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9 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1934 236 Graduates Receive Diplomas Stress Education Need at Graduations Gives Barroom Snub As Murder Excuse Murder of his cousin over a barroom snub was charged in the lineup at Police Headquarters today to Henry A. Pandolfo, 42, of 540 E. 183d the Bronx. The victim, Charles Capello, 29. of 29-87 43d Sunnyside, was shot and killed Monday night as he emerged from a cafe at 201 E.

116th Manhattan. Schools to Seek Proper Courses For Individuals Campbell to Push Plan for Special Classes for Varied Student Types At Hale Jr. High Diplomas were presented to 236 graduates at commencement exercises of Nathan Hale Junior High School held yesterday at the school, 347 Baltic St. Anita Cavagnaro was salutatorian. The graduates follow: The need for a thorougn education in order to understand present economic conditions was cited by speakers at grammar school commencements which were held in a number of Brooklyn schools yesterday.

The speakers pointed to the graduating pupils as the citizens and officials of the, JN FRATERMTY future and asked them to take Albert Casazza Irving Cohen Frank Cueinotla Andrew De Fa Mb John Dl Capri James De irte John Donnio Jof-eph Frisna Anthony Grezzo William Kabisch Joseph Kavatta Allen Lee pa Paul Leontl Ellas Lustig Patrick Matera Jack Miehan Itov Olft Frank Pirri Sbdullah Sulton Angelo Tobia Gaetaln Agherl Benita Bagube Concetta Bracclo Anne Carbotti Anita Cavagnaro Caroline Celiiarco Flo Jennie Cosmark Doris Delanv Evelyn Egbert Grace Egltto Mary Fonte Rose Gncontro Mildred Gonta Doris Grant Geraldine Holzmann Gracie Knoebel Sophie Llquorl Ruth Magnussen Alice Miller Lena Milone Vivian Perez Gertrude Rossetti Josephine Stefanello Mary Teresso Erminia ZaRjime Leonard Burke Philip Clark Mary Bradshaw Lena Brencato Frances BuscPmi Matilda Capabianco Rose Cutrone Jennie Dalio Eleanor Drgman Rita Dempsey Jennie DeMartino Josephine DeMartino Anna Esposlta Stella Galvin Louise Giangrande Susie Gamble Catherine Gllberta Mary Hickey Helen Iccarina Carmela Iacona Carmela Iacona Helen Jcph Norma Mattiole Catherine Millie Elizabeth Murphy Florence Murphy Anna Nacca Jennie Napolltano Anna O'Gara Anna Palmer! Madeline Peres Concetta Reo Margaret Reynolds Nfttie Sanfoli Florence Somma A. Sorrentino Mary Taranto Carmela Tiano Charlotte Tremont Margaret Trombino Teresa Tuosto Dorothy Walker Bessie Williams Carlo Annunclata Daniel Battista George Blank Walter Bistyga Frank Cordaro James Curtln Morris Cutrone Morris Dl Pinto Leola Kohl Santa LohOcchlaro Sadie Lalterstein Sal va tore Arnao AristidPs Assante Pasquale Bassl Anat'lo Chistallo Maxie Ma rest" Michael Dl Clement! i Dorothy McCallton Catherine McDonald can atore Fezza Wallace Goldinft Edward Henderson Samuel Hertz Helen Menagh Lillian Owens Louise Palladlno their job seriously. The commencement exercises will continue to be held by various schools from now until next Wednesday when the new term starts. Public School 215 Walter Kandrashoff Antoinette Bloisa Saturtno Delgado Thomas Giolando Thomas Giulano John Grecco Morris Gruccl Carmine Jordan James Kehoe James Lombard) Prank Mainrlno John McGrervy John McCann James Moletto Anthony Marmlllo Paul Obenauer Antonio Palmerl Ernest Panarello Ciro Pandolfi Albert Pennacchlo Thomas Pergolizzl Henry PoinUex-M Michael Rayll Michael Set nna WiPiam Sloane Oeorge Topping MlrhaH Trapanese John Trombino John Weidner Jean Borland Frances Bulgari Anna Cnstmtnto Josephine Romanetli Mildred Rossomondo Gaetana Ruggiero Jennie Scognamillo Helen Scognamillo Helen Shultanis Adeline Siftnorettt Albina Stankus Joseph Schiano Jerry Sorrentino Patrick Trerney Louis Vadala Anthony Zimmardl Joan Abnd Mary Alessandro Catherine Borgia Inea Boyce Adele Brideson Helen Bundoni Mafalda corigiliano Rita Christiano Fortunata Del Preie Patricia fanning Elizabeth Granrse Norlne Oresham Frances Grardino Maxlne Gugllelmo Henry De prisco Joseph Kirbv Warren Krans i George Kromenberg Harold Lazar f'-nrue Luljen 1 George Monez aii.uey Neubauer Salvatore Pepe Penedict Pukorla Francis Ryan Anthony Schiflllltl Joseph Solina Catherine Cavaiiere Margaret Cavnllpre Madeline dimming Angelina Cusato Mary Cutrone Rose Auria Helen De Caprlo Noreen Dunnlgan Eleanor Filosa Theresa Giomett! Lillian Imperiale Antoinette Iorio Dorothy Morgan Antoinette Palmerl Jane Privllegeo Margaret Russo Anella Salzano Lillle Scott Catherine Strepka Prances Silderman Selina Shavers Marie Trapanese Sebastian Onorio Public School 225 at Ocean View Ave. and Ripple held graduation exercises yesterday for 122 pupils.

