The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-31

Benjamin Leller, Charles Puttback,
Wallace Waddington, George Laws,
Margaret Barr, Clarence Bass, Rosine
DeRogy, Sarah Ball, Harry George,
Thomas Vincent. Bertha Lowitz, Mary,
Kilbride, Theodore Katen, Josephine
Birkle, Sadie ~Strohmeier, Linda Morley,
Alexander d. Cross, Lillian Klein, Peter
Peterson, Anna Crash, Ernest Birkle,
Herber Wurth, Ida Seideman, Charles
Macy, Lester l.. Munson, Jennie
~Schuapek, Olive Weber, Anna Dough-
erty, Mary Geiger, George Hoffman, Jo-
seph Wolf, William A. Curtin, Earnis-
lima G. Bowers. Helen Hyland, Irene G.
Bowers, Esther Grossman. William
Woodhead, jr.. Martha Bradshaw, Pau
line Bratter, Lillian McGregor, Elsie
Shut, Marion Noll, Hannah Zwergen-
baum, Olive Tore, John V. Dalton,
Fred Burren, Elizabeth Montieth, Ben
jamin Cort, Mary M. Adams. Edward
Gill, Clark Van Pell, Benjamin Dawes,
Maurice Steinitz, Adelaide Fitzpatrick,
Mary Brennan, Anna Pusenthal, Dora
Benatre, Florence Green, May E. Cum
mings, Daisy Shirk, William Glasburg,
Dorothy Lee. Augusta Pootman, Emil
Rigglesen. Matte Barnett, Augustus
Freeley. Frank Horstman, Catherine
Hollweg.
These were awarded third-year certi-
ficates; German, Theodore Little. WILL
lam Barry, George Barry, James Reilly,
French, Ernest. Gennell, Max Guttman;
bookkeeping, Charles Puttback, Joseph
Wolf. Charles Marcy, Olive Weber,
William Jennings, Lillian Law, Mary
Geiger, Emma Grischelle; chemistry,
Joseph zuelling, George Riorden, Ma
thaniel Rich, Adolph Rydgren, Frank
c. Kreitler. Edwin A. Keipe; steno-
graphy. Aldhea Day, Amelia S~innekohl,
Hulda Ergenzinger, Caroline Foehl,
Ruth William, Nellie Donahue, Gather
inc Jackson, James Sheridan, Elsie
Gu~nzenhauser, Mary Priester, Emma
G~rischella; third-year English class, Jo-
seph Wolf. Charles Macy, Olive Weber,
Munson.
Franklin Street school.
AT the closing exercises in the Frank
lin Street School more than eight hun
bred persons were present, and it was
one of the most successful mmence
ments the school has ever held. There
was an unusually excellent exhibition
of the work accomplished in the term
just ended by the pupils in the mil
linery and sewing departments.
The program consisted of a recita-
ton by Morris S. Barr, of Love In a
Balloon" and humorous selections by
Gordon Price. During an address by
Arthur Taylor, principal of the school,
he complimented the pupils and teach
ers on the progress they had made
during the year and paid them severa
glowing compliments which We're all tbs
more appreciated as they were de-
served. He also made the important
announcement that at the next tern
of the school a class in artistic en-
broidery would be formed. This Is the
first time any effort to teach such a
subject has been attempted in this sec
ton, and it created no small stir, many
pupils signifying their intention to take
the course. At the close of the exer-
cises refreshments were served.
The graduates in the academic de-
partment are: Arthur H. Coulter, Min
ME Il. Job. Annie q. Hayes, Frank C
Campbell, Anna @. Hughes, Phoebe Il
Moreland.
The Industrial department graduates
are: Lucy Baldwin. Ada Bradner
Bertha Bradner, Bessie r. Carlin, Mary
Gallagher. Jennie Cooper. Maude Cur
ran, Elizabeth Clements. Mrs. w,
Machin, Emily Mumford. Ethel Temp
kins. Elizabeth va~ndervoort, Nellie
Walton. Edna Williams, Agnes Nc
Donald. Mrs. Mary Smith. Elizabeth
Kane Mary Cullen, Alice Dennis
Helen Devine, Mrs. Finn. Ethel Kin.