Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-28
GRADUATION WEEK
IN LOCAL SCHOOLS
142 Pupils Finish High Courses.
1926 in Grammar
Schools.

Graduations in most of the public
schools of the ethyl take place this
week. One hundred and forty-two
students are being graduated from
the Barringer and Central High
schools. Neither the East Side nor
the South Side High schools will
graduate students this term. The
Board of Education estimates that
/ ,23b students will be graduated from
the grammar schools. This, it is said.
is an average number. OF these,
about 800 will continue their educa-
ton in the high schools.
Three high school students com
pleted four-year courses in three
years, and fourteen in three and one
half years. Edward Spector, Morris
Goldstein and Israel Greenberg, of
Central High School, finished courses
IN three years. Walter Zvaifier,
Charles Turkenkoff, Jacob Starr, Vim
cent Napoliello and Jacob Kaplan, of
Barringer and nine students from
Central High School, finished courses
in three and one-han years.
The slxtyfifth commencement exer-
cises of the Barringer High School
were held in the school auditorium
last night. The graduates presented
ten scenes from Shakespeare Henry
W" and Henry v"
Those taking part include Royal
Nichols, Charles Turkenkoff. Charles
Crissey Walter Zvaifler, Joseph Fell
Ter, Marcus Garfield, J. Allen Machin,
John Ponolo, George Smith, Anthony
Cucinella, Arthur Young, j. Freeman
Laning, Theron Galloway, Isador
Davis, Harry Berlin, Thomas Can
tillo, John Crecca, James Pitman,
Beatrice Brodsky, Jerome Heyman,
Donovan Axtell. Rosamond Hemmen-
UTInr4F6n
Rose Mehr. Amy Bodine Celia Steig-
er. Ada Denowitz. Minnie Miller, Re-
bekah Hoffman. Robert Pennell. Stan
ley Ward, William Weinstein and
Max Herbstman.
At the conclusion of the exercises
Wayland E. Stearns, principal of the
High School, presented the class of
eighty-three pupils for graduation.
Mr.. Stearns stated that all the cos
tunes used in the play had been made
by the pupils of the school. He fur
Their complimented the graduates for
their simplicity in dress. Following
the presentation of the class Charles
P. Taylor, president of the Board of
Education, awarded the diplomas.
The graduates are as follows:
General Course-Adele BAN bridge,
Roy j. Bohlen, Beatrice B. Brodsky,
Edith A. Conner, John d. Crecca, An
tbony Cucinella, Mary Dazin, Ada
Denowitz, Bertha Elinsky, Lillian r.
Greenbaum, Ursula R. Grobert, Jean
L. Hammond, Beatrice J. Heisler,
Berthe V. Hollander, Mary f. Hrubec,
Florice B. Jones, Mildred NJ. Kerr,
Sarah r. Klein, Sylvia e. Kopf, j.
Freeman Laning, Ruth Mains, Minnie
N Miller, Susan A. Rivello, Ada B.
Robinson, Alma v. Seller, Esther
Anna Shlensky, Rachel Slutzky, Helen
A. Smith, Emily ]. Stein, Bernice
Stewart, Elsie Terhune and Helen B.
Tully.
College Preparatory Glass;. Don
ovan F. Axtell, Frederick H. Beck
meyer. Harriet X. Beckmeyer, Harry
S. Berlin, Amy c. Bcdine, Marcus A.
Garfield, Thomas Cantillo, Helen F.
Cooper, Charles E. Crissey, Isador V.
Davis, Ida C. Dodd, Joseph Feller,
Isabel Folsom. Ricca Friedman,
Theron Galloway. Lester B. Granger,
Harold E. Hemstreet, Max HI.
Herbstman, Jerome Hayman, Re-
bekah B. Hoffman, Florence M.
Howarth, Jacob Kaplan, Hyman M
Kessel, ]. Allan Machiu, Mag
dalena Mayer, Rose Mehr, Ruth
E. v. Mink, Edith F. Muth
Vincent Napoliello, Royal F.
Nichols, James Thurston Noe, Robert
Q. Pennell, James H. Pitman. John
N. Ponolo, julius Rodburg, Florence
l.. Scott, Eleanor Ramsey Smith,
George Ignatius Smith, Jacob Starr,
Celia Steiger, Ethel Agnes Thomp-
son, Charles Turkenkopf, William
Weinstein, Samuel Wollman, Arthur
K. Young. Mary =. .-i.A
Walter Zvaifier.
Sixty-three graduates will receive
diplomas at the commencement exer-
cises at the Central High School to-
night. Fifteen of the graduate have
completed four-year course in three
and one-half years. and nine mem
bers of the class iii three years
The program for the evening is:
Professional March. Central High
School Orchestra; grafton. The Flu
ture of Newark" by Miss Edna
Smith; vocal solo, by Miss Frederica
Sims; grafton. THE Dignity of La
bor," by Aaron LASER; violin solo,
by Miss Beatfice Krimke. accom-
panied by Charles Mossbrugger;
commencement address, by Rev. Will
lam j. Dawson; presentation of the
class for graduation by Principal
William Wiener; presentation Of
Graduates of the Central High
School are: Commercial course,
Charlotte Apperson. William Barth
Joseph Brogan, Helen Falter. Jack
Hellthal, Charles Moosbrugger, David
Nelowitz, Edna E. Smith, Milton
Tompkins and c. Wallace Vail; tech
meal course, Ernest Venarte, Abra-
ham Cohen, John Cullen, Ray Finney
Jacob Frank, Robert Millspaugh
William Palmer. Henry F. Voelker
Arthur Whitfield and Charles Watts;
general course, Irene Waller, Jay
Baer, William ]. Brohm. jr., Abraham
Berger, Beatrice Cobb, Louis Cohen,
Leo F. Conlon, Pauline Connel, Elsie
DeMund, Harry Dvorkin, Maurice
Galinkin, John Brooks, Gardner, Pau
line Glassman, Miriam Gluck, Morris
Goldstein, Israel Greenberg, Edith
Hood, Samuel Karrakis. Doris Kat
Yin, Morris Weinberg Samuel kon-
weiser, Ethel E. Krimke, Rudolph
Kruger, Florence Latter, Aaron Las
ser, Samuel Lanes, David Levine
Samuel Lowendorf. Jonas j. Lewis
Harry Lichtman, Tessie Maybaum,
Samuel Often, Ida Richards, Evelyn
Rumsey, Alexander Schmidt, Anton
Siegel, Fredericks Sims. Edward Spec
tor, Charlotte Ulrope, Minnie Abram-
son and Thomas E. Bryce.