Eastern High seniors hear school leaders in unusual address
Principal Swartsell did not speak as planned at Eastern High School senior exercises. President Gordon Superintendent Stuart and Director Hughes addressed the crowd from the corridor, with Burritt presiding as classmates noted the absence of the principal. Audience reaction mixed as officials praised the class and reflected on recent school tensions.
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Eastern High
Gordon
Stuart
Hughes
M. F. ¥. Swartsell
Reatero Hinl
Atte Claus Exercigea
Board of Education
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Supt
A. T. Stuart
Percy Hughes
Swartsell
Eastern
Clase
Exerselaes
C. C. Burritt
Burritt
Swartvell
Swartaell
Carrier
Rock Creek
Seventh Street
Florida, Avenue
Eastern High School Class Officers Named
A list of names appears as class officers for Eastern High School, including Roberta Grant Myrtle Greep Selma Grean Apple Ome Viole Haman and many others such as Irene Schuyler Hewidus Clara Hickman Frances Hutchinson Maude Kelner Mennedy Maloy and James Berry.
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Roberta Grant
Myrtle Annie Greep
Selma Greanapple
Ome Viole Haman
Elisabeth Hauke
Irene Schuyler Hewidus
Clara Hickman
Frances Elizabeth Hutchinson
Maude Ethel Kelner
Frances Marian Mennedy
Marcella Roso Maloy
Adolnetta
Caroline Malnatl
Lali Mable Nichol
Ynes Darpall Parker
Mabel
Louise Pylis
Haley Loraine Reinburg
Emmy Pimpton Hitler
Helen Dunber Hira
Grace
All Will Get Diplomas At Graduation Amid Controversy
The Eastern High School graduation controversy ends with all students set to receive diplomas at commencement in Convention Hall. Three seniors were briefly eyed for denial over alleged drill hall trouble and exam irregularities, but the committee recommendations were not adopted.
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Eastern High School
Swartzel
Swartzell
Convention Hall
Bastéro
F. Harman Linthicum
C. 2. Dunnington
Leutenant
Hasterm
A. D. Sprowls
Hughes
Supt
Stuart
Post
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Board of Education
Vaveral
Bwartzell
Qualified to be Teachers at Franklin School Exercises
Commissioner Macfarland spoke at Franklin School as thirty nine Washington Wormall School No 1 graduates received diplomas. The ceremony featured Miss Alys Bentley led music with Schubert and Needham selections, a invocation by Rev J Muir, and remarks urging graduates to uphold teaching traditions and community trust.
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Washington Wormall School
Macfarland
Franklin School
Alys Bentley
Schosls
Schubert
Needham
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Board of Education
J. Muir
Publc
Tolo
Washington
Patterson
Hig
C. W. Needham
Macfarlang
Mercy Ames Adkins
Ploranea Head Bailey
Alma Elieabeth Bischoff
Lalla May Brown
Joaphine Byron
Alles Concklin
Mary Eleanore Cuddy
Ansie Turton Denham
Ida Theresa Doyle
Ruth Dumont
Raby Gillespie Elliott
Marian Gardner
Louise Got Hart
Lillian Risle Heller
Mary Hentrios Hilleary
Virginia Hollinberenr
Grace Houchen
Winifred Mary King
Begcie
Ruth Knight
Margaret
Mary Lockwood
Georgeanna M. Meyoard
Helea Richardson Merillat
Elsie Michaelson
Alice Ollila McCauley
Cora McCarty
Grace McLaurine
Romemary McNamars
Marguerite MaePherson
Bertha Norahot
Violet Offutt
Blanche Pushaw
Jeannette Elisabeth Rosco
Julia
Isabel Rosse
Ruth Bergman Richards
Amy Blammonds
Virginia Barnett Sullivan
Mary Hila Taylor
A Loretta Thom
Fatelle
Pupils Raise Funds for School Playgrounds
The Force School pupils under Principal Prof. Murch have raised 318361 for playground acquisition as part of a drive for larger play areas. Parents are generous and donations will continue. at Dent School Principal Stromberg reports reallocating the usual closing-day refreshments fund to the playground effort. Marine Band plans Capitol concert tonight with acting leader Walter F. Smith performing marches and selections including Fing of Victory and The Bohemian Girl excerpts.
