New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
MANY BRIGHT SCHOLARS GRADUATED
FROM THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
GOLD MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS AwARDED-SEv-
ERAL WIN ADMISSION TO THE CITY
COLI.EGE-INTERESTING
PROGRAMMES
PROGRAMMES.

PROGRAMMES.
Among the public schools Of Manhattan that held
commencement exercises yesterday were the fol-
lowing:
forty -hfth-st and Coege-ave., the exercises were
varied from that of the usual thing Of this kind.
Instead Of pupils preparing ESSAYS great eat hdsr 81
The valedictory read by Lazarus Judelowiiz,
and the diplomas were delivered to twenty-eight
Po1s nspeetor Of School No 60 The address to
hart has e'A'D''e' "'' ''''' " vic ' 80
Public School No 15s. Of which Bayard W. Purcell
is principal devoted its closing day TO prize speak
ing instead OF the usual valedictory and salutory
Of the graduating class. The judges OF the prize
speaking were the Rev. James A. Doolev. Colonel
Joseph A. Goulden and William D. Peck Among
the pupils that took part were Charles Fingerhn'
Robert Jablinowski. John Richter Adolf Bngelberg
The graduates were Alexander G. Ar9nstam
anton Behensky Joseph Detm ian ~ NS M0aas
GlT Gn Henry Goldman. Charles s. Grant John
A Hodel. Harry Hoffman. Leo Katzenstein,. Louis
Dan NDn Ecker f JACOB Levy charles Linz%eyeT
Jacob Margon Emil Poetz Huge Reuter- sc hsnry
William Schultz. Charles Seibert and Edward stern
At Public School No SO the exercises were con-
Quoted by the principal. w. II. Seberg, and the
inspectors Of the school district. Edward T. Rice,
Robert Barber Solomon Moses, Philip Hano and
Mrs F. L. Truax present The salutatorlan
was Clara r. Gottfried. and the valedctorian Will
lam siegel The gold medal for the highest average
red a inf Mam sge second The
medal in the high school class was gwen TO oec De
| A gold medal for the greatest improvement was
given to Isidore NJ Postman Inspector , Rlce oe-
Barber presented the diplomas. Corporation coun-
sci Whalen was among those present
The first graduation that Public School No 81 has
| had since the new principal. John F. Condor. has
| been in charge took place yesterday. The salu-
| tatory was given by Walter E. Lewthian and tho
| valedictory by William VI. Flanagan The prize
| winners were as follows;
William NJ Flanagan. James P. Smith. William
| E. Roberts Morris E. seige Francis H. Kelly.
Peter schleicher., Samuel Harris william william = Par Bar
JOhn fa5se ~ hah ahT Emil
| lam D. Biggam, Harry Van Ripper Walter Connolly,
E5sSsSk M adX Hennessy Harry
| rem Strachen, Alfred c. OLSON. William F. Copnor;
Cohen Cohen Frederick W Fitchen, Edward coyle Philip
n nSnd Van e Riper Albert Vessels John Mossr
| Ghorton and Wallace Mackenzie.
Martin H. Ray principal OF Public School No 81
had general supervision Of the graduating exercises
| but Superintendent Clarence z. Meeney presided A
| class of ffty-eig boys graduated, OF whom
| fifteen have passed the examination for admission
| to the City College Addresses were made by Jus
| tice James A. O'Gorman. Assembyman Patrick F.
Trainor and the Rey Father reh graSna Of
the school. Mr.. Trainor presented the Lra na.
Scholar in the graduating class The recipient this
| year was Joseph T. Mohn. who was also the vale
dictoran.
The principal features OF the exercises held at
| Public School No IS, at No 40 West Twentieth-st
4 were the vaiedictory and salutatory addresses
| hv II j
Bertrand respectively. Charles Battin and Charles
Beckfey also had a spirited contest in defamation
| The Rev. John H. Elliott delivered the address to
the graduates and presented the diplomas the
! graduates
Class 1-James A: Beck Charles F. B EMSsItSt
G. Glover. Isaac H. Cohen sgmgnd A. D S,sIr
William D9nnay James M R9payaH william, liam
S Marp6y fq Melvin s Hull L!ewellyn Jones W
k EiSi K Ms% T. 4f as fs IT,
McD9uga sydney MsDoSsa T E9sdeTSk A M
e. c. Menma tn Frank Il Richter Alexander l. RobP
Albert V. ,Romer, James j. Ryan warren snith 81 -
Ngw 'P sPaa9e sGn smts H'FFB op s%
Th9mps9n John nj Iye na t Youns r.
nS Glass Ad7m E0f Hdo aRo Beer%an sq
Edward Bertrand ATh GS1s5s 1GnP
r john F. Kahn, Louis " JOY Howard Kanter
william Kpge 5nmes La meAToS William
| Cartney Clarence Moore, Lester Nelson Emil
| Rosdoll Charles Scott William Sloane benjamin
| van Raden and William II. Warren.
At the commencement exercises Of the girls de-
partment Of Public School No. As. No 225 West
| Twenty-fourth-st. J. Little. president OF the
! Roard OF Education, presided. and Commissioner
GradSstes' The Rev. DR.. Edwin Hunt read the
scrptuTal for b tae da S concerted work
| was rendered successfully
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