Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Tony Napolitano, Jacob P~ikarowitz,
w. Howard Platz, j. Hougarth Scha-
batka. Wilbur Shader, Joseph Web
Der, George Zabriskie. Edna L. Bah
bage, Hazel A. Farley. Lillian M.
Frampton, D. Agnes Hill, Alice f.
Hill, Ethel C. HUMPHREYS, Madeline
V. Kehrer, Ethel E. Schaeffer. Be
atrice II. Utter, Beulah A. Wander
hoof, Mae c. Van Doren, Hpdegard
B. Wigand and Eleanor A. Wilson.
Morton Street Exercises.
The sixty-frst annual commence
ment exercises of the Morton Street
School took place in the
school auditorium and an interesting
entertainment was given by the grad
yates. The school orchestra opened
the program with a specially COM
posed march, after which a series Of
tableaux of scenes from the Revolu-
ton was presented. The pupils par
ticipating in this feature were Miss
Anna Sander, Miss Louise Hertel,
Louis Bronstein, Abraham Fucker
man, Samuel Field, Isadore Green
stein and Abraham Levy.
The second part of the program in
cluded a flower drill by the class girls.
several choruses, the presentation of
the class picture by Miss Anna Pol
lax and the valedictory by Theodore
K%oerner. @
The diplomas were awarded by the
principal, Otto II. Schultz, who made
an address.
Tho graduates were Louis Bron-
stein, Samuel Field, Fred J. Gasdia,
Isadore Greenstein, Abraham Isser-
man Theodore Koerner Max Kiln,
Able b. Levy, Charles Menkes, Meyer
Robins, Charles Siegelson, Able Will
ensky, Able Zuckerman, Philip Eisler.
Ruth Charick, Rose Cohen, Hannah
fDeutsch, Rose Galansky Helen Gott-
fried, Fannie Helfgott, Frieda Insel,
Ruth bronson, Miriam Jorsch, Anna
Kasen, Gertrude Klein. Hilda Pohl,
Anna Pollak, Anna Sander Sadie
Schulman, Ruth Tlusty, Minnie I'm
gerleider, Lena Wasserman, Lena
Wilensky, Louise Hertel and Rose
Shapiro.
At South Tenth Street.
AL Inc SOull IeIln olItSl oCllOOl
thirty-four graduates were awarded
diplomas by Arnold Voget, the princi-
pal. David H.. Krantztehr delivered
an address of welcome to the class,
which was followed by the exercises
given by the graduates.
Those who took part were Tessie
Fischbein. Minnie Merx, Hazel Meyer,
Fred j.. Schaefer, Dorothy McMena-
min, Marie Moffat. Martha Roth,
Madeline C. Spaeth, Anna Marx,
Edna Hausmann, Michael Estrin,
Miss Adele Morzwick, Anna Silver,
Minnie Essin, Maude Ehrmann. Ger
trude Kraemer and Margaret l..
Skupin.
The graduates are as follows: Mae
l.. Bellingrath, Bernard II. Burns,
Edgar Desch, Maude r. Ehrmann,
Minnie Essin, Michael Estrin, Tessie
Fischbein, Frederick E. Frank,
Charles A. Goldberg. Fritz Groulich,
Edna f. Hausmann, Libe Hausner,
Lille f. Hermann, Morris Kempner,
Gertrude Kraemer, David H.. Kran-
stohr, II. John Loeffler, Dorothy,
MeMenamin, Anna Marx, Minnie
Marx, Elizabeth NJ. Meister, Eva
Merlin, Marie A. Moffatt. Joseph Mol
Ter, Hazel A. Meyer, Ida Pischel,
Nathan Roth, Fred J. Schaefer, Anna
Silver. Margaret L. Skupin, Roy c.
Snedeker, Madeline o. Spaeth. Joseph
Trettler and Heyman Wittenberg.
At North Seventh Street School.
Al the North Seventh Street School
a program of vocal and instrumental
music and recitations was given by
the graduating class. S. S. Collard,
the principal, awarded diplomas to
thlrty-one graduates.
The graduates are: William Buch-
man, Hugh Burke, Francis Carr,
Michael Carr, Herbert Dorm, Frank
lin Fielding, Harold Gregory, Herbert
Hardwick, Thomas LeTournier, Will
lam Lowenberg, Louis Padula, Ogden
Smith, Clarence Sofield, Arthur
Tongue, Catherine Buckley, Katherine
Blake. Anna Coffin, Elsie Dey. Lillian
Freeman. May Garside, Mary Hurst
Inga Johannesen, Marjorie Kinsey,