Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

Denholz, Saul Goodman, Aaron Hal
perm. Lloyd Llewellyn, Meyer Mink,
Harry Sosnow, Benjamin Schram,
Morris Zaentz, Rose Bucksbaum,
Annie Cohen. Rose Grossbarth Ethel
Gollen. Ida Goldblatt. Fanny Muschel,
Ida Probst. Rose Reichman. Sara
SehVerensky. Lillian Sobo, Rebecca
Weiser Lillian Wolinsky, Sam Seha-
piro and Rose Hammer.
EIGHTEENTH AVENUE SCHOOL.
The graduating class of the Eight
eenth Avenue School went to Tren-
ton today, where they will inspect the
State Capitol and other points of in
terest in the city. In the State Capt.
tol the diplomas will be awarded by
Lewis II. Carris, assistant commits
sioner of education. Charles II. Sab
som will give out the class pins. The
outing was held in place of the formal
commencem
Thirty pupils will receive diplomas.
They are Edward J. Dancak, Isaac
Friedman, David Glickstein. Abram
Goldberg, Samuel Katzenberg, Will
lam Kruger. Morris Kurtz. Fred
William Philip Mehrhof, William
Philip Mehrhof, Leo Rosenbaum,
Harry Smith. Abram Spegel, Hyman
Swyer, Fred John Ulbrich, Herman
Winarsky Pauline Alper Esther
Arenson, Frieda Ashkins, Emma
Benz, Anna Mary Biscobel, Rebecca
Bernstein. Sophia Boxer, Mollie
Cohan, Ida f. Feldman, Sarah Fisch-
man, Rose Mildred Goldstein, Kate
Hoernlein, Sarah Jacobwitz, Flor
ence Lehman and Helen Wilhelmina
Mehrhof
NEWTON STREET SCHOOL.
The gradua ting exercises of the
Newton Street School will be held
tomorrow night in the auditorium of
the school An appropriate enter
tainment will be presented by the
graduates. Joseph l.. Terwilliger,
principal of the Fourteenth Avenue
School, will award the diplomas.
The pupils to be graduated are
Joseph Bischoff. Henry n. Brieehle,
James Carluccio. Michael Catania,
Abraham l. Cohen, Alphonse Evan
gelista, Theodore Fiorito, Leopold
Lallone, Louis l.. Lerner, Alfred
Marinaro, George Mendelson, Alfred
Newbauer. Daniel PATHS, Andrew J.
ProYenzano, Thomas Remondelli,
John B. SchiaVino, Silas Schwartz,
Frank Tenore. Joseph Tichio, Louis
l.. Vice, Charles H. Walker, Joyce
Abehsira, Lillian l.. Ade Grace AL
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Brehme, Anna Buscham, Florence NJ.
Cerrato, Mildred Cozzone Marie De
G.lcomo, Anna Ezekiel. Rebecea Eskor
WITT. Esther F'ischbein, Sadie f'isch-
bein, Lena Glut ting, Sadie b. Gordon,
Rose karp, Gertrude Lenz, Gertrude
Levy, Rose Sandles, Sadie Schulhof,
Anna Shaw and Orlenza Sole.
SUSSEX AVENUE SCHOOL.
As there is no auditorium in tho
Sussex Avenue School TO graduating
exercises will be held by the pupils
in conjunction with the awarding Of
diplomas Forty eight pupils will
graduate.
The members of the class are Kath-
crime Alderman. Camilla Browning,
Dorothy Gorham, Hazel Harmer,
Lucy Harris, Eleanor Harvey, Jennie
Keim Mildred MacBride, Anna Mel
len, Ethel Merrick, Sarah Merrill
Bessie Moehring, Elline Moffat,
Gladys Riker, Wanda Sobocinski
Ruth Walker, Beatrice Werts, Helen
Wright, Muriel Yarnold, Catherine
Murray, Helen Charles, Katherine
Dunlap, Esther Eichen. Grace Jaco-
bus, Helen LunGer Helen Powers,
Edward Albeit, Peter Burnett. Ansel
Dilley, Otto Franzoni. Fred Muenster.
Joseph Stanaback, Raymond Sutton,
James Boag, William Crooks, Walter
French, Harry Hertler. Alexander
Jockel, Lester Leet. Leonard Rooney.
Leslie Morris, Edison Small, Earl
Sparks and Harold Turner.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
The nineteenth annual commence
ment exercises of the Franklin School
will take place tonight in the school
auditorium. Following the exercises
MI will h rflnd n
one pupils by Gaetano M. Belfatto,
member of the Board of Education.
The graduating class consists of
Irma May Bennette, Helen Marie Cox,
Ruth Dixon, Ethel r. Early, Helen
Irene Forden, Evelyn Gardner Doro
thea r. Kopeloff, Mabel V. Lehman,
Mildred b. Murray, Helen l.. OFT,
Melicia NJ. Salandro, Eleanor J.
White, F. Gertrude Whitesell, Mary
f. Wind, Charles G. Babian. Herbert
Baer, William A. Barron. Philip E.
Brogan, Alexander H. Bruda. Donatus
Caprio. Muller NJ. De Van, Victor Der
byshire. Joseph j. Flannery, Charles
d. Fordney, julius j. Genull, Everett
Louis Klinger. Rudolph S. Kobns6y,
Elmer Limpert. Joseph c. Mobaldi,
Russell Rabone and Richard j. Thiele.
Testimonials for those high in
scholarship, department and pune
tual1ty will be given Helen Marie Cox,
Helen Irene Forden, Evelyn Gardner,
Russell Rabone and Felicia M Salan-
dro. Those who were neither absent
nor tardy during the term are Helen
Marie Cox, Myrtle Cara brant, Doro-
thea r. Kopeloff, Mildred e. Murray,
Felicia NJ. Salandro, Mary E. Wind,
Herbert Baer. William A. Barron,
Donatus Caprio. Victor Derbyshire,
Charles D. Fordney, julius J. Genull,
Elmer Limpert. David Moskowitz,
Ferdinand J. Napoliello. and Russell
Rabone.
AVON AVENUE SCHOOL.
About sixty-four pupils will be
graduated from the Avon Avenue
School. Commencement exercises
will be held tomorrow afternoon
in the school auditorium. Diplo-
mas will be awarded by Walter
w. Shaffer the principal The letter
of the Board of Education in regard
TO simple exercises will be carried
out. All presents and flowers will be
left in the school office until after
the entertainment to be given by the
graduating pupils.
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