The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-03
NEWARKERS GET
DIPLOMAS FROM
N. y UNIVERSITY
Twelve Local Students Are
Graduated from Washington
Square Collegiate Class.
DAUGHTER OF POLICE
CHIEF Is ONE OF THEM
Several Degrees Are Granted to
Students from This City at
Manhattan School.

Newark was well represented at the
commencement exercises which were
held at the New York University, Man
haitian. yesterday afternoon. In the
Washington Square Coliegiete class
those from this city who won houors
and received diplomas. having matricu-
lated in special courses in German,
pedagogy and domestic science, num-
bered twelve candidates. eight young
womensand four young men. az follows:
Miss Gertrude H. Corbitt, daughter
Of Police Chief Michael Corbitt,. a popu-
lar teacher in the Central Avenue Pub
10 School; Miss Florence Phoebe Clay
ton. also aschool instructor; Miss Clara
8. Mendel. Miss Georgia Amelia De-
Witt, Miss Janette NJ. Horn, Miss Marie
A. Pfeiffer. Miss Clara Levy, Miss Mary
Catherine CASTOR. James Archibald
Cornes. Halsey Edmund Ramsen, Karl
Schmidt and Frank p. Gleason.
The other candidates from this city
who tool part in the commencement
exercises and received degrees and
diplomas were, Doctor of pedagogy,
Miss Kate Laura Hayes, Miss Louise
Muriel Martin. Miss Lydia Fleming
Reddine. Miss Clara Virginia Hummel.
Miss Ella McNutt, Miss Augusta Belle
Root and Miss Bertha Maxwell Palmer.
The game degree was conferred upon
David Birdsall Corson, Andrew Scar
lett. Edwin Morgan, Abraham De1xel
and Thomas Knox McClelland.
Those who received the master degree
In science and art were Miss Agnes
Wilson. Mathew G. Hamilton and Ray
H Hart.
The Newarkers who were given the
Ii. B. degree included Meyer Rash
kes. Htlmer Il. Blatcher. Howard Usher
wood. Charles q. Walker, Joseph Sieg-
ler. Henry George Molina, Ferdinand
Piuner. Joseph A. Foerstam and Abra-
ham Teuaten
Theelncassfu1 candidates In the COM
mesoiae and dnanoe department were
0eoe1e Moore Reuck. Joseph H. Fritch,
Dduns0 v. Bonenbach. Abraham Puder
and MorzfssG- Greenberg.
COlnmh3a'n Jersey 0eadu.
Those from News Jersey who were
Awagdsd diplomas at Cosunbia Unit
WG80I
Leon Ve1la Gibson. Newarks Herbert
James H1owers PassaiC: Charles Hers
tenste1n. Jersey City; Harold Strong
jersey CITY: Clare Edwin veighman.
BayonnAa .Windsdd scots Wardell IT,.
Orange.
School of~nAw-Louis Bevier. third
New B~vunSwdcis Percy Adolphus Cor
AA1 UyA~t4<uAAns UArrpnvd (klo cfon-
ley, n East Orange.
School OF Medicfne-Danlel Roo
Ayres. MontclairS Nelson Kingsbury
Brunswick; John Theodore English,
clair: William Clinton johnson, Sum-
NIT; Fletcher Irwin Knaus. Roe Thomp-
son Lavake. Crawford: Frank N. Man
dev1lle, Newark; John Oliver McDon-
aid. Englishtown; Simon Franklin
Wade, Hackettstown.
School Of Mines-Willard Walker Cut
Ter, Morristown; Theodore Earl, Eliza
beth.
School of Agriculture-Sanford Dana
Ely, Rutherford: Albert Edward Elan
agan, East Orange; F. j. Hartwig.
Hoboken; Walter Klein, Weehawken;
L. G. Deiagerbes, Passaic; F. E. More
wood, Englewood; H. M. Polhemus,
Englewood; John Allen Weaver, Vice.
hawken.
Barnard College-H. M. Boas, Grant
wood; M. E. Dam, Bloomfield; e. w.
Hobsdon, Jersey City: J. F. W. Hub
bard. M F. Kemey, Plainfield; H. D.
Murch. Glen Ridge: E. r. Scales, Jer-
Q City; l.. B. Westamay. Belleville.