The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
222 ARE PRESENTED
DIPLOMAS AT HIGH
SCHOOL EXERCISES
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The music was furnished by the
High School glee club, under d.
rection of Mrs. Laura Howell Nor
den.
The Amy Bradley Medal, award
ed to the Senior with the highest
scholastic average for the four
year High school period, was pre-
scented to William Lassiter by
Gloria Nichols.
After the presentation of d.
plomas by Mr.. Hamilton, the High
school band played the National
anthem.
In this fourth wartime commen-
cement, many of the students are
graduating under unusual circum-
stances. The following boys have
entered the armed services during
the school year., and having earn
ed the required credits before leav-
ing school, received their diplomas
in absentia: Claude Daniel An
drews, Lucian Paul Campbell, Jr.,
Robert Jennings Chinnis, Gerald
O'Neil Conrad, Louis A. Hanson,
Jr., Charles Dennen Jones, Andrew
Mazur, Charles J. Mitchell, Nor
ris H. Monk and Thomas Mason
Smell.
John WeddeIl Harriss, who is
now in service, is home on leave
and was on the platform in uni
form to receive his diploma.
George Edward Saleem, one of
the two students now in service
who completed his school credits
after going into the service, also
received his diploma in absentia.
The other student, George Cal
houn Field, Jr.. was present at
the exercises.
Of the four students who last
January passed the special Col
lege entrance examinations and
entered college with the proviso
that upon satisfactorily completing
the spring semester of college
work, they would be awarded their
High school diplomas, only Eu-
gene NJ Smith, Jr. was present.
The other three students have not
as yet completed their college
term, but will be awarded their
diplomas upon completion.
Diplomas were also presented to
students who completed graduation
requirements by attending the 1914
summer school sessions. Among
these were George Dudley Daugh-
try, John James Ormand and Will
liam Earl Stewart, all now in serv-
ice; Doris Iretta Hayes, now TAX
ing nurses training who was pre-
sent to receive her diploma; Mary
Chandler, Albert Morris Levine and
Katherine Warlick Sears, now col
lege students; and Anne Hardison
LaPorte and Carolyn G. Mintz, who
are employed. Miss Sears, Miss
MintZ and Mr.. Levine were present
at the exercises TO receive their
diplomas.
Other members of the 1915
graduating class are:
Louis A. Andrews, Thomas Ken
yon Appleberry, Robert Anderson
AshWorth, III, Emile Richard
Ayash, William A. Barlow, Joseph
Irwin Bobbitt, Spencer Hoel Bow
ers, Robert Jennings Brindell, Jr.,
Harry Thomas Buchanan, Jr.,
Calvin S. Billiard, Phillip Hilburr
Bumby, James Moss Burns, Jr.,
William McIver Cameron, Jr., Will.
lie Vernon Canaday. Leon Lee
Chadwick, Ernest Coley, Bernard
Augustus Corbett, Jr., Harry
Charles Craft, Jr.. James Aller
Groom, Donald Fales Davis, Cliff
ton Nash Dixon, Jr., Murdoch Ed
ward Dowd, Jr., James Creed Eos.
ter, William Larry Cooley, Henry
c. Cooley, James Max Goodwin
Walter Isaac Goldburg and Charles
Earl Greer.
Charles Furman Hall, Lynn Ma
con Harton, William C. Head, Jr.
Clayton c. Holmes, Jr., Jack Maui
rice Holton, Victor Earl James
Robert Lee Jones, John Rufus
King, Clynn S. Korney, William
Edmund Lassiter, Harold D. Leon
ard, William Hyrne Lopez, Johr
T. Lowrimore, Hugh B. McFarling
Carl Edward Mason, Joe Adolphus
Mathis, Jr., Bobby F. Manner
Hugh M. Milton, Joe Shepard
Morrison, Marvain Edward Myers
Jr. and Emil Meyers, Jr.
Curtis Bailey Newton, Edward
Leroy Nigh, Jr., William Alexand-
er Nurnberger, Jr., Charles Odell
Jr., Nick Steve Pantazis. Richard
F. Phelps, Jr., Walter Michael
Powell, Charles Rhyme Ramseur,
Wilton Andrew Rankin, Willis
Cole Rogers, William Herbert Rus
sell, Carl Leonard Sexton, Louis
Carl Sammons, Robert A. Scott,
III T. Sell, III, Sanford Abram
Shmerling, John N. Smith, Jr.,
Thomas Gray Smith, William R.
Stewart, Robert Hector Strickland
James Paul Swicegood, Joseph
Wright Taylor, Wyatt Douglas
Trent, Jr, Charles Wayne Trout.
man, George Won Oesen, John Will
liam Walker, Thomas F. Walton
and James Leroy Wells, Jr.
Mary Pauline Allender, Gwendo.
lyn Mae Avery, Rachel Axler,
Doris Juanita Bame, Myrtle Caro-
lyn Batson, Oracle Lee Bennett
Helen Vance Biddle, Mildred
Louise Boone, Alice Jean Bostian
Anna Bernice Branham, Dorothy
Elizabeth Bradley, Barbara Anne
Brindell, Martha Jewel Brinson