Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-27
GRADUATES At
ISLAND SCHOOLS
Diplomas are Given at Exer-
ciSeS Being Held This
Week at Schools

TOTTENVILLE, June 81. With
the closing of the schools throughout
the five boroughs of the greater city
of New York this week for the sum-
mer. graduating exercises are being
held in the various schools on this
end of the island. There are four
grammar schools here that are mold
ing commencement exercises and
presenting diplomas to graduates for
the term.
Public school No. 3 Pleasant
Plains is the first to hold exercises
avthe school yesterday afternoon.
An elaborate program of vocal and
instrumental music, recitations, read
ings and a drill by the boys was
.ESyen before a good sized audience.
esDks Eloise Kline, principal was in
~QArge of the program and present
ed the diplomas to the twelve girls
and eight boy graduates composed of
the entire class that passed for the
June term.
The graduates given diplomas fol-
low: Royal Craig, Donald Felter,
Clifford Fergerson, Ohm Laughton,
Emet O'Kelly, Michael Saftner, En-
met Furman, John Tormey, Arnold
Brougham, Anna Browne. Virginia
Crossen, Catherine Decker, Julia
dig, Mary dig, Marion Mackey,
Cornelia Merchant. Alice Midget,
Margaret Skinner, Dorcas Won Loon,
Hazel White, Emma Woltman, Ade-
laSae Micha, Rose Stern Lillian
Sief1m, Ruth Sheppard, Allie Porn,
Rose Shulman and Hazel Austin.
Public school No. 4 Kreischerville
of which Henry F. Albro is the prin-
cipa1 held its exercises this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Six pupils were given
diplomas. One was of the February
class and five of the June class. They
are Margaret Roberts for February
and Elizabeth Preuss, Bernice Jahns,
Charles 10th, Howard Bell, and
Michael Miksic for June. The class
motto was Education is ALL" and
the class colors were silver and
pink.
The program as presented was as
follows: Professional, 1.-THE Heavens
Proclaim" Graduation Time"
Rose Einhorn; when I am a Lady"
Ruth Clark; Hamlets Instruction to
the Players; song by the school, solo
part, Charles 10th; who Makes the
: pise," Charles Koshen; song, "See
Nv" B grade; Growing" Frieda
Solomon; vacation drill, second year
class; song by school, Loves Old
Sweet Song; violin solo, Howard
Bell; health rhymes, third year class;
THE Patriot, Jascha Ushalski; girls
chorus, seventh and eighth grades;
Jennys secret, Ernestine Gierke;
song by school, "Roses of Picardy;"
Brother Watkins" Howard Bell;
"A Love of a Bonnet" SB girls; pre-
sentation of diplomas: THE Flag"
Elsie W~olfgang and Ralph Nelson;
song by school; Good Night" Will
Jahns and Star Spangled Ban
Public School No. 6. Rossville, OF
which Benjamin B. Chappell is the
principal will have it's exercises to-
morrow afternoon at the school with
an appropriate program. There are
fifteen graduates as follows to re-
ceive diplomas: Robert w. Thomp-
son, president of the class; Marion
l.. Hudson, secretary; Benjamin S.
Hannah, treasurer; Charles E. Bar
bour; Louis F. Schroeder, Harold L.
Moody, Helen v. Schmardel, Grace
A. Lorenz, Charles J. Koeth, Mathis
F. j.. Salamon, Thomas Burgess, Jr.,
Florence Eastman, Frances NJ. Schl-
meyer, Anna A. Chelestina and Grace
NJ. Pryor. The class motto is AL
ways Faithful, class colors, blue and
gold and the class flower, red rose.
The graduating exercises for pub
lie school Nc. 1 T%ottenville, will be
held at the school tomorrow night,
commencing at 8 o'clock. A class
of twenty-five, composed of eleven
boys and eleven girls will be given
diplomas.
Those of the class are Ernest, Will
liam Bishman, Frank Vincent Del
Crosse, Joseph Leonard Herman,
Robert Miles Lang, Donald William
Morris, Harold Frederick Niederhau-
ser, Robert Renfrew Paugh, Ray
mond Augustus Peterson, Albert
James Riley, Eric Arthur Roberts.
George Henry Van Wagner, Eleanor
Margaret Christofferson, Christine
Frances Decker, Airline Maude Ed
gerly, Henrietta Augusta Holman
Catherine Marie Larsen, Florence
Evelyn Linquist, Elsie Evelyn Mel
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