Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
76 BARR|NGER
HIGH STUDENTS
GET DIPLOMAS
Or. David B. corson Addresses
GFaduates-Three Scholar
ships Are Awarded.

Seventy-six students were gradu-
ated from Barringer High School last
night in Barringer auditorium. The
address to the graduates was made
by DR.. David B. Corson, first assist
ant superintendent of schools. A
feature of the program was a presen-
tation of Ractne's "Athalie' by the
students.
Dr. Corson, speaking Of the skin
displayed by the students IN "Atha-
lie." compared Joash. the Judican
youth, with the present-day gradu-
ate Joash had all that life could af-
ford, but ingratitude caused his
Health, education and nobility of
character" said DR.. Corson, ARE
the requisites for success. Foster
athletics, acquire all the education
possible and cultivate nobility OF
character"
Touching the subject of education,
he advised the graduates to read
good. Broadening books and to dream
of great things.
cluded, can the dominating passion
Of Americans for acquiring education
be fostered and stimulated"
winners Of Scholarships.
Three scholarships were awarded to
the following:
! Goucher College, Julia Heller; New
York University, Max Davidson; Sci
entif1c School, George Sosnow.
The principal roles In the enact
ment of "Athalie' were carried off
ny the following:
Jehoiada, high priest, Como Casale;
Abner, one of the chief officers of the
kings of Judah. Max sherman;
Jehosheba, aunt of Joash and wife
of the high priest, julia Heller;
Zachariah, son of Jehoiada and
Jehosheba, Max Davidson; Salome,
sister of Zachariah, Emma Schneider;
Athaliah, widow of Joram and grand
mother of Joash, Leila Knipe; Hagar,
an attendant of Athaliah, Ethel
Hagen; Mattan, an apostate priest
chief priest of Baal, Henry Schwartz;
Joash, king of Judah and son Of
Ahaziah, Edythe Green (class OF
June, 1919; Nabal, confidential friend
of Mattan, Isaac Laskowitz; Azariah,
Ishmael, leaders of the priests and
levites, Herbert Urmy; Nurse of
Joash, Caroline Rulffs; chorus of sons
and daughters of the tribe of Levi;
soloists, Edwina Munger. first So
prano; Dorothy Kopia, second So
prano Myra Kohn (class of Janu-
,ecend alto Mabel Baldwin (class OF
January, 1916), at the piano.
Lauds Glass Record.
Principal Wayland e. Stea,ns, after
congratulating the class or it's splen-
did record. and lauding the teachers
of the respective classes, presented
the class for graduation. Diplomas
were awarded to:
College Preparatory Course--Lena
Bortone. Christian Smillie Breingan.
Della Lillian Caprio, Elberta e. Ca
russo. Como Cornelius Casale, Frances
Corson, Max David Davidson, Helen
Dazen, Margaret Marie Demarest,
Amerige Filippone, Anna Gelrud,
Florence u. Gilroy, Ruth Marie
Grohnheit, Susan Stuart Harris, Julia
Heller, Elizabeth Lois Knipe, Leila
Gertrude Knipe. Dorothy Kopia,
Isaac Laskowitz, Valentino Mancusi-
Ungaro, Allan Spencer Mcbride, Err
win Mezger, Katharine A. Nichols,
Beatrice L. Perkins, Caroline Rulffs,
James e. Schaaf, Emma s. Schrei-
ber, Henry Schwartz, Max Sherman.
Virginia Libero Sibilia, George Yale
Sosnow, j. Harold Thomson, Jessie
p. Tuttle, Herbert S. Urmy. William
vogel, Frank Wadsworth. jr., and
Charlotte Amelia Wood.
General Course-Ruth Beers, Louis
Bodenstein, Tessie III. Book, Marie
Donofiro, Margaret Adele Duffy,
Alice III. Engels, Ethel M. Hagen,
tiuth A. Ham, Dorothy V. Hale,
Rowena Hopper, Ruth Adele Husk,
Nathan Lebowitz, Rose Lehman,
Helen X. Lever, Viola A. Mac
Nabb, James Kenneth Mawha, Helen
E Mead, David II. Meeker, 3d. Mary
Veronica Murphy, Dorothy Louise
Noble, Dorothy Anna Oliver Marie
Louise Palmer, Marguerite Hull Rex
roth, Albert e. G.. Rizzolo, Arthur
smethurst, Frances Stonaker, Dor
othy B. Taylor Raymond Terhune,
Marguerite Irene Thompson, Isabel
Louise Van Duyne, Anna Van Wag-
enen, Esther s. Varley, Eleanore II.
Verpillier, Amber I. Ward, Edward
ID. Warenreich, Raymond Co<win
Whitman, Rosamond Wilkins, May
Eyaline Wintermute and Nina Will
cox.