Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-24

presented with a handsome gold stick
PIN set with a turquoise and a pearl.
The following committees were dis
missed after each had been thanked in
turn: Farce committee, Miss Lillian
Hetherton, Robert Simmonds. Wallace
Cannon. Miss Glare Savidge, Joseph
Swing, Miss Mildred Beach and David
Patton, chairman; pin committee,
Donald Harris, chairman; the Misses
Benice Barnet and Gertrude Reynolds
and Joseph Swing; sociable committee.
Miss Margaret Townley, chairman;
Miss Helen Vincent, Miss Elsa Dis
brow, Julius Harder and Donald Har-
ris, and the candy sale committee, con-
sisting of Miss Elsa Dlsbrow. chair
man.; the Misses Gretchen Wiss and
Alma Adams, Benjamin Leonard and
Hasbrouck Dunn. The result of the
candy sale was an increase of $500
in the class treasury.
The doubles Of the boys tennis
tournament will be decided by next
week. The Bertwal Read-Wiliam
Landmesser combination is now alone
in first place. Watson Buehler and
Arthur Cara brant have still to play a
match with the team composed of
Henry Underwood and Parker Naugle
The winners of this match will play the
team now in first position for the cham
pionship.
A new regulation has been put in
force by Principal Stearns, regarding
the length of time allowed for examina-
lions. The "exams'' held in the morn
ing must now close at 11:30 o'clock,
| while the afternoon tests began at l2:lo.
and may last only two-and-one-half
hours. This rule was instituted be
cause Of prevailing weather conditions.
The Civics' Club adjourned recently
after completing a very successful term
Of business. The High School Debating
Club gained second place in the Inter
scholastic League although the local
teams were composed mostly OF me-"
men. Twelve debates were-held dur
ing the session on the foremost prop
lens of government. The following be-
came members this term: Harold
| Mitchell, Eugene Darling, Arthur
| Lewis, Thomas Barclay, Howard Lam
bert, Andrew Wallhauser. Abram Steig-
Ter and Richard Talbot.
From the class of LOG that graduated
from Barringer High School last night
40 will pursue higher education IN col
leges or universities, IS will enter nor
NAL school at Newark or Montclair
Heights, while IS have decided to take
up business careers. Those VINO VIII
enter college in the fall and the re-
spective chosen institute Of each fol-
low: Miss Marjorie r.. Merz, Pratl
Institute: Clarence F. Wagner. Pratt
Institute: Benjamin Furman, stevens
Institute; George w. Gilman, Belleville,
New York University; Miss Alys Conk-
thorne, Webb Academy; Norman I.
Hertz. Columbia University; Lawrence
C. Horle, stevens: J. Harry Matthew's,
Stevens: Louis D.. Nadel, New YORK
University; Walter S~cheuneman.
Stevens: Meyer Brothman, Bellevue,
! New oYrk University: Miss My Conk-
ling. Mount Holyoke; Miss Vivian Is.
Cooke. boarding school; Miss Hazel r.
Cooper. Wellesley; Jacob Gittleman'
| New York University; John c. Howe,
University OF Pennsylvania; MISS
GLADYS +. kroeger. onen's Gouchef
| College OF Baltimore; Miss Marjorie H.
McNish. st. Lawrence University; MISS
Ethel McOuat, Barnard; Sigmund Man
helm. Princeton: Philip March, stevens
Joseph MarguliesI New York tnlVer-
sitv; Conrad f. Nagel, Cornell; walter
G. Seymour. Columbia; Selis schwartz
New York University; Miss Johanna
Stobaells. Wellesley; James Nj.
Vaughan. Harvard. Miss Theordora
Wiener. Barnard; Clifton f. MacNabo,
Stevens; LIE Roy Putnam, Lafayette
George NJ. Darby. Lafayette; Francs
w. Wolf. Lafayette; G. Fri Nuencn'
Colorado School Of Mines: George cav
lev. Stevens: ella w. butcher. Bar
nard; Miss Dorothy Mitchell. Barnard;
John L. Morgan, Lafayette; orestes
Pace. Columbia; Miss Edna IL. Perkins,
Smith; Miss Erma Quinby. smith;
Jacob Stiff. Cor.all: Radcliffe Swimmer
ton. ale: MYiss Frances Es Warrendar,
! Pratt. and j. Hans Weidig. Princeton.
, rent had been paid In advance. This