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THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, SEVEN 294 Here Receive Diplomas At 64th Annual Commencement Exercises '(Continued from Page 1) volution prize, a medal to a graduate for dependability, leadership and patriotism. The Roger Funk Weagley prizes were awarded to Paul Mattson of the graduating class and Henry Startzman of the Junior class. John Stauffer received the Jake Layman Memorial award given to a member of the Sophomore class who has the best traits of character, manhood, and whose school work is satisfactory. Medals to the most typical high school girl and boy awarded by the Morris Frock Post of the American Legion went to Elizabeth Prather and Emmert Lowery. Miss Betty Grim received the Icia F.

Swartz prize of $10 for the girl in the graduating class for meritorious service. Miss Elizabeth Boardrnan received, the I. M. Wertz prize of $10 for the student showing the most desirable attitude toward the course in United States history and displaying an appreciation of American life and principles. The- John N.

Farra award for excellence in athletics went to Robert Carpenter. Award No. 2 to a member of the Junior class was received by Steven Stubits. The Robert F. Wagner award was received by Bernard Young for outstanding sportmanship.

The Laura C. King prizes of $10 and 55 were awarded to Miss Adele Lyon and Miss Lucille Wolf kill of the graduating and Junior class respectively for the highest average in mathematics achieved by a female member. The J. Lloyd Harshman award of $10 was presented to Samuel Murray for interest and cooperation with the High School Band. The Catherine Norris prize of was received by Miss Betty Grim for making the highest grade in shorthand in the commercial department during the last two years at the- high school.

The program today was opened with an invocation by Rev, F. Berry Plummer after the processional of the students into the auditorium to the music of the Festival March by Mendelssohn. Following the salutatory address by Miss Humrichouse a vocal solo, "The Beautiful Blue Danube Waltzes" was rendered by Miss Over. A A piano solo, "Rondo Capprisco," by Mendelssohn, was played by Robert Lynn. Prizes were awarded following the valedictory address of Paul Mattson.

Hagerstown High School ACADEMIC Boys Robert M. Baker, W. Murray Baechtel, Robert Lee Ballentine, Lauren Milford Bcyard, Thomas Richey Bradford, James Earl Brenner, Philip Warren Brewer, Carl Edwin Brunner, Robert Paul Buterbaugh, Robert Murray Carpenter, Benjamin F. Conrad, David Thomas Cottingham, Charles Raymond Crawford, Edward Wilson Ditto, Harold Douglas Dusenberry, Benjamin Blake Dutton, Robert Edward Dutton, Asher Sam' uel Edelman, David Stephey Emmert, Harold A. Fore, Jack Leslie Grossman, Robert J.

Grove, Carrol W. Guth, Lester Vinton Harbaugh, James Lloyd Harshman, Franklin J. Herrmann, III, Lynn E. Johnston. Robert Bennett Jones, Brent V.

S. Kish, Carol Edward Kline, John William Lightner, Jack E. Love, Emmert Miller Lowry, Robert Hill Lynn, John William Martin. Paul Melvin Mattson, William McDaniel, James C. Mullendore, Samuel Haines Murray, William C.

Myers, H. Briney Rambo, Theron Kenneth Rinehart, Robert Roulette, Richard Shifler, John Gustave Summer, George Richard Sowers, Edwin W. Whitmore. Girls Martha Marie Barnes, Ruth E. Beaver, Alice M.

Bell, Mildred Eileen Bishop, Drothy June Bowers, Betty Jane Byers, Virginia Castle, Ruth Irene Chambers, Peggy L. Couchman, Ruth Z. Cross, Etta Belle Cushen, Frances Jeanette Deibert, Dorothy Virginia Dodd, Gloria Lorraine French, Beverly Ann Fultz, Margaret Boryer Geary, Gayl Phyllis Gerber, Phyllis Marie Groh, Phyllis Corinne Grossnickle, Margaret Elizabeth Hess, Phyllis E. Hess, Jean A. Kite, Betty Jane Mary Louise Hollinger, E.

Juanita House, Cora M. Houser, Doris Jane Humrichouse, Elizabeth Sophia Koliopulos, Jean Margaret Lehman, Patricia Ann Lightner, Arline Jeanette Lillard, Sara Adele Lyon, Doris Elaine Madden, Juanita Manious, Alice Christiana Marquis, Peggy Lou T. Marsh, Beverly Z. Martin, Kathleen K. McCleland, Jessie Elizabeth Moats, Doris Lee Newman, Matilda Pierce Over, Norma Isabelle Parks, Mary Patricia Payette, Bernice Ann Poffenberger, Elizabeth Anne Prather, Wetonna June Rind, Flora Robucci, Patricia L.

