Evening journal., 1920-06-10
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
NNEW CASTLE SCHOOL
English Grade Pupils Transferred TO High
SchooI-lNiSS Catherine r. ROthrock Is
FaIedicfordn-Hor Bites Off Boys Ear.
Making Ready For ChiidrenS S Day
peclai 10 The Fvening journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. June f0.-Puplls OF
The eighth grade Of the New Castle
public school were transferred TO
the freshman class In the High
school last night with appropriate
exercises.
The program arranged by Miss Car
rie DoWney was an elaborate one and
WAS admirably carried out, Pref.
n. Il. Snayely addressed the class on
the seven Pillars of Modern Educa-
tion,n eXt0lling the work done 10y the
class during the year Just finished The
work of the pupils at the transfer ex-
ercises showed thorOuglncss and the
effect Of untiring effort on the part
OF the teachers of the grades. H. r..
holiday, president OF the Board OF
Education. presented the class with
certificates OF promotion. The glee
club sang several selections, under
the direction OF George 4. ToDin, jrd.
The pupils transferred were: Misses
Ruth Zimmerman, Mary Sterling,
Fannie Bryson, Sadie Burris, Naomi
Colt Serina Green. Leah Glandon.
Elsie Walker, Rose Cooper Pauline
Willis. Anna Truitt Elizabeth Can
min, Beaerice Jones and Mary Powell
Messrs. James Wilson. Richard Watt,
Harry Wallace, Harry Ahern, }. John
Berry. John Cannon. Oakley EskrioEe,
Iohn Fahey. Francis Senman, FRANK
Bacon, Alfred walker, Herbert hint
THE senior GLASS win holl class
might exercises in the parish mouse
this evening when the following pro-
gram will be given: ,..,
Glass roll call. by Miss Mary j. Glvl-
son. class president; class lamenta-
tions. by Miss Helen DAVIDSON CLASS
will. by Miss Regina hoihrocki cies,
flowers and colors, by huipih hose
class fantasy, by Miss ldna Trans
ION. class obituary. by Miss Martha
Rryson: class voyage. by Miss Mary
Z. Giyison: class scrap bag, by MISS
Ethel 0uigley. -,,,. ,,.,..
secured nr. r.. w. Cooper, educatlohal
director Of the Service Citizens oi
nelaWare 10 deliver The commence.
ment address on Friday. HIS suDlcc'
has not been announced.
Only two OF the members-ol ene
senior class viii read the essay :
whose preparation ls one OF VIC ~. ~
iocal hich school. The two members
N the class whose average grades
have been highest througho ine toui
wears Of the course VIII read thelr
essavs- Highest honors 80 20 kath-
crime Regina Rothrock. VINO VII De
raledictorian. and who will read an
essav entitled "An Old New Castle
nhurch Second honors so 70 Mary
1ackson Givison. who viii be salu-
fatorian and who will read an essay
entitled ssThe Atheniaan Ideal In Mod,
crn Life" Several other members ol
the class haze written interesting ana
crediiahle essays. .,..t,,
THE dupont Company IS placlne
new railway tracks at the pigeon
Members OF the Rose Hin Home ani
School Association gave Miss Mar
enret Wall a surprize shower las
evening at the home OF her parents
on Third stree She is ~ be mar
ried on June AZ. Those present were
Ar. and Mrs Henry Dobson. Hcnf
nobson. Jr.. Elsie DObson, Mrs. Louis
sutton and daughter. Miss Emnl
Zulke. Mrs. Frederick J. Hall Mis-
Irene Hal. Mrs. Frank swanson, MIS-
Ethel swanson. Miss Loitie Hall
Miss Sarah Han. Mrs. John Wood
Mrs. Frederick Johnson Mr.. AM
Mrs. Matthew Walz. Mrs. Claronc
Williams, Miss Marion Williams
Miss Pamela Thompson. Miss Marie
THOMPSON. Miss Pauline Thompson
Frederick Morris, MORTAL Thornton
Miss Elizabeth Roberts.