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12 THE BROOKLYN STANDARD UNION: TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1924.

Diplomas Awarded at Commencement Exercises of Various Public Schools NEW UTRECHT HIGH SCHOOL

GRADUATES CLASS OF 74 BOYS Highest Honors Are Won by Hyman Zimel, Who Carries Off

Three Medals—Dr. Potter, In Reviewing History of School,

Says Registration for Fall Term Will Reach 2,500—Other

Commencement Exercises.

The commencement exercises of New Utrecht High School were held last night in the auditorium of the Bay Ridge High School, Sixty-seventh street and Fourth avenue, a class of seventy-four boys receiving diplomas.

The outstanding luminary of thee-class was Hyman Zimel, associate editor of "The Comet," the school magazine. He was called to tho platform three times, first to recite his essay on "What Is History," for which he was presented a prize of Sio by Rudolph L. Weissman, of the class of 1917; next to receive the medal for proficiency in French, and finally to receive the N e w York Classical Club medal for highest at­ta inment in the study of the classics.

Prizes also were received by El ­liott J. Sachs, for "school citizen­ship,* and Irving Fuller for the highest marks -in the elective art course.

Dr. Harry A. Potter, principal of N e w Utrecht High, gave a resume of the history of the school.

New Building to House 4,000. "I a m happy to state," he said,

"that this is the last commence­ment New Utrecht will hold in bor­rowed quarters. W e expect our new building to be opened by the

„^JDLd\& of next* October. In 1917 the total number of pupils in New Ut­recht was someth ing like 500 boys. F o r next term I have already re­ceived 653 applications for adims-slon and the minimum number of boys we will have In the school in the fall will be 2,500. When our

lesteln, Joseph Finkelstein, Vincent Fornace, Isaac Goldstein, Samuel Gotthelf, William Oreidinger, Joseph Qreiss, Sidney Heller, Abraham H y -mowitz, Abraham Kaplan, Arthur Klein, Issac Koleman, John Kruchek, Sigmund Kulykosky, Abraham L e m -pert, Julius Llttman, Daniel Mlrin, Samuel Nachbar, Abraham Nalaboff, Solomon Packyck, H y m e n Paikoff, Edward Pulaski, Milton Rogovin, John Ruzieckl Aaron Schwarz, Alex­ander Schnurmacher, Milton Sher­man, Isidore Stern. Max Trugman, Samuel Virtochik, Solomon Wolosky. Harry Albert, Michael Balho, Isidore BHttner, Moses Bombach, Bernard Brill, Lester Cantor, Moses Chernoff, Louis Cohen, James Cutmor s

Frank Fogel, Joseph Gatti, "Wil­l iam Johnson, John Kenny, Irving Klein, Samuel Klein, Samuel Klein, Isidore Lampert, Isaac Levy, Samuel Nedoff, Abraham Mittler, Otto Mir-owitz. Max Posner, Ralph Rakowsky, Jacob Rosenthal, Stanley Ruthowskl , Samuel Samilow, Judah Schneider, Jacob Schulman, Alfred Seigel, Harry Solomon, Frank Spector, Sydney Stein, George Tannenbaum, Aaron Tuchlnsky, Rutherford Waage. Harry Weiss, Aaron Welssberg, Louis Ze-mel. Evelyn Adler, Marlon Bagg, Yetta Bienstock, Lill ian Bi t terman, Frieda Gebiner, Este l le Goldberg, Hi lda Hendel.

Sarah Klein, R u t h Launer, Fannie Lichtenzerg, Ida Mundebaum, Alice

new building opens its doors we will iMazucci. Ida MUsteln. Ida Relff, F a n be able to admit 1,500 girls to the „le Richman, Eleanor Schachner. school making a total registration Mollie Schneider, Paul ine Schuitz. of 4,000 pupils possible.

"Despite our handicaps in the past," he continued, "we have made fine records In both academic and athlet ic ehdeavor. The January re­gents' examinations show that the N e w Utrecht students are a t the top of the list with the Boys' and the

M s * High (schools. Out of 19.0Si who t,ook the regents tests this June I a m glad to be able to announce that fully 93 per cent, passed. I n football, baseball, basketball and on the track, the remarkable records m a d e by the N e w Utrecht boys are still being talked about." -

Dr. Edward C. Zabriske, princi­pal of Washington Irving High School Manhattan, also delivered an address in which he spoke of the op.

Minnie Sheptuck, Adele Sherman Annie Spitzberg, Dorothy Wengrover Louis Berkowltz, Louis Brown, Isi­dore Bronstein, Jacob Dessner, David Drucker, Sam Farber, Harold Good­man, Harry Hertz, Nathan Kaplan, Max Librot, Paul Levy, Benjamin Lenoff, Nathan Loesberg, Jacob Nieenbaum, Bernard Silfin, Percy 8plvack, Harry Wasserspring, El l sha Zack.

Lillian Aronwltz, Estelle Berliner, Anna Bernhang, Etta Bernstein, Ruth Blnenbaum, Rose Braverman, Anna Cohen, Ida Cohen, Mollie Co-

|hen, Norma Cohen, R u t h Eisen, Rose Ellenbogen, He len Flschman, Sara Frank, Flora Gartsteln, Sara Goldberg, Madeline Goodman, Sophie

.Greenberg, Sylvia Hurewitz. Jane ! Jacobs, Bertha Katzman, Sadie _Mel

portunities t h e t i m e s are opening up jjeV" Frieda Novak, Henrletta_ Ochs to wide-awake young men. iRachei" Olshansky. Leah _pshrln,

Howard T. Steffensen, of the senior I He len Porter, Yet ta Prince, Rebecca Class, delivered an oration on "Looking Backward" and Samson Eichler spoke on "Our Debt of Honor." The school orchestra played several selections and the ex­ercises ended wi th the s inging of the school song.

