Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-01-30
SCHOOL PRIZES
ARE AWARDED
At GRADUATION
Names of Many Winners Are
Announced at Grammar
School Exercises
PROGRAM IS PRESENTED
Children Take Part in Most
Interesting Event-DipIo-
mas Are Awarded

The mid-year graduation exercises
of the grammar school were held
yesterday afternoon at the high
school auditorium with. a pleasing
program, featured by playlet.
"Eaglesfeather."
During the entertainment the
awarding of the various prizes took
place, which included three prizes
foc highest general scholarship.
Prizes were also given for the three
highest averages in arithmetic. the
best penman in the graduating class
and members of the safety patrol.
Anton Yuschilk won the first prize
for highest general scholarship; Lii
lian Plane. second prize, and Edwin
| Lawton, third priza. Those who re-
ceived honorab BILE mention are, Ches-
ter Ullman. Lottie Scibienski, Jack
Connor. Lena Cohen and Virginia
Thompson.
The arithmetic prize, given by the
Perth Amboy Trust Company, was
awarded to Edward WisniewslSi,
while honorable mention was given
to Lillian Plane, Caroline Allgaier
and Gerhard Ramberg.
The prize for the best attendance
was awarded to Chester Ullman, who
was absent from school for half
day in the sixth, seventh and eighth
grades, while the award for the best
penman in the graduation class,
given by Drake Business College, was
won by Dorothy Wetz. Virginia
Thompson and Marie Aaroe received
honorable mention in penmanship.
Prizes were also awarded yester-
day to many of the members of the
safety patrol. First prize was won
by Chester Ullman, chief of the
patrol, while the second prize, which
was given by Jacobsen and Goldfarb
for the boy doing the most con-
spicuous service, went to Lockwood
MacWilliam.
The first lieutenant emblems were
given to the. following patrol mem
bers: Steve Bartus, Charles Glu-
chowski, Sidney Cohen, Joseph Ha-
lasz, William Seekers. George Lucas,
Sam Lupo, William White. Frank
Sinatra, Philip Fildman, Wesley Nc
Cracken, Stanley McCracken, How
ard Toft. Edward Grembowicz, Joe
Moritko, Helen Budnicki. Florence
Johnson, Ada Bradley, Helen White
book, Tessie Brudowski, Edna Han
kos, Mary Mcleod and Madeline
Miller.
Ten members of the patrol were
given diplomas. They are: Chester
Ullman, Samuel Lupo. Philip Field
man., Edward Grembowicz, Florence
Johnson. Ada Bradley. Madeline Mil
Ter, Mary Mcleod, Jack Henry and
Alvin Wolcott. The program of en-
tertainment presented yesterday is as
follows:
Invocation.
Gathering Peascods-Folk Dance,
Girls of Room "a.
Daily Dozen-DrilI, Boys of Room 2.
Sailors Hornpipe-Folk Dance,
Girls of Room "a.
Indian Dance-Boys of Room 23 and
Room 25.
Play-Second Act, Boys of Room 25
Flag Drill-Girls of Room %.
Song-"Winter," Graduating Class.
Address to graduates-A. c. Clark.
Presentation of diplomas--Paul
Steel, principal of the Grammar
school.
Awarding of prizes.
The following are the list of char
eoters in the playlet "Eaglesfeather't
George Washington, Richard Had
don. major. and afterwards colonel
of the Virginia troops.)
Christopher Gist,. Anton Macy. "a
Virginian woodman.)
Major Pratt, Jack Connor. Can
English officer.)
Johnson, Emanuel Rasmussen.
(An English soldier.)
Sambo, Vincent Bielecki (Wash-
ington's devoted slave.)
French Officers:
. Captain Guerin, Thomas Christie
pher.
Major Debean. Andes Jensen.
Lieutenant DuPre, Walter Safran.
French Soldiers:'
Francois, George Hansen.
Piedde. Billie Papp.
Jean. Sam Lupo.
Paul, Angelo. Lopresto.
Albert Thompson, John Szabo,
Gerhard Ramberg, Liebert Frank
and Leo Kaplowitz. (Other French
soldiers.)
EagIesfeather, Teddy Sciebienski
Thundercloud ...... Harold Larson
(Indian scouts In league with the
French)
Stage Manager Philip Feldman
Announcer ... George Krame etz
The following is the list OF grad
tcontipQed on page 2.