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7 DAILY NEWS of SCHOOLS and COLLEGES THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. XEW YORK. MONDAY. JUXE 2S, 1915. BROOKLYN' GIRLS FAILED PRINCIPAL APPRECIATED GRADUATES OF BROOKLYN AND QUEENS SCHOOLS Herbert McDornan, Florence McGuIre, Ray- David Felnsteln, Lazarus Fine, Henry Frank.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 26. Ir. Frank K. Perkins, Principal.

Girls Anna Henrietta, Alfano, Jean Nor-mond Anderson, Gladys Wildsprett Anderson, Veronica BafFa, Caroline Blausten, Mildred Blausten, Hannah Helen Berk man. Minnie Caparofsky, Augusta Elizabeth Cooke, Aloysi Frances Coyle Alma Edwards. Edith M. A. Evans, Ruth Esther Far-rell.

Katherine Grace Flynn, Loretta Agnes Forbes, Hattie Gerber. Mildred Catherine Bertha Goedel. Minnie Vivian Goss, Sarah Jean Grossman, Lillian Marion Guest, Mabel Clarice Guntlier, Martha Haber, Miriam Matilda Ha run an, Alice Blanche Hoar, Amy Frences Jbert, Beatrice Viola Karls-ruher, Evelyn Louise Karrer, Hazel Amelia Keane, Katherine Keller. Jenny Viola Kind born, Agatha G. Large man, Mollie Leder-man.

Hannah Helen Lewis, Pnullne Muriol Lindner. Cecelia Matilda Marlon, Frances Mooney, Katherine Georglana Mueller, Bertha Josephine Newman, Florence Anna Pearce, Lillian C. Pfrang, Edna Plato, Edna Prloe, Constance Marion Rahe. Edna Dorothea Reeves, Celia Gertrude Rosenberg, Harriet Frances Rosen berger. Sophie Rubin, Augusta Henrietta Rudolph, Anna Margaret Schmale, Clara Schumacher, Helen Eleanore Sherman, Alma Frances Shevlin, Bessie Belle Sonnenblum, Alice Theresa Sullivan.

Martha Anna t'erckvltz. Uernice Van Brunt, Paula Elizabeth von Kapff, Anna Mildred Weil, Pauline Henrietta Wilis. Boys Elmer Harold Ackerson, Charles C. Ackerson, Charles M. J.

Ablamowicz, William Alfred Ball. Hyman Bezinsky. Harold Joseph Brown. Benjamin Caparofsky, William A. Crawford, Joseph Davis, Joseph F.

Donovan, Arthur S. Feldman, Mortimer Ferst, Theodore Firestone. Leopold P. rledhereer. Benjamin Freedman.

Abraham Julius Frey, Valentine Gebhardt. Kenneth bell, Thomas M- Clamp, Tbomas A. Crow-E. Glesselmann, Julius Gross, Thomas E. ley.

Frank G. Dietrich. Marcus F. Doerr-Halloran. Waldemar H.

Haug. Francis A. I zapf, Edward A. Donnellv. James Doyle, Jappe.

Arnold Katske, Charles I. Kelly, i Harry O. Gebel. Louis Gennes, Harry D. GuBtav J.

Kurz, Herbert Lemmey, Richard Goldbach, Christian Guthy, Harold Hagen-Leonard, Samuel Levlne, Edward McCad- miller, Walter L. V. Hail, Charles Heln-den, James T. McDonald, Joseph Daniel lein, William Hlin, Leslie Hlrschel. Freder-McGoldrick, Monroe Middlehrook, Richard 1 ick Hubner, James J.

Huddy, Edward R. Nebrlch WUHam E. Ogden, Edwin Humana Adolph M. Jehl, Fred Knoll, O'Keefe. Raymond Blair, Oliver.

George W. Edward A. Koater. John P. Kreidemaker, "rry H.

Salmen. Alfred J. Jacob Martin, George J. M.ssenTer AN 8chntlder' Alfrcd w- Bchulz. William phonse H.

Miller, Alfred Nnther, Henry R. lefrled Burner- Nicole. Alvln W. o-Coniior. Joseph Ortow- mm.

oiax rtiacK, jionry i um uaen ski, ieuDen a. rtney, j-iarry J. uoth, hnmen To Win Trophy for All-Round Alh- letics Tills Year. The two perpetual trophies awarded this year for the first time by the Girls Branch of the P. S.

A. L. for all-round athletics have been captured by Manhattan and Bronx schools. Next year Brooklyn and Queens schools ought to pet them. One is a trophy for all-round athletics conducted by volunteer teachers, awarded to that school having the greatest proportion of eirls I of athletic age (3A to 8K).

The second tropny is awarded to the school having an athletic center, the conditions being like those governing the former trophy. To qualify for the trophy the girls must stand high in school work, and must also have participated during the season in swimming, walking, skating, folk dancing, basketball, baseball, relay races, etc. ERASMUS ALUMNI ON SAIL Over 80 Co-ordinates Enjoyed Themselves Hugely. The third annual cruise of the Coordinates of Erasmus Hall High School was held Saturday. The affair was an Immense success from every point of view.

Over eighty Co-ordinates and their friends sailed on the steam yacht Halcyon from Battery Park and returned about 11 p.m. The spirits of the party were enlivened by singing and dancing, accomplished with the aid of the Co-ordinate orchestra. Refreshments were served about 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald C. MacLean acted in the capacity of chaperons. The committee in charge of the affair consisted of Walter E. Kirch, chairman; All A. Hassan.

John Anthes, Henry S. Kane and Allyn Stillman. Among those present were Ipabella Wiley, Laura Pope, A. Fennell, Marion Morgan, C. Miller, Anne MeGlue, F.

Edgars, Jane Mullins, Elaine Very, Edith Haerle. Louis Zemanskv, Charlotte Nelke, Helene Gold, Edvthe Roe-mer, Hannah Bedell, Lydia Hofstetter, Martha Brierley, Gladys Richards. Helen Downey, Emily McGulnness, Esther L. Auspland, A. Magna, Helen Adams, Bertha Pedersen, Anna Vance, Amelia Jacobi, L.

Cauley. A. Howitt, Marion Pace, Helena Falrhurst, Gertrude Wagner, Valerie Gamartn, Francis Bellman, Bernedette Morgan, Marjorie Van Nostrand, J. Edwin Russell. Edward St.

Martin, Victor Porter, Henry S. Kane, John Meader, Edmund Keenan, Austin N. Low, Earl Seaman, Daniel C. Seaman, Henry Wiley John Anthes, Edwin Summers, John Lehman, Walter Kirch, Reynold Paufve, Victor Porter, Frank W. McDonell, Howard A.

McDonell, Edward Hildebrand, Raymond J. Sheridan, J. T. Hohmann, Daniel H. Schmidt, Clamor Magna, Willis Cole, Anthony Rogers, M.

Millwood, Hilde-gard Fischer, Herbert Thompson, Edgar Leddy, James Aimer, M. Fay, Enim Hassan, John MeGlue, Peter Anthony, William Graham, Harvey B. Fyfe, K. Neil Donally, Albert Schreier, Leo Kaiser and Allyn Stillman. HEFFLEY INSTITUTE.

Frank Mark, superintendent of the Heffley Institute, Mrs. Mark and Miss Mabel Helen Hefflley, who have been on a trip to California and the Panama Exposition, are returning through Yellowstone Park and will spend a few days in Chicago. They expect to reach Brooklyn on July 1. Miss Grace Wallace, secretary to Mr. Mark, leaves for her vacation on July 1.

She will spend the month in Washington and Atlantic City. Miss Henrietta Fries of the typewriting department; Frank Hubs of the bookkeeping department; Miss Alice Morton of the stenography department and Arthur Myers of the Regents' department, are also among those who will take their vacations beginning July 1. Miss Clementine Zartman has been engaged as assistant in the business office during the summer months. IRVING-SCOTT IVY. Dr.

D. Bryson Delavan of Manhattan has presented to the Washington Irving High School an ivy plant which he has been raising from a sprig obtained from the Washington Irving ivy at Sunnyslde. This ivy was given by Sir Walter Scott from a piece of his own at Abbotsford. Sir Walter had previously obtained his from Melrose Abbey. The plant is in excellent condition and Is to be cared for in the greenhouse of the school.