List o f Graduates Academic Course—Jesse B. Aron-

eon, Milton B. Barnett, Herbert K. Baskln, David Besdine, Jacob Brim-berg, Herman Buckwald, Herbert A. Chernicowsky, Frank E. Cianclmlno, Sidney El Cohn, Sidney U. Cohn, Louis Corrado, Manuel R. Cueto, Foster J. Datrl, Solomon E lchen-baum, Samson Eichler, Max Eisner, Wil l iam N. Etkin, David Ewen , Usher L. Finkelstein, Arnold S. Fleishnick, Nathan Foldman, Phil ip F . Foss, Joseph J. Gaudino, Harry I. Gavron, Sidney Ginsberg, Robert Glassberg, Joseph B. Goldensohn, Jacob Goldman, Nicholas T. Grace, Solomon Gurshman, Leonard H Hall , George Harris. Wesley B. Har-rte, Harry Haskel , Robert R. Hem-bacger, Jacob W. Kalina, Joseph Kfntrowltz . Harry Kaplan, Milson S. KcH-ner, Aaron Kramer, Isidore Kr**mer, Harold G. Lang. Jacob I. Lafigberg. El las Lelkind, George Levin, Robert Lewis, Samuel M. LI pp. Harold H. Lipsich. Abraham M. Luban, Lawrence MezerlUky. Alexander Muson, Oscar Ostfeld, Louis Perlnmn. Jacob Rlegelhaupt, Daniel Rlfkln, Herman Robin, Alan B. Rothenberg, Elliot J. Sachs, T h o m a s K. Saltzman, Joseph F. Schuitz. Morris Shanlk, Sydney Swir-eky, Morris Singer, Isaac Sperber, Hownrd T. Steffensen, William Suf-fln, Philip Susman, Henry Umans, Wil l iam H. Walsh , Louis Weisenberg. Morris Wolsky, Hymen Zimel.

Commercial Course—Irving E . Helpern, Sylvester M. Scialla.

lyn Satek, Eleanor A n n a Schledorn. Helena Charlotte Schulken, Laura May Seeley. Richard William Seeley, Deborah Lola Shannon, Dorothera El izabetn Siffert'en, Zygmund Will iam Sikorsky, Eleanor J a n e ' Smith, irala Amel ia Smith, Katherlne Splcer, Fr ieda Stein, Til-lie Stein, Arthur Douglas Stevens, Nathan Terman, J o s e p h ' Henry Toohey, George Frederick Vetter, Grant Edward Woge, Arturo de Ybarrondo, A d a m Joseph Zack, Helen Zavadil.

Publ ic School 70. One of the features of the pro­

gramme at the c o m m e n c e m e n t ex­ercises of P. S. 70, P a tchen avenue, between Macjn and McDoaough streets, to-day, w a s a c log dance •••rformed by m e m b e r s of the grad­uating class. A m o n g those w h o took part In this number were Reginald Arrington, R a y m o n d Carpenter Marcel Wagner , R u t g e r Urban and Marrls Kruk.

Addresses to the graduates were made by Dr. Benjamin Velt, Dis ­trict Superintendent, and the Rev. Edward L. Curran, professor of l a t i n at the Cathedral College, Brooklyn, "lhe valedictory address was made by Mary Norkin.

Wil l iam H. Eaton, chairman of the Board of the Thirty-second Dis ­trict, presented diplomas to the fol­lowing boys und g ir l s :

Mary E. Andrews , Mabel Beach, Anna R. Bonelll , Martha E. Brown, Florence M. Condon, Anna M. Cooney, Kathleen V. Gardner, Pearl M. Gilbert. - E m m a E . Hauser,, Mary C. Loproto, Marjorie J . McCartney, 'i hascia C. Morse, Frances Paulin, Anna Roedel, Anna L. Simon, Helen fctahl, Sadie L. Weinhardt . Helen Blair, Gertrude Bleam, Lillian Bloom, Isabel Burns , R u t h Craw­ford, Helen Darvas, Genevieve Duf­fy, Rose Eisenberg. Florence Fuller. Helen Hussman, Florence Miles, Mary Norkin, Frances Schwab, Theresa Viola, Beatr ice Young.

Louis Cassldy. Allan S. Dargle, Jr., Clayton E. Helmberg, Walter VC. Moh, Bernard E. Hotanz, Harold Kennedy, . Frank E . Leist, John J. McNerney, Wi l l iam Nevins, Richard K. Phill ips, Herman Schweikert, Ed­ward H. Stollberg, George L. Suther­land, De Witt C. Tintle, Jr., Rutger Urbahn, J. Norwood Warde, James R. Wilson, Reginald Arrington, Sam­uel Berg, Raymond Carpenter, Rob­ert Cook. Gaetano Cottone, James Dwyer, John Guise, John Howard, David Jackson, Jacob Jackson, Mor-rie Kruk. Wi l l iam Michelfielder. Charles McComb, Leroy Noren, Ed­ward Owen, Bertram Pennington, Frank Piralno, Edward Rais, George Stadlman, Marcel Wagner.

George U. Cleland, Harrison W. Cole, Robert ev Delaplere. David Clark, George U. Clelan*. Harrison W. Cole, Robert A. Deiaplere, David L. Dllday, Dudley C. Dunphe, Joseph

| A. Feary, Stewart L. Gates, David T. Johnston, Stanley Kramer, George Lawrence.

Gertrude Mackler, R u t h O. Mar-fing. Leslie Moore, Mary L. Murray, Genevieve C. Neumann, Dorothy E. Nodine, Blanche M. Opp, Helen E. Parker, Marjorie Pike, Lucia A. Pink, Dorothy Pitt. Minnie M. Schechter, Lillian M. Schuster, Sara J. Schwarz-schlld, El la W. Slmonson, Edith Sperling, Marjorie H. Stone, Eleanor Swallow, Marlon Thompson, Evelyn R, Walsh, Aibertha Youker, Rich­mond Livingston, Raymond C. Long, El lsworth W. Martin, Ralph J. Nie-bel, Wilford B. Penny, Bruce Rat ­tray, Frederick D. Ray, Jr.; Irving W. Reynolds, George F. Richards, Berrien E. Riley, Kenneth B. Rivers, Louis G. Rocco, Stanley S. Rudstick. Howard P . Sharetts, John C. Shields, Moris T. Sltkoff. Wlilard H. Somers, Nathaniel W. Whelpley, Frank M. Weir.

Publ i c School 50. At the commencement exercises of

P. S. 60, to be he ld to-morrow In the auditorium of the Eastern District H i g h School, Marcy avenue and Rod­ney street, d ip lomas will be awarded to the fol lowing graduates:

Albert Dlrzutaitis, Isidore Ksco-wlteh , Joseph Feinberg, Aaron F ink-

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Public School 58, At the graduation exercises of P.