Sol Branower, principal, presented the following awards: General efficiency, Leonore Kaufman, David Pamura. English. Helen Marks: Mathematics, Marilyn Blau. History, Theodore Berlin. Geography.

Helene Bodger. Science, Raymond Horowitz. Sewing, Eva Furman, Gloria Rosen blum. Arts and Crafti, Albert Malek. Music, Albert Nathanson.

Homemaking. Florence Malek. Bank Certificates, Joseph Tucker, Morris Swelit, Leo Schnltt. Roosevelt Medal, Helen Paul. Basketball.

Leo Schnitt. Murray Ma-ranos. Theodore Berlin. Irvin Pinrus. Philip Felton, Edward Dalton, Isaacs Scheer.

SERV1CF Andrew Sorensen Vmcpnt S)iiditora John Sulahian George Ventura Frank Villani John Abatcmarco Mirhael Alvarez, Hulbert Archer Angelo Assante John Atkinson Michael Brarco Attllio Brldda Albert Bullock Joseph Branciforte Harrv Campbell You're Not Slender! inez rotman Jane Walsh Nicholas Casaiaspro Superintendent of Schools elect Dr. Harold G. Campbell has announced he will make every vigorous effort to attack problem of adapting the city schools' curriculum to the needs of the Individual children following the recommendation of State Commissioner of Education Frank P. Graves, whose survey evaluating the achievements of New York City's school pupils was made public today. The children "show unusual -hievement in the mechanics of arithmetic," according to the survey, and the system "has made commendable progress in its effort to reduce retardation and overageness, to secure special classes for physically and mentally handicapped children, and to study exceptional and problem children, but it has barely scratched the surface of the larger problem of modifying the curriculum to serve the individual needs of all children, that is, of individualizing mass instruction." Age Basis Plan Praised "We shall be guided by these recommendations in formulating our program for improvements and we shall attack anew the problem of adapting our curriculum to the needs of the individual children," Dr.

Campbell said. The schools are commended for concentration on achievement on an age basis rather than on a grade basis because "this is far better for the children than for them to suffer discouragement from frequent failure and repetition of work." "The city has made an excellent effort to reduce retardation and to keep pupils of the same chronological age in the same grade," the report states. Study Social Factors Commissioner Graves' survey committee sought to ascertain the relationship between school achievement and neighborhood conditions, including social and economic YODID PAY Thelma Elchfter Rosalvn DreUphoon Irma Slontm Rdward Dalton Philip Dubler Seymour Hyman Albert Arthur Sacks David Dichter Paul Katz Sol Weiss Milton Karaslck Myron Sarkin Raymond Hangman Martin Goodfriend Sidney Lebish Jack Lent Herman Ochcovsky Harolrj Klein Emanuel Gittelman Alverne Chalek Theodore Berlin Murray Maranos Leon Wallen Sevmour Yatrofsky Harold Klein Joseph Glicksman Seymour Ornsteln Irving PIncus Leonore Kaufman Rhea Koreff Dnnirl Arundell Jr. (above), of 336 Monroe St. was recently initiated into Zcta Chapter of Tau Beta Pi, national honorary engineering fraternity, Arundell is a senior in electrical engineering at the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn.

