The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1914-06-23
MANY GRADUATE
FROM HIGH SCHOOL
First Church Filled with Re|a-
tiv0s and Friends.


Commencement exercises of the
Momistown high school We're held Fri
day morning in the First Presbyter-
ian church before an audience that
packed the edifiee. Superintendent ].
Burton Wiley presided. The music
was under the direction of Prof Ed
ward M. Young.
The program follows:
Invocation
The Rev. William Russell Bennett
Chorus Unfold Ye Portals" from
Oratorip Redemption -. .Gounod
Essay-"The Children's Bureau"
Miss Gertrude M. Clarke
Chorus-seL Land of Freedom. Land of
Fortune from Opera Lucia di
Lammermoor" .... Donizetti
Essay-"The Open Seasame TO Kings
Treasuriesy
Mr.. John S. Elliott
Chorus-"The TwentyThird Psalm"
Edward M. Young
Address-The Rev. Charles L. Mead,
DID, of the Madison Avenue Meth
odist church, New York City
Conferring of Diplomas
Joseph Hinchman,
President OF the Board of Education
]. Burton Miley,
Superintendent of Schools
Reading of the Roll Of Honor
Chorus-"How Lovely Are the Mes
sengers," from Oratorio "St.
Paul. ................M .Mendelssohn
AT the organ, Maurice Garabrant
The officers of the graduating class
are. President, James A. MacIntyre;
vice-president, Miss Mary r. MacIn-
tyre; secretary, Paul r. Boniface;
Treasurer, Miss Celestine Mills.
Members of the class are: Classical
course-Marian Ward Chadwick,
Thomas j. Duffy, John Sampson FL
lott, Marian Lade, William John Nc
Givney; scientific course-Gustave
Harry Bowman; general course-Mary
Brown, Marion Lulu Burnett, Ger
trude Muir Clarke, Margaret Louise
Cavanagh, Emily Helen Eccles, Eliza
beth Anderson Goble, Marguerite Wv
ian Smith, Julia Ann Menagh, Alex
ander Brook, Raymond Kenneth
Clark, Genevieve Nj. Honickel, Rose
Frances Jones, Mary Russell MacIn
tyre Celestine Pickney Mills, Amy
ris, Norman VanNess Grimes, James
Angus MacIntyre, Clarence j. Myers,
Mark Owens, Winifred O'Brien; COM
mercial course-Helen Dickson, Hazel
May Niper, Frank d. Bockoven, Paul
Rutherford Boniface, William P. Cof-
fey, Harold Ivan Sheerin, Walter
George Torrance, Hudson Leroy
West, Martin Frederick Weise.
The class motto is "Vincit qui Sc
vincit," and the class cQlors: Blue and
Gold.
Members of the eigth grade of the
Maple avenue school received their
diplomas yesterday afternoon at the
close of the exercises in the auditor
um of the Maple avenue building.
Relatives and friends of the children
were in attendance. Rev. Philemon
F. Sturges, rector of st. Peters
church, was to have made an address
to the graduates but was unable to be
present. J. Burton Wiley, superin-
tendent of schools, made short ad-
dress in his place. He said the class
graduating would perhaps be the last
under the present system as it is con-
templated including the seventh and
eighth grades with the high school,
He urged the children to go on
through high school and specialize in
some one thing, which he said, was
the requirement of the present day.
Lloyd Adreon made the defamation
and the glee club sang a song.
The diplomas were given out by
Superintendent Wiley to the follow
ing: academic: Olive Bockoven, Mar
ian b. Burchell Hilda L. " Babbit,
Ruth M. Barkman, Adah M. Christen-
sen, Alice M. Day, Ethel G. Estler,
Madeline j. Foley, Ruth Greenberg,
Lena w. Hendershot, Evelyn G. Meek
er, Marjorie A. Mills, May l.. McCol-
lum, Mildred Owen, Cornelia ]. Pier
son, Helen e. Robbins, Frances NJ
Butler, Eudora M. Vanderbilt, Alice e.
Woodield, Elizabeth B. Ward, Evelyn
Pantaenous, Margaret M. Fennesey,
Gertrude E. Hatton, Kathleen A.
Naughton, Charles H. Ambrose,
Llewellyn v Van Doren, Arthur G.
Baker, Byron V. Dexter, Harold K.
Green, Matthew v Keys, Harold C.
Lyon, Norman Owen, Albert B. Pier
son. John Rosen, Edward II. Vaughn,
Willie f. Woodfield, Daniel s. jamie
son, commercial; Ruth r. Boniface,
i1dlll -. lLCWlS, -. 4letC LSNio, <a1htb
M. MacMullen, Lille Ossre, Elizabeth
C. Peters, Rachel Rosenblott, Suoma
Suomela, Florence E. Williams,
Lloyd M. Adreon, r. Merritt Ambrose,
Raymond G. Brown, William Carr,
Andrew Cattano, Thomas B. Eccles,
Alfred J. Mackin, Robert MacNeal,
Lewis M. Mintz, Raymond f. Saunder,
Wheeler G. Shawger, Hermann F.
Fluegal.
Industrial: Benjamin A. Grant, Err
nest A. Jordan, Norman w. Torrance,
Robert B. Brennan, Marion II. West,
Elwood f. Macpherson, Richard H.
SiIlitoe, William M. Taylor, John Noz-
zaro, Marion Stevenson, Virginia
Dickinson, Louise Jones, Helen
Cramer, Elsie Hamilton, Claire Glib
lin, Marion Searles, John Kelly, Mill
ard Laden, Herbert Franklin, Chris
tina MacIntyre, Annie Bennett, Will
lam Geek, John Welsh, Geneva Lewis,
Ruth Bonifaee, Minnie Patrick, Lloyd
Nelson and Florence Carpenter