Mollle Berman. Gertrude Berner. AdIe Bernstein. Jeiinie Davis. Helen Elbers, Borg-hild Efstegard, Sophie Garrson, Anna Glb-ney, Esther Goldstein.

Sarah Greenberg. Kate Halpert, Anna Horowitz, Leah Jacobson, Emily Kley, Reva Kornblum, Henrietta Lelbowitz, Prudence Leonard I. Julia Levin, Ruth Levy. Sophia Levy, Gurlle Lindstrom, Laura Melslman. Rose Mensoff.

Ruth Merky. Hannah Michaelson. Lillian Orlevtuh. Ruth Orlevitch. Helen Rosenllcht.

Ainl KosenQuist, Frieda Rothstein, Pauline Samuels, Lillian Satz, Rebecca Schatz. Doris Schosaberg, Lena Shlnensky. Annette Sigfl, Elizabeth Slegel, Pauline Simon. Bella Slrlote. Alice Solomon, Mildred Traclitenberg, Isabella Troop.

Bertha Turetcky. Martha Watson, lff Weiss, Ida Wolf, Anna Wolfsdorg. Thekia Wood, Esther Zelmanow. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 168.

Robert J. Frost, Principal. Girls Jennie Avldon. Rose Blumowltz, Tillte Bromberg. Uussle Brodney, Eva Brown, Mamie Cederbaum, Anna Cohen.

Sarah Dareff, Mary Davidson, Anna Dtefen-bacta, Helen Ehrenrelch. Rose Feder, Pauline Ganzer. Frances Gold. Daisy Greenberg, Eva Greenberg, Bertha Grodln, Jennie ruber, Celia Haber, Frieda Hechter, Marceline Hoch, Helen Jaffa, Lena Kantor, Ida Kell-ner. Evelyn Kessler.

Ltllie Kuiavski, Mary Kusner, Pauline Lewis, Sarah Morman, Lucy Pavloff. Loretta Plklns, Kate Polippl, Dora Rablnowitz. Minnie Rattner, Regina Roth. Gussie Schliefer, Tetta Schnitzer. Freda Schuller, Gussie Shapiro, Sadie Siskin.

Lena Stockier, Rose Stempel, Johanna Tietel-baum. Esther Tobaek, Celia Vuernick. Frances Wasserman, Rose Welnsteln Anna Weissman. Boys Meyer Abrami, Louis Askowltz, Harry Berkowitz, Joseph Bernstein. Angelo Collerato, Jacob Danllowitz, Solomon Dis-ton, Jacob Eisenberg.

Jacob Fischer, Gordon Fox, Samuel Friedman. Ahraham Fuchs, Samuel Gersman, Samuel Ginsberg. Emanuel Goldman, Joseph Goldstein, Samuel Goldstein, Hyman Grant. Jacob Greenstone, Alexander Harris. Mortimer Hauser, Oscar Helschober, Harry Hershkowitz, Reuben Hlmmelsteln, Harry Horowitz, Edward Hu-berman, Benjamin Hudee, Michanl Klvde, Morris Konowitz, Barnet Kopschefskv, Benjamin Leyine, David Liehowitz, Isadore Manblatt.

Louis Mandel, Abraham Matas. Max Mlndel. Samuel Newman, William Oehl, Louis Rare), David Ratner. Mandel Ray. Louis Rosenberg, Morris Rosoff.

Charles Rostdeutscher, Joaeph Saposhnlck, Lester Schick, Joseph Schneider, Slgmund Schwarta, George Shapiro. Jacob Shapiro, Abraham Scherr. Solomon Stahl. Morris Traum, Solomon Welnsteln, Benjamin Wer-ber, Frank Winkler, Zacbary WUtner. Ben-Jamin olf.

GARDENERS AT NO. 43 Excellent Work Done in Densely -Populated District. The Garden Association of Public School No. 43, Boerum street, near Manhattan avenue, has made a verv fine record during the past school year, under the direction of James A. O'Donnell, the principal.

There are 2,400 pupils enrolled in the club, and they have registered 200 home gardens in the Botanic Garden Association. Besides planting seeds and flowers they have organized field clubs and made excursions tn th parks. Of the members 134 applied for admission to the course in field work given at the Botanic Gardens. During the year they planted 300 tulip bulbs, 544 packages of seeds, cultivated 1 2S window boxes, 20 yard boxes. 20 roof boxes and two vegetable plots, besides planting two trees.

And all of this was done in a or-hnni that Is situated In the heart of a densely populated district, where even snncn fnr window boxes is at a premium, and where the nearest park is miles away. Mr. O'Donnpll Tina revftnaA ovrann ments whereby the gardens will be taken vaio ui uuuiig liiw Hummer ny tne vacation playground. As far as possible niciiiuciBuip ul in regular uaraen L1UD LAST ERASMUS SPIRIT. Dedicated to the Senior Class, Which Was Just Graduated.

The Erasmus Spirit, the Erasmus Hall weekly, made its last appearance for the term in the form of a special senior number. It was double its usual size. Class Day was written up in full, and there were many cuts.including one of Dr. Walter B. Gunnison, and members of the graduating class.

There were the usual club notes and jokes, and a good editorial. The Issue contained the class poem, written by Laura Steen-Moller. The staff of the Spirit is as follows: Editor-in-chief, John H. Neville; managing editor, Natalie V. Davis; business manager, Dayton Fitzgerald; assistant business managers, Robert S.

Fleckles and Flora Brown; publicity editor, George Morrison; associate editors. Ephraim Rappaport, William Harford, Frances Delaney. Louise M. Gorey, Harry Halperin, Oliver Comstock, Robert Darn. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO.

11. Frank F. Hurtling, Principal. Boy Herbert Almgren, Harry Hampton, Frederick Blette, Harry Hoise. Millard Calhoun, John Cunningham, Samuel Da Bonis.

John Fox, Mayo French. Malcolm Oluck, Harold Hertzor, William F. Klmmtck, Charlea McUulrk. Frank Madlgan. Hlchard Mannheim, Frederick Miller, Thomas My-lod.

James Kagle, Robert Pape. Jamea Pat-tie, Thomas Rossbottom, Adolph Shacklett, Lewis Tucker, George Weyant, Frederick Whiting. Girls Anita Brown, Lena Carneval, Joi-Celyn Dewey, Anna Dobson, Dorothy Donecke, Helen Doody, Natalie Dripgs, Estelle Foulon, Frances Frawley, Lena Ge-rona. Marguerite Gordon, Esther Crash amp, I Dorothy Hayes, Mary Johnson, Nora Johnson. Pauline Johnson, Nelle Kellj-, Catherine tern an, Esther Kunnes, Jeannette Lape, Sylvia Lorber, Dorothy Malcolm.

Laura Milllngton, Sophie Rocker. Doroth Rosenthal. Mildred Roberts, Christine Simpson, Margaret Smith. Jane Stewart. Rosemary Tlerney, Marie Vestral, Edith Welsicer, Loretta Windecker, Damarts Young.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 16. Dr. Lewis H. Tuthill, Principal.

Dora Frumkin, Anna Clark. Anna Hcheink-man, Leonora Glickman, Miriam Sandler, Grace Weiss, Evelyn Llpschits, Isabel Aron-Bon, Anna Freedman, Ahraham Sweet man, Behrend Richard, Benjamin Skaletsky. Anna Katz, Hadle Blumenthal, Edna Pruckner, Marion Fonda. Leonore Volt, David Se.ler. Hamuel Horn, Thelma Kirchner, Tolande fiteig, Rosella Cohen, Frank Poley, Henrietta Held.

Frank Baldwin, Alexander Ginsberg, Harry Hlrschhorn, Maxim Levy, Frederick Gravenliorst, Albert Budoiman, Sylvia Fried, Lillian P'elnberg, Leo Jacobson, lei dor Roth-man, Jesse Henlgson, Albert Baker. Milton Arncen, Henry Brooks, Gerl De Francesco, Alfred Despang. Milton Harris. Samuel Hoffman, Archibald Jacobs, Duncan McMillan, Herman Melsner, Adam Plret, Monroe Rubensteln, tiulig Salzlngor, Harold Shapiro, Mortimer Schwartzbath, Frederick Shwab, Isadora Wanderer, Edna ii, iaa Cohen, Lillian Dodd, Hannah Freedman, Ethel Gibba, Rachel Gross, Edna man, Gertrude Sonnenscheln, Evelyn Tobias, PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 17.