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Phone 806 Dorothy Elaine Stoner. Hazel Marie Stouffer, Mary Rebecca Townshend, Emma L. Twyford, Betty Frances Wiebel, Betty Ann Wolf, Dorothy Elizabeth Wolfe, Elizabeth Jane Wolfkill, Peggy Ann Zeigler. GENERAL Edward L. Bachtell, Frank E.

Bishop, Joseph E. Bitner, Glenn C. Burkholder, James O. Bush, Donald R. Dailey, Jack Richard Doarnberger, Lowell D.

Faith, Joseph Conrad Filsinger, Raymond H. Harrison, Herbert H. Liggon, arle Hiltabidle Lightner, Roy Allen Lint, Richard C. McClain, urtis E. Mullenix, George Ryan Quick, Jury E.

Railing, Robert Roland Ridenour, Lloyd Howard Robion, William R. Rouse, George Ruth, Willliam C. Thomas, Robert A. Tritch, Donald Trovinger, Howrd H. Young.

"Una Lee Alger, Jane Elizabeth Anthony, Peggy Louise Baker, Ramona Elizabeth Baker, Doris Lorraine Barber, Helen Elizabeth Beard, Marjorie Juanita Benner, Vlarian Deane Boward, Louise Mattie Calandrelle, Betty Jean Carpenter, Betty LaRue Cleland, Mary Jatherine Cooper, Nancy Madeline Deibert, Catherine E. Dick, Phyllis Louise Doub, Gloria E. Eaton, Hazel Mae Eiler, Doris Virginia Evans, Doris Louise Everhart, Norma Marthan Fleagle, Emily Olcita Frank, Helen Clopper Greiner, Alma Margaret Grier, Phyllis Lee Hartle, Evelyn Ruth Heckman, Gloria Charlotte Henkelman, Julie Jeanette Hilton, Vera Marie Hutson, Lovesse Eileen Keller, Marie Claire Kitz miller, Delorous C. Marker, Constance Leona Martin, Magdalene H. Martin, Betty Ann Maugans, Carleen E.

McCleary, Lavinia Louise McAllister, Betty Lee Miller, Margaret Anne Miller, Elma Florine Minnick, Helen F. Moore Helen Lorraine Myers, Evelyn Ann Nye, Rachel Alice Oberholzer Dorie Mae Ogden, Margaret Eliza beth Palmer, Alice Mae Powers Mary Elizabeth Price, Ida Dorothy Reese, Audrey R- Reynolds, Jeanne Robison, Helen Virgin! Shiner, Betty Jean Slayman, Ja net Marie Smallwood, N. Lorraine Smith, Gladys I. Spessard, Anna Aileen Stottlemyer, Rubie -Geral dine Toms, Henrietta Alberta White, Nanvy Lee Wilhide, Mildred Louise Zimmerman. COMMERCIAL Regis Clark Allen, Oscar Der wood Arnsparger, John Wes ley Deavers, Harold Grove, Le Francis Hayes, Raymond Weave Shaw, Jack Leon Snyder, Irvin Leon Wolfe, Richard Ashman Wo ford.

Catherine Inez Bowman, Man Louise Brewer, Grace Geraldin Brumbaugh, Mary Virginia Calan drelle, Emma Josephine Clark Mary Kathryn Crabbs, Helen Eliza beth Crim, Vivian Lorraine Custer Louise Mae Ebersole, Julia Edith English, Gloria Mae Freeze, Betty Mae Groff, Sylvia Pearl Hixson, Nannie Virginia House, Geraldine Bernice Martin, Leila Gaynell Martin, Betty Lucille Martz, Mary Elizabeth McCune, Jeanne Hartle Metcalfe, Janice Henrietta Pheil, Rose Pollack, Geraldyne Mae Powell, Ruth Irene Ridenour, Evelyn Irene Robinson, Betty Jane Sanderson, Elaine Manzella Shank, Margaret Dewey Smith, Nellie Mae Trumpower, Mary Louise Warner, M. Lucille 'Wishard, Lillian Marie Wolffsen. VOCATIONAL (Technical) James R. Alder, D. Richard Andrews, John Ervin Boone, Richard L.

Crilley, James Franklin Deavers. Ralph E. Dicken, William I. Dieterich, Frank DiFabbio, Donnie Dis- cati, Ernest W. Finniff, Edward Palmer Ford, Harold N.

Foster, Paul B. Gibney, Lewis U. Green, Paul W. Grove, Floyd B. Hancock, Downey C.

Harshman, Albert Gavaun Hedden, Harry K. Hoch, Charles W. Hollinger, W. Richard Hollingsworth, Frederick T. Hose, Claude W.

