The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-29
SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Two Hundred and Fifty-fve
Who Complete the Gram
mer Course.
The following is a list Of pupils graduated
from, the Grammar Schools this month";

The following is a list Of pupils,graduated
from the Grammar Schools this month";
School No; 1.-Alice Anderson, Katie Bowe, Robert
Davidson, Benjamin frang. Estelle Green. Thomas
Jones, Louise Myers, Matte MclIroy and William
school No. s,-John Baldwin, Alotta C. Baldwin.
We'll. Mary e. Collins, Fanny beaeess. bessie j. Gpii-
Annie E. Hopkins, Bridge L.. Hopkins, Frederick
y, L a12eae. jo oa6r /, Russ q K HesSsr 59 8 Tsa As 'ea Milliam
vanderyoort and MagdaIene !; zeigener. Total, 90.
Ts s ! 4. M Nj . ssse fiasla e :. S Sens, jeanne nnRis 4. G9asR:
hillsJennte H. Ransom, ,Monie A; Coleman, Laura
h htsasf4 aar sarasii r !, U ndtasi Ila RoSe t WY VT h baefa
house. Walter a Ryan. Claude a; Walter Peter z.
Darcy Minipgyhaam. israel q; Igoan. Fannie F. Far
rs ,ssh Asaif ~ ai Bessie T E Bda e; Clara M. ou,dor,
T Ealizab1eth y a, Kelly, Clara G. 99inIap, ,f Teresa So, NJ
Doe. safah 7. Moe. Nellie L Indium. Ada Vreeland,
M,lnis A H KIIjns, Frank aca :; crown an ae5ene S,I F; Nc
Jasper i; Valley. Total. T.
Lillian I, Conklin. Walter W. Columbus. Lille NJ.
Doran. Clara c; Daberkow. William Earle, William
Aopps. Maurice HeiIbrann. constaptine keesan,
Ritiy 4 Kenny. Theodore I Lahrs, Martin J: Lillis,
Pshaltz, Robert g Sage, TITLE wrede. Total. "a
ch Ssp9as 10 FRED 1wd'ai Du s sois. joseph essl Sa Rdgsr,, A Beth
s sSlt Jennie i linssss. ue asaasf Eiaasn bsFss csr!s hsals,
a st aiaan.. r sna F Isl,Sla p1d vincent T64a Rochester Minnie
I ~, dlQ ENilb1 Il iutt. lOtht =.
G~lauberg. Marguerite =. DemaIyst, Frank DilTorth,
R Rs.t h iaf1s5sSesi Aq dsor ss'' Y; Hsiassy6 sSa., e:
RSssie. ls sssp6ea aF Hgsfls sg %iIIiam ns z. fle sasni !q PHgd
sS ssa .. 4 ksid. W II nsr g as] Bsss f f9ssslfisGi
se ehrsr a,f oarfl e Mas s%ith' b W1lliq Y e Wa F. Msis Sen.
man W1ttmer Mstilda Wei. August WinteT, James
G 5; i. Wright Charles wenzol' Matilda Roster.
school No. ll--Mamis !; Balm, Anna Louise Comfy.
Kilby. Adelaide |. Leuterbach, Minnie Mills, Mamie
Matilda Ploss. Mary Beirne Esnken, Isonida stiysrs'
Je aa r T n Eth Isabel h@hytfb, Total qaLa Z
Briggs asas0 Isabelle bel Ra ilsss. susie Ss S: DfB5 racksbbus hll1 Hattie
EE@ma [. buneasn, Nellie ;. Douglass, Charles i. FRui..
ton John Il ticken, Ethelynd A. Higginbotham.
Mslry. Alice {. Meirathi, Cullen 8. Maxso1i,' Wesnor
7 Mills, Edward ~ Mike, Mary Muller, anne J.
bert Pierson, Walter Post. james B: H. Pink, Chas.
