Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-18
NORMAL SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
Large AssembIage Attends Ex-
ercises at MontoIair Heights
Institution.

exercises were held this morning IN
the State Normal School. Montclair
Heights. The large assemblage hall
was filled.
The following program was carried
out: Melodie, OPP. 16. No. 2. I. Pad
erewski, H. F. Won der Heide's or
chestra; invocation, Rev. Frank
Woolley Murfeldt. pastor Pilgrim
Church. Montclair; selection. Around
the World" Mr.. Klein, orchestra;
presentation of class gift. Dorothea
Burrage Lauterborn; acceptance OF
gift, Melvin A. Rice, chairman of
committee on State Normal Schools;
selection, "Tannhauser," r. Wagner,
orchestral: address, Calvin N. Kendall,
commissioner of education. "Sere-
nade," v. Herbert. orchestra; presen-
tation of graduating class by Prin-
cipal DR.. Charles S. Chaplin; confer
ring of diplomas, DR.. William @.
Schauffler, president State Board of
Education; march. Baron Frenck."
F. L. Albinil orchestra.
The members of the class of 1912
are:
General Course completed course
January 26, 1912)-Edith May Albin-
son. Charlotte Maltby Barrett. Emily
Benoit. Blanche Schoolman Board
man, Fannie Abbie Bolles, Mabel
Sylvia Bootes. Henrietta Wilhelmina
Born, Helen Louise Brandt, Edna
Bliss Burdick, Catherine G. c. Bur-
roughs, Elizabeth Stranger Burt, Lena
Ella Carey, Cora Louise Coleman.
Edna Louise Coney, Meyer Jacob
Danufsky. Carrie Marie Davenport.
Elizabeth Margaretta Dobbins. Edna
Northrop Dunn, Beth Laing Edmond
on, Mary Gertrude Elliot, Kathleen
Elsmore, Marguerite Elmira Freeman,
Hazel Gallagher, Minnie Todd Giles
pie, Anna Loretta Givens, Leah Mar
guerite Griffith, Warren Webb Hal
sey. Estelle Marie Hangley, Caroline
Margaret Hauschild. Hazel Mar
guerite Kean, Susie Leighton Kehoe,
May Klock, Dorothea Murrage. Lau-
terborn, Frances Theodore Leach, Es-
telle Florence Levy, Florence Gladys
Lyon. Margaret MACEDONIAN, Sarah
Theresa McKeon, Anna Elizabeth
Meyer, Euphemia Spence Noodle.
Mary Lee Moten, Charlotte Ethel
Movie. Anna Amelia Perry, Mar
guerite Alice Phelan, Sarah Alice
FROST. Mabel Reeves. Eleanor Stirling
Richmond, Laura Alice Robertson,
Florence Elizabeth Rogers, Lillian
Gertrude Rogers, Wilhelmina
Schmidt, Dorothy Beatrice Schu-
mann. Grace Seely, Sophie Marcella
Seufert, Anna Shapiro, Lydia Marion
Som. Ruth Edna Struble. Florence
Alexa Stuart, Mary Ethel Sutherland.
Edna Louise Hemler, Rae Marie Hop
pen, Emma Josephine Hough. Emma
Elizabeth Huff. Olive Louise jackson.
Annie Florence Johnson, Hilda Chris
tine Johnson, Ethel Anna Joule, Het-
ty Margaret Kavanaugh, Alice
Frances Teare, Alice Mae Thomas,
Marie Agnes Ware, Grace Bentley,
Webster, Margaret Webster, Marion
Jeanette Weston. Marion Rita Will
son, Ethel Wright, Augusta May
Wyger.
General Course Completes course
June Is, 1912)-Florence Irene Ayers,
Leila Hadley Barker. Maude Florence
Bowen. Josephine Alice Marie Carr,
Leonie Marguerite Diffenbach, Re-
becca Ruth Flitcroft, Doris Folsom
Hamilton, Mabel Emma Hazen,
Myrtle Blake Humphrey, Edna
Marion Irwin, Marguerite Helen Jack,
Anna Eleanor Jacobus. Anna Her
mine Klein, Agnes Leonard, Maud
Catherine Lyon, Marguerite B. F.
Mackie, Winifred Clara Martin, Flor
ence Geraldine Miller. Agnes Estelle
Moffett. Mae Louise Myers, Almah
Taylor Parker, Eva Van Duyne Philip,
Gertrude Plat, Anna Johanna Prigge,
Grace Adele Robertori, Mary Salmon,
Mae Louise Schwarz. Sarah Doris
Simon, Florence Christine Svenson,
Mabel Lorena Wood.
Kindergarten Course completed
course January 20, 1912)-Julia Ia
bitha Chattle, Ethel Louise Sims, Jen-.
ME Granger Thatcher.
Addressing the class, Commissioner
Kendall said in part:
There never was as much interest
taken in the u of education as now
There Is now a special reverence for
children. Therefore, this Is a good
year to go out to teach. We are
equipped now to teach all the chill
dren in the State, which was not al
ways the case. Too many children
have suffered in the past because the
standard of some men and women
was thought good enough for the
standard of the child. 1t will be a
fortunate day for the schools of this
State when no teacher is called upon
to teach a class of more than thirty
five pupils. Handsome school build
ings, good courses of education, good
boards of education, good State
boards of education, amount to little
compared to the teacher.
thy, energy, ambition and interest In
children are the qualities that make
good and sufficient schools"
He advised the class against talk