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

| Marjorie Long, Helen MacIntyre,
Marion Morrison, Mildred. Murphy.
Mildred Priester, Marguerite Smith
and Agnes Supplee.
Washington Street school.
The class of 1912 of the Washing
ton Street School held their closing
exercises in the school auditorium.
David b. Corson, assistant superin-
tendent of public schools, delivered an
address, and after the class had been
presented. for graduation bN H. S.
Anderson, the principal, the diplomas
We're distributed by H. F.. Stauffer,
principal of the Rosevilie Avenue
School.
The class commentators were by
Helen SehorneWolf and the class
poem was recited by Edna Rohr,
Matilda LASER presented the memo
rial and the class farewell was read
by Helen Friedman.
The graduates are: Amelia Bianco,
Elvira Bruce, Almerinai Cantoni,
Helen Fireman, Florence Fireman,
Matilda K~iesewetter, Matilda LASER,
Matilda Loebel, Tillie Meltzer, Elsie
Moon, Edith Padula, Helen Rogers.
Edna Rohr, Jennie Satz, Mary Schaaf,
Helen Schornewolf, Hattie Shapiro,
Florence Van Wrinkle, Marie Voelter,
Florence Mailing, Esther Ward,
Yetta Wosnitzer, Bernard Blaney,
James Bowers, Frank Clark, David
Meisner, William Payne, Emmanuel
Sachs. Lambert School, Francis Seco,
Nelson Smith, Wilfred Wenzel, Will
lam With.
At Seventh Avenue School.
Edgar S. Pitkin, the principal,
awarded the diplomas to the gfradu-
ates of the Seventh Avenue School
during the exercises last night. Those
who took part were Anna M.
Cappiella. Anthony P. Iammarene,
Lillian M. Padula, Alice j. Filippone,
Frank Lomongelli. Assunta NJ Par
oil, Mollie M. Modica, James Padula,
Elizabeth Russ, Ernam p. Capaccio,
Albert p. Bianchi, Raymond N. Res
talo. Carmine F. Rivielle, Laura La
Duca and Frank c. Rocco.
Those receiving diplomas were Anna
Capplelle, Alice Filippono, Laura Da-
Duca, Mollie Medica, Anna Nicargo,
Lillian Pasula, Assunta Parolli, Eliz-
abeth Russ. Angelina Russamano,
Albert Bianchi, Ernam Capaccio,
Henry Caruso, Jerry C~iccono, Joseph
D'Ambela. Jerry De Rogatis, Anthony
Iammarone, Frank Lemongello.
Frank Megaro, James Padula, Ray
mond Restano, Carmine Riviello,
Frank Rocco and John Sibilia.
Hawthorne Avenue School.
At the Hawthorne Avenue School
a pleasing program was given by the
graduates. Rev. Joseph F. Folsom,
pastor of the Clinton Avenue Presby-
| terrain Church, delivered the invoca-
ton. Diplomas were presented to
twenty-nine graduates.
The graduates are as follows:
Margaret E. Alverson. Mary NJ. Cobb,
Leona NJ. Demarest. Hazel B. Duche-
min, Florence A. Diana, Elsie NJ.
Hoffman, Leola M. Peyser, Sarah l..
Peyser. Nettle C. Prepiak. Dorothy H.
Lehman, Louisa C. Martinka, Leona
M. Thurston. Carolyn M. Vaughan,
Irma G. Williams. william j. Allsopp,
Charles H. Bennett, Joseph T. Elmer
son, Herbert w. Frick, George J.
Hetz, Ralph L.. Loehner. Ernest A.
Miner. William L. Mats, Norwood
S. Pierson, Frank l.. Ross, Walter A.
Scott, Leonard Sachs, Fred H. Schu-
Ter, Charles f. Trautwein and Clair
c. Wallace.
Alexander Street School.
Closing exercises of the Alexander
Street School were held in the school
auditorium, and consisted of the
reading of compositions, recitations
and vocal and instrumental solos by
the pupils. The presentation of diplo-
mas by Principal Evan d. Edwards
followed. Glass mementos were dis
tributed to the graduates.
Those who participated in the e
ercises were:
Beulah Stocks, Eva Jacobus, Frieda
Hegewald. Celeste Seidler, Minnie
Stolz, May o'Toole, Norman Collier.
Harold Rooksby, Carl Burgesser and
! Stuart Hedden