Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-14
SENIORS
OBSERVE
CLASSDAY
Exercises Were Held in the High
School Auditorium This After-9
nOOn---The Program.
CLASS SONG A FEATURE.
Graduates Greeted by a Large
GAudienCe Consisting OIL
Friends and Relatives.

Inc CLASS udy eAeTClSeS VI Ouc Cidoo
of 1906 of the Perth Amboy high
school were held in the high school
auditorium this afternoon commenc-
ing at o'clock.
The program was as follows:
Entrance Chorus.
Introduction by Glass President,
Mr.. Brodhead.
Historyiof Class-Mr. Booz, Miss
Christopherson.
Statistics--Mr. Hartshorn, Miss
Graae.
Glass Song.
Advice to Undergraduates
Keuling.
Prophecy-Mr Sell. Miss Arner
Violin Solo-Mr. Martin.
Poem-Mr. Brennan.
Mementos-M Comings. Miss
Rock
Will-Miss Philo, Mr.. Hegstrom
Chorus-Class.
Glass Yell.
Postlude-Miss BooZ.
Piano-Miss Booz, Miss Arner.
The class will have a reception to-
night at the home of the president,
Garret Brodhead, Jr., on Market
| street.
The Glass Roll.
The thirty-four members of the
class are: Carrie Maria Arner, Eliza
beth Lauretta Anderson, Louis Booz,
Jr., Agnes Veronica Byrnes, Martin
Francis Brennan, Garret Brodhead,
Jr., Harry Braverman, Joseph Ed
ward Brody, Walter Warner Com
ings,, Edna Florence Christopherson,
j Luella Derby, Josephine Sexton
Darcy, Teena Friedman, Francina
Graae, Lauretta Giles, Benjamin
/ Goldberger, Louise Amelia Garis,
Edith Nora Garis, Joseph Edmund
Hornsby, Edward Stanley Hartshorn,
Edward Kelley Hanson, Thomas
Laughlin Hanson, Carl Frederick
Hegstrom, Edgar Louis KeuHng,
Dorothy Karkus, Catherine Price
Moore, Agnes Elizabeth Mcguire,
Kenneth Chapman Martin, Pauline
Philo, Emily Louise Rock, Lee Adele
Rush, Gilbert Edward Sell, Blanche
Sameth and Lucy Elizabeth Woglom.
The Glass Officials.
The officers of the class are Pres
ideht, Garret Brodhead, Jr.; vice
Kenneth Martin; and treasurer, Ed
ward Hanson.
The committees are as follows:
Entertainment Mr.. Comings
chairman; Mr.. Hartshorn, Miss Wog-
lom, Miss Derby, Miss Giles.
Decoration-Miss Giles, chairman
Miss Woglom, Mr.. Hanson, Mr.. Gold
berger, Miss Arner, Miss Darcy.
Motto-Miss Craze, chairman
Mr. Hanson.
Glass Pin-Miss Graae, chairman
Mr. Hanson.
Colors-Miss Philo, chairman
Miss Derby.
Glass Day-Miss Philo, chairman
Mr. Goldberger, Mr.. Booz, Mr.. Sell.
Press-Mr. Comings, chairman
Mr. Hornsby, Mr.. Hegstrom.
Sing Glass Song.
A pleasing feature was the singing
of the class song, the words of which
, were as follows:
Nov upon our lives were starting,
And the time has come for parting
/ From the school well love and cher
ish
Long as Time shall pass us by
And although we are divided
We will always be united
In the praise of our good old High
Chorus:
you're a good old school,
And we'll always be true
To your colors of crimson and white
J And strive to hold
Will the green and gold?
| You as emblem of honor and right
Every heart beats true
When in thinking of you
Thoughts of school days come throng
ing by;
Nor will old acquaintance be forgo
That were made in the good old High
''All the course we've been together
Each one helping out the other,
:, And the ties of comradeship are
bound
n With claims as iron strong;
: But that in this time of learnins
: There may be no useelss grleN
ing
. Well sing once more this good oi'
;, song"
y Motto and COlors.
The motto of the class is "Ess
S guam videri," which, when trahsia'
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