Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26
IRV|NGTON HIGH
GRADUATES 26
Forty-five Grammar Grade Pu-
pills Also Receive
Diplomas.

Twenty-six High School pupils and
forty-five grammar grade students
were awarded diplomas in Irvington
last night. This brings the total
number of public school graduates up
to 193
The commencement address to the
High School graduates was delivered
by John Monteith, of Newark, who
declared that hard work. high aims,
cheerfulness and right companion
ships will ultimately and inevitably
lead to success. Miss Hazel C. LIE
Fevre and Miss Norma NJ. Simpson
delivered the valedictory and saluta-
tory, respectively. Principal Orvilie
H. Staley presented the class for
graduation, and Rev. Uriah McClin-
chic, president of the Board of Edu-
cation, awarded the diplomas.
The remainder of the program in
cluded an invocation by Rev. DR..
William II. Hainer, pastor of the
First Christian Church; Indian sere-
made class of 1914; song, Arion Sing
ing Society; song, GOOD Night, Good
Night Beloved" class of 1914; benedic-
ton, Rev. DIR Hainer.
The High School graduates We're:
Misses Hazel C. LeFevre, Norma M.
Simpson, lba L. Christian, Hazel L..
Deisler, Dorothy w. Durham, Lydia
r. BURNER, Gertrude A. Heyl, Alice
G. Hopper, Esther r. johnson, Gene
We've v. Kane, lCara j. Kraeuter,
Martha G. Northrop, Fanny M. Rad
eliffe, Charlotte NJ. Schaadt, Helen
NJ. Vanness, Ina M. Winberg and
Messrs. August l.. Grimme, Adolph O..
Heyden, Wilguss A. Holman. Edward
b. Heyden, Louis ]. LauiSka, G. Will
lam Pfeil. jr., Howard G. Pfrommer,
Beverland NJ. Ramsey, Arthur j..
Sehaeffer and Everitt e. Vehslage.
John A. Morse delivered the COM
mencement address to the graduating
class of the Florence Avenue School.
Diplomas were awarded by School
Commissioner Edwin f. Kulp. The
presentation of the class was made
by Miss Sarah j. Belts, principal,
and the invocation was given by
John A. Morse. The remainder of the
program was as follows: Songs of
Ages" seventh and eighth grade girls;
piano solo, Polonaise in A, Arthur
Mueller; dialogue, Pursuit Of Knowl-
edge nder Difficulties" William Nico-
Buying a Hat" Katherine Strue-
ming; violin solo, Gustaye Keisler, ac-
'comnauied by Miss Geraldine Trainor
class Of 1913; recitation, THE Flow
ers' Ballp' Lillian Mayer; quartet,
Mary King, Marion Hecklernan,
George Bryson and Christian Boyer;
recitation, Lii Brown Baby, Mar
garet Wagner; drill fifth and sixth
grades; song, "Old Glory" class
The graduating class was COM
posed Of Arthur Ahrens, Harry AIR.
ems, William Argast, Hugo Becker,
Gertrude Banta, Wallace Bradley,
John Brass, Maybelle Buob Willis
Corwin, Edna Dirner, Viola Elsman,
Myrtle Emory. Richard Gerweck,
Frederick Giles, William Hahn,
Anna Helms, Eleona Kiefer, Viola
Kirchbaum, Raymon Knoth, Harry
Zimmerman, Henrietta Madel, Ger
trude Meth, Lillian Mayer, Arthur
Mueller, Edna Mueller, Clifford Muir
ply, Mildred Neander, William Mic
OLAF, Charels Plambeck, Edith Perry,
Mildred Reynolds. Harold Richmond,
Florence Rietman, Dewey Reichert,
Herbert Schwab, John lSchafer,
Carol Small. Clarence Stephans,
Katherine Struening, Helen Tobia-
son, Margaret Wagner and Joseph
Walsh.