Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-22
GRADUATING CLASS
TO GIVE 'PARS|FA AL
Normal School Students Exer-
cises January 30 to Include
Adaptation from Opera.
CENTRAL HIGH FIRST B
CAN'T HOLD MORE PUPILS
Grammar School Graduates
VIII Go to Less Crowded Bar
ringer and East Side.

Owing to lack of SUFFICIENT high
school accommodations at the present
time to enable the several courses of
study to be pursued the new gradu-
Gtes OF the grammar schools desiring
to take general high school course
Will have to enter either the Bar
ringer or the East Side high schools
No pupils will be admitted to the
first B grade of this course at the
Central High School because of the
crowded condition of the present
class.
The commencement exercises at the
various high schools will be held as
follows; Barringer, January q; Cen
trail, January 30, and the Normal
School, January 80.
Graduates of the following schools
who desire to take the general course
should apply for admission at the
East Side High SCHOOL,:
Avon Avenue. Belmont Avenue.
Bergen Street, Charlton Street, Chest
nut. Street, Eighteenth Avenue, Ham
burg Place. Hawthorne Avenue, Laf-
Ayette Street. Madison, Miller Street,
Morton Street. Oliver Street. South
Market Street, South Tenth Street
and Washington Street.
Those of the other schools will be
admitted to the Barringer High
School.
Those who desire to take four
year. commercial course will be ad-
mitted to the Central and East Side
High schools. Graduates of the fol-
lowing schools will be admitted to
the Central High School and those
of the others at the East Side school:
Alexander Street, Burnet Street,
Central Avenue, Elliot Street, Fiji
tenth Avenue, Fourteenth Avenue,
Franklin, Newton Street North Sew
enth Street, Seventh Avenue, South
Eighth Street. Summer Avenue, Sus-
sex Avenue. Thirteenth Avenue
All those who expect to enter
High School should report for en-
roment on Monday, February 8, as
follows: Barringer, a. M; East
Side, 8 a. M. and Central, $3.50 a. m.
The commencement exercises of the
Normal School will take place on
Thursday evening. January 80, in the
auditorium of the Central CONNER
cial and Manual Training High
School.
The graduating class will give a
play entitled THE Search for the
Beautiful Light, adapted from
"Parsifal." Miss Margaret N. Town
ley will take the part of Parsifal a
youth; Miss Helen F. Manser that OF
Amfortas, the king; Miss Beatrice D.
McCotter that of the aged knight;
Max Henig that of Klingsor, the ma
glcian; Miss Ida F. Robrecht, Kun
dry, the enchantress.
The remaining members of the
class will represent flowers, fruits.
vines and graces. Miss Helen NJ
Vincent will give the prologue and
Miss Grace M. DAILY will be the mu-
stefan for the chorus and instrument
tai music from Wagner's "Parsfal."
The second part of the program
will consist of musical selections, en-
trance of the graduating class robed
in their gowns and the delivery of
the salutatory by the class president.
Miss Margaret N. Townley. The
valedictory, the highest honor, will
be given by Max Henig, and the class
gift will be presented by Miss Helen
M. Vincent, who won the second
highest honor Principal w. s.. Will
lis will present the class for gradua
fion to Gaetano M. Belfatto, of the
Board of Education. who will award
the diplomas.
There are fifty-one members of the
graduating class, with the following
officers: President, Miss Margaret
N. Townley; vice-president, Miss
Helen M. Vincent; secretary, Miss
Helen Werrlein; treasurer, Miss Ida
r Robrecht The members of the
class are: Marguerite Anna An
derson, Judith Bamberger, A. Ger
frude Bartholomew, Mildred Graham
Beach, Irene Evelyn Brown Hazel
Esther Cockefair, C. Edith Crevling.
Grace NJ. DAILY, Frances Diamond,
Claire Dickinson, Mabel e. Downs.
Charlotte Dylong, Martha Frances
Echikson, Yetta Eugenia Goffner,
Marjorie Louise Hallock, Charlotte
A. Rendershot, Max Henig, Lillian
Irene Hetherton, Edna j. Heyden,
Florence Margaret Higgins, Susan
Vivian Hummel, Irene Louise Jacob.
Sadie Louise Jones, Frances &c. Jow
lit, Gladys Lillian Kerr. Emily s.
Kline, Emma Louiae Koehler, Minnie
Liebschutz, Jessie Ada Lynch Mar
garet Viola MacEvoy. Catherine A.
Cecilia Malanaphy, Helen Florence
Manser. Grace G. Masterson, Beatrice
DUEL McCotter, Isabelle McMullen.
Jeanette Marguerite Nietman, j.
Grace Price, Ida Frances Robrecht,
Florence Matilda Rommel. Katherine
SLIDER Edith M. Simonsol, Mary
Margaret Smith, Octavia s. Straughn,
Margaret Noble Townley, Cora A.
Tucker, Helen Marie Vincent, Mary
NJ Walsh. Dorothy Webb, Helen
Madaline Werlich, Emeline Gather
Inc Wilson Ruth ZVaifer.