Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-23
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Grammar School Exercises
Featured by 0peretta at
the Majestic

Before an audience that filed
every seat in Majestic Theatre yes
terday afternoon 221 grammar
school children, including 116 boys
and los girls, received their diplo-
mas, thus ending their careers in
the grades and making them eligible
for a high school education. The
class, although a little smaller than
last years made a particularly good
howing, especial in the elaborate
program which they staged.
Perhaps yesterdays biggest feature
was the presentation of The Prin-
cess of Poppyland," an operetta,
given by the girls of rooms 301, 800
and 1903. In three scenes. the girls
appeared as brightly colored flowers
of varied kinds, a hero. heroine. the
william and all other characters which
go to make up an interesting plot.
The dancing and singing were par
ticularly fine and the general rendi-
ton of the play was very l~audable.
Many solos, sung by the leading
characters, were well received and
included those by Margaret Count
han as King of Poppyland, Ruth
Clevenger as Fizzletop, the court
chamberlain; Florence Bulletin, as
the Honorable DOGGY: Rebecca Adel-
man, as the Prince Wideawake;
Vivian Bedford as the Baron Insom-
mia; Helen Ward, as the P%rincess;
Margaret Rossi, as Columbia; Doro-
thea Weith and Bertha Levine, as
Moon aDisy and Cornflower and
Irene Zyka and Emma Seaman as
Pip-Pip, and Honk-Honk.
The operatta was directed by Miss
Re9trlca ChlGlOmn. SlnprNlSOr of
music, to whom goes much of the
credit for the decided success.
All of the graduates, divided into
their respective rooms took part in
the program which included musical
selections, quartets and choruses,
wan drill and a sketch, The New
Teacher" written and acted by the
girls of Room %.
Henry Hulse, Jr., principal of the
grammar school, made a few short
remarks. welcoming the parents and
friends of the graduates, and assur-
ing them that the school is or
oughly proud of the 221 boys nd
girls which it sends forth into the
world of business and for a higher
education.
Those who received their diplomas
were:
Vivian Bedford, Mary Bisaha,
Loretta Buchanan, Marie Bulwin-
kle, Mary fisherman, Anna franz
blau, Blanche Jorgenson, Regina
Levine, Margaret Lund, Carrie Mag
nusen, Eleanor M|athiasen, Alice Nc
Chung, Frances Obertz, Tessie Iuin-
t%iliani, Anabel Seeman, Sadie
Schenkman, Bella ~Shangold, Ruth
Shoe, Wilhemina Smith, Elizabeth
Solt, Rose Splitter. Ida Stotlz. Rose
Thomas, Viola Wild, Mamie White,
Helen Wolfe, Isabella Wood, Eliza
beth ZaZnat, Irene Zylka, Elna Nell
son, Else Anderson, Edna Baker,
Catherine Christensen. Ruth Clev-
enger, Margaret Counihan. Elsie
Crowell, Rose Dekoff, Margaret Fra
ser, Augusta Harris, Doris He'd
worth, Carolyn Hunt. Emma John
son, Kathryn Lake, Katherine Le-
one, Catherine Mcleod, Irene Nc
Nulty, Dorothy Nelson, May Paw
lovsky Ruth Perchard, Freeda Pc
%terson, Margaret Itossi, Anna Shep-
pard Edna Smith, Eleanor Spawn,
Grace Strive, Martht Stevenson,
Ellen Thompson, Helen Ward, Ed
ma Widerstrom, Ethel Wilson. Mil
bred Wurtzel, Gladys Franklin,
JedilSltt ollilllltH, IldZsl IIllillty,
Rebecca Alderman, Stella Altman.
Florence Berflein, Gladys Blum,
Mabel Czrter, Anna Chanda, Mary
Check, Cecil Chmelnik, Rose Coyle.
Ruth Encherman, Edna Falken-
strom Ida Feldman, Rose Golosoff,
Martha Guthoff. Mary Polo. Clara
Peterson, Gertrude Richter, Leda
Rifenburg, Mary Roman, Lillian
Sanford, Bella Schuloff. Emma See
man, Mary Siegal.
Anna Sklsky, Katherine Smith,
Dorothy Stahl, Alice Sweeney, Mar
garet Wargo, Dorothea Weith, Anna
Alling, Priscilla Christensen, Helen
Gadek, Elizabeth Gresh, Helen Hog
va, Marie Madsen. Erna Nicholson,
Elsie Samsoe, Gerda Sorensen
Mamie Zboyan.
Samuel D'Angelo, Frank Baker,
Theodore Bitter, Isadore Breslow,
William B~randwein. Jacob Bender,
John Benko, Joseph Buirscko, Will
Thomas Clark, Morris Cohen, Dan
Doneson, Edward Duschock, Frank
Dorsey. Thomas Dover, Ladislaus
Duda, John Dahill, Henry Dilstal,
Gazy Dudash, Samuel Engelson,
Edward Ellis, John Fales, Russell
Federson, Jens Gregerson, Stephen
Glaies, Harry Goldberg. Able Goron,
David Grant, Joseph Gaspar, An
drew Grygo. Walter Hance, William
Haas, Joseph Hnath. Harry Harris,
Maxwell Henry, Joseph Hoffman.
Teddy Hurbec, Albert Joshan, Will
liam Johnson, Clifford Johnson,