Thomas P. Smith, Principal. Julius Bentkowskl, Salvator Cianfararl, Stephen Galy, Isidore Gantsher, Abraham Gelaso, William Goemann, JOdwnrd Gorskle, Samuel Kessler, Peter Konlcczny, Lester Kuster, Conrad Lamedlca, Louis Manet ta, Morris Marmorstein, Emanuel Moskowitz, Andrew Palmo, Angelo Panzarella, Raffael Petrantonio, Charles Rottkowsky, Hyman Snkoisky, Emanuel Sinert. Edward Smith, Andrew Stankovltch, Bertram Suesael, Stan-ley Suika. Joseph Vitelll, Bernard Warblow- eky, Samuel Weiss, Julius Zimmerman.

Aaron Andres, Myron Blum. James llo, Hyman Cohen, David Factorowltz, Dom-inlck Ferrara, Richard Franco, Martin Goldstein. Edward Hasko, Alexander Hanzer, Charles Katt, Adolph Kornbluth, James La-Barbera, Maurice Moskowltz, Gluseppi Na-taro, Frank Pinto, Daniel Rotunno, Louis Scatuorchia. Max Sheir. William Schnitzel, William Schroder, Joseph Szablewski, Anthony Verderome, John Vlquoto, Arthur Von Glahn.

PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 18. Earl P. Hayncs, Principal. Boys John Anglin, Samuel Abramowlti, Albert Busky, Casper Countess, Jacob Cooperman, Louis Cohen.

William Cohen. Hnrry Diamond, Nathan Gershenhorn, Frank A. Ingarglola, Harry Krawitz, Edward Ma Icq, David Rosenberg, Harold Roesch, William Romnnofsky, Morris Sher- man. William Sheldorfer. Oscar Schwartz, Joseph Stuchinsky, Mary Artz, Mildred Berger, Sylvia Radler, Kate Buda, Esther Broome, Celia Cohen, Josephine Bertha Glauh- man, Leah Goldln, EJna Goldsmith, Ella Kaufman, Edith Levy, Lena Mendelowltz, Sadie Orzechowfiky, Celia Rubin.

Rose Schneider-man, Sadie Sprung. Edna Stephens Pauline Smith, Dorothy Woronov. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 13. John W.

HaiTerty, Principal. Boys Nathan Adeberg, Isldor Alper, Albert Asterchinsky, Mowes Apotlioker, George Appoldt, Samuel Bertrstein, Paul Hlenstook, Henry Block, William Boxer, Nathan Bryo-ztk, Jacob Chaltln, Thomas Christy, Hurry Cohen, Isldor Cohen, Samuel Cohen, Leon Cohen, Rocco Colnbrese, Charles Dnvis, Nathan Falkowitz, I-ouis Elberger, George Epstein, (diaries Feibush, Alex, Flalkolt, Max finegnld, John Fischer, Harry Flormnn, Ahraliam Frank, Bernard Frank, Joseph Frank, Joneph Gluaeroff, Jacob Goldman, Natlmn Goldstein. Henry Gross, Abraham Helm, Frank Horowitz. Dennis Hurley. Peter Hurwitz, Mortimer Jacobs, Georgo Jncobson, David Kantor, John Kennelley, Nathan Ko-llve, Hernian Koschltz, David Krttzer, Nathan Kupferberg, Benjamin Lemineky, Nathan Levine, Samuel Levlno, Joneph Levlu-Bky, Abraham Levy, Jullusi Tjichtenstein, Louis Llchenberg, Bernard Mnrsh, Ahraham Milling, Moses Mitller, Jacoli Nathanson, MoiTis November, Barnett I'opkin, laldore Rublnowitz, Samuel Roth, Morris Rubinstein, Feltx Schneider, Morris Kchwnrtz, Nathan Sharoff, William Rhatz, Joseph Teyiper, Isaao Thaler, Michael Vttolitz, William Von Spleck.

elsen, George Welnsteln, Herbert WeiBa, Isaac Weiner, Harry Girls Florenrn Alperin, (lertrude G. Ba-diPh, Rose Rarkin, Ida Bnreltp. Mollis Beck-endorf, Dora Begler, l.lllle Henowltz, Marion Blaustetn, Florence D. Block, Nettle Broder, Sophie M. Chasnn, Hndio Cohen, Minnie Dessner, Bertha Diamond, Lena L.

Elkln. Pauline Felnsteln, Frances Fold, Mildred Freidlander, Sarah Front, Aupusta Ful-terman. Tda S. Oobelow, Beatrice Gerdwa-gen, Esther Goldberg, Minnie Goldman, Clara R. Goodeiman, Frelda Greenberg, Anna Gross, Jeanette E.

Grossmnn, Rose Gross. Nettle T. Hnness, Anna Harber, Lena Helden, Katherine Hellerman, Knte Hoffman, Anna Huff, Rebecca Jackson, Lottie Kaufman, Lydla L. Knnrlton. Minnie Lei- ner, Lillian Levlne, May Llcker, Mamie Lle-berman, Henrietta Lipsky, Frances Ludwig, Mary Lues, Tonetta Mannarlno, Jeanette Marks, Anna T.

McClellan, Agnes McGet-trlck, Lena Mendes, Bertha Namfrowflky, Rose Needelman. Enianucla V. Ntijro, Pearl Pashk. Rose PMmer, BcrLha Rothman. Annie Rchaffer.

Tillte Schapiro, Ltllie Scheuer, Sadie Schlupsky, Sadie Srhmertzler, Sophie Hchnur, Theresa St. Schntirniacher, MolHe Spgalowltz, Anna Seldel, Helen Shear, Frances Sigman, Anna Silverman, Clara Silverman, Elsie Simmons, I.lllio Spieffel, Frelda Spftzbart. Mary Htankevtcz, Jlelen Strltter, Sarah Tahel, Jennie Tulfs, Susan M. Valentine. Lena Weinberg, Mary Weinberg, Miriam Weiss, Ruth Zwirn.

INSTRUCTION. Co-Educational. OPEN ALL SUMMER HEFFLEY INSTITUTE 243 Ryerson Street Business Schools. TELEGRAPHY LEARN It graph? 'IVlrcrnphcrs wnnrrd, both seies. for Wireipps, Omiuneri-lHl.

nnllroad nr-count 8 hour Isw salnrirs weekly easily leampd; day, evpulng; only orcuiwitlon not overcrowded: free. Open nil tcrt. IlItOOKLYN tki.e;r.ph school. Hta Fulton st, WfsM'ru i nmn tfieraph (uuld Jng. LARGEST TFLK(iHI'H SCHOOI IN TIIR IMTF.I) STATUS.

Jr27-14t Business Training School 310 NI'TH NKAK FIFTH AV. Telephone S.miIIi PuinTner school now open, 1:30. Evening school as umial. PO.ITIOS KOK (iRtnVATEH. ir.ING.

Instruction given In day, evening and correspondence couriieg. NEW YORK SCHOOL OF FIUNO, US B'ay, New York. Founded 191J. For Boys and Young Men. SUMMER SCHOOLS VACATION GRAMMAR SCHOOL VACATION HIGH SCHOOL, trUSI.NESS ANT) teP A A TOR Sl'HOOL CIVIL BR VICE SCHOOL Uicaten at XT Polytechnic Preparatory School 89 LivingRton Street.

Tel. Office opt-n daily 9 to 6 evenings 7:30 to 9:30. Send or call for special circulars 1. a 1 11 AciuKiiv von. buys.

10ii-arre caminis: lake. 8 modern buildings: gymnuttilim. swiiuniliife-pool. Endowed. Tpfum H00.

JOHN C. SHAUI'K. A.M. U.D., Ykrnti-master, bog illHirtitowD, N. lefi sau7 ssum NEWTON ACADEMY for Boys.

A emt-milltHry hoinf Rchoul. RSth year. 1.000-foot elevntlau. All sports K.rnniHRiiini. THILIP B.