S. 58, Ninety-seventh avenue and Ninety-fourth street, Woodhaven, to-day, diplomas were awarded to 104 boys and girls. The first num­ber on the programme w a s a piano solo, "La Gondole." played by Frances Sadofsky. Invocation was asked by the Rev. G. Baechler . pas­tor of thOj« Woodhaven French Evangelical Church.

Included Among the recitations given by the graduates wore Patri's "Courage," by Robert Mul-ler; Guest's 'A Regular Man," by Irving Friedman, and Taylor's "The Boy Engineer," by Lucien Brigan-dct. Charles B. Jameson, principal of the school, presented diplomas to the following:

Fred August Abendroth, Irwin Robert Abrams, Alice Amanda Al-brecht, Dominic Banzanto, Lilly Marie Bengston, Harry Gordon Ben­nett, Paequale Benquell. Willard Benz, Susan Elizabeth Blondl, Jen­nie Genevieve Blunden. Virginia Boghaslan, E m m a Borstelman, Jo­seph Brazil, Klmer Lueien Brl^an-det, Stanley Herbert Brostoff, Rob­ert Albert Burns, Charles Ubortus Chleca, Nicholas Carupella. Peter Chiellot, Otto Edwin Clarke. KJith Louise Conover, Florence Evelyn Cooke, Eleanor Anna Davey, Grace May Dlttmar. Emily Caroline Orawert, Norma Epstein, Daniel Ervollna, Charlotte Ashton Fltz-glbbon, Constance Marie Fogle, Irving Matthew Friedman, Benedict John Gerund!. Rose Gold, Ruth Anna Gordon, Pasquale Fred Gulg-liano.

Edward Stephen Gutleber, Wllllnm Warren Haas, J o h n Forbes Had­dock, David Honor Halper, Lillian Hiindelman, Ruth Catherine llaue-chlld, Fannie Helen Hendrlckson. Marjorie Holm, Sadie LIllHn Hah-man. John Bernard Hurley. Herm.iT, Jncobowttz, Evelyn Violet Katrftth. Frieda Clara Katneanetsky, Jennie Karlinskl, Eugene Karpowciz. Franklin Wilford Knezek, Robert Louie Krenzburg, Anthony Joseph Kozlnrz, Russell Kupfer, Frank Philip Lamonlca, Paul Anthony Le*. Martha Therese Marine. William Kingston Martin, Joseph Matnzlnskl. Harriet Marlon Mauri. Francis Xavler Mccormick, Joseph Edward Mcrtfrmott. Anna Merbjmm, Bertha Catherine Miller. Frank Vtncent Mitchell Robert Otto Mailer, Ben­jamin Honor Neuman, Peter Pal­ermo c h a r t s Robert Payne .

. David I.ticien P m n m i n , Monten Poole Ignatius Rlcca, Alfred Jo­seph niclinrd. Milton Arnold Rich­ards MUdred Henrietta Riley, Wet-ma Lillian Ronenthal, Bernard Ru­bin, Anna Viola Ruere , Marlon Ar-t int Rumbold, Bruno Antonio Rus-• o , Frances Sadofsky. Theresa Ere-

Publ ic School 81 . A play, "a Litt le Pilgrim's Prog-

will be one of the features of the programme at the commencement exercises of P S. 81, Cypress avenue and Ralph street. Queens, to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.

Among those w h o will take part In this dramatic offering are Gladys Grosskritz, as Dame Decision: Ger­trude Unser, as the Pilgrim; Miriam Bath, as Steadfast , and Ethel Leh­man, a s Falsepride.

A second sketch, a dramatization of "Sleepy Hollow," a lso will be present­ed by the graduates. In th i s playlet the part of Ichabod Crane will be taken by John Lindmer. Edward Baumach will play Paltus Van Tas­sel, and tht! character of Brom Bones will be protrayed by William Fried-mann.

The address to the graduates will be made Albert C. Benninger, Com­missioner of Parks of Borough of Queens. Mrs. Theresa Haber, mem­ber of t i l t local school board, will present th<s diplomas. The graduates,

Mildred E. Anderson, Helen Birn,* Dorothy E. Dixon, president, Cath­erine Frische, Mary Gollatz, Gladys E. Grosskritz*. Olive L. Greulich, Elsie C. Hausman, Agnes Hoffman, Lillian Kahn, Dorothy Knights,* Eleanor M. Knoegel , Veronica Kolyer, Florence E. Morlock, Louise Nichoff, Miriam Hulda Rath, Grace Sarvla, Ida Schiller, Katherlne E. Schlumpf, Margaret Schmidt, C. Marie Seiden-splnner, Reglna M. Smith,* Elizabeth C Spies, Gertrude E. Unser, Emma Wuest, Sophia Wtrth, Eva Yaeger, Edward Baunach, Sidney Bolles, Daniel Esters.

Valentine Farny, William Fried­man,* Joseph Gruber, Henry Hahn, J. Henry Humann,* Robert Herraendlng, Herbert G. Kehl, Edward Kohhleln, John • A. Linder, Paul Loewe.nberg, Charles Minarclk. Richard Nlrren-garten,* Anthony Schmlt. Howard A. Schoeffer, Walter E. Vogt, Elizabeth Abrams, Evelyn V. Anderson, Audrey L. Bory, Gladys A. Dierlam, Mabel F. Dooley, Anne M. Flotow. Marie B Heilman, Ruth M. Howell, Lillian E. l lusam, Ruth H. Jund, Florence Klueg, Helen A. Kraft, Florence 9. Meyer, Frieda F. Mielmetson, Emily L. Nauman, Paulino A. Thomas, Bertha C, Tielemnns, Edna M, W J I -pert. George J. Gorman, Alford V.

Publ ic Scl .„j l 154. An unusually Interesting pro­

gramme featured the graduation ex­ercises of P. S. 154, which were held this morning at 10 o'clock.

There were readings from the mod­ern poets, both American and Euro­pean, numbers by the school glee club, including Mendelssohn's "Fairy Song," Hoist's "Happy Birds'* and

Braga's "Arte l ' s Serenade," and a vocal aolo, Rubensteln's "The Wan­derer's Night Song."

