Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-25
STUDENTS
GRADUATE TONIGHT

Eighty-six grammar school gradu-
ates in Irvington will receive
diplomas at the commencement ex-
ercises of the Central and Grove
street schools to be held tonight in
the respective schools. The Central
school numbers fifty-seven, while
there are twenty-nine graduates at
the Grove street school.
The Central School program viii
be rendered. as follows: Chorus,
The Lord is My Shepherd" class;
invocation. Rev. w H. Hainer, D. D.;
response, class; plano solo, "Swal-
lows Song" Bertha Bruck; recita-
ton, Miles standish's Encounter"
wilfred Weber; trio, Woodland
Voices2 recitation, And So was /,
Howard Frey: two-part chorus, Bon
Voyage" scarf drill, thirteen girls;
chorus, Rose of the Garden class;
recitation, "Sandy's Romance" Marie
Hopkins; plano duet. ION the Race
Course" Bessie Terrill and Ada Ben
nette: recitation, "Mona's Waters,
Hilda Bischoff; duet, Smiling Morn
Awakes," Charlotte Rieck and join
Walters; military march and dumb
| bell drill, sixteen boys; trio, THE
Shades Of Night" recitation. "A Cure
| for Warts" Roland Lowe" chorus
Lullaby and Goodnight" class;
presentation of class. Superintendent
F. H. Morreil: address to class
~. a ffnr
of diplomas.
At the Grove Street School the fol-
lowing program will be rendered
Overture, "Chimes of Gold,' Hert'
lein's orchestral; invocation, the Rev
George Fountain; chorus, THE Swal'
lows" school girls; address, Grit
Git, Gumptiong' the Rev. George
Fountain; chorus. Daisies" schoe
girls; class poem, written by Edna
Becker and Mamie link, read by Miss
Becker; chorus, THE Coming Genera
tion," school boys; presentation o.
class for graduation, Principal M. c
Hamilton; class song. written b,
Louise Grimme, Bertha Martin and
Erma Schauderna. sung by class 0.
1913; presentation of diplomas, Presi-
dent George H. Smalley, of the BOARD
of Education; medley overture
"Haviland's Hits" Hertlein's orches
ira; play. Uncle Sans Council,
class of 1913: finale, "The Winning
Fight" Hertlein's orchestra.
Central School graduates: Georg'
Apgar, Marie A. Brown. John A
Bovine, Hilda BiNchoff, Ada G. Ben
nette, Elizabeth Clendenning. Heller
A. Fay, Arthur Chandler, Alfred ]
Dunfee, Harry Dehnert, Leola NJ
Eldredge, Elsie e. Felger, Howard c
Frey, George K. Folsom, Merwin S
Fountain, Alma e. Coleman, Edna
M. Guerdan, Junior S. Fredericks
William Groeschel. Marie c. Hopkins
Eleanore G.. Heyden, Letitia w. Hig.
gins, Frederick Il. Hoffman. Adolpt
A. Hech, Harold A. Hagamann
Dewey w. Hoffman, Charles K
johnson, Gustave A. Kruttschnitt
Roland C. Lowe.
Chester L. Lance, Caroline E. Long
field. Louise Litzenberger. William
Mindnich, Herbert U. Molten, Pauline
A. Novak, Thomas ]. Nugent, Mar.
garet Pavey, Frank H. Pannick
Charlotte n. Rieck. Mildred NJ. Saw,
yer, Esther E. Sehmitt, Herberi
Schmitter, Harold A. Schrafft, Myrtle
A. Turner, Cecilia A. Tighe, Bessie
| Terrill, Harry N. Tolman, Herbert E
| Webb, John r. Walters, Wilfred II
Weber, william ]. Waller. Wilbur
D. Willett Marie A. Van Benthuysen
Bertha e, Bruck. Clara A. Barr, Rich.
ard F. Jolley, jr., and Herman
| Fischer.
Grove Street School graduates:
Regina Adelmann, Edna Becker, Jo-
seph Fraebel, Louise Franzen, Ed
ward Fraebel. Lawrence Gavarny
Louise Grimme, Arthur Kean, Bertha
Martin, Morris Becker, Robert Moon
Elsie Samonsky. Erma Shauderna
Harry Schepperd, Martha Schieweck
Otto Sorg, Harry Tegethoff, George
Tueckmantel. Elsie Ulrich, William
VanCleve, May Yanderhoof. Frank
Vliet, Margaret Wagner, Helen Wetz
Robert Wolf, Jack virgins. Mamie
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