Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-06
ACADEMY" BOYS
GIVEN DIPLOMAS
Head Master Farrand Presents
"sheepskins" to Thirty-one
Graduates Today.

The closing exercises of the Newark
Academy were held, as usual, today
In the school. There are no public
ceremonies connected with graduation
at the academy, the diplomas being
presented and the honors announced
In the presence of the school at the
opening exercises on the last day.
After the singing of America and
Inc usual scripture reading and
prayer, the head master, Wilson Far
rand, briefly addressed the gradual
ing class, congratulating them on the
nigh record they left in the school.
and urging upon them the need of
strength and courage in the broader
life upon which they were about en-
tering.
He then presented diplomas to the
thirty-one members of the class as
follows
: Classical-Rudolph Eberstadt, Her
bert Naugle Odell and Robert Forbes
Speier.
Latin Scientific-Russell BonynEe,
James Embury Brinckerhoff, George
Remy Garfield, Kenneth King Carter,
Roswell Wayne Chandler, John Ralph
Hardin, jr, Joseph Adolph Heller,
Henry Hamilton Hoyt, James Louis
/. Lohrke, Douglas Remington Nichols,
Robert Sawyer Page, George Gaillard
Rogers, Harold Solomon Rothschild
and Jerome Baker Wiss.
Scientif1c-Louis Francis Anger. ia
; cob Austin Basch. William Henry
Berg, Leonard John Breen, Gilbert
Robertson Glorieux. Maurice Nc
Knight Hill, Thomas Dudley Joeck
William MAMMALIAN Kass, jr., George
Stewart King, David Roger Munsick
Richard Atlee O'Brien, Samuel Edgar
Staines and Seth Waldo Thompson
The following boys were also an
nounced as having completed special
courses:
Monsell Henry Davis. Herbert Rap
elyea DeBevoise David Ayres Depue
John Miley Foster, Robert Cade will
son, Jr., James Wallace winslow, jr.,
and William Henry Simmons Youry.
Honors We're awarded as follows:
Jacob Justin Basch, mathematics
science; Roswell Wayne Chandler
science; Henry Hamilton Hoyt, Ger
man, Latin, and David Roger Mum
sick, French. mathematics.
Eight members of the class were
announced as having been elected
members of Alpha Delta Tau, an hon
orary school fraternity, corresponding
to Phi Beta Kappa in the colleges;
Basch, Chandler, Hardin, Hoyt,
Lohrke, Munsick, Rogers and Wiss.
The prize offered by the Newark
Branch of the Alliance Franchise for
the best work in French done during
the year was awarded to Donald r.
Munsick, and silver cups were pre-
scented to S. z. Staines and Rudolf
Eberstadt for having broken school
records in the high jump and shot-put
at the academy field day.
OF the entire class of thirty EIGHT,
more than thirty will enter college.
although the destination of one or two
of them is still uncertain. Princeton
will take the largest number, includ-
ing Bonynge, Carter, Depue, Eber-
stadt. Foster, Glorieux, Hardin Hell
Ter, Hoyt. Joeck, Nichols Odell,
Rothschild, Speir, Wilson and Wiss.
Cornell comes next, claiming Anger.
Brinckerhoff, King. Munsick and
Page. Berg and Thompson expect to
enter Yale; Breen and Youry, Lehigh;
Lohrke, Williams; Rogers, Columbia;
Davis, Massachusetts, Agricultural;
Basch, Boston Tech; Hill, University
of Pennsylvania: O'Brien. Amherst;
while Garfield, Kaas, DeVevoise and
Staines are still uncertain.