WILSON, A.M., Box V. Newton. N. J. JMi Bsmii FOR PI.C1AI.

INFORM AT I ON bout Schools and Summer Tamps, conaylt THR EHOOKL' EAGLE INFOUM.X TiO.V BUREAU. je3-tf LeibowUz Tilile iTevy Ruth MpIspI MolHe Morse Lah NenSv 51 sJitt I il Sheedy. EUzabeth SeS ott- School Paper Tells of Work Done by Mr. O'Neill. The graduating number of the Toung American of Public School No.

155, that appeared today, is the most important one published. It is profusely illustrated with pictures of prominent boys and girls of the school. In addition it has a full page picture of the president of the Board of Education, Thomas W. Churchill. The Young American contains, also, a budget of school news that was prepared by the boys, under the supervision of the teachers editorial committee, that consists of S.

P. Abelow, editor; Benjamin Greenwald, assistant editor: Miss Toothill. Miss Preston, Miss Mooney, Miss Glacken and Miss Dunne. As Principal O'Neill has been selected to organize the new Public School No. Ii8, Dean street and Saratoga avenue, the Young American pays him the following tribute: "Mr.

O'Neill came to No. 155 from No. three years ago. During thl period the number of classes was Increased, the percentage of attendance was raised and truancy was obliterated. Mr.

O'Neill accomplished this result by convincing the parents that the teachers worked for the benefit of the child by making the Instruction in the classroom Interesting' and by encouraging the development of a fine social spirit among the teachers. "The parents, the children and the community are under obligations to Mr. O'Neill for the services he has rendered to Public School No. 155 and to the Ocean Hill district." NEW COURSES FORTEACHERS To Be Given by the Queens Borough Association. The Queens Borough Teachers Association has arranged new courses for the year 1015-irurt.

to be given in different sections of the borough, as follows: Special methods in arithmetic, by George H. McNair. at the Jamaica Training School for Teachers. Methods in teaching, general and special, by George E. Walk of New York University, at Public School No.

90, Richmond Hill. Health, self-expression, efficiency, the speaking voice, by Mrs. Clara J. Moore of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, at Jamaica Training School. Courses in the following will also be given: Domestic science, blackboard sketching, social dancing, at different schools throughout the borough.

Detailed notice will be sent later to each school. GIRLS CAN LEARN TRADES Can Begin at Manhattan Trade School in July. Acting City Superintendent of, Schools John H. Walsh makes tha following announcement: "The Manhattan Trade School tor Girls has obtained permission to use a large room In the present building for its summer term, and will, there- 1 fore, be able to take an entering class of about one hundred girls on Tues day, July 6. The summer term will continue only until August 1.

All girls who enter on July 6 will be able to continue their work in September. It is expected that a large number of graduates from the elementary schools will take advantage of this opportunity for beginning their course in July. "As the number of applicants for admission in September Is already more than can be accommodated, all girls who wirth to be certain of having a place in the Trade School next year should begin their course in July." MISS McMANUS IS WINNER Tarrytown, N. June 28 Miss Helen McManus, daughter of James McManus of 376 Lenox Road, Brooklyn, is the winner in a competitive examination for a four years scholarship in Marymount Boarding School. Miss McManus graduated with honors from Holy Cross School.

She will begin her studies at Marymount on September 21. FOOD mond Mclnnes, Lawrence Mcuonigai. Henry Macinness. Lewis Marks. Preston Moffett, Harold Montague, Robert Munkelt, Stanley Norcom, Herbert O'Donnell.

Ernst Giinell. Edna O'Neill, Donald Overholser, Gela Pindek. Charles Pletkln. Tilly Pollack, Louis Potruch, Marcy Plotter, Orln Quigley. Helen Qulnn, Sadie Rablnowitz.

George Kael, Margaret Reilly. Walter Rollins, Louts Heehak, urace Hereon, Kutn om.iora, iieia eieu, Mary Stone. Isadore Busman. Alice Sutcliffe! Francis Talbot. Ralph Tallgren, Eleanor Thompson, Joseph Thompson.

Rohert Thompson, Cecil Valentine. Arthur Warde, Benjamin Weiceman, Wilfred Wilkinson, Ryley Wilson, Edward Young, Oscar Zsmao. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 95. Miss K.

M. A. Kcycs, Principal. Victor Onthony Bacile, Stephen Francis Badalamenti, William Bennett, Charles Ellsworth Bret tel. John Brehm Itrxlie, Joseph Patrick Cody, Eugene Gannon, John Morton Green, George Washington Francis Hart, Stanley Henry Holler.

William Camil-lus, Johnston, Norman Francis Chandler Kerr, George John Melsenheimer. Dante Joseph Rusclolelll. Joseph Aniadeo Lawrence Squillante, Alfred Welns, Mary Henrietta Azzi, Elennor Rita Collins, Marion Edith Hulin, Mary Wilson Jenkins. Helen Cecelia Kenny, Dorothy Katharine Keyes, Madallne Kies, Grace Marie Adelaide Resell, Viola Madeline Neruda Sin tenia. Jeanette Louise Steinbuch, Dagny Elizabeth Olsen.

PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 106. Joseph V. Witherlwe, Principal. Pnva A nilrAW W.

Auprtin fliar Kvmratt F. Bennett, Walter L. Hurghardt. Harry Fturlr. Anthonv CaldarA I'limnn rmn Sapkowltz, Albert Schulonfrle, Frederick scnuiz, jonn Hcnwarz, Arthur Shllllto.

Ju- Ilus Hlmon, EdwarW E. Smith. Owen Smith, J. Francis Sweeney. Henry Thies, Raymond Tuomny, J.

Arthur Volz, Ever-et Weber, Samuel Weinberger, George Weiss, Louis Weiss. Harry J. Welskopf, Alfred Welch. William li. Werna, Arthur J.

Wink. Howard Winkelmann. Girls Selma L. Asch, Eleanor M. Baal, Claudia A.

Ballagh, Margaret BeverBdorfer, Dorothy E. Bomenian, Grace A. Brady. Mabel F. Buchman, Myrtle F.

Brown, Mabel C. Burgman. Alice Carey. Mary L. Collins, Magdelene Coney, Rosemarie Costello, Edna M.

Craig, Edythe W. Covert. Catherine C. Daubert. Julia T.

Kberle, Hazel B. Edel-mann. Alma Elsenhauer. Gertrude Eldard, Mary D. FJuegel, Marie E.

Fluegel, Blanche O. Frueh, Edna M. Fuclis, Ludell D. Gross, Estelle Gusky, Florence L. Hartman, "iolet B.

Hlghee, Josephine Hopkins, Ada L. Hueg, Hannah Jablow, Ehba K. Kelly, Mnrle V. Klunk, Edna Kroenler, Helena K. Lanlgan, Elsie E.

Leschlnsky. Dorothy Loevlus, Dorothy M. McClane, Emma J. Maurer, Lillian C. Millar, Lillian E.

Mueller, Helene A. Reilly, Olga C. Reiss, Margaret E. Rudolf, Loulae McKInley Sclmaf, Maybell lvian Rcharf, Mary Schectmaater, Aline L. Sche-fer, Elsie A.

Schroeder, Augusta Simon, Veronica C. Smith, Emma D. Softy, Mario H. Softy, Johanna Stauder, Irene M. Tanner, Madeline Thompson, Sadie C.

Walker. Margaret M. Wensler, Helen J. Woodel, May Worthlngton, Edna M. Zweibrecker.

PUBLIC SCHOOL O. 110. James T. Casey, Principal. Boys Frank Abruzzo, Mayburg Adams, Charles Alpher, Josepn, Joseph Anderson, Frank Arundell, Henry Barker, Fred Reckman, D.

