Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
NEWPORT SCHOOL
HAS Commencement
Pleasing Graduation Exercises
Hold Last Night, With Many
in Attendance.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newport, June IL.
Graduation exercises of the eighth
grade Of the Newport public school were
held last evening, IN the Masonic
Temple, here. There we're thirteen
graduates in the class, rs follows:
President, George Frederick Thomp-
son, Jr.: vice-pre>idcn,, Albert Lowry
Jeflcris; secretary, Alice May Mitchell,
treasurer, Margaret Emelia Lyman,
Helen Marjorie Blanslield, Sarah Rehec-
ca Savers, Esther May Hargan, Alice
Marisn Spence, Jeanette Agnes Dough-
erty. William Henry Chambers, Jr.,
William Raymond Boys, Powell Waller
Murphy. Henry z. Parisn wskl.
Seated on the stage with the graduates
were members Of the local Board Of
Education, William \. Dannenhaucr,
Hyland b Lyman and Miss Nora Stuart
Rev. w. Vaughn Moore, pastor of the
Newport NJ F.. Church and Rev. Ivan
hoe Willis, W. II. Jump, state superln-
tendcnt Of elementary schools; II. +.
Stahl. state s,atlstic,an; Mrs. Mouslcy,
Visiting teacher for New Castle county,
and Miss Ina Barnes, state supervisor.
The following program was rendered:
Invocation Rev. w. Vaughn Moore
Class Greetings-Henry Paruszcwski.
T.ssav--"C Community Work" Esther
Hargan.
Reading Rachael Sherwood.
Solo-'One Fleeting Hour, Mabel
Geson.
LISA, History Of Delaware" read
Nv Alice Mitchell. Written by Fred
Thompson.
Chorus That Wonderful Mother of
Mine
Reading Jeanette Doughertv.
Solo-"lou just You Jessie Town
send
Address 20 Graduates II. T.. Stshl,
state Statlstlcian
Reading Margaret Lyman.
Chorus Sunset peace.
The Futup,--Trllug Fortunes of
Cm-g Members, Margaret Lyman.
Presentation of Diplomas, W. II.
Jump. state Superintendent ct tle-
mrn,ary Schools
Christmas in June" Santa Claus, Jr.,
Albert l.. Jeneris.
Announcements Awarding OF prizes,
Miss Nora Stuart.
Farewell-Fred Thompson.
Benediction-Rev. lvanhoe Willis.
The auditorium WAS beautifully dec
Grated with purple and white, the school
colors Newport school pennants, and a
large pennant IN purple and white, with
1922, hung from the center
of the stage. The stage was also heauil-
fully decorated with sprays of red
rambler roses The class flower was the
red rose and red roses were worn by all
the graduates.
In the address 70 the graduates Prof.
H. l.. Stahl told the graduates there was
no room anywhere for idlers, and urged
the boys and girls 10 be alert and grasp
their opportunities in life, for after all
the opportunities arc up 10 them. and
when they have developed power for
greater responsibility, that response
billy Will be placed upon them. He also
told them that when they got bigger
that the job they were then doing, Jobs
big enough for them would be offered
and that the fundamental principle OF
success will ever be the application of
the Job AZ hand Mr. Stahl also pointed
on, 10 the graduates that the failures Of
the dsv do all the talking" In Other
words, he warned them not to speak too
frequently of their accomplishments
but demonstrate them. as seeing is be
l~ving. lie also quoted remark. made
IN an address by Schwsb, the steel king
a. follows:
Tho successful man makes hav while