The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31

commencement exercises. They received
their diplomas this morning from Princi-
pal Charles II. Gleason. There were
thirty-six graduates. They were: Eleanor
Adams, May Baechlin, Florence Davis,
Muriel Hannay, Kathleen Haring, Ruth
jenkins, Heller. Kaye. Laura Osborne
Mabel ougheltree, Julia Rose, Ruth
Storch. Gladys Street, Bertha Titus. Alice
Wherett, Ruth Young, Ethel Dodd,
Louise Jones, Rita Phillips, Helen Wither-
idge. Willis Cain, Floyd Carman, Clare
Cyphers, Francis Howell, Willard Keller,
Norman LeLarge, Earl MARTENS, Ken
meth Moore, Ernest Myll, William Nc
Allister. Harold McLorinan, Charles Mum,
Donald Rose. George Stringer, Robert
Banta, Everett Macgovern, Harry Walker.
Franklin School.
An interesting whittier program will
be presented at the commencement exer-
cises of the franklin School TO take place
In the school assembly room tonight. The
exercises will open with the salutatory by
Elviro Mancusi- Ungaro, after which the
class will sing a thnee-part song, The
Boy and the Little Bird, a German folk
song. John Greenleaf Whittier will be
the subject of a composition by Grace II.
Battin. A piano solo will be played by
Emily l.. Strack. R~ecitations will be
SlNel ny luu ~1dl1Dtlls GitutllNh W. Oth
and Phllomena Sslerno. Selections from
"Snowbound" will be given by Mollie A.
Riley, Annetta G. Allen, ID. Beatrice
Bowen and Viola L. Tompkins. A four
part song, God of Our Fathers will DO
sung by ten pupils. They are Elsie T..
Sprague, Annetta G. Allen, Grace b. Bat
tin. Elizabeth G. Reid, Viola G.. ellsworth,
Edith L. Trowbridge, Herman S. Schwa-
baeher, Henry G. McNeary, Walter A
Bolton, Frederick S, Perry,
An extract from the Whittier centennial
address of Booker I. Washington will be
delivered by Frederick S. Perry. The class
will render several three and foHr-part
songs. A reading and pantomime of Maud
Muller will be presented by Nellie A.
Ennist, Robert A. Frazer and Valentia
Hull. The class prophecy will he given by
Jane Pollock, aud the yaledictory by Ed
class colors, will be given by Mildred
Buckley, Elmira Strack, Margaret Bortone,
Clara M. Genull, Edna G. Thorpe, ethel
f. Watson, Anna b. Morpeth, Elizabeth
{. Reid. Bessie M. Thompson, Edith L..
Military and classroom exercises will be
performed by Herman Schwabacher, com
mander; Walter A. Bolton, Charles Rowe,
Theodore Levy, Edward b. McGuiness,
Henry q. McNeary, Lawrence Nontone,
Robert A. Frazer, Frederick S. Perry,
Elviro Mancusi-Ungaro Edwin T. Cline,
Frederick w. OFT and Peter p. Adubato.
Allen, Grace E. Battin, u. Beatrice
Bowen, Mildred Buckley, Margaret Bor-
tone. Viola G. ellsworth, Nellie c. En-
mist, Clara M. Genull, Valentia Hull, Ida
Lambert, I'M b. Morpeth, Jane Pollock.
Elizabeth c. Reid, Mollle A. Riley, Philo-
mena salerno, Elsie e. Sprague,. Emily L.
Strack, Elmira Strack, Bessie M. Thomp.
son, Edna G. Thorpe, Viola L. Tompkins,
Edith L. Trowbridge, Ethel r. Watson,
Peter T. Adubato, Walter A.. Bolton, Ed
win 7. Cline, Robert A. Frazer. Theodore
Levy, Elviro Mancusi-Ungaro Edward
McGuinness, Henry G. McNeary, Law
renee Montone. Frederick W. OFT, Fred
erick $. Perry, Charles Rowe, Herman
Schwabacher, Johu Il. Clayton, Rocco Nit
toll. Frank I. Sepe.
Thoge neither absent nor tardy during the
term are Annetta G.. Allen, Margaret
Bortone. Jane Pollock, Elizabeth c. Reid.
Mollie A. Riley, Emily l.. Strack, Elmira
Strack, Edna c. Thorpe, Edith L. Trow-
bridge, Bessie NJ. Thompson, John E. Clay
ton, Edwin r. Cline. Elviro Maneusi-Un-
CARO-. Edward r. McGulnness. Henry g.
McNeary, Larry Montone, Frederick w.
Ott.N
Testimonials will be given to Jane Pol
lock, Margaret Bortone, Viola L. Temp
.kins.