Francis Burns, Hit Del Campo, Percy Cf-ne, Lawrence Dunn, Charles Dearcopp, John Oehn, Nicholas Dlpple Victor Edwin, William Egbert, Philip Flbich, Ignatius Forfa, Henry Gerhard, Joseph Glennon, Edward Given, William Grimeck, Wil-IIiliii Hauptman, Thomas Havron, Charles Karamus, Aaron Last, George Schelhas, Georga Lledvogel, Franklin Lock ward, Richard Ioughlin, JoTin l-ukaszewski, Edward Ma-gulre, Bert Mathlsen, Henry McCleery, George Metz, John Miller, Henry Miller, Morris Miller, August Morgineter. Joseph O'Nell, Antonio Peletto, Alfred Quentln, Fred Ronnin-ger, Fred Rons, Frank Rojewski, Jacob Rosenthal, George Rosenthal, Lamlert Maci, William SchoesHer, Giistave Schwelzer, Eric Smith, Robert Tankoos, Howard Tltetjen, Adolf Voba, John Waleh, Louis Wannermeyer, Thomas Warren, John Welgtind, Nathan Welnstein, William Weggand, Jumes Westwood, Fred Wls-newekl, Wolbert, George Zahler. Girls TcBfite Arunella, Matilda Ayorgals, Madeline Blum, Marie Bogdanffy, Dorothea Honnington, Frances Kreutch. Mildred Clanry, May Cosgrove, Mllda Damberg, Ellen rintvn ItiD- liacdu Vrior1tnDn Lilian Viola Grace, Rose Greenstien, Mabel Gmne-berg, Meat rice Hayes, 'lara Holtz, Nellie Howard, Gladys Jones, Jennie Karanus, Lo retta Kerwin. Mary Knaack.

Gertrude Komin. sky, Stella Kosirzewakl, Emma Langc Edith Lint zmoyer, Irene Ix)gan. Florence Mack e. Iiulse Loderhose. Cecellia Ludwig, Elizabeth rieien Muuer, vioia, Neyenin, Frances Oster.

Pauline Poletto, Jennie Randall. Ruth Relchenthal, Laura Relchert, Josephine Reiter, Dorothy Rhodes. Martha Rndnlansky, Lillian Romberg, Lillian Sunnenbiick, Martha cnaetz, jrene tecneiier, Mnnette ct.lichtnig, Elsie Strlngham, May Sullivan. Bessie Rowell. Martha Swenson, Caroline Toupo, Carolyn aieno, iiarDara egnorn, iiertna winsiow.

Bertha woii. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 114. Theodore B. Barrinpor, Principal, Boys Tony Baronl.

Joseph A. Brvne. FrHnk M. Denton, William R. Ecks, James E.

uiiertnn, J-ienry H. Grun. Harold D. Haack, William Hutchings, Charles J. Keck, Joseph F.

Kelly, Henry G. Lankenau, Arthur J. Mayer, William Meaktm, Aivtn G. Miller, William E. Connor, John Payn-ter, Joseph G.

Rosen, Robert Search, Louis Silverstein. Hurry E. Warren. Gtrls Elslo Barth, Jessie E. Buchan, Vivian L.

Fritz, Rose Gtnzburg, Beatrice L. Mellen, Anna IS. Mlschler, Viola L. Perkins, Winifred Rauner. Esther L.

Schumacher, fnna tJ. vieaer, Ainertna v. waternouse, Esther B. Widing. Florence Williams, Beatrice B.

Wilson. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 119. Dr. Moses Becker Principal.

Boys Hugo A. Anderson, Harold I Breltenbecker, John Cicero. John Colll- gan. Howard J. Connelly, waiter T.

Corser, Charles F. Ernst Cornelius A. Fitzgerald, William F. Haase Boyce Jenkins, Harry R. Katt, August J.

Konrad William r. Martin, John nieivin, Jack Moore, William A. rscwnian, Ainert j. fa- Itskl, Charles P. Piacentl, C.

Leonard Richardson Edwin C. Rosenbladt, Ernest V. Sandstrom, Henry W. Sandstrom, Har old Stranvold, Alfred W. Sulsky, Antony Vlgllodolo, Percy C.

warren, Kussell War ren. Girls Llla B. Davis, Carrie I. Edgar. L1I llan M.

Blrnst, Lillian Fleischmann, Jose phine M. Fraumene, Lillian G. Gruenewald, Clara W. Hamann. Josephine A.

Hana, Aline I. Mncy, Bertha Meskln, R. Mildred Morse, Margaret A. Moylett, Elizabeth A. Porter.

Florence Saunders. Alma F. Thorn, Nora Tlndall. Alice M. Tormey, Madeline M.

Torpey, Gretehen M. Wewerka. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 130. Ir.

ticorffo B. Gerniann, I'rincipal. Elbert Andrews. Claua Packstrom, Dorothy Baldwin. Eleanor Birmingham.

Florence Rjork, Fred Hrandes. Lyman Brlckley, E-a Brown. Jack Brown, John Carey, Amelia Collins, John Conway, Marguerite Conwav, Russell Dalzell. Marie Denvir, William Dowllng, Anna Eck- naraT. tienry r.noerie, Olivet Herman.

Gregory Hession, Lyman Hopkins, Adelaide Igel, Will-ma Jamison. Francis Jonew, tJladvs Kfefer, August Kiep. Dorothy Kink, Elsie' Klrkland, Theresa Knpilow, Charles Krauts. Mav Madden. Charlea Manlcr, Edward Meadows.

William Meagher. Charles Metzuer Edward OW'elll. Selma Pelz, Abraham Posea. William rraetorlus. Walter Premier, Ethel Rosenkranz Florence Rowohlt, Mabel Rubins, Caroline Sevarc.e.

Kenneth Strohofer, Grace Watkin, Amelia Winkelstein, Henry Wlssemann. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 136. Warren M. Van Xame, Principal.

Boys Leonard Adamo, Richard Atkn Francis Anasagasti. Clifford Andersnn Henry Arneson, Ernest Bergendahl, Joseph om K4umi tuf uio, asst titer Brady. Paul B'irmrster, Joseph D'Amhr John Dohbertl, William En vail, Markua Gundersen, El wood Hauck. Edwin Hansen, Gosta Holmer, Reuben Jensen, Sebastian Kohout, William Levine, Arnold Mathtson, Eugene McCaffrey, Charles McXally, George Mortimer, George Muzzadrl, Charles Nelson, Alfred Quilicl, James Quigley, Thomas Rear-don, Philip Simon. John Smith, Tony Te-doskl.

James Volpe, Henry von Bargen, Dnnlel Ward. Henry Wilkens, Howard Wolf! v.iria usan Alter, l-ucy n. iieimer, Caro- Mueiuer, iMizmuMn iiius, r.u.Mntiui U. 17a7l uir'v aS iS m' a HHnlf WlF IV V0' Henrlokeen, Gladys Hochwald, Ruth E. Johansen, Catherine Kenneny, iena m.

M.oroe, a. Larsen, Mary E. McLennan. Mary Mocaluso, Astrtd Mndtson. Lucy C.

Malnella. Edith A. Mal-thnner, Anna M. Mandnto, Malsto E. Mnt-chett, Jeanette 8.

Mathlesen, Louisa r. Mattes, Emily A. Moran, Gertrude R. Noonan, Mnrtlia C. Olsen, Olgn (lsen, Barbfira A.

Pnlndino. Soverlna Rudnk. Emma M. IJie- ker. Jonet A.

Rllcy, Louisa A. Rochrs, va? ne Si'lavi, JosephfTic it H'rodthofT Irginta A. Stafford, Strlla Toresen. Aagot Thorstonsen, Hose E. Vaz- zana.

Sophie P. Wlgley. Ida F. Woll. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO.

149. Robert Coniln, Principal. Boys Bernard Albert. Benjamin Alper-Bttn, Samuel Axlerod, Meyer Barltn, Morris Barnett, George Berger, Abraham Rertnan, Paul Binder, Benjamin Brazlllnr, Alex Bresner, Harry Brownsteln, Abraham Bursht, David Cantor, Samuel Churgel, Isaac Cohen, Ben.iamin Cooper, Ralph Deutnoh, Harry Derow, Benjamin Dlnnerstetn, Daniel Dub- Benjamin VKmon, Israel ElwntUt, -iax teiDer, Herbert Goldstein, hjaney uoia- stein, Louis Greenbaum. Jacob Greenberg, Hjman Greenman.

Jacob Greenwald, Sam Gruber, Feltx Hoffman, Charles Jackofsky. Alexander Kahan, Hyman Katz, David Klrschenbaum. Jacob Klein man, Samuel Kraeger, Harry Krakower. Cyrus Lack, Nathan Lamm. David Landau.

