Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-17

The class roll, as given in the pro-
gram, is as follows;
Anna Allen-'In her tongue is the
law of kindness"
Rufus Allen-"When / open my
mouth let no dog bark"
Ada Aneckstein-'It is all right
to say what you think If you think
1t all right"
Genevieve Brennan-"A glimmer-
ing glitter to gladden. the gloom"
Oren Browning-''It takes a good
head to wear a crown"
Millard Boughton-"Author like
coins, grow dear as they grow old"
Walter Barker-'I speak for,
uphold the right"
Vennie Campbell-"H music
she practices daily, the Bach and
Beethoven sort"
Malcolm Crowell-"A noticeable
man with large grey eyes. ;.
John Clark-"It is but part we
see, not the whole"
Elliot Carbon Blessed are the
meek"
Bell Dorsey-"I never sang sin
gle song, never hummed a note. ;"
Harriet Drost-"Much have
travelled In the realms of gold"
Agnes Donovan-"I have what
few of my sex possess-silence.'
| Joseph Deegan-"S Steadfast"
Carolyn Ernst-"If you have
knowledge, let others light their
candles by It,"
Bertha Friedman close
mouth catches no fies.'
Minnie Fugle-"But still her
tongue ran on"
Wesley Fletcher-"How sad it is
that we must work"
Sophus Greisen-"And for each
passer-by smile, for everyone a
word"
Rose Galaida-"O ear is heard,
the other out it went"
Mary Gridley-"Tir and books
ne'er interfere with pleasures daily
round"
Charles Hults-"Look you, am
the most concerned in my own in
lterests."
Helen Hanson
With what attentive care
Doth she in method place each hair. :"
John Hrubec-"Though he be but
little, he is fierce"
Charles Hinkel-"Bluff, Bluff,
Bluff"
Beatrice Jacobsen" Striving to
better, oft We mar what's well'
Esther Jessen-" voice was
ever low, gentle, and soft"
Katharine Gleckner-"Let knowl-
edge grow from more to more"
Ethel Van Dusen-"I hate no.
body; am in charity with the
world"
Elsie Wittnebert-"S Smiling she
comes, and smiling she goes"
Viola Wilson-"The silence that
is in the starry sk~."
Katie Wilentz- Merry as the day
lis long,"
Myrtle Warren-"Ha sorrow
care'H kill cat, and therefore let's
be merry"
! Grace Wright-"A learned Judge
IN upright ju6gcc",
| Melville Wilding-"B Blushing is
1.-THE color of virtue"
Donald Kennedy-"A mothers
pride, fathers JOY"
Pearle Koch
when Joy and duty crash,
Let duty go to smash. +"
Henry Roster
"Oh bed, oh bed. delicious bed,
That heaven upon earth to the
weary head"
Jack Mann Soft, slow tongue
true mark of modesty."
Katherine Osterhout-"S Silence
that dreadful bell"
John Orsoe-" Happy am l, from
care am free"
Chester Whose little body
lodg'd a mighty mind"
Ida Polensky-"I am resolved t.
grow fat and look young till forty.
Herbert Rankin-"I manage ev
erything."
Herbert randberg-"Mark me.
John Seel-"A still tongue show
wise head"
Katie Spitzer-'Oh how full o
briars is the working-day world"
Matthew Urbanski-"Once in
while ] think"
Mrs. Francis w. Kitchel, assiste'
by members of the faculty and tn
following committee from the senio
class, arranged the exercises: TIL
Misses Esther Jessen, Carolyn Ernst
Mary Gridley, Genevieve Brennan
Harriet Drost, and John Orsoe
Charles Hults and Oren Browning
There are fifty graduates thi
year, the largest graduating clas
the school ever had. The class OF
ticers are: President, Malcolr
Crowell; vice-president, Miss Ros
! Galaida; secretary, Miss Myrtle Wal
rem, and treasurer, John Orsoe.
| Lavender and gold are the elias
colors; the class flower, wisteria
mascot, Chanticleer; and the motto