The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-09
MANY NEWARKERS
IN PRINCETON 'O9
GRADUATING CLASS
Out of Fifty-eight Jerseymen
Several Are from Essex
County.
TO BE PRESENTED WITH
DIPLOMAS JUNE Is
Norman Carroll, Former Secre-
tary of Triangle Club, to
Make Grafton.

well represented In this years gradu-
ating class at Princeton. There are
fifty-eight men from this state who are
prospective recipients OF diplomas on
June Is: Frederick L Acksrson, c E,
Adams. r. =. Amin. jr. Norman Ar
mour, John G. Beam. Alan II. Berry.
William N. Blodgett. d. s Budd, Nor
man F. Carroll. Wallace II. Carver. ].
w. Chambers. Hugh Chaplin. Percy A.
Chapman, c. S. Chisholm. E $
Connect. j. Alexander Cook. C NJ Den
mis-, C. Roy Dickinson. E. NJ, poa6. II.
Lawrence Dowd. Carl a. Fese&. Vii
fred J. Funk, S. r.. Glover. $ n Cor
don, J. w. Harrison. Richard Harris
horne. W. Le Roy Haven. lr.. C z,
Hutchinson. Mahlon Hutchinson. Cin-
ton F. WINS, John ]. Kellogg Roland
R King. c. E. knaner. Wilbur La
Roe. jr.. Jesse Lippincott. Roland II.
Milford, S. B. Murray, Jrs A. North
wood. John H. Mittins. Gage oleott.
Frank S. Perrine, Spencer w. Phr1nsr.
L. Simon Plaut. Ripley Ropes. c. II
Scott, G. P. Seeley. Howard w, Shsr-
rill, William R. Silvers. Kenneth G.
Stein. Richard Stockton. Sd. Robert
Strange. John W. Surbrug. IT.. Grant
W. Trimble. Horatio w. Turner. How
ard S. Turner and Edgar l. Wagner.
Twenty-Five from Essex County.
OF this number twenty-five are resi-
dents of Newark or vicinity: Roy
Dickinson. Carl Fetch. Richard Harris
horne, L. Simon Plaut and Norman f.
Carroll reside in Newark: j. Alexander
Cook, E. U. Dodd, wilfred J. Funk.
John H. Nutting. Gage Olcott, John
w. Surbrug, jr., and Henry ". Trim
BILE live in Montclair; South Orange is
the home of R. E. Amin, jr.. F. S.
Connect and Robert Strange, and Fred
erick L. Alderman and Howard w.
Sheriff. live in East Orange, while
John C. Beam and Howard G. Turner
come from Paterson; H. Lawrence
Dowd lives in Orange, John j. Kellogg
in Millburn, ROLAND R. King and
Spencer w. Phraner In Bloomfield; G.
P. Seeley in Englewood and Paul G.
Tomlinson In Elizabeth.
Amin, Beam, Carroll, Dickinson,
Dowd, Feick, Hartshorne. Kellogg,
Plaut, Sheriff., Tomlinson and Turner
T all graduates of Newark Academy.
Most of these prospective graduates
from Newark and vicinity have been
more or less prominent In various I'M
dergraduate activities Howard Sher-
rill has been a member of the uni
versity soccer team for three years;
Robert Strange was manager for this
year Of the Princeton Rowing Associa-
ton; John Beam was a member of the
1909 Bric-a-Brac Board and is also a
member of the 1909 Class Day Com
Howard Turner is a member Of
the Triangle Club. and has been in the
of it's shows for the last three
years.
Chosen for the Presentation Speech.
Norman Carroll was secretary of the
Triangle Club last year, has been in
the cast in the clubs annual produc-
for the last three years, and will
deliver the presentation GRAFTON at the
class day exercises on June ID.
Roy Dickinson was business man.
ager on the 1909 board of the Daily
Princetonian and was a member of the
cast Of this years Triangle Club show.
Richard Hartshorne was manager Of
the Princeton Rowing Association last
year, a member of his class four-oared
crew in the Carnegie regatta two years
ago and a member of the 1909 eight
Dared crew last June.
j. Alexander Cook was class middle
weight c~ane-spreer in his sophomore
year in the inter-class cane spree.
E. M. Dodd was treasurer this year
of the Philadelphia Society, and is a
-oaoohar o4 +ha 1910 olo &C ,,aaro nrf q |
committee.
Wilfred ]. Funk was a member of
the 1909 board of the Nassau Literary
Magazine, and is also class poet and
member of the class ode committee.
John H. Nutting was manager of
this years university soccer team
John W. Surburg, jr., was manager
of the 1863 golf and fencing teams, a
member of the basketball team, chair
man of the senior album committee
and a member of the class day COM
mittee. HI also was in the chorus of
this years Triangle Club show.
Henry w. Trimble won the light
weight championship for his class In
the inter-class cane spree in his sopho-
more year.
H. Lawrence Dowd was captain of
this years gymnastio team. was reg
ular end on the football team last fall,
was assistant business manager on the
Bric-a-Brac Board and is a member OF
the 1909 class day committee and chair
man of the Nassau Herald committee.
Spencer w. Phraner was a member
of the 1909 board of the Nassau Lit
erary Magazine.
Roland R. King captained this years
wrestling team, and won the heavy
weight championship for his class in
the inter-class wrestling two years ago.
G.. P. Seeley played second base on
the 1909 freshman baseball team.
Paul G. Tomlinson was a member OF
the tennis team this spring.