Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Az" THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
8 High School Seniors
Honored by Rotarians
For Scholastic Merit

Eight outstanding boy high school
seniors, each from different
District high school, were honored
yesterday by the Rotary Club at
a luncheon in the Willard Hotel.
Each boy who had been selected by
his schools principal, received an
honorary certificate from Don
Holland, Rotary president.
Honoring the boys, who were
chosen for high scholastic merit
were DR.. Hobart NJ Corning, Superin-
tenent of schools: members of the
Board of Education, high school
principals and associate superin-
tendents of schools.
Those selected were:
Robert A. Robinson, II, of 2Ol7
Thirty second place Sc, of Ana
costa High School, who hopes to
enter the Navy School of Music. He
later plans to work with his father,
who operates a printing shop at
847 Upshur street NV He was
member of the National Honor
Society, the Glee Club and the
Cadet Officers Club, production
manager of the Totem Pole year
book and the Pow Wow monthly
newspaper.
Plans Pre-Med Course.
John Wallace McMeel. IT, of 1912
Newton street NV, of Central High
School, who has been awarded a
scholarship at George Washington
University where he plans to take
a pre-medical course He was past
president of his schools National
Honor Society, a member of the
Student Council. American Quiz
Group, Latin Group, German Club,
and Cadet Officers Club, vice presi-
dent of the senior class and captain
of the cadet band.
John E. Sauerhoff, Is, of 1922
Montague street NV, of Coolidge
High School, who plans to enter
Duke University He was captain
of the Cadet Corps, Company A,
president of the senior class, active
in dramatics, a member of the Ma
tional Honor Society, and has been
awarded the American Legion medal
for general citizenship.
Paul w. Garrett. IT. of 1107 D
street Sc. of Eastern High School,
who will study law at George Wash
ington University where he has
been awarded scholarship He was
treasurer of his senior class vice
president of the Student Council.
president in his junior year of the
Junior Grads and a member of the
Saber Club
William R. Waltz, II, of GLIB Mich
olson street NV, of Mckinley High
School, who expects to enter the
Navy on graduation but plans his
life work in chemical engineering.
He was member of the National
Honor Society, the cadet band, the
map-reading team and the Student
Council. was president of the Chew
rons Club and treasurer of the
Boys Glee Club.
Will Attend Yale.
Charles R. Cravens. 10. of 35l4
South Utah street, Arlington. of
Western High School, who plans
to study law at Yale University. He
was major of the cadet corps, 1st
Battalion, associate editor of the
Western tclass annuaD, and mem
Der of the Student Council, the
rifle team. the History. Aviation
and Latin Clubs, the Chevrons Club
and the Junior Red Cross.
Julian H Singman, 49, of TIC
Princeton place. NV, of Roosevelt
High School, who will study law at
George Washington University. He
was vice president of the National
Honor Society. editor in chief of
the Roosevelt Reporter newspaper)
and manager of the track team. He
was awarded the Harvard Club
Medal as an outstanding junior last
year
John C. Webb, jr.. Is, of 52O9
Thirty-eighth street, NV, of Wood
Wilson High School, who will at
tend Harvard University. He was
president of the senior class. a
member of the National Honor So
ciety, treasurer of the Boys Letter
Club and chairman of the athletic
committee of the Student Council. |
He was awarded the Harvard Club
Medal his Junior year.