Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
GRADUATES To
GET DIPLOMAS
Exercises to be Held Next
Week at Schools on the
Island

by Evening News staff Correspondence
TOTTENVILLE, June 24-With
the closing of the schools of the
city of New York for the coming
week. preparations are being mad
for the commencement exercises by
the various schools of this end of
the island during the early part of
the week. Diplomas will be pre-
scented at this time. some at the
regular school hour while others
will have their exercises at night.
Az the T~ottenville school there are
twenty-eight S-b graduates to re-
ceive their diplomas in the June
term to enter first year high school.
There are also a number of promo
lions from the lob grade to the
ga high school. This means that
a number will enter Curtis high
school at New Brighton for the next
term. The exercises will be held
next Wednesday afternoon at the
school.
There are nineteen graduates AT
the Pleasant Plains school to be
given diplomas at the exercises to
be held at the school mex Wednes-
day morning. The Kreischerville
school will have six graduates in the
June class for the exercises to be
held Tuesday at the school. At the
Rossville school there are eight
graduates that will receive their di-
plomas at the exercises to be held
this afternoon. Miss Laura B.. Yet
man of T~ottenville. a member of the
local school, board, will present the
diplomas and make the address to
the graduates. The programs at
each school will include vocal and
instrumental music, Rotations and
thA ropo,1tofin , ~ ItnlntnoC HThnGA
of the Tottenville school to receive
diplomas are Isadore Afternoon,
Grace Beebe, Marvel Black. Amelia
Boguski. Catherine Campbell, The
seus Copeland, Alberta Clark, Ivy
Dabbs. Warren DAILY. John Dieser,
Dorothy Fiddler, Henry Fidler, Clark
son Fisher, Ada Gerow, Marion Ham
llton, Marguerite Haines, Alfred
knowlton, Ruth LaBagh, Grace
Laura, Yetta Lipman, Aaron Mintz,
Hilda Olsen, Kenneth Otterson,
Flora Rudent, John Sparks, Ralph
Temple, Margaret Thompson and
Anna Wilkins.
Pleasant Plains School
Nineteen will be given diplomas
at public school No. 3, Pleasant
Plains, next Wednesday morning.
An excellent program has been pre-
pared under the direction of the
teachers of the school, of which
Miss Eloise Kline is the principal
in charge. The graduates are Fran
ces Engel, Fred West. Elery De-
rew, Andrew Liebe, Christopher
Kahn, Jacob Payerle, Everett Wood,
Bernice Engelbrecht, Isabel Krivig,
Kathlyn Porter, Wilberta Benz,
Flora Doty. Francis Walsh, Lila
Bedell. Evelyn Brougham, Murton
Sullivan. Carlton Leigh, Edward
Harris and Agnes Kretz.
KreischerviiIe School
There are six graduates for the
1une term at public school No. 4,
kreischerville, that will receive di-
plouaas at the exercises to be held
on Tuesday at the school with an
appropriate program. Principal
Henry Albro a announced the
following on the list: Charles Wi
pant, Joseph Interman, Joseph
Christian, Joseph McKlare. julia
Obertz and Gertrude Hyde.
RossvilIe ChOOl
The eight graduates at the Ross
Vile school are Veronica G. Maho-
ney, Caroline Alta Esselo1rn. Mil
dred NJ. Buell., Margretta E. En-
CERT. Charles j. Carroll, Kenneth M
Knesel, Everett r. Hannah and
Charles e. Rosen.