cIpient OF medal for the best corporal
in the cadets, secretary OF the Ger
man Club.
Western High School.
Katherine Dacy. 1925 Wisconsin
avenue. First in scholarship in her
graduating class Of 800, member OF
the STAN Of the yearbook and student
paper, member OF Phi Beta Rho,
French Club, Spanish Club, Moderns
Club, Pan-American Club, Biology
Club, Press Club. Dramatics Club.
Frank T. McGinniss, 1921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast President of
the senior class, captain of cadets,
sports editor OF the school paper and
the yearbook, vice president Of the
Omcers' Club and Of the Chemistry
Club, recipient in 1896 of the Harvard
Club Award for the outstanding junior.
Mckinley High School.
Sue Stokely Burnett, 1904 Newton
street northeast. First In scholarship
In a class numbering 149 graduates,
member OF the staff Of Tech Life.
member OF Dramatic Club, Glee Club,
Girl Reserves. Pharos Honor Society.
recipient Of American Legion School
Award
William Kurstin, I'll Fourteenth
street northeast. Member of the stan
OF Tech Life, member Of the Pharos
Dramatic Club. Citizenship Council
Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club.
Woodrow Wilson High School.
Helen Lindsey Brown, $500 Con-
nectcut avenue. Roll of honor six
out OF eight semesters member of the
stan OF the year book, member of
tne French Club. Current Affairs Club.
Literary Club, History Club, Science
Club.
Pierce Hiding Beij, 1923 Porter
street. On the honor roll everv SEM
ester. director OF the stage crew
member OF the current events panel
the Science Club and the French
Club.
bethesda- Chevy Chase High School.
Frances Anne Thomas, IS Strath-
more avenue, Garrett Park, Md
Fourth IN scholarship in a class OF
Ill, editor in chief of Pine Tree
member OF the National Honor So
clety, Student Council and Dramatic
Club.
Grail Richard Dawson, e5oe West
ern avenue, Chevy Chase, Md. Mem.
Der OF the National Honor Society
member OF school athletic teams.
Washinston-Lee High School,
Catherine Howell Caffey, 1000 North
9lebe road, Arlington, Va. In first
10 per cent of graduating class, mem
Der OF the Glee Club, Latin Cl.o and
Chemistry Club.
IRA Vernon Brown. Second street
ana North Glebe road. Second in
scholarship in class of 2os. saluta.
torlan OF the graduating class. men.
Der OF Editorial Board of student
newspaper. member Of National Honor
society, Literary Society, Latin Club
and Student Association.
George Washington High School.
Mary Jane Morrison, 11e Belmont
avenue. Alexandria, Va. Fourth in
scholarship In class Of 1l0, art editor
OF the year book, senior class his
torlan' member of the stan of the
student paper, president Of One-act
Plays, member of the Student Coun-
Gil. French Club and Latin Club.
Courtland Harwell Davis. jr., 100
Hucker place, Rosemont, Va. First
IN scholarship in class of ITO, vale
oictorian Of graduating class, vice
president Of the Student Council. can
tain OF cadets. member of the Pub
Iie Speaking Club. Latin Club, Chess
and ChAckAr CI,,h.