Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-09
SCHOOLS PLAN To
HOLD GRADUATING
EXERCISES soon
Newark Will Be Exploited in
Song and Story by Pupils of
Thirteenth Avenue.

The graduating class of the Thir-
tenth Avenue School will hold its
commencement exercises in the Morton
Street School auditorium on the eve
ming of June 20. Martin L. Cox, the
principal, has charge of the program,
the subject of which is Newark" and
it F~ilf be exploited by recitations and
musical numbers. Richard C. Jenkin-
ssn. of the Board Of Trade, has been
knvited to make the address. The
Ateachers are Miss Catherine Mock and
4 Miss Joanna Mcclure. The graduates
are: Elmer Bailey. Carl Freggens, Harry
Friedfeld. Gilbert Greene. Edward
Grimm, Edward Horn. Richard Horns.
Howard Kline, Harry Koellhoffer,
Edward Moutwid, Julius Oaklander,
Edward ~Rosenbaum, Alfred Schmitt,
Toby Schulhof, Herbert Spaeth, Joseph
Thome. Walter zwaifer, Harry Cohn,
Howard Thatcher, Helen Aronson,
Celia Bailey, Ida Beller, Jennie Bishop,
Selma C%orenzwit, Mildred Dorrill, Eva
Finckelstein, Matilda Fried. Pauline
Glassman, Bessie Harding, Lillian
Planer, Myrtle Raub, Helen Ritter,
Sophie Safer. Dolcizia Scoppeltone,
Rose Schotland, Edith Webb, Minnie
Abramson. Florence Addison, Fannie
Balson. Leona Ditsch, Tessie De varco,
Louise Hahne, Julia Hochstuhl, Adele
Splitter "Mockridge, Louis Elkes, Clar-
ence Parrish. William Flusser, James
Stubblebine, David Silverman, Sidney
Safer, Herman Rosenberg, Albert
Wood, Loretta Crapper.
q The graduating Ciasc ~ +ba Ca-+roi
avenue School will have its exercises
In Che auditorium of the Warren Street
School on June 80 at 8 p. m. There
will BIO a drama by the girls and drills
by the boys. School Commissioner
Z. r. Brown will award the diplomas.
and the former principal, E. K. Sexton,
will give a farewell talk. The present
principal is Benjamin C. Miner, the
teacher Miss s. e. Esterbrook. The
names Of the forty graduates are:
Max Adesky, William Booth, Walter
Christman. Harry Fisch, Alexander
Gill. Frederick Gross, Harry Hamilton,
Rudolph Hoerig, Max Hickman, John
Malcolm, Walter Mackey, Anthony
Nicola, Vincent Napoliello, Edwin
O'Sullivan, Leroy Potter, Joseph Pribyl,
Anthony Rizzolo. Walter Roehrle,
Alexander 'Shanks. Harry Slack, Ed
ward Smith, william Stellger, Leo
Wegner, Emil Werner, Marion An
drew, Hazel Broadwell, Ethel Brown,
Anna Byrne, I May easier, Gladys
Clauson, May Cook, Lobelia Dixon.
Ruth Howard, Elsie Korenke, Magda-
lena Parker, Harriet Pullin, Margaretta
Rebels, Emma Schulstadt, Ethel Stit-
ger, Edyth Williams.
Claude L.. West, principal Of the
Newton Street School, has not set the
date or place for the commencement
exercises of the graduating class. Miss
Jessie Coe and Miss Rebecca Mcclure,
the.s teachers,--ar arc planning a--play,
musical numbers and a Hungarian
dance. The graduates are:
ida Reick, Rebecca Rives. Martha
Klugman, Eva H. Schartoff, Anna s.
Abramson. Rebecca Ball, Gussie Ka-
bachnick, Bertha Fisher, Lulu Noll,
Mamie %Strausberg, Mary b. Bader,
Maude Berry, Isabella Deixel, Carrie
EIinsky, Matilda Frank, Rebecca
Fielder, Fannie Fischer, Mollie Fischer,
Maria George, Hattie Gatsch. Sadie
Hid, Gussie Lippman, Fanny Rosner,
Sophia Schwartz, Rebecca Sender,
Frederick AIDE, Harry Bauer, Arthur
Blast, Chester Brasso, Able Burger,
Samuel Becker, Martin C~alabresso,
Harold Connomacher, Philip Danuff,
Isadore E~isenstein, Samuel Finlkel-
stein, y Charles F%erring, Samuel
F1eischer, Alexander Hecht, George
Henig, James Jaso, Edmund Krauss.
Isaac Lippman, Samuel Lauer. George
Nusbaum, Able Rubin, Samuel Schaef-
fer. Louis j. Schor, Jacob Starr, julius
Wetzel, Louis Walker, Anthony Zaza.