Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-30
Newark High and Grammar
Schools Give Diplomas to
Over 1000.
FIRST STUDENTS HELD
EXERCISES LAST NIGHT
Other commencements Will
Take Place Tonight and
Tomorrow Night.


figure this week win exceed that
Exercises will be held in several
schools tomorrow night. A number Of
schools graduated their pupils last
night. They were the Central Ave-
nue. Grammar School, Hawthorne
Avenue School, oliver Street School
and Central High School.
The feature of the exercises at Cen
trail High School was a three-act play
taken from early American history
and entitled "A Pageant OF Colonies. Z"
Alexander l. Karrakis assumed the
character of Peter stuyvesant gov
ernor of the colonies. "A Revolu-
tionary Spy was the title of the sec
ond scene. and the action took place
in Newark. The third scene was laid
in Virginia
Principal William Wiener presented
the class for graduation. The gradu
ates and their courses are:
Central High School.
General-Madelin Barrett, Jerome
C. Blau. Birdie Breger, Raymond c.
Dreher, Therese Hiebel, A. Milton
Jacobs, ]. Lyndon Kane. Max Kaplan.
Frank Lagay, jr, William Laub,
Adele Morizot, Joseph c. Myer. Will
lam III. Smith. Arthur Underwood,
Natalie yernet and Olive Williams.
Commercial-olive Downing. Maine
d. King, Lille Rooster, Milton Meier.
Doris Metzger, Henry Muller. Rocco
G.. Rotonda and Benjamin Yamin.
Technical-Alymer Ballentine, Jacob
Hecht, Douglas S. Colyer, Norbert
Engst. Harry v. Hueber. Alexander
1. Karrakis, William Netschert, Earl
Pierson and Elmer Stone.
The Central Avenue Grammar
School held its exercises in the War
| rem street auditorium. Assistant Su-
| perintendent of Schools David b.
| Corson presented the diplomas fol-
| lowing a program of music and reci-
tations. The forty-one graduates are:
Central Avenue school.
Leroy Alderman. Eva Alexander
Estelle Andrew, Harry Boehm, John
Byrne, Herman Crosta, Louis Dad
dario. Mile D'Addario. Meyer
D'Alessio, Helen beats, Archibald
Dewar, Launcelot Dixon. Joseph Eft.
tenberger, Adam Gloverdance, Mar.
garet Gross, Ruth Haufier, Solomon
Kapner, Norman Kelley. JOSEPH
Kunze, Gladys Lees. Meyer Linnick
Edward Minard, Harry Moe. Myrtle
Nolan, Fanny Orange, Laura Palmer
! Gondolfo Rizzo, Jessie Rizzolo. Nellie
Rizzolo, Mary Salvatore. Nicholas
Salvatore, James Saros, Emily Schu-
Ter, Theresa Simonson. Halsey Stickel
Cora Stobie, Emma Todd. Laura
Towey, Sidney Wegner. Charles
| lander and Louisa lander
oliver Street school
| Thirty-five pupils were graduated
| from the Oliver Street School. F.
w. Wilson, member of the Board OF
| Education, spoke, and ]. A. Wilson
| principal of the school. presented the
| diplomas.
The pupils graduating were Joseph
Caputo, Clarence e. Davis. Howard
L. Grimm. George D. Jacobus. George
Kadansky, Isadore Lermer, Philip C.
Maccia, Uno r. Nygard. Peter
Pagans, Samuel Pashkow. Joseph
Rubins, Harry Schultz, Victor J.
Ulesky, Frank L. Uzzolino. Joseph
Yacullo, Joseph Schiniskie. Peter
Dandy, NJ. Belle Alderman, Edith
B. Bothem, Mary E. Caproni. Ada
NJ. Clark, Sadie p Eisen, Sadie p.
Furst, Mildred NJ Galante. Frieda A.
Koch, Anna E. E. Krapf. Anna c.
Nafey, Alvina M. Nordman, Olga N.
Nutto, Anna v. Schantz, Martha E.
Schneider. Sarah Silverman. Addie
finland, Amelia Weber and Jessie
Wheeler.
Hawthorne Avenue School.
At the commencement exercises in
the Hawthorne Avenue School last
night thirty-seven pupils were gradu-
ated. They are as follows: Catherine
Alverson, Ruth A. Chapman. Adelaide
Cizinski, Aurelia Danko, Amelia
Flottman, Elizabeth NJ. Glennon, May
E. Jacobus. Alva Locher, Irma Locher,
Ruby c. Matthews, Mildred Norbury.
Myrtle X. Prout, Esther Rowland.
Margaret Van VIE and Alan John
Alderman. Charles Fl. Bippart,
Thompson Carpenter, Milton Coats,
Joseph D'Heron, John Franssen, Ber-
nard ]. Heinzmann, Elmer Hoffman,
George Hoffman, Warren E. James.
James B. Kirk, John c. Liddie. Lewis
Mason. Mortimer Mayer. George Nc
Gregor, Owen A. Mcmahon. walter
G. Messner. Herbert Richter William
r. Roberts. Nelson F. Sievering,
Harry Zuest and Eric P. Horne.
The Rev. Lewis r. Hills. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, said
the invocation. Robert A MacDon-
aid. principal. presented the merit
certificates and diplomas.
Madison school.
A 'one-act play, THE Shoes That
Danced was the feature of the
graduating exercises at the Madison
School. Lewis H. Carris, assistant
State commissioner of education,
made the address. Diplomas were
presented to the following;
Gertrude Alt Ruth Augustin, Bertha
Barth. Elsie Bartolicius. Otto Brauer.
Charles Chapman, Carl Doerfal,
Helen Dunn. Hubert Doll, Dorothea
Domlelly. Elsa Dorner, Florence Dun
ham. Emma Ellerman. Gustave Elk
Gahl, Elizabeth Feldman, Frleda
Froelieh. Jacob Forester, Hartmann
Fischer, Herbert Gardner, Philip Gill
bert, Anna Gerhard. Gladys Grimm,
Marion Hobbs, Laura Hunkele. Will.
lam Heimall, Ruth Jaeger. Arthur
Knef, Joseph Kuehne. Samuel Kerna-
han. Leah Lake, Herbert Miller, Nor
ris Pasteelniok. Charles Pelser.
Henry Reich, Harry Ruby. John
REM. Robert Schwarz. Robert -Suy-
dam. Carl Schongar, Lillian Snyder.