David Lauer, Arthur Lebrfeld, Jacob Letchtung, Jerome Levin, Victor Lleberwltz, Samuel Llttwln, JJorrU Malltn. Hyman Markover, Hyman MasH. Simon Mollln. Charles Mullanev. Harry Oppenheim, Harry Pickel.

Isaac Pos-ner, Meyer Potolsky. Leon I'raisner, Dick Ralsfeld, Robert Ratner, Jacob Rosenthal. Max Rosenthal, Nathan Rubenton, Aaron Schacknowitz, Cecil Schatz, Oscar Schlelff. Daniel Schneider. Fred SeldJer, Jacob Shapiro.

Inidor Shush.msky. Ifaac Silver, Isidore Sporowsky. Louts Stein, Max Sycnff, Isidore TolchlnMky, Nathaniel Vnger. Max Wengpl, Hyman Wllensky, Harry Zimmerman, Harry Zimmerman. Girls Esther Abend, Florence Albert, Lillian Aitman, Sadie Altman, Mamie Amsterdam.

Yetta Andman, Lilly Benowltz, Bertha Blren, Lillian Bloomenfleld, Louise Boetcher, Rose Bresner, Mamie Brlmberg, Ida Bylos-totsky, Lena Cohen, Ruth Cohen, Sarah Cohen, Celia Cooper, Anna Deutsch, Fanny Deutsch, Selma Diamond, Ida Ehrlich. Rebecca Eiaenberg. Rachel Fagan. Esther Far-berman. Etta Felnsteln, Anna Flnver, Btrdie Fischman, Rebecca Fox.

Dora Friedman, Anna Gabrlelow. Sadie Gerzog. Fannie Goldberg, Gertrude Got stein, Gladys Goldstein, Rose Gorinsky, Anna Greenhetg, Ida Greenfield, Sarah Heicht, Gusste Hertz, Lena Her-vtsh, Fannie Hyman, Rose Kallna. Nettie Katz, Anna Klebanoff, Theresa Klein, Grace Kleve, Sylvia Kleve, Mollte Kurtzweil, Jen nie ivumer, nose jjesiernKK, nose Levin, uevy, nannan ligntman, 'iessie Lipen- Mackowsky. Bella Marcus, Anna E.

Miller, Fannie Mllstetn, Dorothy Misblnsky, Rose Moenelta, Miriam Novlck, Miriam Penn. Yetta Puterman, Ida Rablnowitz, Lillian Reader, Dora Rosenberg, Esther Roaofsky. Bessie Rubin, Gussie Rubin. Annie Schoen-bere, Dora Shapiro, Mary Shapiro, Ida Stiver, Fannie Silverman, Fannie Sofer, Genevieve Stone, Rebecca Storch, Jennie Strauss, Angela Syzpula, Dora L'lln, Rose Ulln, Ruth Wjlersteln, Hannah Weckaelblatt, Anna We-godner, Rose Weinberger, Rose Wittenberg. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO.

152. Dr. F. L. Liiqucer, Irincipai.

Girls Gertrude M. Abbihl. Miriam Austin, Edythe Beals, Eleanor G. Boerum, Jennie M. Bradley, Jeannette K.

Castle, M. Marget Cochrane, Marjorie C. Curran, Emma L. Diekman, Dorothy M. Downing, Frances R.

Fallon. Elsie Fischer, Mattie H. Ford, Florence E. Graham, Mary C. Graham.

Elsie M. Grlemsman, Lilyan B. Hand, Margaret M. Hensehen, Erna Hess. M.

Elizabeth Hodgson, LeEUie Joseph, Lillian G. Kelly, Lucille A. Kip. Helen A. Klippel.

Gladys I. Macdonald, Madeline L. Orton, Marjorie Palmer, Mildred A. Pirung, Huth Purvis, Gladys S. Rice, Josephine M.

Salaway, Rose E. Shapiro, Marion L. Sims, Helen R. Stobbe, Patience Swann. Helen A.

Tapley, Anna C. Tonjes, Marlon A. Traendly, Catherine M. Wilcox, Tessie R. Willis.

Boys George H. Abeio, Edgerton L. Alk-man, Walter M. Barnaby, Fearing Bay lea, George C. Bendler, Gilbert H.

Castle Carl L. Cater, "Wesley F. Chadderton, Joseph D. Clark, George L. Cotter, Walter B.

Earle, Henry Clifford Fink. Charles I. Garside, Horore E. Gerrodette, Elmer A. Glenn, William A.

Gray, Jacob Held, Hans O. F. Helle, Bernhart W. Hetin, Melvin L. Hoffman, Harvey Juhe, Francis C.

Kalse Parker A. Kerby. Philip G. Kerker, Frederic IS. Knauth, Monroe B.

Levoy, Alan Marples, John D. McKnight, George L. Meleney, D. Stirling Motr, Russell R. Naismith.

Theodore W. P. Pang, George G. Parker, Henry W. Parker, Hermann F.

Rleke, Dudley A. Ro-ever, George M. Rutan, Wesley A. Ryan, Sanford L. Smith, J.

Wesley Stokes, Martin J. Suydam, B. Harold Tyrrel, George B. Webb, Henry N. Wyckoff.

PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 155. Charles E. O'Xcill, Principal. Gerardo De Vita, William Silverman, Irving Westermnn, William Bressler, Dominick Abbondondola, Kolman Bloom, Edward Field, Frank Barrevachla, Joseph Fisher, Louis Frankel, William Oswald, Ruben Cohen, David Nussbaum, Louis Brigante.

Philip Finkelstein, Max Elberg. Morris Brooks, Henry Bank, Julius Schiller, Thomas Lorenzo, Jamea Henandez, Herman Siff, Charles Worth, Raphael Guarino, Meyer Bloom, Dominick Bo vie, Orlando Annunzl-ttta, Edward McGrath, Michael Vlndette, Joseph Du PI, William Flavin, Alfred Plz-zonla, William Hamilton. Rebecca Dubrow, Leah Rlchman, Sarah Blerman, Estelle Robinson, Bridget Musso, Esther Golden, Bertha Hartman, Rosllnd Bernstein, Rosalia Bavetta, Flora Tardundo, Florence Bernstein, Frances Newman, Catherine Tully, Sarah Melsltsh, Grace Caesar, Mildred Bressler, Rebecca Scher, Mary Lu-tuso, Agnes Ayres, Rosa Brunettl, Mary Argentina, Frances Dick, Frances Halpern, Anna Hltner, Jane Herman, Gertrude Schneider, Anna Eleenstart, Anna Fareri, Marv Dl Johns, Kathorlne Dodge. Ruth Krieger. Mav Beatriz Paloa.

I Michael ladanza. Francis Welshaunt. Isi dore Lorner, Meredith Jones, Jacob Abramo-witz, Abe Goodstetn, Edgar Albertson, Fred Wuttke, Hyman Laminsky, Dan Applebaum, Nathan Englander, Gustav Ordover, John Mullaly, Bernard Helfman, Robert Marty, Harry Rosenbluth, Helen Callahan, LUlie Kornbloom, Sadie Welnsteln, Dora Dresch-ler, Henrietta Epstein, Mary Martone, Ida Geller, Lillie Schnapier, May Hindley, Irene Greftistpln. Dohorah Miller, Ruth Newman, Viola Palos, Rebacca Schreck, Rose V. Honlg, Mildred Schultze, Elizabeth Esposlto.

PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 160. Miss II. M. Curran, Principal.

Boys David E. Allen, John Allen, Rus-ell Anderson, Karl A. Anderson, Herman Baskin, Boris Bernard, Victor Bo vino, Charles Buckhorn, Francis Burger, Harold Carson, Edwin A. Clapp, Mosea Cohen, David Detgan, Frederick De Rlenza. Joseph Driscoll, James Drugan, Edward Fay, William Galvln, George Glick, Isidore Goldstein, Algot E.

Haglund, Arthur Hanktn, Walter J. Hayward, Wesley P. Hedler. Herbert Heepe, Reubin Heller, Maurice Hyman, Arthur Johnson, Andrew Jurglnson, Isadore Kaufman, Hubert Kelly, Henry Kelly, Henry Koehne, Dominick Lambertl, Lloyd Layer, Julius Levine, Abraham Lowensteln, Alexander Mackie, William Mantell, Benjamin Marsicano, Joseph Marslcano, Joseph Mar-atcano, Bernard Margulis, Max Marx, Nathan Marx, Joseph M. McAuIlff, Joseph Morse, Francis Mulhall, William Mulhall, Milton Nometh, James Nolan, Langdon Norris, Charles G.

