The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-11
NEWARK SCHOOLS
PAY TRIBUTE TO
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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lerd; reading, proclamation by Gov
ernor Fort George Nelson; reading,
superintendent Bakers Letter on
Lincoln John Stats; recitation. Lin
coins Day Martha Rooster; reading
from abraham Lincoln's Christmas
Gift" Philip Whitlock; song by the
school. 70 Spirit of the Nation, Gomez"
recitation, Death of Lincoln Allan
Erode; recitation from I'm the Boy
hood of Lincoln" Edward Harrar;
recitation, 20 Captain, My Captain
Hugh Burke; recitation, Gettysburg
Address," Bernicc Stewart; song by
the school. America
In the primary department of the
North Seventh Street School the pro-
gram at 2 y. m was: Salute to the
flag, by schools; song. Our Flag
school: recitation, Lincoln Joseph
Nulty; recitation, Three Incidents in
tile Life of Lincoln" Adelaide stub
ring. Mary Hunt. Catherine Cook,
chorus, Lincoln" children from room
Is; recitation. quotations from State
superintendent letter, Margaret
Helms; recitation, AN AnecGote About
Lincoln Charles Filling; solo and
chorus, "'The Red. White and Blue"
William Wcatherbec and children from
room IL; recitation. Il Love the Name
of Lincoln" children from room 16;
recitation. "There's Many a Battle
Fought Daily" Howard milford;
chorus. "Wintcr Lullaby girls from
room Is: recitation, "Mary's Valen-
tine" Agnes Keene; recitation, Ten
Little Tin Soldiers Clarence Brown;
chorus, Our Country" children from
rnon3c IN o,.5 ~. ,a,;4,4f-, GfN-1... WI
eutine," Alfred Squartino: recitation.
Was Lincoln . King" Victoria
Chandler; short talk. THE Life of
Lincoln Clifford Highly. recitation.
Abraham Lincoln" Ruth Holland:
recitation. "story of Lincoln" i've
boys from room II: song. MERRY.
Merry Bells school: recitation. my
Birthday Jack Coffin: STORIES of
Lincoln three children from room is;
song. America school.
Abingdon Avenue school.
Pupils of the Abingdon Avenue School
celebrated as follows: Chorus, 1.-THE
Star-Spangled Banner" the school;
concert recitation, Our Flag, grade
IA; chorus, Our Flag" the school;
recitation, "a Log Cabin" Mildred
Brockel; song. 1.-THE Colors of Our
Flag" grade 1B: recitation, Lincoln.
Charles Dignan; quotations about LtT
coin, Michael Zizza and Roland Smith;
chorus. Battle Hymn of the Republic
the school; recitation, Honest Abe"
Laura kreig; song, '"rhe Flag of Amer
lea grade 1B; concert recitation, MY
Country grade la: recitation. Our
Martyr President" Muriel Gray and
Marvin Dietz; chorus, Cheer Old
Glory school; recitation, "Lincoln's
Day" May McGovern: concert %recita-
ton, The Gettysburg Address, the
school; chorus, America" the school.
cimon Avenue school.
At the Belmont Avenue School the
Lincoln program was: Flag salute, the
school; "Star-Spangled Banner the
school; recitation, STARRY Flower of
Liberty" Isadcre Scharf; recitation,
"Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg
Alexander Williams; recitation, 20 Cap
tain, My Captain!' Elsie Klein; adj
dresses, by our of the G.. A. r.; song,
MY Country, 'Tis of Thee" the school.
Market street High school.
The Lincoln exercises at the Market
Street High School were: Life of Lin
coin" Mary Eely; How Billy Scott
Paid the BILL Kenneth Sparks; Gov
ernor Forts memories, Marian Diana;
"Lincoln's Gettysburg Address," Lin
don Smith. Professor Thomas f.
Kennedy, who is in charge of this di-
vision of the High School. gave a brief
talk on Lincoln. He will also be a
speaker at the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow night at the Lincoln
centenary exercises.
Eighteenth Avenue school.
The Lincoln birthday program at the
Eighteenth Avenue School: Salute to
the flag; chorus, THE Star-Spangled
Banner reading of the Governors
proclamation. Louis Schneider; two
part song, Call to Arms" eighth grade
pupils; recitation, Gettysburg Ad-
dress tenth grammar classes; duet
and chorus, Brave Boys Are They
composition. Abraham Lincoln" Nor
rls Heslowitz; two-part song, 1.-THE
Good Soldier" recitation, "Lincoln's
Birthday Minnie Krasnepatvocal duet,
MY Dream of the u. S. A Louis
Siegel and David Pastielnick; chorus,
Marching Through Georgia." adj
dresses by members of the G. A. r.,
Comrades Ougletree. Creighton, Law
renee II Reilly; Mrs. Watts, Mrs.
Leech and Mrs, Fitzsimmons, of the
Ladies Auxiliary; chorus, '~aerica."
Hawkins street School.
The program of the first and second
year grades at the Hawkins Street
School included an address by the
Rev. Charles Beach Condit, of Trinity
Reformed Church. The exercises were:
MARI hing Song rub-a-dub-dub; rec
i~tation, Lincoln Mabel Horst and
Anna Hoffman; song. Soldiers Ia
class; Brave, True, Kind" Arthur
Magnessen, Morris June and Henry
Metzar; song, Our Flag" floor; "The
Log Cabin" Adolph Matthews; Lin
coins Kindness Sigmund H~ettenbach;
salute to the flag, floor; Lincoln -
Mary Sobosik, Mary Goodrich, Annie
Hutling and Stephen Natroff; Our
Flag song, 2B class; why We Love
Lincoln" twelve children; 'Lincoln's
Birthday Bessie Allen. Ray Schneider,
Lena Pabst, Clarence Crane and
~Chauncey Barrett; recitation, Willie
Smith; America" floor.
The program of the third, fourth and
fifth grades was: Song, "Oh, Starry
Flag floor; piano solo, Marie Fischer;
recitation, abraham Lincoln" Sadie
Betman; recitation. eve Sing His
Praise" Joe Semel; song, Our Coun-
try floor; recitation, Was Lincoln a
king?' Franklin Wentworth: reading,