The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-05-26
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
IN CITY'S SCHOOLS
INTERESTING EXERCISES TO BE
HELD IN HIGH SCHOOL AUDI
TORIUM, ENDING TUESDAY.

The school term in Pleasantville
closes next week, and this is the sea-
son of promotion, graduation and
commandments. The festivities be-
gin this Friday evening, May 25, at
8 o'clock in the High School Auditor
ium, when the Grammar Schools of
the city have their graduating exer-
cises. For this event the following
program has been arranged
Orchestral Music-Prelude.
Invocation-Rev. J. William Lee.
Singing-"Spring Song"-School.
Declamation-Lloyd Burrell.
Recitation-Millicent Thompson.
Demonstration of Public School
ethods-"Spelling"-School No. 1.
Recitation-Ward Weaver.
Singing-"Blue Danube"-School.
.Recitation-"The Courtin'"-Mat-
tie Bowen.
Quotations-School No. 1.
Demonstration of Public School
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grip Van
Winkle"-School No. 2.
Recitation-Rodney Smith.
Singing@"The Dancers"-School.
Address-"Patriotism and Prepar-
edness"-Prof. VIM. Starr Myers, of
Princeton University.
Presentation of Class-Mr. Francis
H. Budd.
Presentation of Diplomas-Hon. B.
E. Whitman.
Orchestral Music.
"America"-Audience standing.
Diplomas will be awarded to the
following persons:
School No. L.
Richard Brickman, Norris Carly,
Clarence LaDow Daugherty, William
H. Field, J. Wesley Ford, Lloyd A.
Hosbach, Llewellyn A. Hoefich, E.
Lester Kiger, Harry E. Lake, George
A. Smedly, S. Cecil Smith, Rodney R.
Smith, Joseph Nelson fash, Lewis J..
Woolbert, J. Ward Weaver. Elias w.
Click, Fred J. Woodruff, George
Weist, Mamie Weidner Aud, Kath-
ryn R. Boice, Jessie Margaret Brown,
Mary Baker Clark, Laura NJ. Doherty,
e. Gertrude Helfrich, Nellie w. La
mar, Blanche Mildred Lake, Christa-
bel C. MacLean, Ruth E. Nickerson,
Marguerite S. Orlando, Marion Kath-
ryn Somers, Millicent L. Thompson,
Helen Buelah Weer, Marion H. Zane,
Esther Elizabeth Garrison, Mary Ell
izabeth Ingersoll.
School No. 2.
Matte E. Bowen, Charles G. Bowen,
Lloyd Burrell, Gladys E. Montara,
Leila Truatt, M. Irwin Williams, E.
Marie Haggerty, E. Dorothy Hutton,
Frank C. Probst, Virginia R. Mayo,
Rudolph Scott, Ursula ". Jackson, L.
Dorothy Kane, Thompson Terry, D.
Milton Garwood, Brandt Risley, James
Tibbs, Walter Brown.
On Monday evening, the High
School will observe Glass Day with
the following program
Introduction and Glass Legend
Lewis H. Adams and Catherine Wynia
Music-"In Spain"-DiChiara.
Oration-Frederick Layton.
Music-Esmeralda (Bolero)-Levy.
Prophecy-Jennie S. Bowen.
Music-Gypsy Trail-Glee Club.
Glass Poem-Eva Lutz.
Glass Gifts-Gladys Stebbins.
Music-Gypsy Life-Glee Club.
Presentation of Glass Memorial
Margaret Price.
Acceptance-Mr. Charles D. Thomp-
son, member Board of Education.
Music-Orchestra.
Glass Song.
Music-Orchestra.
The commencement will take place
Tuesday evening, when the program
will be as follows:
Professional.
Invocation-Rev. DR.. H. R. McClel-
land.
Salutatory-Frederick Layton.
Music-Orchestra.
Essay-Eva Lutz.
Music-"Fly, Singing Bird, Fly
Glee Club.
Essay-Catherine Wynia.
Valedictory-Jennie S. Bowen.
Music-a. Maybells. b. Row Us
Swiftly-Glee Club.
Address-Rev. C. NJ. Johnston.
Observation-Disclosures.
Presentation of Glass.
Presentation of Diplomas-Dr. H.
L. Harley, member Board of Educa-
ton.
Music-"Fantasie, II Trovatore"-
Verdi-Orchestra.
The Glass of 1917 consists of 2
young men and 5 young ladies. They
are
Eva Lutz, Jennie Bowen, Gladys
Stebbins, Catherine Wynia, Margaret
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