Newark post., 1919-06-18
HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI HOLDS NOT
ABLE REUNION

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ing was spent in dancing to music
furnished by the High School or
chestra.
Alumni representing classes
covering 81 years from 1892 to
1919 were present, including Mrs.
Mary Fader Connor, of Baltimore,
c. R. Osmond, Harrisburg. Pa,
Miss Ada E. Simpson, Baltimore,
Mrs. Alice Stewart Corrie, Will
mington, Mrs. Anna Gregg Wivel,
Yorklyn, Mrs. Laura Fader Scott,
Westminster, Nd, Mrs. Eleanor
Bowen Carswell, Midvale, n. j.,
Mrs. Eleanor Pilling Taylor, Phila-
delphia, Miss Alice B. Moore,
Philadelphia, Miss Hettie P. Slack,
Iron Hill, Nd, Mrs. Clifford Ly
nam, Wilmington, Miss Mae Pier
son, Wilmington, Elmer G. Davis,
Junta, Colo, Misses Brita Bucking-
ham, Helen V. Leak, Olive Heiser,
Dora Law, Bessie Wlhittingham,
Naomi Street, Helen McNeal,
Helen G. Slack, Irma Cornog,
Alice Singles, Gertrude Hill,
Clarice E. Weller, Adelaide E.
Lewis, Margaret Doyle, Emily F.
Scott, Sarah E. Wilson, Florence
A. Walton, Sara E. Wilson, Lydia
r. Fader, Winifred Fader, Sallie
No,-b,,o, El-;o Ur,;o-b+ E1oro,oo
Butler, Alice Kerr, Jennie E.
Smith, Alberta Heiser, Agnes P.
Medill, Katherine B. Hetser, Lora
Little, Violet Fader, Emily A.
Worron, Mildred L. Ferguson,
Eta J. Wilson, Myrtle Steele, NJ.
Edna Chambers, Ellen Grove,
Anna E. Gallaher. Edna S. Chal-
mers, Mrs. Bessie Moore East
burn, Mrs. Lydia Mote Stengles,
Mrs. Thomas c. Young, Mrs. Irene
Street Reed, Mrs. Hattie Steele
johnson, Mrs. Blanche Ferguson
Grant, Mrs. Ethel Ferguson Hill,
Mrs. Edna Griffin Fader, Warren
A. Singles, 1t. D. Raymond Nc
Neal, Lee Lewis, A. F. Fader,
George Medin, Jas. S. Lumb.
Frank NJ. Luton, F. Irving Grove.
John A. Hopkins, Albert S. Wal
ton, F. L. O'Rourke, Dewey E.
Patterson, Edward Van SAINT, |
Ralph Riley, W. Frances Lindell, |
Pierce K. Crompton, Conrad K. D. |
Lewis, Ira K. Steele, Edgar E.
Mackey, Joseph Rhodes, Clarence !
w. Evans.
The following resolution with
respect to admission Of students
other than graduates, was passed:
"RESOLVED, That Article 8 of
the Constitution and Bylaws be
amended, making eligible for
membership all former students
of the Newark High School who
have completed one-half of the
course of study offered at the time
of their enrolment, upon applica-
tion to the secretary of the Asso-
citation subject to acceptance by
two-thirds of the executive board |
of the Association"
The resolution regarding the
School Code is as follows:
WHEREAS, the Newark High |
School Alumni Association is an
organization of 260 memebrs, 70
per cent of whom are residents of
School Districts SO, 80 ,, Al, 4112,
designated in the new code as one
qualified for the privileges of a
special district, subject, however,
to the acceptance of the Code by
the present Board of Education
by July first, and
WHEREAS, the failure of the
local board to accept the provi-
sions of the new code promises
to retard the development of an
efficient system throughout the
State, at time when the made
quacy of the old law has been re-
vealed by reports of the United
States Bureau of Education,
which place Delaware thirty-third
in education, and
WHEREAS, the failure to come
under the State system means for
the Newark schools the loss of i'm
portant high school appropria-
tions, and creates a condition
working an injustice upon all who
teach in the schools, and
WHEREAS, the Newark Board
of Education has ever in the past
been desirous of getting an ex-
preston of opinion relative to the
wishes of the citizens whom they
represent;
THEREFORE, be it resolved,
tba+ tho Nouart uirp S.boo1