Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-06-18
Miss Marie Brown Delivers
the Grafton at Noon Today
--lmpressive Ceremony.
CLASS DAY TOMORROW
Exercises Will be Held at
Proctor's Theatre --sdrprise
Program is Promised.

The members of the class of 1913
OF the high school are this week
holding their last social functions as
senior body before the close of the
school next Wednesday, which will
mark the finale of four years of
friendship and esprit de corps which
have bound the forty-eight members
of the class together with cords that
will be lnseparable even by the clos
Ing Of the institutions portals upon
-IilenI, and even though in the future
they seek divers modes of living in
divers parts of the country. Every
year link was forged IN their fra
ternal feeling so that in after life
Just the mentioning of the class
motto will awake sentiment that will
cause member to share his last
crust with fellow member in dis
tress. They will forever remember
the yellow and maroon, the class
colors, and ne'er forget the class
motto.
Tomorrow afternoon class day ex-
ercises of the seniors will be held at
@Prostors theatre, when the members
will act play which each one has
lent his or her aid in composing
Music will be furnished by the high
school orchestra; the class motto will
be announced; the class poem rem
dered by the class poet. Miles Ruth
erford Browning; the class grafton
be delivered by Howard Suydam
Lyon; the valedictory by Miss
Clementine NJ. Smith, and the salu-
tatory by William W. London. The
valedictory will include the class his
tory. The doors of the theatre will
be open at 2:30 and the exercises
will begin at 3 o'clock.
Thursday night there will be a
reception to the class by the alumni
of the high school, which will be the
last in the auditorium, as that meet
Ing place by next session will have
been transformed into two additional
schoolrooms.
At noon today impressive exercises
were held Just outside of the main
entranee to the institution when on
the left SIDE hard by the wall of the
building the class left memento for
future generations. A little sprig of
ivy was planted to help in the beau
tifying of the institution, and at the
same time entwine their respect, ad-
miration and love around the classs s
alma mater. Miss Marie Olena
Brown delivered the ivy grafton.
Last night in the auditorium John
Leonard Tyroler, president of the
class, gave a reception to the mem
bers. The assembly room was artis-
tically embellished with festooned
streamers of yellow and maroon, and
the walls hung with ferns and bows
of orange hue. Refreshments, dane
ing, games, ETC., made the evening
pass rapidly for the '13 savants.
The officers of the class are as fol-
lows: John Leonard Tyroler, presi-
dent; Miss Clementine Smith, vice
president; Miss Jennie Kramer, sec
retary, and William London, treas
urer. The class In full is as follows:
Misses Cynthia Richmond Frost,
Minerva Lydia Goldsmith, Dorothy S.
Greenbaum, Sophie c. Greiner.
Dorothy Aimee Hanson, Lenore Anna
Henderson, Rae Florence Jacobson,
Jennie- Kramer, jeanette Kramer,
Theresa Kreielsheimer, Sylvia Estelle
Leon, Mary Agnes Lewis, Clara
Elizabeth Martin, Yetta Edith Miller,
Catherine Veronica O'Brien, Nellie
Ethel Pavlovsky, Claire Sophie
Pfeiffer, Sarah shumsky, Jennie
Zelda Sosin, Clementine M. Smith,
Viola Elizabeth Steiner, Bessie
Avchen, Helen Eleanor Banzyk,
Elsie Mae Bernard, Rebecca Pearl
Brody, Marie Olena Brown, Irene
Agnes Bruck, Josephine Bertha
Dietz, Myra Elizabeth Elmore, Harry
Splitter, Ira B. Tice, Jr., John Leon
ard Tyroler, Walter Warsak, Jacob
Wilmer, Philip Irving Belikov, Miles
Rutherford Browning, Harry Brace
Eggert, William voorhees, Garretson,
Philip F. Halpern, George Kemeny,
Franklin Howard Rooms, Louis
Koplowitz, Oscar Ward Marks,
William w. London, Howard Suydam
Lyon, Peter Marius Mortensen,
Michael H. Roth and Henry Richard
SchnitZer.