The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-27
.45O GRADUATED
/ FROM NEWARK'S
EVENING SCHOOLS
Excellent Programs Given at
Various City Educational
Institutions.
MANY FOREIGNERS ARE
AWARDED DIPLOMAS
Most of the Students Will
Pursue the Higher
Branches.

hAASlbdiy CNCitDS SCliOOtS WClS 6tdoO-
ated last night. The commencement
exercises marked the close of the most
successful night school season in the
history of school affairs in this city.
1t is expected tina great majority of the
graduates will enter the evening high
schools, as the interest shown by the
pupils In the curriculum during the
term just closed presages that course
FOR them. Among the graduates were
an unusual numbe of for
eigners, the greater part of whom were
adult men and women.
The evening high schools commence
ment exercises will be held next month
The commencement exercises last
night were held at the following
schools: Alexander Street. Belmont
Avenue, Bergen Street, Central Avenue,
Eighteenth Avenue, Franklin, Hamburg
Place, Lafayette Street, Morton Street,
Newton Street, Seventh Avenue, South
Street, South Eighth Street, South
Market Street, South Tenth Street.
Thirteenth Avenue and Washington
Street.
Hamburg Place school.
Fifty-six pupils were awarded
diplomas in the Hamburg Place School.
The exercises were very simple, con-
sisting of songs n recitations. Prin-
cipal Frederick w. Fort awarded the
diplomas. The graduates were: Marie
Boehm, Minnie Dopp, Anna Fischer,
Lulu Fauteck, Louise Feiler, Carrie
Graubner, Bertha Harrington, Lizzie
Haggerty, Mae Housman, Gertrude
J~enkinson, Clara Johnston, Anna
Knauf, Anna Knodel, Dora Lewis,
Hilda Maulbeck, Minnie Meisel, Louisa
Roehrich, Grace Roman, Ada Shanahan,
Edna Taylor, Title Wittick, Margaret
Wehrle, Jennie Weiss. Casper Amman,
William Bossert. John Cantlupe,
Charles Deleot. John Dunn. Thomas
Dowd, John Eber. Philip Eisenhauer,
Stephen Flies, Edward Guempel, Will
lam Geissler, Robert Hays, Edward
Helmstetter, Eugene Herbers, Walter
Heindel, Harry Horbelt, Charles Jor-
dan. Henry Knott, John Lehr, Charles
Lie5hauser. John Lynch. Robert Nc
Allister, John Morgan. George Ortiz,
Herman Scherer. John Schiner, Adolph
Schmidt. Christian Schmitt, Charles
Schlagel. Joseph Smith, Frank Well,
Otto Wagner and Adolph Wilhelm.
south Tenth street school.
Songs. rotations, dialogues and in
SlTuTIlefldl SSltGliOnS H1dQe up lie
graduation exercises of the South
Tenth Street School. The graduates
were: Frederick Engeman, Alexander
Frackenpohl, George Haverbeck, Nor
ris Margolies, George Mayer, Charles
Mertz, Edgar S~chleckser, Anna Burner,
Magdalina Burner, Rose Burner, Anna
Heyman, Henrietta Hovet. Florence
keenan,, Aida Nelson, Elsie Pfeiffer,
Anna Strubel, Lulu Eppel, John c.
Ellermann, William Earl, Paul Herr
mann, Meinard Hess, August Kreis,
Erwin Menninger, George Roeder, Carl
Rottmann, Francis Smith, August
Reinhardt, Emma Decher, Emily Mad
dams, Lillian Piston, Adelaide Zusi,
May Flemming, Walter Lott and Nell
son Ikas.
Morton street school.
An attractive program was carried
out in the Morton Street School, OPEN
ing with a piano solo by Lena Mueller.
A greeting was offered by James Mar
gulis. Recitations were given by Isa-
dor Scharf, Morris Crit, Amelia Nus
baum, Stella Charick, Lena Bonda and
Augusta Halpern. Violin numbers
were played by Miss McArdle, n of
the teachers, and vocal solos were con-
tributed by Miss Marie Cahil and
Miss Hilda Barr. VINO also gave piano
selections. Hannah Lemell read the
class prophecy and the valedictory was
pronounced by Morris Yochelson. A
picture was presented to the school in
the name Of the class by Isadore
Scharf.
The graduates were: Augusta Hal
perm, Stella Charick, Lena Mueller,
Lena Bonda, Hannah Lemell, Amelia
Nusbaum, Edward Zemba. Morris
Griff, Max Weinstein, James Marquis,
Philip Cohen, Frank Schwartz, Michael
Fishman, Stephen Grodecki, Nathan
R~osenthsl. Isadore Schwartz, Isadore
scharf, Henry voilmer, Morris Yochel-
son and Louis Riebin.
Central Avenue School.
About twenty-five composed the
graduating class of the Central Avenue
Evening school last night. Several adj
dresses were mad and a musical pro-
gram was given by the orchestra of
the Italian Club. Risveglio P~artenopeo.
The graduates of the Lafayette
Street Evening School number four
teen. Commencement exercises by the
pupils were held last night in the
school hall.
Washington street school.
a feature OF the exercises at the
Washington Street School was the sing
ing Of the class song, written to the
class Of 1909, by Miss Elizabeth M.
Stringer. The Rev. Andrew S. thinner
IMAM, pastor of the Memorial 'Presby-
terrain Church, gave a Lincoln Wash
ington talk, which was highly appre-
Violin selections were played
by Ethel Rukel and Hortense Reynolds.
A dramatic charade, "Schooldays," was
enacted by Ada Johnson, Margaret
Lea Jeantet and Charlotte
Lynn. Recitations were given by
Ernest M. Fischer and Helen Francies.
Mrs. Mary e. German, the principal,
presented the class for graduation, and
diplomas were awarded by James
of the Board of Education.
The graduates were: William j..
schott, Charles Malcolm Allan, Ernest
Al. Fischer, Louis H. famine, Joseph
Bruno, Allen Wiley, Joseph Garossa.
Names Christian, Charles Hagen, Edith
Ieister, Helen Heinrich, Catheryn c..
0Connor, Abbie HOPPER, Ida G~rossman,
Elsie Lieberman, Evelyn Johnson,
Marie Cantarella, Anna Kantor, Eliza
Walker, George Walsh, Marietta
Hraxton, Helen Francies, Lea Jeantet.
a Johnson. Charlotte LYNN. Edith