Prizes were presented to the pu­pils by Mrs. Jacob Runsdorf. The address to the graduates w a s made by ex-United States Senator Will iam H. Calder, Margaret Lalng, principal of the school, awarded diplomas to the following boys and girls: Anna Margaret Bcddow, Gertrude R. Benigsohn, Mary R. Blcchlnella, Anna M. Conway, Margaret V. D e Fllllppo, Rita E. Fleming, Pearl M. Gallagher, Marjorie M. Gewecke, Esther Gold, Lillian Gould, Anna E. Ouerraslo, Fayette. E. Hanshaft , Eleanor R. Johnson, Isabel V. Kone-man, Florence E. Larkey, Gladys E. Leman, Ethel B. Lenobel, Regina G. McGarlgal, Alice E. McKibbin, Anna P. Morreale, Frances A. Murphy, Anna A. Musgrif, Madeline M. Nee, Eleanor M. Nelson, Celia A. Pynn, Beryl G. Ritchie. Grace K. Ross, Isobel E. Saunders, Lillian M. Schwie-bert, Grace L Seel, Elizabeth M. Stassl, Zelma A, Suber, Svlvla Tara-koff, Mary G. Valento, Virginia L Whittall , Fred C. Abdelnour, E d ­ward A. Anderson, John T. Bell , David J. Batchelor, George H. Bernt-sen, Benjamin B. Blsset, Louis Boz-zella, Edward J. Fish. Mortimer J. Fitzslmmons, Robert E. Glen, Abra­h a m D. Goldstein, Elias N. Homsy, Charles F. Howard, Joseph A. Llef-sen, George B. Littles, Edward T. Lyons, Samuel J. Lucido, James A. McGrath, John .1. McManus, Milton Mezey, X a v i e r F. Olivo, John Oster-

Dewey Graduates to Hear Address by Judge Haskell

Diplomas \yill Be Distributed To-morrow Night at the Bay Ridge High School.

The commencement exercises of the Dewey Junior High School, Fourth avenue and Fortieth street, will be held to-mor­row night, at 8 o'clock, in the auditorium of the Bay Ridge High School, Fourth avenue and Sixty-seventh street.

The Introductory address wil l be delivered by W a r r . n M. Van Name, principal of the school. County Judge Reuben L. Haskel l wil l m a k e the address to the graduates. Diplo­m a s will be presented by Assistant Principal Julia C. Detfefson.

The list of graduates fo l lows: Orlando Abate, Armas Abraham-

son, Joseph Arone, Frances Bateman, Herman Bateman, Nicola Caparro, Vincent D c Martini, David Dlnter, William Edwards, Alfred Farinaccio, Joseph Fratangelo, Thomas Fuccillo, Paul Gomll, Milton Herzman, Ben­jamin Levine, Joseph Mallozzl, Dom-

ton Marcus, Max Kulakoff, Sanford A. Menczer, Albert Moriarty, Leon­ard Saunders, Thomas E. Nunnally, Francis L. Schweers, Elihu Solomon, Ralph Windrum, Mildred L. Brooks, Frances Geary, Dorothy Hainer, Dorothy Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Mildred Levey , A. Marie McGovern, Ethel Olsen, Gertrude O'Malley, Mila S. Rossi, Amanda M. Quilice, Marie T. Ryan.

Joseph Alexinas, James Barone, James D'Amato, John J. Dl Tirro, Will iam E. Faust , William G. H a g -lund, George C. Jorgensen, P a t s y Maraia, Vaino Pietila, Robert Ray, Gunnar Sandnes, Walter Seppala, Thomas Shepard, Raymond Tyrrell, Helen Axnes , Eleanor Behncke, Agnes Benson, Lucille Bjorne, N o r a

llnd, George W. Potts , Frederick J. Rls , S a m - ' J. Rothschild, Matt luw Simpson Richard T. Sleight, Leo Tenne, Lester M. Tornlund, Nicholas Volpe, William Wallace, Jr., and Adolph G. Westerlund.

inick Natale , Edward O'Reilly, Salva- \ Christoffersen,' Catherine Collins, tore Pipitone, Richard Singer, Rocco Siracuse, John Waters, Fel ic ia Agog-lia, Inez Borgstrom, Marion Boyce, Mary Moijtie, Barbara Orrico, Mary Paladino, Gertrude Paterson, Dora Schllef^r, Angelina Varall .

George Ashkar, John Bendick, 3, Bonczkowskl, Louis Bastone, John Bjorness, Alfred Driscoll, Bernard Friedman, Morris Frledland, Donald Gessner, • Mandel Gollinger, Hugo Honkonen, Anthony Kornysel, John Lewis, William McClellan, L. Merilo. Isidore Pagoda, John Paladino, Karl Paulso/., Charles Pelotjuin, Dominlck Rlso, Michael Rose, Edwin Rothstein, Philip Santulli, David Schwartz, H. Schwartz, Louis oTzzi, Henry Wol-ters, Wliko Wunniktil, Seigfried Wyeroski, Harold Wolpert, Gaynor Young, Frances Assaro, Flora D'Adamlo, Gertrude Finkelstein, A. Lazaroff. Jane Nankowoki, Eleanor Olsen, Grace Olsen, Annie Rlvinson, Catherine Scanlon, Margaret Walsh, Bella Weaver.

Dominic J. Alaimo, Ernest A. An­derson, Robert W. Buck, Arne Chris-

Anna Fursa, Mollie Fantine, Jennie Gennuso, El izabeth Hansen, Emi l ia J. Jastrzembski, Emma Karber, Edna Bjelke, Beatrice Kazlow, Alice Lund, Mary Manbleri, rrRose Melapionl, Grace Monahan, i Miriam Nadler, Frances D. Nelson, Mary Presseda, Augusta Siegel, Edna Smith, Dorothy Weiss.