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Force
Dent
Force School
Murch
Dent School
Stromberg
Marine Band
Capitol
Walter F. Smith
Fantepia
Paarl Firhe Ciartonet Soto
Air Vale
Jacques Zaula
Veapone Munleal
Tha Muatelas
Ranaat
Banquet and Exercises End Gonzaga College Year
Distinguished Alumni attend a Gonzaga College banquet and commencement in the college theater. Thomas A. Cantwell wins the Phocion Medal and other honors as diplomas are conferred. Rev. Edward Fink presides. Martin Conboy delivers the keynote address. a large alumni gathering includes many local officials and graduates.
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Shepard
Hannie T3
Spain
Gonzaga College
Martin T. Conboy
New York
Edward X. Fink
Thomas A. Cantwell
Patrick G. Madigan
Charles A. Joachim
Tham
Thalr
John J. Fleming
Fink An
James A. Lawlor
Richard ¢. Lawlor
Francia T. Marsden
Phocion
Dominican Fathers
Ltt
Ste William Galt
John J. McCarthy
Bernard O'Leary
Francis T. Marsden
Bartholomew P.costello
Thomas Henry Brinkley
Clarence C. Z. Springman
Conboy
Avery
Gonsaga College
B. X. Fink
Pleming
Martin E. Conboy
Hom. Hanate Taylor
Justice Seth Shepard
Allen Nallor
Society of Alumni
Edward J. Davitt
D. OC
Callagan
Charles W. Hlockher
J. Crosby McCarthy
John B. McCarthy
F. J. Doolay
Willam F. Downey
Harvey A. Hagasty
H. G. Thyeon, Jr
W Downing
John W. Davis
Willard
George A. King
Ridward Vorst, Jr
Joseph A. Bowen
A. ¥. Mudd
Guill
E. Voigt
Ar. B. Ip. Schwarts
W. H. Leftey
James F. Markey
Thomas J. Donovan
Francie T. Hurley
Rev
Jousph
Maguire
Charlon J. Phillipa
William C. Repart
J. Joseph Honnelly
Edward A. Langhan
James B. Cahill
Martin
Conley
W. F. Quicknall
Henry H. Herberger
Charles B. Condon
J. Nige Hymes
Owen A. Hart
Owen B. Corrigan
William A. Crawford
Richard A. Curtin
Clauge V. Cpiford
John EH. Knight
H. F. Gleatzner
Joseph H. Patty
Cheeles I. Perry
George Z. Kolb
Jama Hf. Forsyth
W. M. Drum
Thomas A. Connolly
John Doyle Carmody
Igneting Funly
John
Burns
Francia I. Neubrok
Thomas H. Crook
Charles F
Revenue Cutter candidates pass mental exam list
Captain Hoss announced that ten applicants have passed the mental examination for Revenue Cutter Service cadet appointments. Candidates include P Henry Harrison Baltimore Palmer Newel Buffalo Abram Gunter Nyack N Y John P Gray Philadelphia George A Roden New York City Harvey H Fletcher Providence John K H Modt Bristol Virginia Francia N Gault Cortland Ohio David T Combes Washington Ika and John Metj County Boston. They are ordered to Washington for physicals on June 97 before sailing on the Chass.
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Capt. Hoss
The
Revenue Cutter Service
United States
P. Henry Harrison
Baltimore
Palmer F. Newel
Buffalo
Abram © Gunter
Nyack
John P. Gray
Philadelphia
George A. Roden
New York City
Harvey H. Fletcher
Providence
R. 1
John KH. Modt
Briatal
Francia N. Gault
Cortland
Ohio
David T. Combes
Washington
Ika
John Metjounty
Boston
Chass
Atlantis
Navy Personnel Notices Extend Leave for Midshipman Wainwright
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts announces extended sick leave for Midshipman R Wainwright Jr from June 38 for three more months. Communication routes include Navy Yard New York and Newark, with Faymanter J H Sanford and others copied.
