Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-25
TAT GRADUATES At
! BARR|NGER HIGH
Second Largest Class in His
tory of School Receives
D Diplomas.

The s~ixty-second commencement
exercises of the Barringer High School
last night were marked by the pres
entation of the fve-act play entited
Sherwood by the graduates, as
sisted by several of the members OF
the class of 1915. The play was writ
ten by Alfred Noyes and is founded
on the story of Robin Hood. The
drama was presented in the Bar
ringer auditorium, which was taxed
to its capacity to seat the friends
and relatives of the students. Inc
graduating class this year Is the
largest since the introduction OF the
semi-annual graduations. and Is the
second largest in the history of the
school. One hundred and forty-one
students were awarded diplomas.
The diplomas were awarded by
Frederic L. Johnson, member or the
Board of Education, after the class
had been presented for graduation by
Wayland E. Stearns. principal OF the
school.
Mr.. Wallhauser, who is the presi-
dent of the class, gave a very pleas
ing ~impersonation of the part of Robin
Hood. and Miss Colt, as Maid Marian,
was very pretty. Albert De Mott, in
the role of Prince John, was good
and so were Sherman l..
George Whistler, Edwin Wilkins, w
Furney Jeffreys, Miss Marguerite
Hit and Miss Vera Wells.
The cast of characters was as FOL
lows: Robin, Earl of Huntingdon
known as Robin Hood. Henry A.
jWallhauser; outlaws and followers OF
Robin Hood, Little John, Arthur
Eagles: Friar Tuck. Sherman l..
Conklin; Will Scarlet, Ralph c. john
son; Reynold Greenleaf, j. Henry
Huntington, third: Much, the Miller's
son. Charles Goldstein; Prince John.
Albert DeMott; King Richard, George
whistler; Blondel, Miss Hazel Lud-
low; Oberon, King of the Fairies,
Charles Berle; Titania, Queen of the
Fairies, Miss Katherine Berry; Puck
a fairy, Max Davidson; the Sherlit
of Nottingham, julius Gutter; FITS
walter, father of Marian, Edwin VIII
kins; Shadow-of-a-Leaf, w. Furney
Jeffreys; Arthur Plantagenet. Miss
Lillian Kanter; Queen Eleanor. Miss
Marguerite Hit; Maid Marian, Miss
Eleanor Colt; Jenny, Miss Vera
Wells: Widow Scarlet, Miss Pauline
schwartz; Prioress of Kirklee, Miss
Bertha Arndt; a novice, Miss Gather
ine Bradley; a serf, Norman Kempf.
The sheriff's men: William Aierstok.
Frank Burke, Hardy Bush, Benjamin
Cohen, Martin Miller. George Sacher,
Leo Steiner, Michael Stavitsky. Cour-
tiers: Camilla Krauter. Adelaide
Niles, Arthur Lewis. Rustics: Nor
man Kempf, Newton Seidman.
The graduates are as follows:
r College Preparatory Course-Eliza-
beth w. Reattie, Hilda Julia Becker,
Eta A.Begeman, Irving Berman. Ida
MAY Blair. Samuel Herbert Bomen-
blit, Catherine Gertrude Bradley.
Frank J. Burke, Wynnaretta Cain,
Martha H. Checkley, Jennie T.. Cho-
bricher, Benjamin. Cohen, Eleanor
FGwinnell Colt, Sherman L. Conk1in,
Ruth B. Corwin, William d. Grecea,
Mariana Van Dagger, Albert r. De-
Mott, Dorothy N. Dunn, Pascal vii
Tiers Farsay, Charles Kalmon Fem
berg, Toby Furst, Helen Spencer Gift
ford, Marguerite Gilroy. Louis b.
Gittleman, Charles Goldstein, Lee Y.
Granger, Mary Woods Heery, Mar
guerite Deal Hit, Lillian w. Hueb-
ner, Edith C. Hulmes, Jonathan
Henry Huntington, w. Furney Jeff
reys, Ralph c. Johnson, Madeleine
Joralemon, Norman Kempf, Philip
Klein, Toledo Fleming Lands, Will
liam r. Landmesser, Harry Victor
Leach, Minnie Lefkowitz. Rose Lee
rich, Arthur r. Lewis, Mary Martin,
Manasseh Mendelsohn. Samuel Men
delsohn, Martin B. Miller, Brenda
.Estelle Ray Moryek, Dorothy r.
Newman, Adelaide G.. Miles, Mildred
E. Perkins, Maria Louise Pfister, Ida
Preuss, George H. Renton. Herbert
s.. Richland, Leon j. Rosenthal, Agnes
Marguerite Sabelson, George Alban
Sacher, Fannie Miriam Schnur, New
ton Seidman, Michael Stavitsky. Mad
eleine Stegmaier, Donald Clinton
Swaziland, Jessie Tiger. Henry An
drew Wallhauser, Vera Justice Wells.
George Henry Whistler, Edwin C.
wilkins, Letitia F. Wiley, Hazel
Wyeth.
General Course-Leonard 6. Aier-
stok, william M. Aierstok, Bertha
Arndt, DeNyse w. Atwater, Florence
Berman. Francis E. Birkhahn. Edith