Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-22
SHAKESPEARE AND MUSIC
ON BARRINGER PROGRAM.
High School Graduation Exer-
cises Tonight to Be Classical.

Inc liz graduates OF Barr1nger HIGH
School will receive their diplomas and
hold commencement exercises in the
school auditorium tonight. This is one
of the largest classes of graduates in
the history of the school.
Shakespearian poems and lyrics set
to music will comprise the greater part
of the program. A professional will
precede the presentation of "Orpheus
and His Lutte by the class members.
A selection from 1.-TWO Gentlemen of
Verona" with music by Franz Schu-
bert, will be given by the class in the
second part Of the program. Selec-
tions from Percy's "Reliques" and
Henry WILL" set to modern music,
will follow.
A lyric episode in three scenes. from
THE Merchant of Venice" entitled,
THE Ring Story" will be presented
by the pupils. Principal Wayland e.
Stearns will then present the gradu-
ates, who will receive their diplomas
from Commissioner Edgar R.. Brown,
chairman of the education committee
of the Board of Education.
Following is a list of the graduates:
College course.-C. Saul April, Ermin
d. Baker, Grace H. Beardslee, Frank
Bennes, Charles Boni, jr., A. Gustave
Braun, Janet Margaret Breingan, Ethel
Case, Harold Carroll. Isaac Engel,
Louis Arba Fast, Charlotte M. Free
man, Adam H. Friedrich, Michael &C.
rome, Alexander Goldberg. Herman G.
Golden, Arthur Carson Goodrich, Abra-
ham julius Gordon, Philip Gordon, w.
Randolph Granger. Edgar Lee Hay,
Ernest M. Hedden. Waldo II. Helm
richs. M. David Hoffman, Francis S.
bronson, Walter Edmonds johnson.
Benjamin Fairbanks Leonard, Albert
P. Levin. Edgar Feick Liebscher. Mil
dred ID, Lusk, Herbert G. Lyttle, Mi
chael A. Miele, Robert Elwood Moore,
Ernest Mosmann. Elsie r. Mueller,
Anna II. Peach, Henry Puder. Ripley
Quinby, Mildred Fltz Randolph, Anna
Rienke, Charles Rich, Arthur. Henry
Richland. Joseph Riemer, Martha Ma
RE Roeber. Matthew Rouse, Harrison
M. Sayre. David r. Schotland, Abe
Singer, Beatrice Ter Bush. Mollie A.
Titus. George !<uno ,Yandenburg.
Teresa Madeline WisseI and Barbara
Lewis woodruff.
General Course-Dora Abelson, Hazel
Verna Bennette, Maize Gertrude Boil
ton. Elsie Brintzinghoffer. Irene Brown,
Fortunate Bruno, Dorothy B. Bucking-
ham. j. Archibold Corlies, Joseph A.
D'Angola. Rachel Doremus, Gertrude
r. Drake, Helen B. Finney, Milton
~Friedberg, BENJAMIN A. Furman. Rosa
lie Gluck. Julia Greenbaum, E. May
Griggs. Wayne Hatfield, Edna May
Hedden, Cora e. Higgins, Conway d.
Hilanan, Lydia F. Hooft, Francis K.
Howell, Valentine Howell, Helen B.
Huber. Sarah Jennis. Viola C. Josephs,
Caroline B. Jowitt, Jennie H. Kemper,
Esther J. Lindeburg. Marie f. C. Mari,
Martha II. Masker, Marjorie Mead,
Elsie Meisel. Esther Nicholson, Abbie
Lewis Mitchell, Kenneth P. Morehead,
Myrtle Sherman Morton, Irma Neu,
Jeanette Couzineau Navatier, Katha-
rine Rutan Neumann, Blanche j. Perry,
Minora Pomeroy. Harry H. Pratt, Mar
garet Pringle, Ruth Cameron Quelch,
Sophie Schneider, Ida Seidler, Flora
Belle Smith. Carl F.. S%tefanelli, Flor
ence Philibsrt %Swindells, A. Parker
Terhune, G~enevieve Thomas, Ruth Tut
tie Williams and John Arthur Wilson.
Manual Training-William Chandler.
| Percival R. Franklin. Benjamin Click
man n Leon A. Hauser.