Olsen, James O'Shea, Peter Parfse, Carlo Petroslno, John Pizzu-ttello, Slgmund Rosenfeld, Joseph Safcnlck, Max Schllngbaum, Samuel Schwartz, Lon-tanlno Selloe, Thomas Shearman, Thomas Shearman, David Singer, Henry Slzer, John Snedeker, Francis R. Steyert, Fred Stone, Albert Stott, Harold Sundberg, Carl Swed-borg, Arthur Thompson, Christian Thompson, Charles Tombler, Edward Van Steen, Millard Watson, Trevor O. Williams, Herman Wohlhorn, John Young. Girls Christine Anderson, Gertrude Arn-steln, Esther Barnett, May Bennett, Helen Belts, Marie BJornsen. Anita Brown, Agnes Christ lanson, Anna Coniglio, Lily E.

G. Crowther, Elizabeth Donofrio, Lillian Dono-frin, Mary Jane Drake, Constance Econo-pouly, Helen Fabell, Fannie Felnglass, Marv R. Folev, Mary Fonrow, Kathryn C. Gately, Florence C. Gilbert, Elizabeth B.

Gontkman, Helen T. Hagstrom, Anna Hal-pern, Ervin Hence, Hannah Jacobowitz, Sarah Jacoves, Valborg Johnson, Vera J. Kappel, Jennie Kaufman, Flora Kohl, Estelle Landau, Helen Laning, Anna Lev-stone, Blanche Lewis. Estelle Lteberman, Judith Liebman, Phyllis B. MacKenzte, Josephine Marzano, Elvira Masslmlno.

May Mafterson, Abigail E. Meagher, Gertrude Minkofsky, Eilith Nadelson, Lillian Nemser, Ruth A. Palmer, Mildred Perino, Mary Powers. Sadie Price, Marlon A. Proops, Selma Rakowiiz.

Annetta B. Rockstroh, Fay Rosenberg, Tlorence Roth. Charlotte Roth-enberg, Rnsaltnd Rumley, Julia Schoenfeld, Sophie Singer. Mildred Stern, Concetta Sturniolo, Josephine Taubenbtatt, Grace Ten Broerk. lsthr Thomsen.

Emma WalUman, Te Williamson, Muriel G. Wlnsper. PI BLIC SCHOOL XO. 163, Miss Mary K. Lynch.

Principal. Boys George Joseph Abeloff, Eugene J. A.moto, John J. Baldwin. John G- Bonner, Rudolph H.

J. Blanck, Churles S. Bernstein, Harold M. Bernstein, Kenneth J. Brown, Frank J.

Clayborne, Harry Cohen, Horace Feiuiierg. Angelo A. Fuaco, Jesse Goodman, I David Goldberg, Meyer Greenberg. Howard Hentze, John J. Hess, Abraham Korn- hlum.

Hasll H. Leather. n- Ham G. I-indgren, Morris Hpschutz, Edward I McCarthy. Edward J.

McGovern, George Moore, Michael Occhlptnti, Edmund v. Rinl Antonio V. Savarese, Monroe L. Seek- endorf. Ellerv W.

Thompson. Alfred T. Tliorn, Felix Wroobel, josepn j. zacnarsKi, Morris lorotny v. nrunner, iciurin, a.

Cana le. Florence Fei'isllber, lorence J. i Furnll, Resita M. Fitzpatrtck, Lucy E. Ge-sauldi Flora E.

Jensen. Katherine E. Ke- hoe, Ruth A. Kinsey. Ethel E.

Levy. Ruth ti. cusiu tvn Petrv, Antoinette Pupiise. lnirrea itusseu. Rnclts.

Irene A. Schlien, Grace G. i Shapiro, Beatrice Simon, Frances Slutsky, Elvira l. Stewart, nnwut-i. Glndvs Thorn, Adelaide U.

Toner, ranees Tui hinan. Gladys Van Loan, Jbllzabetn Walker, Helen M. Zlx. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 164.

Ie Forest A. Preston, Principal. Bovs Louts Abrnms. Lester AUen, Harry i G. Aronowltz, Joseph H.

Bayles. Saul Berko- witz, Lawrence ti. ncrnstetn, Morris rton- field, Samuel Buchholtz, Richard F. Burke, Hvman D. Coverman.

Morris Dube, Israel 1 Finkelstein, Samuel Flnkenthal, Ell Glasser, Abraham Goodstat, Abraham Greenberg, Isidore E. Grepnholz, Fred Greenwald, (ieorpe R. Gutfarb, Jacob J. Horowitz, August J. Hortenbach.

Nathaniel J. Kaufman, Leo Lanziliottt, John D. Law, Matthew LerhinsJW. Charles Llnke, Alvln Malthancr. Richard A.

Manes, Louis Meyer. Joseph Mirer. John w. Murray. Charles Nielsen, Joseph Rlchman.

Morris Rosenberg. Jorpnl Rosenblum, Vincent Rossttto. John F. Hnoa, David Roth. Morris Rotter, David Rovlnskv, Sidney I.

Sackln, Edward Sahlin. Abraham Scharlln. Joseph Schneider, Norman B. Schomburg. St mon Schonberger, Louie G.

Schwartz, Edward Sbaplrc, tieorge Shapiro, Jacob Shufro. William Stromlngpr. Isidore S. Thai. William B.

Woxelblfttt, Alvah White. Benjamin Worth. Girls Til Ho Ahramowltz, Anna Ant man. Sad. Baial.

Rosalie Doris BarRky, Sylvia Bayer, Selma Lyks, Lena Herman, Jeremiah Tuttle, Harold Vanderkar, Charles ftiiiene aiuner, ranK u. eir, ueorgo H. Whltthohn, George Hlnton Wood. PUBLIC SCHOOOL NO. 27.

Purvis J. Bchan, Principal. John Anderson, Walter Anderson, Albert Blakeney, Louis Cohen, Victor Cooke, Eugene Courtney, Antonio Caronla, Gilda Console, John Dunne, George E. Dunphy. Louis De Malo, Baldassaro Esposlto, William Ereck-sen, Richard Frampton, Benjamin Feltzen, Hubert Harrlgan, James Howard, JoBeph Kearns, Olof Knudsen, Jens Larsen, James Ryan, Walter Stacey.

Martin Stromberg, Ernest Tumulty, Honry Wnlsh, Henry Weber, Aaron Welnsteln, Edwin Connolly, Hugh Flynn, Helen Bronn, Genevieve de Gennaro, Lillian Hoist Helen McCarthy, Anna Roeder, Adelo Trotta, Edna Wright. Antonio Assante, Louis Byallck, Charles Bernius, Edward Byrnes, Francis Benevento, Jacob Bendlxen, Hans Berg, Joseph Clna, John De Carlo, Joseph De Martini. Harold Charles Frampton. Ranald Giles. Edwin Hansen, Allan Livingstone, Henry Mussel.

James O'Connor, Solomon Prutkln, Harry Pointer. Joseph Rlni, Arnold Schwartz. Frank McCabe, Virginia Castellan, Antoinette Diatafnuls, Esther Ekdahl, Viola Gnstafsen, Annette Kohlberger, Therese Sharlun, Alva Valentl. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 40.

Dr. Alec McAllister, Principal. Boys Dominic Anacrennte, Elmore Bau-melster, Alexander Barry, Leon Harry Buckley, Richard Cameron, Leonard Dello, Abraham Evcrltt. Carnielo Fazio, Geo. Feuorbach.

Louis Glueck, Edward Charles Johnson. Joseph Kiernan, James Kelley, Edward Maloney, John Mornn, Frank O'Rourke, Daniel Kndtce, Honry Rnppaport, David Savoldy, Martin Hch roeder, Paniuale Sorrentino, Anthony Fanzola, Frank Mealey, Charles Truntz, Herman Meyer. Girls Catherine Browning. Elizabeth Bong, Margnret Corrlgan, Josephine Com-posto, Rachel Crowley, Mary D'AIlesaio, Catherine Funk, Ellen Gtldersleeve. Wini fred Gillcn.