RRr Royce yasf Mary Z. Rice ic 1isps GEo0i Tuthili, Harry W Wsso{
sey, Florence n. GOWNS. Charles o. Dewey. EStelle
school No. IINNellie B%roahead, Eta Koeisch
Alice Laner, Florence Lowe. Edna Wilmington, Katie
McpeasaIl, James Maeauisy, Martin NaughfOn. Leon
Af seh Mtsr 80; aoH ] Bruce, Elizabeth E. capls,
MMif Michael +. eastman, Alice jones' Annie +. Refer.
Alice S. Mitchell, George w; Platsted. Walter !. |
csss School Mo No.. 2lTrl nss 3D. I. I: RBei4a tmsy,, Timothy I.
Witte, Asgie { Kenny, kettle L. COCHRAN. Total, Z
man, Annie .. Masden. Elizabcth. e. West. Douglas
D. Baxter John D. Hemphin. William G. Higgins.
school nc. 2$--Theresa Atkinson. J; Lathrop Allen.
yr. Augustus "; Ecker Robert F Gross, Jr. Harry
ki hHs jennie desi stufgis s0 Frank STANLEY. :. samusi Z.
Harry Il. Winner and Harry ". Woosdhouse.
The total number is 255.
SCHOOL NO. l.
Yesterday afternoon and evening many of
| our public schools celebrated their closing
with interesting programmes, rendered by |
| the pupils. At school No. l an exceptionally |
good programme had been prepared. 1t
| comprised ~recitations by Estelle Green.
Kittie Malone, Jessie Thompson. Richard
Owen, John Calvin, Katie P~endergast, Henry
Lanister and Sarah Kantrowich. Diplomas
| were awarded by Director CowleS.
SCHOo NO. 2.
At No. 2 appropriate exercise were held in
both the primary and grammar depart |
ments, the programmes including songs
piano solos and recitations by the pupils. A
special feature was the dumb bell drill, con-
! Quoted by Miss Carrick. Among those who
| took part in the exercises were:-Agnes APP |
| pleton, Adam Lindley, Mabel Leddy, Emily
Turner, Otto Brandt, Fannie Beats. Nelson
| Vanderhoof, Lizzie Ferguson, Willie'Sweet,
Emily Decker, Lottie Coles, Bonnie Frank
Ign, Daisy Haynes and Walter Hen
ington.
SCHOOL NO. g..
At No. 6 the closing exercises were held
| Yesterday afternoon. The programme rem
dered by the pupils of the grammar depart
| ment was excellent. 1t included recitations
by Masters Maurice Heilbroun, John A.
! Ray, NJ. j.. Liths, James Barnes, William
| Fogarty, Louis Holste, Misses Lille Doran.
| Sophie Autenreith, May Steinle and Lottie
Arnelung. Rev. Edward McMinn gave the
| closing address, and Director Obergfell
presented the diplomas.
SCHOOL Nc. s.
Last evening School No. 8 celebrated its
closing exercises. There was a large audi
| ence present to enjoy the interesting pro-
gramme prepared by the pupils. Robert E.
j. Granert rendered a piano solo excellently.
Essays were read by Dora Frerichs, Emile
Dieterich and Minnie Kollfs, recitations and
solos being given by George Hollingshead,
Dora NeuBinger and Emily Mawhinney.
Duets were played by Mr.. Louis Schmidt
and Mrs.. N. IT.. Speeding. Superin-
ten7ent Henry Snyder made an address to
the5graduates aud presented the diplomas in
place of DR.. U. Allen, who was to ave been
present.
School No. IA had last evening an interest
ing programme ready for the visitors, who
came in large numbers to its closing exer-
cises. 1t comprised recitations by Edna
Millington, Robert Crocker, Florence Chand-
less, Alice Lauer, Minnie Byrne, Katie Pay
ton. Leonard Wishart, Lulu Bruins, Eta
Kloesch, Nellie Brodhead and Ethel Walt.
Solos were sung by Esther Brannagan and
Mrs. A. Gordeye, and a brilliant duet was
played by Misses Esther and Margaret Bran
nagan.
medals, and Principal G.. s. Haskell pre-
sented the diplomas. Director W. H. Beach,
who had been invited to address the gradu-