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Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Times
Faymanter J. H. Sanford
Navy Yard
New York
N. Y
Newark
R .Wainwright, Jr
Army Officers Orders Report Major Promotions and Assignments
Military orders detail transport movements and leaves of absence for officers including Capt. Howard and Lt. Col. Barker. Promotions and retirements announced for Maj. Gen. Story, with several officers reassigned to duties with boards, commissions, and ships, plus changes in General Staff stations and ship movements near Manila, San Francisco, and Panama.
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Manlig
P. I
Jung
Deanp
Howard
West Point
3. Y
Medical Department
John ©. Bater
Etas Corpa
John P. Story
Walter J. Buttgenbach
Fourth Infantry
Imhmnian Cynel Comminuion
Tathmue
Panams
Frank Heath
Ordnsnne Department
Ohief of
Ordnance
Ordnance Department
Toane Newell
Twenty-second Infantry
United States
Philippine
Suez Canal
Witten H. Chan
Connecticut
Charles A. Hedekin
Bunsaker
Third Cavalry
Fort Logan
Colo
Teport
Liewallyn Bull
Twenty-Soond Infantry
Vis Asi
Africa
Europe
Edgar Rusall
Giggs Corps
Signi Omcey
Effent Anguat 1
Tettraian Canal Commission
Herrington J. Wont
Denver
Cutc
Interan
Henry
Tomsy
United States Army General Hospital
Presidio
San Francisco
Del
Walter Howe
Artillery Corps
Key West
Artillery Distriot
Pencacala
Fort Barrancay
Fle
Second Provisional Regiment, Field Artillery
Fort Air
Oklo
James B. Higher
Edward Burr
Corps of Angincare
Hays
Offecrs
Washington
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Botmyter
James 5. Foll
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Francis
Keroan Das Bean
Drum
Fort Sam Howdton
Tex
Atst
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San Franstare
Cal
Raport
Facifis
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Vesuvius Commissioned as Torpedo Training Ship
The torpedo training ship Vesuvius, once the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius, was placed in commission at Charlestown Navy Yard. After seven years out of service and about $200,000 in repairs, the battleshipfinos and Missouri at the yard will be sent to New York due to Charlestown dry dock limits.
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Boston
Tyne
Vesuvius
Charlestown Navy Yard
Postmasters Appointed by the President Yesterday
President appointed numerous postmasters for multiple states including Timnote Riverside Carmeling Sullivag Shalkal Balle Guerwood Indiana Jonesboro Premont Hf Neal Iowa Hampton Thomes W Purcall New York Rose Hii William H Oregon Wenton Merritt A Bak Washington Monros Robert H Tapletrin New Hampshire Trewry Point William F Adana New York Straits Carvers Dut Dut Pennsylvania Sarah Cyrun A Rath Virginia Grayen Eaton Mountain Boks Bermme Ellison Also named George P McCabe solicitor for the Department of Agriculture effective July 1 to advise the secretary and handle legal papers and patent prosecutions for department employees.
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Timnote
Riverside
Carmeling
Shalkal
Balle Guerwood
Indiana
Jonesboro
Premont
New York
Pennsylvania
Sarah
Cyrun A. Rath
Virginia
Grayen Mil
Farming and Professional Identities Debate
A fragmented note questions who can be called a farmer and a professor. It contrasts claimed expertise with practical knowledge, suggesting many self proclaimed farmers lack fundamental principles. The fragment ends with a casual affirmation.
New Record for Coaling by Maryland Cruiser
The cruiser Maryland established a new record by taking on 890 tons of coal in eighteen hours at Brad Ford station in Narragansett Bay. The event followed a prior loading of 800 tons from Neht ers, while officials plan a transfer of the steamship Fern to Minnesota's naval militia and route it toward Duluth. Edgerly named brigadier general to replace Wagner, who died recently. he serves in the Philippines.
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Maryland
Newport
Bradford
Narragangett Bay
Duluth
J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
Navy Department
United States
Fern
Naval Militia of
Norfolk
Rt. Lawrence
Edgerly
Col
Winfield
Second Cavalry
Arthur L. Wagner
Philippines
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