Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-13
GRADUATES OF HIGH
SCHOOL SAY FAREWELL

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and Nettie Wedeen.
Come and trip it as o 90, on a
light fantastic toe"
To Rose:
Practice makes perfect, and in
deed since your presence graces
every dance It's quite natural sailor
girl" that as a dancing teacher your
glory shall have no bounds.
To Anna:
And under her able instruction
YOU. Anna, and you too Nettie, will
he recognized in theatrical circles as
the two '@'yivacious toe dancers
Enter Walter Schilke:
O. Apollo, God Of prophecies, l
/ call upon you again to inspire me
that / may fortell this gentle strang-
er's future.
"A dentist, strange for a farmer.
| have known farmers, particularly
from Pennsylvania, who have be
come great pedagogucs, but you Will
be the first Jersey farmer whose
ambition for the art of pulling teeth
will make You the admirable vii
lage dentist
Enter Aencas-Exclamation:
All. so might Alcibiades have
I lODhll NlIfIl 1T lN'lC" ~ W. 'NNN'
| quot hall. with roses on his forehead
to lest with Socrates, 50 might An
'tonius have looked when he drifted
with Hadrian upon the Nile, for
never since %sun-birth, "The glory of
Solomon, the beauty of Adonis, the
Tyre of Orpheus,/ the strength Of
Hercules, the grace Of Apollo, the
sum Of all these possibilities! God
- $500 Tal rYsnN ~ What Qhnll
my poor lips call you!
Aeneas's response and request
You, whose merits shall be i'm
mortal yet whose desires are mortal.
On, on, your path may be a long II
difficult one, but, success Will attend
Won to the goal. Like Midas you
will be, at whose very touch every
stone will turn to gold and every
thread as purple as Caesars mantle!
TIE Glass Roll,
Alexander Balint-"With the air
of a mar whom nothing can turn
from his purpose"
Barney Browning-'Thou art an
orator, with thy eloquence thou
moyest all
William Boughton "a sporty
man, a little too noisy, but a good
fellow Withal."
Rose BohIke "A blithesome
heart maketh a blooming visage."
Gladys Buchanan-"True con-
stancy, no time, no power can
change"
Douglas Couden-"What strange
guest is this? How august in fea-
lures, how puissant in arms!"
Margaret Crowell-"Of the mild
est manners, of the gentlest heart"
Anna Davidson-,Silently mus
ing. that's all"
Fife Dinkelacker-"From the
crown of her heed to the tip of her
toes, she Is neatness incarnate."
Sophie EIlis-"A noble type of
good, heroic womanhood,
Gertrude Ernst-"A sunbeam in
a winters day"
Elizabeth FoM-"Of manners gem
tie, Of affections mild"
Martha Greenbaum Present
Imirth hath present laughter"
/ Samuel Gavronskl Let thy
speech be better than thy silence, or
be silent"
Benjamin Goldman-"Three-1fths
of him is genius"
William Gillis-"But men must
work"
clara Hansen-'This is a girl of
spirit, and We'll drink to her
health"
Dorothy Jollne-"What is the lit
tie one thinking about?'5
Emily Jacobson How sweet
thou sing'st."
Helen Notwithstanding eyes,
and tresses like the morn
Hilda Koyen-'Her cheeks suf-
fused with an auroral blush"
Julia Klein-"Little deeds of
kindness, little words of love"
Anna Knudsen-"Modesty is hea-
ven's best gift to woman"
Irwin Kreielsheimer-"Much may
be said on both sides"
Jacob Levy-"The future I may
face, now that l have proved the
past"
Thomas Major-"On either side,
he would dispute, confute, change
hands, and still dispute"
Harvey Mann-'As faithful as he
is Intellectual"
George Miller-"The lion isn't as
fierce as they paint him"
Gertrude NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so
s~lenderly, young and so fair"
Osma Palmer Knowledge is
power"
Emily Peterson-"Patience is a
virtue"
Amelia Rickhow-''A merry heart
that laughs at care"
Walter Reilly-"Where joy for
ever dwells."
Walter Schilke-"Who mixed wis
dom with pleasure, and reason with
mirth."
Jacob Slobodien-"I only speak
right on"
William Therkelson-"A mind
not to be changed by place or time"
John Toolan Mature might
stand up and say to all the world:
This was q man
Ella Tice-"A monument Of meek
and quiet spirit"
Nathan Weeden-"I will dis
course most eloquent music"
Nettie Weeden-"Contentment Is
a pearl of great price"
William Weeden-"His is the
fresh blood of youth"
Seymore Waskowtiz Tie is
neither sad nor merry
David Wllentz-"A heart to re-
solves, a Lead to contrive, a hand to
execute"
Elizabeth Weinblatt -"In her
dark eyes sparkling spell, mystery
and mischief dwell"
Minerva Weinblatt - Working,