Evening journal., 1921-06-23
CLASS OF '22
in WORLD WORK
Diplomas Are Presented to
k121 w. H. S. Graduates
at Happy Exercises
PROF. BARKLEY
is APPREClATIVE

tumplcleu lnclT tourocS al ti' W
1nington High School received di-
1homas last evening The class was
one OF the largest ever graduated
from the institution.
Contrary to usual custom, there
was no formal speaker this year. II
had been planned to have spec
ial address but at a late date the
sneaker was forced to cancel his
engagement.
Diplomas were presented by
George Rommel. president OF the
Board of Education Prof James
A. Barkley. principal Of the school.
read the names of the graduates.
President Rommel made fitting re-
marks upon each presentation. As
the name of each graduate was call
cd the student arose and stood until
al members Of the class had been
called.
The exercises opened at sac
o'clock. The graduates dressed in
cnp and gowns marched to the plat
form while the school orchestra
played a pleasing march The class
OF 121 was preceded in the march
by ushers Two large American
flags waved over the heads Of the
class.
The invocation was made by the
Rev George w. Bounds pastor OF
Kingswood NJ +. Church and the
benediction pronounced by the Rev
George w. Dawson. pastor OF Asbury
NJ f. Church.
Two orations were given. The
Business of Being Cheerful" was
presented by William Albert Had
dock The Grafton THE Protection
Of American Dyes" written by Paul
Rinard was read by Albert Gerson
Gluckman. Mr.. Rinard being ia.
''The Modern Stage" by Kathleen
Anderson and THE Present Outlook
on Child Welfare" by Kathryn
Bounds were well received Inter
spersing the program were delight
ful numbers by the class under the
direction Of Miss Ruth f. Storms,
musical supervisor.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
First honor prize given by the Board
Of Education. Sarah Maud Webster,
June section; second honor prize,
awarded by the Board OF Education.
Meyer Eugene Borish- February sec
ton These prizes were for the high
est general average
The Morning News first prize was
won by Kathleen Anderson. Febru-
airy section The Morning News
second prize was won by Sidney Stat
nekoo. June section These prizes
were for the second highest general
average. william Albert Haddock.
June section. received the prize for
English given by the W. II. s Alum
ni Association
William Harrison Morford. of the
February section. and Peter Ayars,
OF the June section. both received
prizes for excellence in manual train
ing.
The Jacob Ferdinand speer Me-
mortal Mathematics prizes" were
awarded 10 Sarah Maud Webster and
Sidney statnekoo.
The first prize. commercial, was
awarded to Anna z. White sara
Florence Iamden received the alum
nae scholarship for the competitive
examination-
At the close OF the program. Prof.
Barkley paid a fitting tribute TO his
predecessor. Prof A. II. Berlin and
T. the loyal support extended him by
the members OF the faculty and stu
dents al the time he took up the un-
Finished work 1t was during the
early part OF this year that Prof
Rarkley was appointed acting super.
intendent OF the school which posi-.
ton he filed after the death OF Prof
Berlin until this month when he wal
appointed principal At the close o
Prof. Barkley's address the usher
carrying dozens OF basket and bou
quets marched TO the platform an,
distributed the gifts among the grad
uates-
At the close OF the program stu
dents. parents and friends met in IN
corridors and class rooms OF tn
school and held an informal recep
ton.
The list OF graduate. is as fol
lows:
cLAssIcAI,-Meyer Eugene Borish
Samuel Freedman. Herman Reitzes
John Sbritsigy, Paul Albert Shaw. Mol
lle Cohen. May Moren Conner, France
Naomi Dawson. Marie Elizabeth Evans
Mary Elizabeth Heindle. Rebekah Hirsh
out Sara Florence Lamden. Hannal
lclchter May Wilhelmna McGordy
hssle Nay Money Mar,garet Moore
i.uih StenRlc. Isabelle Tammany. Louis
Mildred Wallace Stella Weinberger
Helen Elizabeth Woodward
LATIN S G. I r r I C-Benj jamii
Prank. Charles Whitney Gibson. Aiber
Eerson Gluckman. Charles Earl Green
Peter Ayars Green. William Albert Had
dock; James Henry Hayes. Joseph Spen
lam Jeheris Lank. William Harrison
Aorford Willard Leroy Morgan, Ken
4ctn Stewart Mowlds, John Rober
NosRow. Edxsrd sin ''islTSHA paws wiiinT '1inl
henry Frank Plerson, Paul Robert Rim
ard. Frank Russo. Jordan Louis Simon
Nltrke Johnson Springer, Sidney Stat
neAoo.. Alfred Hayes Turner. ThOma
Russell Turner. John Winston Walker
Robert 1carsley. Kathleen Andersen
Sara Katharine Bounds. Catherine Caha
Ninhred Chapman Winslow Ciari
Bcssye Goodman. Zillah Marion Hahr
Emma May Huey Anna Esteua Kit
Julia Kelly. Violet Wilson LINDSAY
Martha Porter Lloyd. MARY simmer
WcCioslty. Helen Hance pritchar,
kafnryn Robertson. Eleanor Ieonai
Harlan Steele, Florence Maybcile sti,
ham, Margaret Agnes Sullivan. Sara
Maud webster Madalin Wintrup. Ma
tina Matilda Bowe.
GENERAI.-C. Melville ID. Anderso
frank Leslie Bradheld. Raiph ~
France. Harry Reece Harting Edf
Wiley Johnson. Alice McLaughlin. Ma
ion Mitchell Helen Seward. Zippors
freda Topkis. Dorothy Mercer. Verno
Florence Aida Wallick. Jeanette Eie
nor ZukoWsky
COMMERCIAL II Isadore Bleiber
Joseph Robert Grier. Roland Woo
NcNey. Frank Herbert Nickel. Elwos
Smith Salter. Gavin Watson Thomso
Robert Wood Rose Grace Bernard
Dorothy Frances Boyer. Helen Fran
clanen. Jessie Regina Collision. Ma
Rose De Luca. Beatrice Elizabeth r,