Evening star. [volume], January 31, 1933, Page B-16, Image 32

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83 IN FIRST CUSS
TO FINISH ELIOT
lew Junior High's Program!
Includes Orations by !
Graduates.
The Eliot Junior High School held
fto first commencement yesterday
afternoon when it graduated a class
of 83 boys and girls. This school's in
augural graduation exercises were pre
sided over by Mildred Katz, the class
president.
The program was marked by an ad
dress on Charles W. Eliot, the man for
whom the school was named more than
• year ago, by Claude Dellinger. The
student's addre«s was an expression of
appreciation to the character and life
to whom the school Is dedicated.
Other orations by members of the
graduating class included "Some Les
sons in Stones," by Dorothy Sansbury
and George Dorsey; "Building a
Structure of Stones," by Doris Oliveri;
"The Builders," Longfellow's work, re
cited by Stella Kaisell; "Launching
Forth," by Mary Craig and Marion
Koemer, and "The First Crop," by
Mildred Katz.
The class was presented by Mrs.
Agnes I. Kinnear, principal of the
school, to Jere J. Crane, school system
business manager, who in turn pre
sented the diplomas. The program was
opened with the invocation by Rev.
Cllfiord H. Jope and included songs
by the girls' double quartet, whose
members were Joyce Tull. AJda Rab
bitt. Stella Kaisell, Ruth Harvey,
Marian Koemer, Betty O'Toole, Eliza
beth Price and Mildred Katz.
Diplomas were presented to the fol
lowing:
Anas Agrafiotis, Robert C.. Barbour,
Elsie V. Biggs. Mary E. Bryarly, Wil
burt B. Buechling, Linwood Burroughs,
Louise E. Campbell, Alethea E. Clark,
Ralph E. Clinton, Alice E. Cole, Mar
garet M- Couper, Ola D. Covington,
Mary I. Craig, William Dalkin, Mar
jorie E. Davis, Dorothy C. Dayhoff,
George T Decker, Claude M. Dellinger,
Jr.; George A. Dorsey. Paul Dove, Selma
C. Frey, Herbert Garrett, Helen T.
Griffith. Elizabeth H. Hall, Gerald L.
Hartman, Ruth E. Harvey, Joseph
Homes, Beatrice F. Jaffe, Stella J.
Kaisell, Edward A. Junghans, Mildred
Katz, Russell A. Keller, Jeanette J.
Kipperman, Marion V. Koerner, David
J. Lagomarsino, Margery E. Lanigan,
Albert T. Lipscomb, Vivian W. Lonas,
Mary A. Long, Margaret M. Marshall,
Corydon E. Martin, Philip H. Matchett,
John E. McMullan, Grace M. Miceli,
Arthur A. Miller, Woodrow W. Miller,
Raymond G. Mitchell, Wilbur E.
Nyman, Betty F. Ockershausen, Doris
E. Oliveri, Ann E. O'Toole, Mildred M.
Pagdett, Nay Palmer, Sarah O. Park,
John F. Parrish. Laura M. Payne,
Elizabeth M. Price, Alda L. Rabbltt,
Catherine L. Reidy, Ruth L. Richard
son, Helen J. Salloom, Dorothy E. Sans
bury, Dorothy E. Schaeffer, Nell E.
Schiller. Katherine E. Schlosser, Eliza
beth M. Schrom, Elmer S. Sharpe,
William T. Sheaffer, Robert A. Skinner,
Walter M. Smith, Nellie I. Splcer,
Thomas W. Taylor, John F. Thompson.
Lonnie A. Touart, Russel S. Tricker,
Ernest O. Tucker, Joyce R. Tull, James
L. Van Derburgh, Jack C. Wallace.
Lawrence A. Westcott. Raymond B.
White, Dorothy E. Wiener and Sam
Wiesberg.
"GIFT FROM HOOVER"
IS REPORTED LOST
By the Associated Pres».
WILMINGTON, N. C., January 31.—
As Capt. C. C. Halllday of the rum
attip Tanner prepared yesterday to take
his ship from the Cape Fear River to
morrow, he revealed that "an expensive
pair of binoculars presented to me by
President Hoover for heroism off the
North Carolina coast" was missing from
his efTecU.
Halllday was captured off Cape Hat
terns January 20 when Coast Guards
men seized the Tanner with 849 cases
of liquor aboard. Later the ship was
released from custody under a Supreme
Court ruling.
He said the missing glasses were pre
sented to him by a representative of
President Hoover several months after
he saved seven seamen and a woman
from a disabled schooner in 1928. Hal
llday said the craft had become un
seaworthy in a storm and that he was
chief officer of the British passenger
ahlp Mayaro at the time.
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