Lester Bebarfall , Mayer Chayat, Albert Cohen, Isador Cohen, Arnold Davis , Percy . Del ia Croce, Daniel Furey, Samuel Goldberg, Arthur Goldstein, Louis Harris, Edwin H. Lindberg, Howard F. Lindberg, Ed­ward Montgomery, Elliott Pearl. Mil­ton Rogovin, Martin Rubin, Harold Schuitz, Louis Stein, Frederick Stimus, Bess ie Baris, Gladys Dorman, Cecilia Finker, Vida Free, Anna Helfst, Vivien Hertzwig Helen Iver -sen, Blanche Kallenberg, Naomi Katcher, Charlotte Kovins, Lillian Levine, Mary Pocaro, Lee Relchers, Fernanda Rossi , Miriam Sachs, Bertha Salzman, Anna Schuchman, Muriel B. Smith.

Robert Batterman, William A. B o -quist, Arthur E. Busch, Leon Cohen

P . S. 15« Graudatcs Nearly 200 students were gradu­

a ted from the Waverly School, P. S. 166, a t commencement exercises in the school, Sutton avenue and Graf­ton street, yesterday. The graudates were addressed by District Superin­t e n d e n t Benjamin Velt.

Twenty-four s tudents were given m e d a l s for excellence In var ious sub­jects . Those who won first prizes are S. Saltz, N. Rotwein, N. Cohen, H. Brandman, G. Bender, R. Melsers. S. Llfschltz, L. Belfer, B. Ebersman. E. Glassberg and A. Cohen, Those w h o took second prize are: H. Fr ied-lander, R. Sklar, D. Wilder, A. Men-dow, S. Welnstein, M. Welner, J. Bai-bash, P. Sohlman, S. Fe ldman, M. Lifschitz, P, Kaplan and J. Silver.

T h e graduates: Dav id Aaronwltz, Samuel Beck,

Israel Belfer, George Bonder, Frank Bershenko, Harry Cohen, Solomon Dis lck, Sidney Entman, Morris Fox, H y m a n Ginsberg, Isidore Goldberg, Is idore Heller, Abraham Langsam, J a c o b Lienitz, Louis Lifstltz, Norman Ltfshitz. Solomon Lifshitz. Sydney R e m e n , Morris Rhodes , Phi l ip Rich-m a n , Louis Rosen, Arthur Selver-s tone , Isidore Slobodsky, Charles Turchln , Leo Wagner. Fr ieda Cohen, H e l e n e Eisenstadt, Lil l ian Fisher, B e r t h a Glassberg, Paul ine Golden, H a n n a h Gutterman, Bess ie Heller, B e u l a h Hoffman, Mollie Kantrowltz , R e b e c c a Melsers, Sadie N e w m a n , Y e t t a d i n g e r , Ida Pesson, Jennie Sand, Fannie Stricks, Beatrice Weiner , Sylvia Welnste in .

M a x Birnbaum, Abraham Cantor, E l m e r Cherlnsky, N a t h a n Cohen, Samuel Feldman, Abraham Fogelhut, Wi l l iam Guttschmidt, Benjamin H y ­man, Charles Jaffe, Isidore Kravitz, Solomon Lenkowsky, Gustav Lovitch, Max Markowitz, Alexander Sachsj Herbert Schatzberg, Joseph Silver, Jacob Sprinzen, Milton Stuchner, H y ­m a n Shmunis, Louis Susskind, David Weinger, Morris Weinger, Max Tar-tasky , Pauline Applebaum, Shirley Berman, Mary Bloom, Mollie Bot-winick. Ruth Brandman, Frieda D ia ­mond, Fannie Goldfine, Bess ie K a -tofsky, Edna Margolis, Bess ie Mill-ste in, Bessie Obshatke, Rose Rabino-witz, Sophie Rubin, Mollie Shargoro-totsky, Lillian Slotnick, Celia Stat-land, Sadie Sussman, Slyvia Talin, Sarah Webman and Deborah Wilder.

E l y Adler. Harry Berkowitz , Solo­mon Boroff, Charles Bass , Morris Davidoff, Benjamin Davis , Isidore Drimmer, Meyer Fe ldman, Jacob Fishman, Harold Hochtman, Isidore Kaplan, Irving Lipman, Moses Lip-shitz , David Milder, Harry Moses, Sam. Saltz, Morris Simon, Harry Starr, Herman S t o l i n s k y , i_.ouis

Junior High School Issues Diplomas to 69 Graduate

John Ericsson Students Attend Exercises in Auditoriunc at Meserole Avenue and Lorimer Street.

ST. MATTHEW'S GIVES 16 CL

Diplomas were awarded to sixty-nine graduates of the Johi Ericsson Junior High School, Meserole avenue and Lorime street, at the commencement exercises in the school auditoriun at 10:30 A. M.

Fol lowing the processional and sa­lute to the f lag "The "Star Spangled Banner" will be sung. J. A. Hanl -phy will s ing two solos. At the con­clusion of the address to the gradu­ates diplomas will be awarded to the fol lowing:

Louis Dl Russo, Robert Germann, Will iam Reilly. John Tlce, Louts

Addressed by the Rev. Wil l iam J Costello, rector of St. Matthew's R. C. Church, seventy-nine boys and girls were graduated from St, Mat­thew's school , Lincoln piace and Utica avenue. The ;ommencement exercises were held in the church on Eastern Parkway and Utica avenue Sunday riight. The church altar, w h e r e the graduates received their diplomas, w a s beautifully decorated with ferns and palms and banked w i t h carnat ions and roses.

The graduates represented the complet ion of the e ight-year e l e ­mentary course «nd religion. A large number of the graduates h a v e made application for entrance into St. Francis ' and St. John's prepara­tory schools .

Father Costello in his address a d ­vised the young men and w o m e n to continue the training that they re­ceived at St. Matthew's School. H e advised them to adopt a democratic fee l ing as t h e y go out Into the busi ­ness world. H e told t h e m to choose fit companions for themse lves and I no t to associate with persons of i l l -repute. "Keep away from the des ­picable, low motion picture show," said Father Costello. In concluding his address

Tomashefsky, Eleanor Knecht, Jo phlne Onorato, Anna Permut, Till ltosher. Catherine Smith.

James Knecht, Arthur Kunlt Charles Michl, Stanislaus Sywinsk Joseph Gunlenik, Charlotte Chlzlcl Irene DombroslU, Dora Erlbaun Reglna Fields, Eva Glatzer, Ida Lev er.book, Violet. McKee, Helen Oet trich, Frieda Shafrick, Lill ian Szab. Alice Tlce, Ruth Yarrow.

