The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1925-06-04

COMMENCEMENT

With commencement in the Lam
schools but a fortnight
way, interest in the affair is be-
oming stronger each day, and the
lumber of graduates promises to
lake it an event of more than usual
The six honor students
re Howard X. Sinclair, Carolyn An
erson Lee, Portia Lucille Davy,
BORA A. Dudbridge, Fred Hart Ryan,
Iharles Zavikovsky.
The complete list of graduates and
heir course, include:
Hazel Louise Adams, Normal.
Wilbur Agnew, college preparatory
Harold William Alpaugh, commit.
Edward William Amerman, generl
Mary Louise Bidewell, commercial
Russell Harry Bowe, general
Joseph Murphy Bright, comment.
Harry Joseph Callan, general
Edith Lee Case, general
Wesley Bird Case, college prep'y
Warren Datis Cummings, col. prep
Portia Lucille Davy, college prep'y
Alvan Edgar Drayton, coll. prep'y
Dora A. Dudbridge, commercial
Orville II. Emmons, coll. prep'y
Lewis Finkle, commercial
Harry Suydam Green, general
Thelma Violet Hicks, commercial
Mildred Crammer Jones, comment
Verna Mae Kitchen, commercial
Dorothy Elizabeth Ledger, Normal
Carolyn Anderson Lee, comment
DeEtte Catherine Lines, Normal
Dorothy Elizabeth Morgan, coml
Elton Stockton Naylor. general
Mary Elma Parent, commercial
Mary Elizabeth Pedrick, commit
Edna Letitia Pheasey, commercial
Anna Elizabeth Marie Reilly, com.
Francis A. Riordan, general
Walter Pursell Risley, commercial
Dorothy Davis Roberts, Normal
Helen E. Rocks, general
Dusolena Elizabeth Russo, Normal
Fred Hart Ryan, general
Catharine Gladys Sewers, commit
Charles A. Sharpe, commercial
Mary Emma Shepherd, commerl
Howard X. Sinclair, college prep'y
Edgar Mickey Smith, college prep
Ada l.. Shoham, general
Daisy Suydam Stevenson, Normal
Marjorie Elizabeth Van Horn, geu
Lester Vansyckle, college p,ep'y
Beatrice Mae Wetherill, comment
Margaret Elizabeth Wharton, Nor.
Helen Mar Williamson, coll. prep
Anne p. Woolaver, commercial
Charles Zavitkovsky, college pIer
High school entrance examina-
ions will be held at the Third Ward
chool on June 8, 9 and 10
Every citizen is invited to visit
he schools on June Q, 10, II and IL
o see the work done by the pupils
Turing the year.
Students Control Day
Students Control Day was OBJ.
erved on Wednesday of last week,
nd the following comments were
made by pupils concerning the day,
Pupils responded promptly-Pupils
with pupils in charge
my teacher would appreciate the
rder-Classes well conducted-Pu-
ills were determined to make it a
uccess-A worthwhile experiment
Pupils enjoy this type of response
ility-Pupils deserve commentator
Pupils put on their honor did not
buse it-Visitors enjoyed their visit
Project taken seriously not as a
oke-Pupils had the proper spirit
'roved that pupils can conduct
properly-All pupils as
umed responsibility-Each pupil
cit responsible for his own actions
i day well spent-Pupils knew that
he success of the day depended up
n each individual pupil-Pupils
ealized teachers responsibility.
The pupils in charge of classes
uring the day were; Verna Kitchen,
red Ryan, Joseph Bright, f. John
on, w. Johnson, r. Scheetz, L. Cole,
}. Shook, F. Petrie, K. Freeland,
Elizabeth Seheetz, Margaret Pleas
Y, Berel Simonton, Elizabeth Book,
iargaret Percy, William Scheetz,
1onte Holcombe, Dora Dudbridge,
:. Hoffman, John Banchoff, Louis
Finger, Kathryn Holcombe, Arthur
litchin, Harry Callan, Helen Fox,
William Warner, Daniel Warne,
Saunders, Raymond
harpe, Paul Hartpence, Sadie Fry
ing, Margaret Wharton, M. Van
Torn, Francis Riordan, Hazel Ad-
ms, Dorothy Ledger, Marion EN-
1ons, Thomas Mcnamara, Emma
ihepherd, Carolyn Lee, Anne Wool
yer, L. HOMER, Harry Moore, Law
ence VanHorn, w. Fleming, f.
ruth, Howard Sinclair, Orville En-
mons, Bertha Dudbridge, Walter
,isley, Charles Zavitkovsky, Tony
darro, Howard Celia, Anne Mes
ill, Wesley Case, Frances Freeland
Richard Wharton, Portia Davy, Fan
lie Chantz, Robert Amerman, Dor
thy johnson.
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