Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-19
Woodrow Wilson
High School Gives
Diplomas 10 441
Principal N. J. Nelson
Announces Awards of
College Scholarships

Woodrow Wilson High School
yesterday graduated AL students at
final exercises in the school stadium.
Diplomas were presented and
honors and scholarships announced
by Principal Norman j. Nelson.
Charles D. Drayton, representing
the Board of Education, gave greet
ings to the class.
Donald Worth gave the address
of welcome and Jane Slime the
address of farewell. JoSepha Fuller,
the class secretary, led the salute
to the flag. DR.. Paul Douglass, new
president of American University.
gave the invocation.
Honor awards winners were:
Kent Balls, American Legion award
for good citizenship by National
Cathedral Post and Rotary Club
certificate for outstanding citizen
ship; Donald Baker, scholarship to
George Washington University; Ed
ward Beacon, scholarship to George
town University: Jack Bennett,
freshman regional scholarship to
Harvard College and Lion Club saber
award; William BoSien, scholarship
to American University; Edward
Bradley, Harvard Club of Washing
ton scholarship and Harvard College
scholarship; Pauline Cammack,
Kober award for excellence in home
economies; Ruth Cheney. scholar
ship to Oberlin College awarded on
the basis of competitive examina-
ton in mathematics and American
Legion award for good citizenship
from National Cathedral Post: Ed
mund Cowdrey, CervanteS Medal for
excellence in Spanish: Barbara
Dleterich, scholarship to the Mar
Jorie Webster School; William
Drewry, scholarship to Virginia
Military Institute; Jane Engen, half
tuition scholarship to American Uni
VerSity; Robert Ferguson, scholar
ship TO Lehigh University: Robert
Fisher, BauSch & Lomb Medal for
excellence in science; Gloria Fowler,
District Of Columbia Home Eco
Monies Association award for eX-
cellence in home economies; Josepha
Fuller, scholarship to Wooster
College; Marjorie Goodman, Vergil
Medal for excellence in Latin: Rena
Grlnnel, musical scholarship TO
Grinnen College.
John HartShorn and William
HartShorn, scholarship to Dart
mouth College: Barbara Hemphill.
scholarship to the Abbott Art School:
Robert Hendon, scholarship to
William and Mary College: Felice
Herman, Chevy Chase Women's
Club scholarship award of $3.50 for
college of her own choice; David
HSia, scholarship to Haverford Col
lege; Betty Kendrick, scholarship to
Trinity College, Celeste Kenney.
scholarship to the summer school
OF the Abbott Art School; Robert
Kugel, scholarship to Dartmouth
College; Mark Leiserson. the Amos
Miller scholarship to Oberlin Col
lege and Civitan Club award for
good citizenship; Everett McQueary,
scholarship to the Corcoran Art
School; Mary Parks, scholarship to
the National School of Art; Eddie
Polhamus. Michigan Alumni award
for scholarship, athletics and leader
ship; Benjamin Pugh, freshman
scholarship to Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology; Philip Rice,
scholarship to Lawrence College,
Appleton, Wis; Roberta Rule,
scholarship to American University;
Osler Schwarz, scholarship for
Georgetown University; Mary Beth
Sheppard, scholarship to George
Washington University.
Donald Stevenson, freshman
scholarship to the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology; Jane Slime,
regional scholarship to Radcliffe
College; Annettee Theriault, schol-
arship to Seton Hill College, Green's
burg, Pa; Betty Uelsmann, fresh
man scholarship to Randolph
Macon Woman's College; Henry
Wensel, honorable mention in Latin
in the awards Of the George Emer-
son Lowell scholarship of Harvard
College and Deep Springs scholar
ship given by the Telluride Associa-
ton; Donald Worth, Harvard book
award to outstanding junior boy,
George Westinghouse cooperative
scholarship to Carnegie Institute of
Technology and Rensselaer, Medal
for excellence in mathematics and
science.
Five students passed their ex-
aminations for entrance to the
Coast Guard Academy, Naval Acad-
envy and Military Academy. They
are: Rodney jerks. Henry Claterhos.
Henry Aurand, Kirkland Heiss and
Mason Young.