Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

AT SOUTH ANBOY
Events That Will Mark Clos
ing Duties of 1923 Class
at the High School

SOUTH AMBOY. June 15-Com-
mencement activities in the South
Amboy High School will begin Sun
day night with a sermon to the
graduating class by Rev. G. w. Nc
Combe. The service will be held in
the local Baptist church beginning
at 1890.
On Monday evening at 8 o'clock
the Athletic Association will enter
tain the pupils of the school. Dur
ing the course of the evening, let
tiers or insignia will be awarded 20
the members of the football, bas-
ketball. and baseball teams. The
right or privilege to wear the insig-
MIA is granted only TO those pupils
who have earned it. Mr.. F. P. CCan,
president OF the Board of Education.
the association.
Pupils entitled to the awards are
as follows:
Football - Philip Kurtz. Burke
Lambertson, J.. Morrill, Blum, Harry
Romeo, Charles Dieker, Herman
Hochheiser, Grandon Petty, Leon
Geant, (captain), Merrill Sheppard,
Fred Mundy. Wilbur Oliver. Russell
Henry, Arthur James. Fred Hol-
man, Donald Reed, (manager), and
Harold Dill.
Boys Basketball - Burke Lam
bertson Philip Kurtz, (captain),
RAYMOND Grace, Wilbur Oliver,
Leon Geant. Arthur James, Fred
Mundy. Merrill Sheppard, Harold
Dill, Howard Lambertson and MGR
ris Schevlowitz. (manager).
Baseball Philip kurtz, (mana-
ger) Milton Clayton, Burke Lam
bertson, Harry Romeo. Charles Die
ker. Herman Hochheiser, Samuel
Forgotson. Wilbur Oliver. Arthur
James, and Merrill Sheppard.
Girls Observation-Disclosures Berrien,
Florence Forgotson. Lillian Jensen,
(manager). Margaret Campbell.
Evelyn Williams, Ethel Bescher,
Catherine Ward. Mildred Parisen,
(captain) and Wilhelmina Moss.
Tuesday evening in the High
School auditorium, the graduating
class will have its evening of frolic
and fun. Roll call, the presentation
OF mementoes, the reading of the
prophecy. the history and the will,
the address to the undergraduates,
the advice to the faculty, the school
paper and farewell address are some
OF the special features for the even
ing.
The annual reunion and banquet
of the Alumni Association will be
held Wednesday evening, 1880 ct the
Packer House. The committee in
charge has prepared an excellent
program. The class of 1928 will be
the guests of honor.
Graduating exercises will be held
in the Auditorium of the school on
Thursday night. A school chorus of
sixty voices under the direction of
Miss Tinkham will furnish the mu-
sic. Miss Grace Dieker and Miss
Norma Cassidy, the honor pupils Of
the class will each read an essay on
some problems on current interest.
The Saffran prize in English will be
presented to that pupil of the grad
uating class who has attained the
highest grade in English during FOUR
years of work In the school. Z. ?.
Coan. president of the Board OF
Education will present the diplo-
mas.
Hon. NJ. G. Brumbaugh, ex-Gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania has been Sc
cured as the speaker for the occa-
sion.
The graduating class Is the largest
in the history of the school. For
the first time in several years there
are more boys than girls in the class.
Those to whom diplomas will be
awarded are: Edward Agan, Ethel
Alpine, J. Morrill, Blum, Evelyn
Margaret Brown, Norma Cassidy
Milton Elias Clayton. Martha Grace
Dieker, Raymond D. Grace, Philip
H. Kurtz, Burk Lambertson, Ruth
Gertrude Mortenson, George c. ]
Nelius, Juliana Parunak, Eleanor
Rosenfeld. Elizabeth Rosenthal, Ma
than A. Schevelowitz, John Nichols
Senker and William Sprague.