Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-04
SCHOOL
GRADUATES GET
THEIR DIPLOMAS
Education Board and Officials at
Exercises of Eighteenth
Avenue School. y

In the presence of members Of the
Board of Education, superintendent
Of schools and more than three hun
bred relatives and friends. the gradual
ing class of the Eighteenth Avenu
Evening School held its closing exer-
cises last night in the auditorium OF
the school building.
There were more than ffty-fve men,
bers of the class to receive the con-
gratuiations of Commissioner Taafe,
of the board, and of Arthur Taylor,
superintendent of evening schools.
Principal Robert Mcdonald received
a handsome stickpin from the class as
he concluded an affecting address OF
parting and M. C. Hamilton, instructor
of The class, came in for a handsome
stickpin.
The following program was rendered:
Piano solo, Chopin, II. Nocturne,
Miss X. A. Greelish; Italian hymn; ad-
dress OF welcome, president of class,
Sidney Schelfer; Austrian national
hymn; recitation, Barbara Freitchie,"
Clara Moscowitz; March of the Men
of Columbia; recitation, Lincoln's adj
dress at Gettysburg. Katie Unger; reci-
tation, THE Blue ard the Gray" Sadie
1 udlLhA ACtitaliOh,
Abraham Schwartz; essay, Labor
Omnia vincit,' Nathan Drobner; reci-
tation, "Warran's Address to the Amer
lean Soldiers Rose Maltz; recitation,
The Test of the Heart" Madeline Gel
ger; essay. Macbeth Katherine Gar
bus: recitation, Battle of Concord"
Molie Pasternock; farewell address,
treasurer of class. Ida Wolfson; plano
solo, "Sunbird,'' Josephine Biehl; adj
dress, Mr.. SAMSON.
The Graduates.
Among the graduates are: Ruth
D~eutschman. 124 Waverly avenue;
Sarah Feldman, 1875 Waverly avenue;
Anna Coral. 26 Seventeenth avenues;
Janet Heller, 116 Peshine avenue Sadie
Yudisky, 216 Broome street; Rose
Mlatz. IA Broome street; Katie Mel
gel, 297 Eighteenth emu Nellie
Pasternock, 315 Eighteenth avenues;
Nancy Petricello. % Belmont avenue;
Lena Ponto, 60 Belmont avenue; Kath-
arine Schaefer, 1874 Livingston street;
Tiny Sudfeld. Is Sayer street; Ida Vol
don, 1859 Livingston street; Louise
Walters. 46 Peshine avenue: Clara
Mossowitz, PA Broome street: Katie
Unger. 90 Monmouth street: Rose Lie
ser. 273 Rose street! Henry Bailler, 81
Stratford place; Edward Meter, 81
Magnolia street; William Schweitzer,
"a Boyd street: Benjamin Sklartz, SO
Wayerly avenue: Merrell Stoner, sos
Eighteenth avenue: Charles Zusi, 1874
Seventeenth avenue; Jacob Baer, 81
Fsirview avenue: Abraham Hirsch, 256
Livingston street; Louis Leventon, $50
Livingston street; Benjamin Richter,
273 Belmont avenue; Jacob Friedland,
1873 Eighteenth avenue; Frank Hoff-
man, 81 Bergen street; George Falco-
wis. 236 Eighteenth avenue; Abraham
Schwartz, 1874 Charlton street; Sidney
Sohelfer, 307 Norfolk street; George
Roehow. 219S Belmont venue Benja-
min Krinl. 10 Boyd street.
Washington school Exercises.
Similar ,Nercises before an even
greater audience were held at the
Washington Street Evening School, of
which Mrs. Mary A.. German is prin-
cipal. At this school this program was
giver: Piano duet, Elsie Duerr and
Melaney Kneller: recitation, "A Moth
er's Story" Amanda Jones; reading,
"A Second Trail" Carl Watkins; vio-
lin duet, Three Little Symphonies"
first violin. Samuel NJ. Goodman; sec
ond violin. William Weinstein: accom-
PIANIST, Pearl Weinstein; recitation,
THE Coming of Spring" Oliver Mat
thews; chorus. "a Boating Song" II.
j. Hancock, school; address, the Rev.
Albertus T. Brock, pastor Of Clinton
Avenue Reformed Church; violin solo,
Samuel Goodman; dialogue. Ruth Pet
erson, Dena NJ. Musa, Florence Shut,
Jessie Beaumont and Bessie McCon-
nell; recitation, "An Awfully Lovely
story Mary Ryan; presentation of
graduates, Mrs. Gorman; awarding
diplomas, j.. George Schwarzkoph;
song, America" Y
The Graduating Class.
This is the list Of graduates: Jessie
Beaumont, Melaney Kneller, Dena M.
Musa, Bessie Mcconnell, Rosemary
Sheerin, Florence Shut, Maria Wilisch.
John J. Devine, Howard Fullem,
Thomas Green, Paul Killion, Lester D.
Raymond, James White, Grace Booker.
Dorothy Miller, John Barry, Hilton
Bowmaker, Leroy Day, Walter Fair
child, Philip Gutter, Max Keller, George
Knight, Oliver Matthews, Albert
Stone, Carl Watkins.