Emma Hamilton. Marg covettl, Mabel Jehle, Augusta Levltz, Miriam Morris, Marie Mangerie. Florence Mealy, Annie Mieryjowski, Edith Ristori, Mary Richards. Elizabeth Ruddlman, Edna Reilly, Mnry Rogers, Jennie Rosenthal, Dorothy Skelly, Anna May Sievers, Bescfe Stattmiiii, Beatrice Stoonack. Amelia Schuster.

May Smith, Jennie Pntskn. Agnes Williams, Mildred Wicks. Irene Walsh. Mixed Frank Ann at as o. Oliver Bakke.

Frank Clares, Milton Lucas, Bronlalaw Mlt-ko, Hyman MusEiman, Charles Ituppel, Angelina Carrlzzlo, Henry Vogt. Marcella, Crow ley, Stella Ozarnomski, Esthel Ekstrom, Dorothy Fetter, Anna Harris, Henrietta Isaacson, Julia JackMteh, Helen Juretie, Elizabeth McCnrty, Fannie Oskatlnsky, Hose Pnnotierre, Veronica Rlgney, Anna Schmidt, Wilhelmina Schuerer, Frances Hmaciary, Ro-wena Towrle. Gladys Stahnke, Anna Victor-aen, Mabel Wester. PCBLIC SCHOOL NO. 73.

Ambrose Cort, Principal. Boys William Baldwin, Rohert Barrett, William Bennett. Harry Blend, Adam Bracht, Joseph Cassfdy. Plet.ro Chlofalo, Milton Cohen, Joseph Oonsldlne, Arnold Crelfer, C. Malcolm Dal ley, Peter Donnelly, Nelson Doyle, Joseph Deagunntt, George Eckhoff, William Ecklekamp, Harry Fischer, Joseph Fish, Otto Flad.

Francis Flynn, Sidney Freund, Raymond Fountain, Harold Fitzgerald. Ernest Geyer, Thomas Gibbons, Frank Gongh, Louts Gross, Benjamin Grosamann, Alexander Hamilton, Louis Hauser, John Heckel, Arthur Hpss. Anthony Knfgl, Leo Kenrns. George Kenriev. Stanlev Klnc, Fred erick Koeber, Edwani Kornhauser, Frank Lloyd, Andrew Martin, Itichard Meier, Lester Millstein.

Robert Mitchell. Lester Mor ris, Francis Murray, Frank Nelson, Richard O'Farrell, Gilbert O'Keefe, Louis Oster, George Phillips. Edmund Pope, Lawrence Rawllngs, Harold Reehl. Rudolph Retche, John Schoen, Harry Schorr, Paul Sen ml It, John Schuler, John Spencer, William Spratt, John Tufi'y, Henry Vogt, Ellas Wagner, John Welllnghurst, Louis Wenchel, Andrew Whately, Albert Williams, Thomas Williams, Joseph SSlzlbln. Girls Lillian Biemer.

Mary Cardone, Beatrice Carman, Mabel Daphne, Dorothea Durkee, Eileen Duhig, May Develin, Frances Fluntgan, Matilda Flflachnian, Edna Green, Helen Gordon, Marlon Hall. Charlotlo Jeffries. Margaret Johnston. Charlotte KMngel-hoefer, Mildred Ktthe, Marlon Krausw. Mabel Koehl.

Mary Keenan, Euna Maas. Mariana McNeill, Mury McNamara, Margaret Morrison, Marjorlo Minnion, Charlotte Pope, Edith Kuppel, Marion Ruethcr, Matilda Schoen, Margaret Smith, Minnie Schott, Edna Stehlin, Winifred Tiedeman, Elle Wacker, Gladys Zlerow. PUBLIC SCHOOL XO. 85. Charles J.

Sprlnjymeyer, Principal. Irene Cannier, Hannah Cohen, Rosalind Dresdner, Mildred l-ackner, Mabel Jentz, Theresa Korb. Ullte Kronheim. Margaret Merkhofer, Margaret Morltz, Grace Osborne, Hazel Perlne, Hose Sharkey, Agnee Stevens, Ruth Margaret Teagle, Gladys Vaaaar, Frances Wolfburg, Walter fiothner, Henry Kngelliardt, Charles Evans, Jacob Haber, Joseph Hogg. John Kelly, Otto Kreuss, Arthur Lighten, Samuel L-tnehardt, Reginald Long, Juaevili Mulligan, Fred Rosenberg.

Stanley Shelton. Hibberd Skillln-ger. Dudley Thy tig, Harry Umber, Char lea Weiss. William White, William Wood. Amelia W.

Binder, Elsbeth A. Bleck, Mildred M. Burke, Graoe D. Bond, Irene E. Clifford, Flora E.

Cooper, Theresa A. Deh-mnn. Myrtle B. Drew, Lucie M. Drum.

Caroline C. Kherlln, Anna R. Ehrlich, Stella Evera, wfiheimina nihig', Caroline J. Frei-tag. Margaret M.

(iretsch, Minnie Horn, Martha T. Koch, Magdalen M. Kopp, Frfda R. Kubll, RoRe M. Marra.

Marjorle B. Mc-Culloch. Frances McKeever, Armenia F. Ortloi'f, Florence J. Pettlt, Frances M.

Popp, Ethel Rutherford. Mildred M. Schan, Viola C. Schetdol, Edith E. Hterrltt, Mny A.

Tan-zer, Vlvlcnne P. Troeck, Tnck C. Wensler. Harriet Cohen, Grace Gibba, Lillian Halter, Esther llolzinann, Irene Kay. Florence Koegh, MagHalenn Kurtz, Anna Maass, Caroline Matthlna, Catherine Merkel, Eleanor Meyer, Gertrude Ropenhorg, Emily Schule, Helen Southward, May WegKler, Ruth Wld-man, Walter Bernet, James Coleman, William Ehlei'H, Thomas Convey, Joseph Gillespie, Harry Goedel, Arthur Goldbach, Marshall Goldsmith, Thomas Hartley, Frank Mahedy, Howard Nelson, Joseph O'Brien, Wesley Ock, Arthur Payne.

Ray Peterson, Harvey Rodgere, John Ryan. Clarence Simp- son, Arthur auiznacn. uesier i nompsou, Robert Todd, Stewart Winnlow. Eugene Band. John Bernet, George TZ.

Black. Stewart Boyle. William Busch, Walter Clifford, Jeremiah Collins, Howard Da Silva. Paul De Comps. Edward Denning, Herbert DUllnsham.

Alfred Feurlng. Rohert Foerster. William Francis, Arthur Grady, Ralph Grose, Henry Hnusser, Louts Hroch, Roswell Hunter, Fred Jewell. Aaron Kohan, Harrv Le Porln, William Locan. Angelo Lticinno.

CUfrord Lyle, Charles Mar tin. Air reel siarx. Acioipn Harold rr SmnuM Mork. Nill. AVIlllam1" Pinokney.

Harold Morris baum. Charles Rosa. Theodore Schettler, wtiiiAm Rchmlrit. John Kchmitt. William Htnblcr, Tribute, William Volkert, Fred Wtlkens, Howard packman.

PUBLIC SCHOOOL XO. 03. William C. AUen, Principal. Edmund Baldwin, Oscar Bnrck, Calais Bhi k.

Victor L. Blnttels. Joseph Blum, Howard Bonntngton, Christopher Rose, nor t'ham I tanio. Marion Cater. John Crane.

Charles Curil. Raymond Curtis. Ross L. Daggett, Dorothy Dean, Halsey DeGrnw. Irene De- vine.

Marie L. Earl, Cecil Falrlmnk. Wtllard Fawoett. William Felblnger, Carl Fichand-ler. Chester Fischer.

Walter Fried, Cvrtl Fylcs, Mortimor Gollls. Richard Goodwin. Gertrude Grimm, Ida Grimm. Frascr Gur- ley. Alfred Hactissler.

Edna Hennessy. SUnley Herbst. Edith Hever. Mabel In- gaMs, lieleno Johnson, Lillian Johnson, Irene Judson, Vincent Kallenbron. Kiin-m-rl Kelly.

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