The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-30
HOST OF new PUPILS.
Two Hundred and One
Graduated at the High
School.
CLOAK ROOMS INSUFFICIENT
Large Commercial Class-List
Of Names = School
OyercroWded.
CLOAK ROOMS INSUFFICIENT

0yercroWded.
1t was registration day in High School
yesterday afternoon. The pupils who
had graduated from grammar schools and
who intend taking the High School course
entered the building some of them for
the first time, to be placed in classes and
shown their class rooms. The hour for
registration was two O'clock AS early
as 1:30 girls and boys began to wander
about the building looking for Principal
Haskell. Some looked anxious and
frightened, filled with the terrors of the
unknown future. Others remembered
that they had been for the last six
months looked up to and envied by the
pupils in the school from which they
had just graduated. and they professed
themselves entirely at their ease.
Promptly as the pupils entered the as
sembly room they were seated according
to their course they intended taking.
There was an unusually large CONNER
eial Course with an unusually large num-
ber of girls. After the pupils were seat
ed, Mr.. Haskell. assisted by some mem
bers of the faculty, asked them who in
tended taking French German, Latin and
other optional studies and soon had the
schedule arranged. When this was done
Mr.. Haskell made. short speech to the
pupils. He told them many who had
entered from the new schools would find
High School less pleasant so far as the
building was concerned. They would
also find it hard to be lowest and less
important In the eyes of the other pupils
after being first in their grammar
schools. He advised them to take few
studies and do them WELL
At the conclusion of Mr.. Haskell's S
talk the pupils were ushered downstairs
into the recitation rooms where they were
obliged to sit because of the lack of room
in the assembly room. They were
shown the seats they must occupy and
the insufficient cloak room where they
must keep their outside clothes,-if not on
the few nails, then on the floor. They
were then told to come again Monday
morning to their class rooms and they
were sent home. The pupils from No.
IA, of which Mr.. Haskell was recently
principal. stayed to speak to him.
The students entering the general course
number "; scientific course. %; classical
Z; commercial, 81 total, 2O1. The pupils
come from the following schools: mo. l,
Z, g. Is; 4. a; 6, 13; 7, IA; s, 2o 9, 16; II, 81
II. %; IA. 10: Is, z; 20, 10 q, 10; %. Il; 49,
/ 6; "a. 8.
The pupils entering are Misses Nellie
r. Bolan, Gertrude Bonan, Emma Be
dell, Katy Baxter Ellen L. Baker, Mamie
Costello, Adeline K clerihew, Mercedes
R. Condor, Elizabeth J. Cornelius,
Blanche Llera, Albertina Erzberger,
Marie Egle. Anna A. Folger, Grace A.
Fellows, Beatrice NJ. oyer, Emma S.
Gensel, Alice F. v. Garrick, Ida Geusk-
man. Nettie G. Gosline, May Hanlan,
Augusta Heintz, Edith Hawkes., Annie
Hoos, Euphenia ST. c. Hay, Mary F.
Healey, Florence v. King, Charita Ken
nelly, Mary Lister, Estelle Mead, Marie
Morris, Lillian Murphy. Elsa J. Lehmaier,
Elizabeth Logan, Jennie Murray, Mary
Madden, Mamie McComb, Caroline B.
Marvel, Violet Mass. Martha E. Muller,
Alice M. Marinus. Lizzie A. McAuliffe,
Grace w. Meachim, May NJ. Caf-
frey. Fannie S. McKaig. Katherine Meyer,
Gertrude =. Norris, Minnie H. Pearcy Ida
Boeser. Ethel II. Smith, Dora Stout Car
Shannon. grace smythe, Fannie summer,
Sprouts, Mabel Swelington, Gertrude H.
Smith, Anna G. Walsh. Nora Walker,
Bessie s. Willkingson,. Mabel Woodworth,
Sarah v. Wands, Melissa Wright, Anna
Yoe, Elsie hrdyurm, Martha ", GiI-
Mabel Chamberlain, Adele B. ~ chamber.. ara5er.
E1IIot. Emma Flagsr, Carrie fzSf n
aas Alpha Alpha 8 fdse Mobnook a M1ps0Mn Mapy n a Klaae
Edith Andrews, Martha Anthony Edith
p Austin. Ida L Bott, Eva Burrows.
Cranmer, Sylvia M. Conklin, TelIie M.
Connatt, Stella crangle. Henrietta Mich
CLAUS, Anna Dunken. Florence Draper,
(. McGyrsrfn, Bertha Heftman. a'i Mamie nns
Hadfield, Jessie Hartman, Amelia Kothe,.
Sophie Lee Maud Lane, Mary Lynch,
Pfeffer. Charlotte Petre, Nettie sutcl.ffe,
Jennie Stanton, Mary Sell, Alice Seidler,
Margaret Stewart, Josie NJ Warner,
sic G. Lindsey, Flora Mckay, Florence
G. Muller. Emile Mason, Minnie e. Nc
Ihavey Mafgaret 4. Pearson, Jennie II.
field, Laura sofield Sadie F. Smith, Lille lie
ner, Idle Wilkes. Messrs. tsa Clarence e A A
Befaer BBkfas0n FTancs Ha5 y BoshoW BBuihsR FFsaa Fred
Borchers, Albert Corby, William II. Chap
man, Charles Clapp john Doye, John II.
Bempsey BereIa n1a IouIs Rhlbeeh laa charlas nsnals
Ehlers, George Flynn Simon T. Flaherty,
Thomas Graham, Werner Gerhardt, Harry
Horsley, William j. Harmon, William
Jones, John =. Keeble, Frank B. Rein
hardt, Robert B. Kay. Harry Kreps, Pat
rick Lane, Charlie T. Lampe Charles
Miller, Lewis c. Meyer Christian L.
Metz, Edward Mcfarland, William Alison.
Thomas ]. O'Brien Jerome Rappleyea.
Benjamin Riger William Roifs. s. David yRPeJ' j. :
Rowland. Arthur S. Sykes, Ed
ward :. Stenile Charles Swart.
Walter, John Wideman, William II. Bait.
Milton 81 Crosby, Harry Du Bois. w.
Allie Gillen. Fred Kloes, Ernest Leland
Harry H. Morris, Joseph Murvihill. IAy.d
J.. Price, Harris A. Simmons, Fred Van
| Tine Michael J. Barron, John A. Duffy
Richard Herman. William Heymafl
Wagner, Edwin Sweet.