Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-05
MIGHT SCHOOLS
, celebrate CLOSE
J Of SEMESTER
Diplomas Awarded Many Grad
yates After Addresses by
Prominent Speakers.

The evening schools of the city last
night celebrated the finish of a very
successful semester by commencement
exercises, which in point of finish and
enthusiasm, equaled anything done in
the city by day schools in many a
moon. Something more In the way of
effort is required of the student attend
IT.. night school than those who a
devote daylight hours to study, and the
spirit of eaton at the end of the years
work runs appreciably higher among
The night classes. Members of the
Board of Education, ministers and 9TH
q ers interested in educational matters
= were at a premium as "speech-makers'
sfor the various exercises.
At the washington street School ex-
r ercises under the direction of Miss
Elizabeth M. Stringer and Miss Elsie
Al Muhleman, teachers, were held. A
class of twenty-nine was graduated.
Rev. Henry Merle Mellen, of the
I Christ Reformed Church, and James
Taaffe, of the Board of Education,
were the principal speakers. The in
PRODUCTION of an anvil in the singing
of the Anvil Chorus by the class
made a decided hit. The diplomas
were awarded by Mrs. Mary E. Cor
nan.
The. list of graduates follows: Flora
Clenehs, Zeita Daley. Bessie Kirch
ner, Lizzie Turbitt, Helen White
Harold Davey, Robert DuPlessis,
Roland Hines, Frank Helmus, Harry
Jones, Michael LASER, Abram Luxner,
Louis Suskind, Horace Taylor, Jacob
Biume, Thomas Lambe, Ada Miller.
Eva Saunders, Beatrice Smith, Lena
White, James Pendlcton. Frank Po-
peck, Ernest Evans, Benjamin SaXton,
Holmes Wor1nwald. William Beau
mont, Robert Ball, Thomas Barry,
2 Charles Carson.
Addressed by Edgar d. brown.
The South Tenth Street Evening
School sends out forty-two graduates
from the classes of 1910. Exercises were
held last night in the school building.
After a varied program two classes
were presented by the principal to
Edgar d. Brown, member of the Board
of Education, who awarded the diplo-
mas, and made a most fitting address.
Most of the graduates will enroll i'm
mediately in one of the evening high
schools. Following are the names:
ETSu PaduCly iiCiiy "a OiH
Louis, Holzwarth, Alexander Lindblom,
Jesse Loefier, Michael Mayer, james
Hughes, Charles Keller, Ernest Posten,
Herbert Bennett, Cecilia Foster, Lillian
Geisecke, May Heimall, Florence Len
men, Elizabeth Mitui, Mabel Smith,
Mary S%chlegcl..
The following is a list of graduates
of fourth grade South Tenth Street
Evening School:
Girls--Frederica Braunstein. Theresa
Drifting, Catherine. C~avanagh. Elvera
C%hellborg, May Dill, Barbara Kelley,
Florence Mackenroth, Lucy Pagel
Catherine Reilly, Florence Wilcox.
Boy%Oscar Boiler, George Demme
Albert Duerner, Edward Engemann
Santiago Hernandez, Han Johnson
3 Rudolph Macy, Henry Miller, Harry
!, Plate, Emil Rose, Fred Rothacker, Her.
bert Schmuhl, Carl Tyroff, Paul Will
deck.
At the Central Avenue Schoo a move.
form of entertainment was introduced
by Principal Martin l.. Cox by the rem
dering of grand opera, including sew
ssferal' selections from I'll Trovatore,'' a lie
photograph. A large class of students
received their diplomas.
-As liz CAO . VI w ldS
of 1910 were held last night in the
Belmont Avenue Evening High School
Forty mine were graduated, anon
whom thirty-one were girls. A large
crowd of parents and friends of the
graduates filed the auditorium of the
building nj enjoyed IN entertaining
program. A. G.. Balcom, superintend,
emit of the evening schools, addressed
the graduates and presented them with
J their diplomas, n f. b. Gilhooly
s principal of the school, bid them God
Il speed" in a farewell address.
The program follows: Chorus, lie,
the Hills and Wales Resound;" essay
washington the Man." by Dora
Dlugarlsh; dance, Sailors Hornpipe,'
by the gymnasium class; essay, Wash
ington The Soldier" by Louis Press
chorus, ".Rec~essional;" garland drill, BY
sixteen girls from graduating class;
7 Essay, Birth of the Flag" Milliceni
Isobel; Ribbon Dance" junior class;
quartet, Drink to Me Only With Thine
8 Eyes, addresses by Mr.. Balloon ant
Mr.. Gilhooly.
-, other schools Celebrate.
= A list, of the schools at which exer-
scises were held last night follows
Alexander street, Belmont Avenue
Bergen Street, Burnett Street, Contra
Avenue, Eighteenth Avenue, Franklil
school, Hamburg Place, Lafayette
~ street, Morton Street, Newton Street
Eighth Street, South Market Street
Tenth Street. Thirteenth Avenue ant
washington Street.