Patrick Dawson, Michael Leon. Wil l iam Lund, George Meisenheime John Meyer, James Norris, Andre Olenick, Andrew Stepieji, Williai Swallow, Conrad Wexell , Evely Goodman, Minnie Halpern, Hele Kopitsch, Rebecca Permut, Grai Quinn. Florence Reidel, Emil Schneider.

Michael Carr, Stanley Dereszev ski, Nathan Frank, Joseph Garla Milton Gottdiener Wil l iam Horei Edward Munkacsi, Abraham Rat uer, Anthony Romano, Edward Ta: lcr, Herbert Vor< Borstel , Hi l l s Kaulsir,. Helen Blenkowska, Adeln Canale, Marie Catelmi, Josephii Falco, Genevieve Fields, Julia He rrett, Fannie Horshkowitz, Dorotl Jones, Kassia Koszalka, Mamie Pi koska, Helen Wieman, Flora Wi shusen.

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Father Costello a sked the crowded assemblage to get down

^ on their knees and offer up a pray Schottenfeld, Isidore Tannenbaum. j f o r the welfare of the graduates

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tensen, Francis J. Davis, Joseph S. I Samuel Emovitz, Morris Fogel, Julius Di Meglio, Penny Eisenberg, Amerigo Y, Graff, Henry F. Gardsteln, An-Fcola, Arthur M. Hansen, Harold S. | drew W. Halpin, Aaron Hyman, E d -Helsing, Richard L. Heyne, Ellsworth I ward Isklyan, Adrian Jacobs. Charles A. Johnson. George E. Kestier. R. S. Kucharskl, Irving Lubing, Walter Kraitz, Edmund J. Kelly, Benjamin F Macke, Joseph W. Matlse, Abra-Naness, John J. O'Neill, Jacob Buben, J | l f i m Marcnus, Joseph F. Panebianco, Carl Saarie, Carmela Albano. Mabel i George Schneider, Benjamin M. Sher-Benson, E. Mona Bernstein, Lucy a . man, Douglas L Thorn. Anna R. Cassone, Margaret Cavalier, Frances Eragin, Marion R. Cain, Sylvia Con-Clark. Alice Davidson, Florence M Dunbar, Beatrice Frledeberg, Stella Guhin. Edith F. Hlnkel, Lena La Preta, Angelina Matllo, Olga Musse-wir. Anelo G. Panclla, Olglne M. Peterson, Elisa M. Pole, Alice Pras-enskl. Laura E. Pukki, R. M. Puleo, Catherine A. Taylor, Lillian Wilson. Joseph M. Amaro, Isador Cooper-man, Alfred J. De Vita, Dominick

j D'elia. James Fischer. Raymond • Fitzpatrtck. Anthony J. Gallagher, A. I Glsllo. William Kelly, Harold Lynch,

Felix Leplnskl. Nicholas J. Miglino

nor, Gladys E. De Groff, Nell ie A. De Wick, Mollie M. Furman. Anna-belle Gertner, Marion E. Goldflseher, Dorothy E. Herbert, Anna Lefer, A n ­nette E. Magenheim, Helem C. Mur­ray, Mary A. Powers, Amy Radus , Ruth Relter. Pearl Sagoa, Edith Salinger. Constance E. Saward, Ver­onica K. Schmidt.

Otto Bcnsen, Sylvan Bloomfleld, Nicholas Bonasera, Nicholas Caviola, Milton Ellnon, Arthur Greenhut, Sol­omon Hymowltz , Thomas Mulhearn. Nelson Sher, Joseph Sleplan, Emit Smith, Wil l iam Sparago, Albert Helman, John R. Koesrner. Charles j Thomas Morrish, Harry Mott. Rob _ r ^ . ,_ ; r ___ r ^

C Mun s Theodore J Oechaner. ! ert Muns. Walter McEJrath. Lewis I StrnsburKer, Isador Wax. Svea Bor-Dominick' A Pernisl Anthony J. i McKce, Fred Montelln, Daniel T. ] Keson, Sophie Deutscher, Marion R a t ,K j Nelsen. James J. Oliver, Joseph B. Hlckey. Minnie lata, Lillian K a m e n -

Lloyd G Reislnrrer Andrew F. Roy, j Ventimeglia, George A. Wllund, Lucy sky, Helen Kromholz, Geraldlne President John fia'uor Charles H . ' Agovlno. Donats V. Albnnese, Carrie | Kelser, Bertha Lovine, Lillian Malsel, Schatch- William R. Schmidt. Charles M. Boggiano, Angelina M. CalacanK ( Hanna Mnrgulls. Edna ModjeRka. E ^chn'itzieln Frederick C. Schroed-1 Mlchelina Ciarlante, Theresa D. | v io le t Modjeska, Dorothy Murray.

Lottie C. | Mny Pugllesi , Mildred Ryan. Sy lv ia •""'— m ' Slmonowltz, Josephine. Slrchla, Fel l -

cltas Seeth, Estelle Wein, Rose Lanowttz.

Manfred, Anderson, Charles Brau

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er, Wlllwni E. Schumann. George J Suesole, John F. Wange. Michael Welsser, Henry S. Wldrnayer. Jero-llma -R. Alagna, Mario Corvenka, Marianna S. Fleishman, Ethel J. Leh-mann. Anna E. Mater, Alvina Mich­aels, Marie G. Stelzer. Elizabeth C. Werfetman, Christian Banner, Her­bert J, Boggs, Eugene Brownworth, George W Casey, Fred. Donzelser, William F. Celler. John J, Gorden. John L. Hoffman. Edward F. J. Kaiser, William Krciling. Walter J. J. Langer, Joseph J. Masones, William J Meyer, Franklin Mil's. President. Charles W. Motzee, Oscar W. Mueller, Ferdinand F. Papavcne, William E. Sabbo, Christian P. Sanger, Harold E. Sherman, F w n k Straub, Guido Tibaldl, William J. White.

•Honor Pupils.

Public Solirt '. 130. At the graduation exercises of P. 8.

139, CortPlyou road, between Rughy and Argyle roads, to-day at 10 A. M, diplomas were awarded o eighty graduates. The principal address was made by Louis H. Pink.

The exercises were opener with a reading from t'.te Scriptures by the principal, John J. McDonald. A number of vocal and Instrumental selections were given.