Kara, Franklin E. Kelly, Robert F. Kershner, Siebert Kretzer, James Lacy. John W. Leather, William E.

Low ry, Richard Ludwig, H. Vaughn Lum, Garland D. Lung, Earl E. May, Harry J. McAbee, Robert E.

McCauley, Harvey H. Miller, John P. Newey, Robert B. Poffenberger, Stanley M. Robertson, Robert L.

Douglas Cooper Saum, Robert P. Shank, Harry Shantz, John H. Sharar, Herbert E. Shatzer, J. Alvey Smith, Paul E.

Smith, Ned K. South, Paul Sprankle, Raymond Winter Stocks' lager, Guy Edward Stottlemyer Henry P. Stover, Maxwell Swain, Richard Trenary. Richard E. Wiederhold, W.

Gordon Willard Robert Lewis Wilson, Raymond Wollard, Bernard A. Young, Sam Younker. FINE RECORD Miss Joyce Foreman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.

Fore man, this city, who graduated yes terday from the South Potomac Junior High School received five out of six distinguished honor ards during the year. She had an A in every the exception of one in Home Economics. A perfect at endance card was also received Miss Foreman. Besides he tudies she was active in. club rprk and was a member of the tudents Page staff and assisted i the- school library.

UY Hancock School Graduates 25 Commencement Held In County Town On Tuesday. Night. Twenty-five members of the class of the Hancock High School were given diplomas ast evening at the commencement exercises held in the auditorium of the school. There were eleven boys and 14 girls who graduated. number of awards were made.

Both the valedictorian and salutatorian were girls. M. Adele Resley "was valedictorian and CHngaman salutatorian, while the class representative was Mary Ellen Hixon. The program included numbers by the school glee club; diplomas were presented by Phillip Rauth, vice-president of the School Board and Superintendent of Schools Benjamin Willis spoke, while prizes were presented by Principal Douglas Bivens; invocation by Rev. J.

Melvin Griffin and benediction by the Rev. John Barnard. Pupils of the Hancock Elementary School presented the School Board with a book including names of all children attending the school, pictures of the new school and how it is used in the war effort. The book was given to Mr. Rauth who will turn it over to the board.

Speakers in presenting the book were Louise Rauth and Janice Donegan. All those present stood in a vote of appreciation to the School Board and County Commissioners and all who have had part in promoting affairs of the school during the past year. The awards were as follows: The Mary Medal, given in memory of Mrs. Mary Rinehart Cohill to a member of the senior class having qualities of leadership, initiative, scholarship, moral trustworthiness, loyalty, honesty and sportsmanship, to M. Adele Resley; scholarship, awards to the boy and girl with highest average for four years, Daniel Bohrer and M.

A. Resley; Readers Digest award to valedictorian; to senior with highest scholastic standing during senior year to Miss Resley, given by Rosen Department Store; junior scholarship award, through courtesy of Conn Finn Store, to Marjorie J. Carryer. An added attraction was a tribute to one of teachers of the Hancock elementary school, Mabel C. Brooks, who taught at Hancock for forty years and is retiring at the end of the school year.

She was presented with a gift from the faculty -of the elementary school. Hancock High School ACADEMIC Boy 5 Daniel Dunn Bohrer. Girls Katheryn LaVerne Hoffman, Marjorie Enid Musser. GENERAL George William Baude, Charles Callan Donegan, Roy Leon Ingram, Jean Emmit Little, Warren W. Stein.

Girls Kathleen Norma Barney, Dorothy Arlene Clingermau, Aldena Lee Mary Ellen Kixon, Alice Irene Johnson, Geneva Margaret Lanehart, Erne Ruth Manning, Betty Lou McCarty, Dorothy Ellie McCarty, xtuth Cedia O'Rourke, M. Adele Resley, Dorothy Adeline Shives. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Boys Vincent Joseph Donegan, Davis Richards Hixon, Thomas Gayle Rash, Lester Allen Steiner, Carl E. Wertman. TENDERED PARTY Stanford H.

Ferguson, celebrated his birthday recently entertaining a number of friend at his home on West Howard street. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Stanford H. Ferguson, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Stotler, Mr. and Mrs Richard Yates-, Mr. and Mrs. John Mason, Mrs.

Dorothy Myers, Mrs Erne L. Ferguson, Mrs. Ann Huntz berry, Mrs. Annie Baker, Mrs Ethel Martin, Mrs. Edna Feigley Mrs.

Alena Rook, Mrs. Grace Hai mon, Miss Regina Neikirk, Lewi Feigley, Wyatt Moats, Stanford H. Ferguson, Jr. and William H. Fer guson.

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