Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
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Y At HIGH SCHOOLS
East Side Graduates Get DipIo-
mas.-central Holds Exer-
cises Tonight.

VIII pc nelu IN lhe 1eullda MS IL
School.
The exercises in the East Side High
School were the first to be held in the
school. An excellent program was
given, after which diplomas were
awarded to thirty students, sixteen
of whom were girls. The exercises
were largely attended.
One of the features of the exercises
was the fact that every girl graduate
fashioned and made her own dress at
a cost of no more than $3.50.
The list of graduates follows:
George Bauer. clara karp, Emma
Langinger, John f. Muller Yadwiga
Peigert, LYMAN Roth, Mary Schorn-
stein, Edna Bell, Walter NJ. Broberg.
Frank Cozzoline. Elizabeth s. Collins,
George Henry Drake Matthew F'itz-
simmons. jeanette Friedman, Lillian
Fuerst, Marguerite Goehring, Ruby
M. Kieb. Celia LASER, Arthur +.
Metzger. Ruth Meyer, Herbert Ar
thur Monyek. carl Olshnetsky. Linden
LaRue Perrine, Lena Ruth Rich,
Helen NJ Ritter. Rachel Schmulker,
Sophia schwartz, Margaret Shaffery,
Adelaide NJ. Van Pelt. Simon :. Weis-
man. Frank c. Wetzel. and Emma NJ.
Ziff.
THE Pioneers" James Oppenheim $
stirring drama. will be the feature of
the commencement of the Central
High School to be held in the school
auditorium.
Last night the class day exercises
of the Senior a Class were held IN
the auditorium. Milton Ludlow. pres
ident Of the class. conducted the pro-
gram The program of entertainment
was decidedly original.
"All the Worlds a Stage, an orisi-
nal pantomime sketch by the Misses
Julia NJ Timer and Ruth Bernstein
and Elmer f. Powell. was preceded
bv the tov symphony played by mem
bers of the class and the school
orchestra under the leadership OF X.
S. Laslet Smith, director OF music at
the Central High school. Inc skelcIi
in a novel manner told the future OF
each member of the graduating class,
The principal characters were played
nv Milton T. Dedrich, Irene Adolf and
Walter Molkenthen. Following the
reading of the class will by Milton 7.
Dedrich, when Duty Calls, an
allegoricel playet in blank verse, by
Miss Julia NJ. Timer and Ferdinand
Isserman, was presented. The cast
included the Misses Hattie Triehaft
and Ada Thomas, Ferdinand Isser-
man and Raymond Sheridan. The
class gifts we're distributed by the
Misses Adrianne Graham. luna
Timer, Grace Mershon and Edna
Adolf. Elmer F. Powell presented the
lamp of wisdom to Arthur AXt, presl-
dent of the senior class The class
song-words by Miss Julia Timer and
music by Randolph Gihuly-sung by
the class, closed the exercises.
CLEVELAND SCHOOL.
The graduation exercises of the
Cleveland School were held last night.
At the conclusion of the program IF
entertainment. diplomas were award
ed to eighty-two graduates. The
graduation class was composed OF
the following: May Burster, Pearl
Plrkart. Frances Cohen, Evelyn
Feigenbaum Wilma johnson, Louise
Lang. Lillian Lagay. Mary Leipert,
Mamie Levey. Clara Michael, Rose
Mintz. Elizabeth Parker, Sophie
Press, Ray Rabnowitz, Charlotte
silyerstein. Celia Silverman, Freda
Steidel. Estele Stitch, Elsie Tiger,
Eva Bader. Eliza beth Andrews,
Louise Arace. Louise Deeg. Thee
phila Falecka, Bertha Finkestein,
Minnie Freed, Blanche Freedman,
Sadie Green. Hannah Haber, Myrtle
Ireland, Elsie Kaegi. Eva Kolben
schag. Gertrude Nader Pauline
Polnsky. Anna Raider. Mary Reich,
Henrietta Rich Molly Schechter,
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Taper. Eva Elbaum, Milton Eisen
stein, Jerome Elias. William Fink.
Benjamin Friedland. Harry Goldstein.
Morris Cfrossman sam Klugman,
BENJAMIN Mendelowitz. Carl Miller,
Sol Pressler. Harry Reiter, Fred
Rentschler. Jacob Ruderman Bern
ard Schaefer. Dewey Schwankert.
julius Seigler. Harry Schenkel, Bar
net Sugerman, Max UmansIN, Will
lam Williams. Norris Davis. Simon
Blake. Harold Rreitbart John Can
telmo Emanuel Denholtz. Isadore
Feldman. Isadore Finkelstein. Sidney
Glasberg. Elmer Heinrich, Edward
Hosp. Louis Kugel George Mederer,
Leonard Puth Edwin Ross, Morris
Grassgreen, William Saxon. Abram
Swirsky, Julius Wagner, Fred Wen
eel, Charles Matter
OLIVER STREET
Twenty-six pupils of the oliver
Street School Will be presented
diplomas by j. Alfred Wilson. the
principal, At the graduation exercises
tonight in the school auditorium. The
graduates are Frank Bucklow, An
thony Cassella, Gavin Chambers.
Frank Debus, Robert Duerscheidt,
Russell Griggs, George Heaman. Pas
auel Lorai. Raymond Meeker, Peter
Sigmund, Nicholas Tomasko, Dorothy
Bach, Florence Baeder. Rose Gasser, /
Marie Gibney. Dorothy Hedden,
Louise Leonard. Jessica Linfante,
Anna Lutz. Florence Menza, Elsie
Meyer. Sophia Ruder, Elsie Ruehl
Edna Ryan. Viola Schencll and kath-
crime Tripptree.
The commencement program will he
as follows: March of graduates,
chorus, wind and Sea; piano solo.
"Stabat Mater" Marie Gibney; reci-
tation, independence Bell" Jessica
Linfante; semi-chorus, Il Know a
Bank. SA girls; recitation, Co
Iumbia.' Dorothy Hedden; flag salute,
chorus, your Flag and My Flag.
recitation. "Sherman's March to the
Sea-" Florence Menza; selection, 20
Heart of Nine Rose Gasser, Dorothy
Bach, Louise Leonard and Elsie
Meyer piano duet, "Witch's Flight,
Elsie Ruehl and Florence Baeder:
chorus. THE Cossacks"; recitation,
"The Penny Ye Meant to Give" Rob-
ert Duerscheidt: chorus, "Violets";
recitation, Mothers Fool" Sophia
Ruder; selection. "Flower Song" ga
girls; recitation Molly Mcguire at
Monmouth" Dorothy Bach: chorus,
1.-THE Sabre. address by Rev DR.
Lyman Whitney Allen, pastor of the
South Park Presbyterian Church;
chorus, THE Lord is Mindful of His
own; comforting of diplomas and
the class song.
THIRTEENTH AVENUE.
The Thirteenth Avenue School will
hold its graduation exercises tonight
in the auditorium of the Newton
Street School. M. L. Cox, principal
of the former school, will award
diplomas to sixty-two pupils
The members Of the graduating
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