Fol lowing l i a list of th# gradu­ates:

Marie F. Banljran, Sylvia Benen-fleld, Marlon C. Rergtjeld, Llljlan J. Bevsen.ua, Jcannette W. Brown, Grace R. Caravella, Marlon E. Duck­worth. Hazel C, Field, Ruth M. Fleury. ChrlMtna E Frortch Anna Goodman. Bertha M Hall Emily N, Hnrgsnn, Henrietta C, hendrlckson, Devota B Himsel, Helen M. Horn-bostel. Id . E Johnston, Tillie Kouf-man, Msry Weils Letter, Gertrude A. Undenbftum, Estelle Levinson, Harold W- Abrnmson, Richard Ayva«-Ian. Joseph Barhera. Joseph M. Baum. Jr.. Ralph E. Baxter, Bernard B. Brownsteln, Alfred C. Bunn, Jr.; Leon C. Chemkalls, David Clark,

Lillian Donlck, Clarke Grnenrer, Rose Inconlgllos, Ellen E. Johnson. Elolse C. Junsch, Margaret M. Lalnff. Alfonslna Messono. Elsie M. Mrthlie. Ftllth C. Most. Madeline R. Murphy, Ruth E. Malmgren, R. R. Newman. Elizabeth R. Nulty, A. M, Sanscrveno.

John L. Basillseo, John P. Coccl-mlgllo, George CraifT. Edward J. i nine. AnVer J, Johnson. Alfred K. Knudsen, John Lynch. Dennis C. Murphy, Edward C. Nelson, Sidney Newman, Charles A. Nylund, J, J-Searlone. Arthur K. Sober*. Gosta F. Swanson. John 3. Tedeschl, Ar-thn" B. Tergerson, Henry M. Thomp­son, Jnm««s Thompson. Carlo H. Todice, John H. Walsh . Clara M. Bellman, Lillian K. Bohllnir, Jennie A. Cornell, Columbia A, Deslderlo. Petronella M. Blgiatmo, Vlncensa J. Gentile. Dorothy M. Hansen. Violet E, Hansen. Genevieve Nagrowskl. Siene o , ni*u»n. Angelina Paladino. lennl C. Puterio. Florence M. Rich. Hnnnnh Shirk, fndlf Skomollnekv. Hnzel M Sorenson. Josephine M. Volenti. Adeline L Volpe. Helen M. Wildner.

Henry J, Anderson, James D. An­derson, George Arents, Victor Bono, James Burgraff. Francis D'Alessan-dro, Julius GIsrgentl. Meyer Gllln-son. Walter J. Gralskskl. Gilbert Hahn. Harry Host, Aaron Kats . Morris Kava. Ellis Knutson. Lauri Lalse, George Llnd, L e o Mosko. Victor G. Paulv. A l l m Pines. Samuel Behneher, John 3, Sweeney, Krlstmn M. Tsneen. Julia A. Anderson. Mil­dred Berestltskv, Gertrude M. AB

Angelo D'Ella, John Elson. John I Karklln, Hnrrv Kuhnemund. Charles

Levin. Clifford Mitchell. Frank Mai -rone, Edward Monson. Meyer Regen-bogan. Frederick Schuelke. Sidney Sokoloff. Snntangelo Spadaro, Jlarry Thoelen, Carl Waltry, Einar Wlstl , Tsidore^ Wladovsky. Leila Abousslo-

H e r m a n Tottenbauth, E s t h e r Alpert A n n a Cohen, Lilly Ehrich, Laura Faine, Fanny Feinstein. Sarah Fred­erick, Anna Friedlander, B e r t h a Gendler, Esther Goldman, *Bertha Greenbaum, Anne Greenhause, Roith Lippman, Dora Mokofnky, Ida Nadel, He len Portney, Dora Schloss, Lena Siegel , Fannie Silverman. Rose Sklar, A n n a Winkelstein.

K a t e Epstein, H a n n a h Greenberg, Jul ia Levine, Mary Romaine , Rbse Schutter, Mary Schwartz, Pearl Sedletsky, Alice Sdaron, Sarah Seskin, Celia Siegel, Ethe l Thames , H y m a n Blachlnsky, Abe Cohen, Dav id Drutman, Max Fishman, Samuel Franzel, Abe Goldfine, Irv­ing Jacobson,- Henry Lewis , Abe Mendow, Meyer Miljtein, Joseph Oken, Jacob Wein.

Llbble Ackerman, Rose Berkowitz, Li l l ian Braunstein, Rose Dubinsky, Be l la Flshstein, Bess ie Fordln, Anna Flneberg, Fannie Goldstein, Paul ine Kaplan, Rose G. Krugman, Jeanette Lockln , Martha Morris. Till ie Postel, Yetta Postel , Rose Resnikoff, Anna Ross , Minnie Schle i fman, Hannah Topol , Fannie Welnstein, Sylvia Win-nikoff, Paul ine Zohlman, Morris Balm, Jacob Barbash, David Berger, Samuel Bunin, Nathan Cohen. Ben­jamin Ebersman, Michael Flnkln. Haro ld Friedlander, Sidney Gurton, Meyer Kaplan, Henry A. Lovitch, Wi l l iam Portnoy, Herbert Posner, Harold Rosen, Mortimer Rosenfeld, J a c o b Rosenfeld, Noah Rotwein , Ja­cob Schrlebman, Jesse Wolfson, Abraham Zionsky.

Public School 189. The graduation exercises of P, S.

1S9, East New York avenue and East Nlr.ety-sixth street, will be held to­morrow morning at 10 o'clock.

The pupils will perform a minuet and recite a Negro spiritual, "Deep River." They will also present a sketch depicting the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. A freehand and ward drill will be ex­ecuted under the direction of Miss Dreeben.

Diplomas will be awarded to the following graduates:

Nathan Bagen, Benjamin Block, Herbert Carlin, Alex Feldman, Nath ­a n Feldman, Charles Greensberg, Nathan Klaristenfeld, Howard Klevlns, Jacob Mendelowltz, Paul Meyer, Milton Michael. Israel Mu|s . Benjamin Pessln, Bernard Rosen, Norman Rosenthal, Morris Slonlm-sky. Louts Yanoff, Ethel Abramson, Bess ie Baar, Marlon Capitman.'

