Evening star., 1951-06-10
6 Shut-|ns Head LIST
OF D. {. Pupils 10 Gel
Diplomas This Week

Though they didn't attend a
single class during the school year ;,
six youngsters will receive junior
high diplomas in special exercises
tomorrow at the Oyster Elemen-
tary School.
The commencement for these
six--shut-ins who learned at home
with the help of the Visiting In
Struction CorpS-will touch off
graduation week in the District
|puplic schools Nearly 5000 diplo-
mas will be presented here
altogether.
The commencement for the six
shut-ins will begin at 1880 p. m.
with Lawson j. Cantrell, associate
superintendent. presenting the di-
Iplomas and delivering the ad-
dress.
The graduates are William r..
Adrain, 1886 Fort Davis street
is. E.; Morton A. Bargteil, 1910
Emerson street N. W.; Donald G.
Gates, 1713 Seventeenth street
is. E.; Helen E. Gillette, 4416
Greenwich parkway N. W.; Joan
Ann Hontz, 2718 Irving street
Is. E. and Joel K. Rubenstein,
1872 Fort Stevens drive N. w.
Pages to Get Diplomas.
Another graduation somewhat
out of the usual will be held at
|8 p. m tomorrow in the New
House Office Building.
At that time, IL page boys from
the Capitol will receive their high
school diplomas. The Capitol
Page School now is part of the
District public school system.
Representative Dorm, Democrat,
of South Carolina, will deliver the
address.
The past week has seen class
night exercises, the senior prom,
the class play and all of the other
activities that herald the end of
school for the graduates. All that
remains this week are the speeches
and the presentation of the di-
plonaS.
Busy Week for Board.
1t adds up to busy week for
members Of the Board Of Educa-
cation and top school officials.
Each schools commencement pro-
gram schedules one Of them for
"a short speech.
Anacostia High Schools seniors
will hear Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue deliver the commence
ment address. Most schools have
not selected speakers from out
side the school system. however.
Wilson Teachers College will
hold it's exercises at $3.50 pm.
Thursday with IS prospective
teachers to receive degrees. Miner
Teachers College will present de-
grees to 81 seniors at 10:30 am.
that same day. The Miner ex-
ercises will be at the Armstrong
High School auditorium.
The schedule of graduations
follows:
Tuesday.
Anacostia High, $3.50 pm; Cool
Iidge High, 8 pm; Eastern High,
$50 pm: Roosevelt High, 6 pm;
Armstrong High, 8 pm; Cardozo
High, 8 pm; Washington Voca-
tional High, 8 pm; at J. F. Cook
School; Shaw Junior High. 1880
pm; Terrell Junior High, / pm,
at Armstrong; and Evening
Schools (white), 8 pm. at Nc
Kinley
| Wednesday.
Mckinley High, 8 pm; Wood
row Wilson High, 6 pm; Cham
berlain Vocational High, 8 pm;
Burdick Vocational High. 8 pm;
Dunbar High. 8 pm; Phelps Vo-
cational High, $3.50 pm; Gordon
Junior High, 2 pm: Hine Junior
High, 2 pm; Jefferson Junior
High, 8 pm; Kramer Junior High,
p pm; Langley Junior High, 2
pm; Macfarland Junior High. 2
pm; Paul Junior High, 2 pm;
Stuart Junior High, 2 pm; Ban
neker Junior High, 1890 am;
Browne Junior High, 10 am;
Francis Junior High. 10 am; Gar
net-Patterson Junior High, 1:30
pm, and Randall Junior High
1890 am.
i Thursday.
Western High, 4:30 pm; Bel
Vocational High, 2 pm; Deal
Junior High, 2 pm; Eliot Junior
High, 2 pm; Sousa Junior High
2 pm; Taft Junior High, 2 pm;
Miller Junior High, 1890 am, and
Veterans High School Center (col-
oredO, 8 pm. at Armstrong.