The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-02
L0RILbARB SCHOOL PRIZES.
Interesting Closing Exercises h
Photograph Calls the Roll.

Interesting Closing Exercises = The
Photograph Calls the Roll.
The closing of the LoriIlard Night
School for the summer was held at the
school room in Booraem Hall last even
ing. The event took the form of an en-
ter tainm ent for the benefit of the
scholars and a few invited friends. Sew
eral members of the Thiesen's Amateur
Orchestra of this city assisted, and there
were songs and recitations BY the
scholars and o Jig dance by Master Willie
Hardy, an employee of the Lorillards, and
an attendant at the school.
What seemed to please b scholars
most vas the photograph exhibition by
DIR. Gordon, assisted by Mr.. Fred Cartel.
Everything which the Doctor made the
instrument say was distinctly heard in
all parts of the room. The exhibition In
cluded songs, cOrnet solo and SOLO.
After DIR. Gordon had finished, he in
formed the scholars that he would tell
the monograph the names of those who
had reached the highest mark In attend
ance and studies, and then he would call
the scholars names, and as they were
called they were to come up TO the prIn-
cIpaps desk.
After the instrument had arrayed all in
line the Doctor distributed the prizes.
Money rewards were given to some TWEEN
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Then all who were entitled to prizes for
the best averages in studies were pre-
sented with handsome books.
This all done, the teachers went into q
small room and shortly after emerged,
each n carrying a large tray q
down with ice cream and cake, TO which
all present did ample justice.
The prize winners III the several classes
for excellence In studies and the percent
age of eaeh were as fOll0ws:-
GIRLS DEPARTMENT..
First Class-Lizzie Miller, 9&3 Mamie
Mann, 8d; Jennie Whetton, SO; Amelia
Carmenski, 98; Lizzie O'Connell, so.
Second Class-Harriett Long, 90; Mag
gle Cleary, 50, Hannah OfBrien, "a.
Third Class-Maggie Cream and Kate
Martin, each So; Lena Cra1ner, 81; Annie
Rafferty,, go; Della Burke, IS.
Fourth Class-Margaret Toomey, 81;
Julia McGarry, 95.S, Mary Cramers 96s7;
Lizzie McGalry, %: Agnes Reilly, 81.
BOYS, DEPARTMENT..
First Class-Ge0rge Zeigler, 30; John
Noble aad John Mahoncy, each 81; Frank
Davis. 93.
Second Glass = james McQuade and
Philip Schiegel, each 81; James Loughlin,
95; Rudolph FIoas, "a.
Third CHISHOLM Gallagher, 81; James
Dugan. 93; John Devlin. 81.
Fourth C~lasS-Peter Bald, S5s enn
Field, So; John Cheyalier. So.
Those who won prizes tor attendance
were Misses Martha Cream, Lula Carsey,
Mamie Mann, Lizzie 0'Connell, Lizzie
Williams, Nellie OsConnelI, in the first
class; Clara Carsey, Mary Judge aud
Hannah Loring, in the second class;
Katie Lamb, Kate Martin, Carrie Nc
Govern, Maggie Cream and Lera Cramer,
in the third class; Mary Cramer and
Julia McGarry. in the fourth class, and
Masters John Noble and George zeigler,
ID the first class; John Dalton and
Rudolph Floss, IN the sec IN class, and
Joseph Dugo, in the third GLASS.
The attendance and interest have great
" Increased IN the excellent school.
| school Is Id charge 81 Miss Speir and an
able corps Of assistants. The scofars are
making splendid progress and the teach
ers are consequently eIated. Dr. Gordon.
who Is identified with the organization OF
the school, Is delighted at It's growth. He