New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXERCISES.
MANY BOYS AND GIRLS GRADUATED
WITH HONORS-ATTRACTI
COAfMENCEMENTS

Seventy pupils were graduated with attractive ex-
cruises yesterday morning from Public School No
p al Lexington-ave- and One-hundred-and-ffth
st Of which Miss Helen n. flaming is principal
programIne Of music. readings, calisthenic drills
sn6 quotations in English and French was given
Prpils giving instrumental and vocal selections
we're Mildred Morris. Geneyieve Ettinser and
Fredercka Rubenstein: readings. Isabel y Dattle-
baunn Fanny A Estienne and Edith NJ Coyle- Miss
Fstienne gave High Tide in Lincolnshire with
sympathy of feeling and delicacy Of execution
A gold medal for general excellence was awarded
10 Miss Anna Pollakoff- Miss Pollakof not only
stands at The head &c OF her @aSS @ o95 ToTa CoIege
ever given any graduate of No a. Pupils re
csgfe osEs A'''H '''-''D'e'
Charles Blandy member Of the local school
heard made the address TO the graduates yester-
day at Public School No. 10. Ernest R. Birkins,
principal. Kenneth Preston Hamilton was vale
peitive examinations TO determine commencement
noncrs.
Tuesday was graduation day at No. Ss, Lenox-
eve and one-hundred-and-t1 thirty fourth-st, Dr. Ed
ward W Stitt principal. Julius NJ MAYER gave the
address graduates, ard Augustus Scott Short the
Taedictory-
There were exercises in French and songs in
German at Public School No g. Of which William
P Mccarthy is principal, yesterday afternoon
The saIutatory by Francis Vidal. and the vale
dictory by Ethel r. Martin Alfred T Schauffier
graduates. a bust OF Washington was presented by
Colonel Goulden
John Mulligan. inspector in the Tenth District
presided at the commencement exercises at Pubic
School No A Tuesday morning. Harriet R. Fox
plcnas George Livingston distributed the prizes.
md rhe Rev. James A. Reed gave the address to
he graduates
At No 90 East Houston-st, on Tuesday morning
were held the commencement exercises of Public
School No I3. Helen A Stein. principal The val
edictorian was Rose ". Perniciar. and there were
addresses by President Jacob H Cantor OF the
Borough OF Manhattan, and Frank f harelseI-
Prizes were awarded as follows: Medal for aInlanii-
ttv TO Rose Jablonower, presented by Judge Meyer
8 Tsaacs: so in gold for highest mark Of admis-
sion 10 Normal College to Rachel Naldinger. pre-
sented by Commissioner Jacob w Mack; $40 IN
gold highest mark for admission TO high schooi'
TO Annie Cohen. presented by Commissioner JACOB
" Mack: prize for diligence in study. TO N6t1le
shepatowsky presented by the Rev Robert l. PAD
dock
Public School No &C. Abner E. HALEY, principal.
graduated seventy-seven boys yesterday with ap-
propriate exercises. Augustus Downing, OF the
the graduates. and Mrs Newell Martin OF The local local
karcher the valedictorian
In the hall of the Board Of Education, at Fifty
rpth-st and Park-ave 200 girls received their
CiDl0laS
morning The Rev. John J. Reed, Of the Wash
tngton Square Methodist Episcopal Church, nade
the ADDRESS or ne [1911lant nv W-iiiipTn IA Max
vel. Tha hall was handsomely decorated lor lne
occasion.
Al Public scnool No. Ils. one-hundred-and-thir-
t=-thrd-st. and Seventh-ave, Miss E G Schoon-
maker principal Emma N Marquette Eaye sieorT 5Re
Superintendent John Dwyer addressed tlie put4'7
ofa5Fr viz in he
department of Public School No 46. on Tuesday
morning Coissioner Guy gave the the a. address TO
the graduates Misses Agnes tTS as ana is Mary
Wakelee Schwartz is principal Of this school
Public School No s3 Mrs. Emma S, I-andrine.
principal held its commencement on Tuesday Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev David g Wylie
Commissioner Theodore E. Thomson. Alderman
Arnitage Mathews. Assemblyman William f Ben
net Abraham Gruber and Isaac Fromme COM
missioner Nicholas J. Barrett presented medals as
follows: Charles Hauptner's medal awarded TO
Miss Julia Buggy: local boards medal, awarded 10
Mss Maude Rostetter; Abraham Grubers medal
awarded 10 Miss Natalie Cocks: Arthur Cooper per-
aTs F 'qoe 30 Hl WijbeIm Reiiiy Robbins and
Nartineau: awarded by Miss Cronan 20 the Misses
kepko, Williams and Goldberg
Elsa ". T. Junge valedfctorian ana Ken
Allan MacRossie gave the address to the gradu-
ates yesterday morning at Public School No S.
William B. SIiber principal
The graduating class Of Public School No 80
whose exercises were held yesterday numbered
eighty-one. The salutatory was by Meyer. r. Alt
man. and the valedictory by Julius Himelstein-
The address TO the graduating class was delivered
by ex-Judge Henry NJ. Goldfogle. and the diplomas
were conferred by Mrs, Harry Hastings the chalr-
man Of the school board Of the Sixteenth DlstrlcL
br Gustav @ Fischlovitz, secretary OF the schooi
board Of he district made few remarks one or the
Joseph l. Green medals for scholarship was AWARDED
10 DaVid Bait. Julius Himelsteln received tne 30
Seph l. Green medal for scholarship. the X 1ofqon
Everett medal for history and the Herman ii Coilel
9fhecal for scholarship. The Louis Marks n neudIs
Ior scholarship went 70 Solon Violin ana IIeoI ee
iAppnan; the William E Grady medals for scnoIaT-
snip. 10 James Frederick Malone and Roderlch