Teosie Epstein, Ruth Eskenazl, Sarah Feldman, Els ie Gerstenzang. Frances Goldstein, Sylv ia Haskes, Anna Kopanowltz, Helen Lussy, Lil­lian Mooer. Florence Potashnlk, Esther Rcpatsky, Beatrice Rosen, F a y Schulner, Sylvia Schwartz. Millie Shenker Florence Singer, Minerva Suderov, EiJIth Venoker, Ethel Yr>enter. Louts* Yomtov,

Lawrence Berson. Aaron Cohen, Leon DouRlns, Alex. Gersh, Arthur

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Father Costello pronounced the ; Qet Blue-jay today at your drill benedict ion of the Most Blessed Sac- j _ rament,

Award of diplomas were m a d e at the foot of the altar by Father Cos- | tello.

The church was crowded to capac- I itu, by friends and relatives of the j graduates. Many were forced t o } Q . Q stand outside of the church during j O n e O S y S . the exercises. Several awards w e r e ' made to graduates who received the h ighest percentages in their subjects for t h e term.

The awards were: Holy N a m e Medal—gold medals,

for highest general average, donated by the Holy Name Society of the church, to Alfred Walter Hill, Clem­ent Francis Lucke, Francis John Flaherty, Robert William Schmidt.

Catechism gold medals, for highest avernge in catechism training, do­nated by the pastor, awarded to Lil­lian Veronica Randolph and Howard Hamilton Gladwish. '

Tho graudates were

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Alessnndro Berllnglerl. Milton L. chodoah. Samuel H. Chreln, Francte J. Daly. Frank Devlin, Sidney Feler-rteln. Alex Huhert. Bernard E. L iv in . Jo-epfi A. Mnrlno. Herbert I. Miller, Frank Mollnnrl. William .T. Summers. Violet AhbaEta. Edith O. Alexanderson, Ethel A. Everts , Syl­via Goldner. Ruth E. Good, Mnrv E. Griffin. Anni Kaplan. Margaret Krn-wiec. Nett le Lehrmsn, Mary A, Mc­Govern, Mary G. Molnar. Elva E. Oeize. Ethel D, Paulsen, Edna M. Peterson. Anns Reiser, Gunhlld E . Shelln. Beatrice Sellgman, Gertrude E. Btsehetakl. Else. A. Thelen. Re­becca Wasserman. Pearl Wells ,

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EXERCISES TO-NIGHT

The commencement exercises of ih# Brooklyn Continuation School will be held to-night at the Girls' High School . Nostrand avenue and Halsey street, at • o'clock.

Nathan Levine. Martin Levy. Julius Lewis, Nathan Llsh, Sidney Rlfkln, Ralp Rosenhaus, Alvln Tlrman, Vera Albaum, Dorothy Braverman. E v a Cohen, Angelina Cantelma, Florence Dumanls.

Dorothy Felnbloom. Sarah Fe in-man, Minnie Fishback, Lillian Free­man] May Gorlnsky, Irene Gruber. Isnbelle Harris. Rose Kitograd, Ger­trude Krcx, Ethel Llttenbers;. Lillian Mazer, Dorothy Orlansky, Lucy Plot-kin. Mollie Pnmerantz. Rose Boucher, Dorothy Safren, Nett le Simnowltz', Blanche Simon, Ross Welner, Clara Wolwoff.

BROOKLYN FORD AGENTS GATHER AT DINNER

The annual dinner of Ford agents of Brooklyn was held les t night in Bracebrldge Restaurant, 41e Ocean avenue. Max Lasky. chairman of the Ford dealers presided. The dinner was marked by the absence of speeches Two officers of the Ford Agency of New York were present, A. H. Dalrymple and E. J, Mc­Donnell,

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Luckc, Wil l iam Joseph McCluskey Joseph Vincent Tyne, Thomas E d ­ward Columbo, James Wil l iam Cleary. John Joseph McCormick, Gerard Michael Kelly, Arthur Francis F a l ­lon, Alfred Walter Hill, Andrew J o ­seph Burns, John James Burke, E d ­win Aioysius Ward, Francis Nicholas Conran, Thomas Edward Conran. Will iam Joseph Fulton, John Joseph' Rice, Robert Joseph Lovel.

Christ ian Joseph Merz, Joseph T h o m a s Conway, Patr ick Joseph McVeigh, Wil l iam John Glenn, J o h n Raymond Reed. Lambert Joseph La-Flamboise , Will iam John David, Herbert Collins Flaherty, Wi l l iam Joseph McCabe. T h o m a s Joseph Mc-Nlchols , J o h n Peter Mull igan, R o b ­ert Wil l iam Schmidt, Wi l l iam A n ­drew Harrington, Howard Hami l ton Gladwish, Francis Patrick McLaugh­lin. Joseph Francis McDermott , John Stephen Hoffman.

Girls — Marie El izabeth Coady, Margaret Mary Connaughton, Jose ­phine Elizabeth Condon, Margaret Mary Connolly, He len Gertrude Dachtera, Veronica El izabeth Dolan Rose A g n e s Donohue, Mary Ethe l Doran, Cathe -ino Veronica Dowl lng , Anna Marie i'iresch, Margaret A n n a Extitus, Catherine Mary Fives , Mar­garet Mary Fletcher, Dorothy Ce­cil ia Flood, Dorothy Agnes Forker , Ethel Catherine Ganley, Rose | V e r ­onica Gelshenen, Kath leen Veron ica Gilmartln.

Anna Marie Hare, Anna Margaret Hennessy, Madeline Catherine Hoh-mann, Agnes Elizabeth Kelleher, Alice Margaret Kelly, Alice Ri ta Klrkpatrlck, Margaret Veronica Lloyd. Mary Alice McCabe, Margaret Dolores McCarthy, Anna Elizabeth MeLoughlln, Helen Aprgnes Moyles. Vivian Anna Mullen, Mary Dorothy Muller, Margaret Eliznbeth Murphy, Margaret Agnes Myles. Llttlnn Ver­onica Randolph. Harriette Lorett.n Rose, Muriel Helen Starke,, Mary Margaret Sullivan, May Louise Sul­livan, Dorothy Regina Thomas, Eleanor El izabeth Tiexeirla.

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