Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-25
AWARD HONORS TO
MANY GRADUATES
Novelties at Graduation of
Large Glass at East Orange
High School.

Demonstration of principles of
chemistry on the stage was feature
of the commencement program of the
East Orange High School last night
in the auditorium of that structure.
Frank II. Bennett, one of the honor
students of the scientific course grad
yates, illustrated his talk on THE
Application OF Heat in the Chemical
Laboratory" He was assisted by
Harry Yatman Drake. likewise an
honor pupil of the same class.
Another feature talk was a debate
on the question, Was Our War with
Mexico Justifiable?" Miss Roberta
Thew Geraghty had the negative and
Miss Edith Dwight Reynaud the
affirmative. Miss Mildred Vroom
spoke on 1.-THE Unseeing Eye" "A
Business Proposition" was the topic
of Jennie Watson Pollard, and I'm
Petit Entretien," a dialogue IN
French, was given by oliver Wander
bilt Lee and Miss Ruth Deborah
Roche.
BBeethoven's "The Heavens Re-
"The Passion" St. Mark; Franz Abt' S
"The Lake" with cello obligato, by
James Crafts; "Massa Dear" john
son, with violin obligato, by Miss
Vera Thulander; June" by Schneck-
er. and Keller's "Angel of Peace. y
The High School Orchestra gave
Meyerbeer's Coronation March,
from "The Prophet" as the opening
number, and closed with the over
ture from Won Suppe's Poet ana
Peasant" with cello solo, by Mr..
Crafts. President George S. Hulbert,
of the Board of Education, awarded
nv Rev. Robert Brewster Beattie.
The graduates include the follow
ing:
Classical Course-Mildred Baer,
Vera Brewer, Linda Elizabeth BerH
gren. Gertrude r.. Garfield, Margaret
Rurghardt Coe, Eta Drayton Dodd,
EVELYN Hamilton Fairfield, Gladys
Geer. Marian Harden, Rose Heller,
Eldol.a Webster Getler, Muriel Bou-
verneur Kimball, Eleanor Murlei
Krusen.
Elizabeth L. Miller. Margaret Rem
bert Pellet, Agnes Isabel Pike, sara
Willard Reed, Nora Coleman Key
maud. Ruth Deborah Roche, Lillian
Marie Ross, Dorothy valentine Grace
Valentine, Verna Veit, Janet Morris
Ward. Robert Manners Beckett, Mi
chael J. Bonomo, Glen wilson
Thomas,
Thomas Kilburn Dodd, Francis
William Hopkins, jr., Gilbert Brooks
Keeler. Oliver Vanderbilt Lee, Everett
r Lennon. Warren II. Mackain.
George Durrance Moore, Leonard
page Moore. Crozier Leslie Pike
stanley Pinhero, Clifford Alton Rowe.
John Mckinley Rowley, Richard
Hardie Thiele.
Scientific Course-Walter Sanger
|Aylsworth. Frank III. Bennett, Royai
C. Bundy, Arthur abraham Cole'
Warren Earle Cox, Washington "A.
Cross. Ralph w. Davenport, Harry
Yatman Drake, Oscar Rogers Flynn
ir.. Gordon Hamilton Gildersleeve
Vernon x. Crimson, Warren eLighton
| Griffin. Douglas Hall. Frederick Mack
| Harris. Thomas Rogers Hobbs, Bur-
| ton p. Jenkins, Maitland MacLehose
Joseph Emery Merchant, Forest *
Montgomery, John Rance MYERS
Frank Paul Oexle, Henry John Page
Sidney Wardell Peloubet, Charles IT.
win Post. Hermann Alfred Swoboda
Robert Kennedy Thistle, Edward
| Mazzur Uhlig, Allen Benedict Under
hill, Clarence william Warner, Albert
Henry Wilson, jr.
| General course-Grace j. Acker'
man. Emily Olga Albeck, Viola Ap'
pel, Dorothy Moores Bremond, Nelda
Burgdorff, Helen Hickok Burr Mil
dred Alice Burr, Mary Norma Bur.
roughs. Margaret Rosalie Conray
Josephine Archambault Cox, Mabe
Elizabeth Cross, Helen Davis, Dor
othy Dewar, Anna Helen Dishtein
Sara Germaine Donnelly, Jessie ]
Dorer, Edith Florence Eaton, Bessie
Elphick, Catherine E. de Cordie Far
rar, Helen Casper Fletcher, Marian
| Evelyn French, Lois Garivn, Ro-
berta Thew Geraghty. Margare
Frances Gommoll, Edith Evelyr
| Harding, Helen Dorothy Harkness