Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-13

wnndered how draper of that hue
I'D hIend with ivy leaves Of gold
Az Oueen of Fashion, you shaIl 10
known and envied!
Jau;;S Levy and Ella T1ce
The ground rumbles and SNAKES
Pluto methinks is restless. No, be"
hold it is but Levy, do you wonder
that the ground trembled, and yet
lake it is not as an earthquake that
thou shalt gain thy reputation, but
as a whirlwind known throughout
lighting circles. Ella, you shall Dc
largely responsible for his success
for Won will be his inspiration; as
an actress you will be the sensation
of your day.
William ellis and Samuel Gavoron-
sky
And now. behold the controllers
Of happiness, the swayers OF ueS-
TIMES. Mark you their tremendous
statures, their mighty muscle, sucn
physical attributes might Achilles
well have envied, might Alexander
have prayed for as conqueror OF the
world. Yet it is not through this
that you shall become celebrities
No, as 1 look back into the past,
Cupid roams the mountains,
his bow at his will, but soon TINS
shall not be, for already in the dim
mist of the future l see upon a huge
glass door in gold letters the names:
"Gillis and G~avoronsky, Matrtmon1-
al Agents." and 10, in a little cage
before that door sits Cupid, his bow
broken. his head bent upon his
knee. Alas, poor creature, nave
these grasping giants usurped your
throne.
Martha Greenbaum and Clara
Hanson
Before many, many years elapse
our dear Alma Mater with its pic
turesque annex will be supplanted
by another high school. Behold
Martha one of its Latin teachers, for
Latin was always Martha's favorite
study: and Clara the gymnasium in
structor. Hail to you, oh teachers,
who make life worth living !
Seymour Waskowitz and William
Wedeen
"Highest let us always be- the
1912 class MOTTO and also THAT of
Seymour Waskowitz, alias Mdyphy,
for In the field of flying Seymour
has entered and with his frieh-da
William we will boast W daring
aerialists.
Effe Dinkelacher and Hilda Koyen
Good, kind hearts, yours is a
noble task, it requires patience,
courage and endurance, yet these
traits are all your own. AS nurses
you will both set out, but ere long
Efie will nurse some poor bachelor
back to life again and-well her re-
ward will be a deserved, while Hilda
like a true soldier will stay at her
post until the last.
Julia Klein
A great society leader is your
fondest wish and it will be fulfilled.
Persevere and ere long o will sit
upon your coveted throne.
Enter Minerva Weinblatt, Gertrude
Ernst and Helen Kelly
Minerva speaks: What is this
place, Is there no one here?"
Sibyel speaks: 81 am here"
Gertrude speaks: "Who are your"
Sibyel replies: 81, why I am
everything and nothing. Has no
loye-wind ever blown my name and
power to your ~sky-nest? Brighten
ed birds, I am the Sibyel; my gar
dens are dim and quiet. No sound
from here would reach the world
outside. No, not wen the death cry
or shrek of tortured flesh. I will
not harm you. You pretty birds will
be a~dventuresses. Minerva, you shall
be won by a man of many millions,
although you continually expressed
your preference for love in a cot
tage,' rather than misery in a man
SION Gertrude, you will have an
opportunity to display your cooking
abilities hereafter to IN adorable
carpenter" You, beautiful Helen,
will be majoress of Spotswood and
under your sway it will be a rival to
New York. Now fly way pretty
birds, for l wish solitude.
Enter George Miller and Harvey
Mann
To Harvey
And 10, now mark where genius
passed, the very sound of thy foot
steps murmur knowledge. Yea, thy
gifts are many and thy power great,
thou hast ability, and knowest how
to use it, and all this knowledge
shalt thou scatter abroad, for the
benefit of mankind and ogre of
nations, for In the near future you
shall sit upon a common wooden
stool from morning till night writ
ing "Daffodils' for the yellow jour
nails.
To George
|, I, /. Look at me, do you not
recognize true greatness. George
Miller, I know thee, thou wouldst
be great, art not without ambition"
and by no means without the ego
tlsm which should not attend 1t.
what thou woulds't highly, woulds't
thou by hook or by crook" HE
thee hither, Roosevelt, that you nav
pour your spirits in his ear, that in
future years when thou art lead
and gone the earth may have no
peace. Look at him, even now down
through the ages I can hear his
numbering voice crying out, "My
policies while the German emperor
changes his slogan to me (and
Cod and Miller" Look at him
once more before he passes on, for
I say, the elements are so mixed
that all nature may stand up and
say to all the world: This is a
mani"
Enter Ben Goldman and Nathan
Wedeen
Nathan Wedeen plays a soft
strain as Ben says:
IF music is the food of love, play
on"
Sybel speaks:
Play on, play on, for you will ere