The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-10
40 STUDENTS TO
GRADUATE FROM
HIGH SCHOOL

tory; Dorothy Quinn, class knocks;
Stanley Saracinsky, knocks for the
knocker; Mildred Lee, Isabel HON.
MEL Helen Willis and Dorothy
Haines, gypsy dance; Dorothy
Haines, Isabel Hommel, presenta-
tons; Ruth Lawrence, solo; George
Westcott, mantle grafton; Leila
Hilliard, class will; Jack Bradley,
! prophecy.
The grammar school commence
ment exercises will be held We'd
nesday night in the high school
building with Rev. Daniel G. Mac
Kinnon, rector of st. Marks
Episcopal church, as the principal
speaker.
Lists of the High school and
grammar school graduates follow:
High School
Mabel C. Adams, general course;
i Byron P. Bailey, general course;
Laurence Blood, commercial
course; Calvin Bowen, general
course; John A. Bradley, general
course; Lola Beatrice Cannon,
classical course; Anna Charlotte
Chew, commercial course; Julian
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A. Conover, commercial course;
Eleanore Kathryn Crowder, gen
eral course.
Robert F. Crowder, general
course; Barbara E. Dilks, CONNER
cial course; Edna Mae Dougherty,
commercial course; Edith English,
general course; Earl Russell Field,
general course; John H. Fox, .Jr.,
general course; Arthur Gillingham,
general course; William Alfred
Green, general course; Dorothy B.
Haines, commercial course; Ivan
P. Hamilton, classical course; Leila
Mary Hilliard, classical course.
Isabel Hommel, commercial
course; Christina M. Howe, com
mercial course; Ethel Florence,
Joslin, general course; Nellie
Gladys Larned, classical course;
Ruth Lawrence, commercial
course; Mildred Jeanette Lee,
commercial course; Clarence
Leeds, general course; Edward
John Morris, Jr,, commercial
course; June Ruby Myers, CONNER
ciaI course; Dorothy Learye Par
! ker, general course.
| Dorothy Matilda Quinn, CONNER
cial course; Florence NJ. Slye, gen
eral course; Stanley Saracinsky,
general course; Stanley c. Sven
sen, commercial course; Paul Sup
plee Terry, commercial course;
Corniela A. Vanderwiele, classical
course; Cora L. Walker, classical
course; George E. Westcott, gen.
eral course; Helen Cordnelia Will
lis, commercial course.
School No. I, Graduates
Harold Adams, Mary Adams,
Gladys Adams, Charles Auge,
Ernest Austin, Howard Barrett,
Wilmer Bergey, Alonzo Boggs, Cole
man Bostick, Yewdall Conover,
Genevieve Carr, Stella Cesario,
Teresa Cesario, Jack Dilks,
Florence Doherty, Marie Duering,
Matthew Ellick, William Elsasser,
Horace English,
Dorothy Frech, Doris Fritz, Ruth
Gaskill, Richard Dillingham;, Robert
Ginder Clyde Green, Caroline
Hanson, Thelma Hanson, Charles
Hartley, Mabel Hartman, William
Hosbach, Stanley Howard. Margaret
Isles, Dorothy Kruger, Frances
Larcombe. Samuel Leeds, William
Levin, Edward Lochel,
Mervine Martin, Marion Mercer,
Gladys Miller. Vernon Miller,
Dorothy Miller, Florence Murphy
Mary Murray, Fred Murtagh, Ray
mond Nelson, Herbert North,
Josephine Notaro, Frieda OFT,
/ Morris Ottenheimer, Richard
Sander, Henry Seals, William
Scott,
Lewis Schmoll. Edward Smith
Frank Souder, Jerry String, Matilda
Stewart. Ethelyn Swain. Ralph
Thompson. Nesta Tresidder, Frank
lin Trumbore, Hazel Trumbauer,
Harold Unsworth, Alfred Vessel,
Ruth Wetzstein, Dorothy Willets
Albert. Young, Owen Williams.
Graduates from School No. 2 are;
Thelma E. Erickson, J. Burton
Bradley, Catharine M. Fish, Martha
J. Fleming, Anna E. McArdle. Mil
ton S. Collins, Florence Vivien
Hamilton, Francis McArdle, Mil
bred Stroup, Lillian Hollings, Eliz-
abeth G. Meyer, Alice M. Quein,
Laura NJ. Evans, M. Eugene
Booker, T. Akron Mack, Laura E.