Public School 129 Graduation exercises were held dent John J. Loftus addressed the students. The following prizes were awarded: American Legion Medal in History and Civics, Alvina Sacco. Shon Prire. Stephen Madrialini.

Sowing Prizes. Pauline Palmtcrl. Marv Matilda Manetta. Public School 80 One hundred and twenty-five students received their diplomas yesterday at the graduation exercises of Public School 80, 2830 W. 17th St.

Louis Bernstein, principal, pre The Thrift Family 4 2 Molhar: "Ha, ha Didn't rfe right, all right. ht You win. When we get jCl-w I home I'll get ALLSTATES i JUt Mkj ell around." Hc'4 i Ifr Berriman iiidi of the price tag on every one of our fur-trimmed winter CODATTS sided. District Superintendent Benjamin Greenberg addressed the graduates and presented them with their diplomas. The following awards were pre bives Diplomas To 400 Students HOLLAND Plays the Discriminating Housewife! We decided to judge Holland Quality by comparison just as we want every housewife to do! Accordingly, we sent typical bundles to ten of Brooklyn's best-known laundries, and gave each a fair and impartial examination upon its return.

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Mathematics, Murray Lleber, Mae i Deutsch. I History. William Orlansky, Bella Cohn. Homemaking, Bella Cohn, Palmina De Angelo. Sewing.

Olivia Lima. Sally Goodman. 1 Shop. Vito Verni. Casimir Szpulecki.

Art, Muriel Meyer, Joseph Laxer. Public School 16 Public School 16 held graduation exercises at Public School 50, yesterday. Benjamin Sallen, principal, presided. After a simple program of excercises the following awards were presented: Scholarship, Norman Perlberg, Anna Seger Service. Isidore Yablans.

History. Henry Dankenbrlng. Shopwork. Arthur Capadacqua. Honorable mention.

David Greenberg, Francis-Feeley. Art, Sylvia Feinman. Theodore Hrltzay. Public School 146 More than 100 pwpils of Public School 146 at 18th St. and 6th were graduated yesterday at exercises at which Magistrate Sylvester Sabbatino was the speaker.

The diplomas were presented by Mrs. Zerellda Mason and the following awards by Mrs. Lucy R. McDonald: Miles F. McDonald Medal for general excellence, Stephanie S.

Satara. Sewing nrien. Lucretia M. Bourne. Anna DiriuB.

Helen M. Szymczak. Children's Museum Award for project In earth studies, Madeline K. Ahrend. One hundred and ninety-seven students were graduated yesterday at Public School 73, Rockaway Ave.

and McDougal receiving their diplomas from Mrs. William H. Best. The Rev. Dr.

Duncan M. Genns of the Bushwick Ave. P. E. Church and District Superinten- State Senator Henry L.

O'Brien was the speaker at the commencement exercises of the Berriman Junior High School held at the school, Berriman St. and Belmont yesterday. More than 400 students received diplomas from District Superintendent of Schools Charles E. O'Neill. Dr.

Leon W. Goldrich was another speaker at the exercises. William Kurz, principal, presided. The graduates follow: William Bellinger Paul Kerber Sam Boleslawsky Jacob Kroll sented: Scholarship. Albert Slonimsky.

Improvement. Marvin Meillick. Sewing. Ruth Green. Homemaking, Roslvn Singer.

Cooking, Ruth Weisherg. Isabella Slobodan. Service. Arthur Post. Adeline Nastl, Sol Sibarlum, Shirley Hacker.

Trafic, Sidney Streisand. Shop. Louis Coppolla. Phvsical Efficiency. Sol Sibarlum, Minnie Schick.

Art, Frank Cariello. Eleanor Horohoe Memorial. Ruth 311- versteln. Citizenship, Blanche Gonsalves, A. 8.

P. C. Arthur Post. Marian Marowltz, Jerome Gottlirb, Gertrude Isbiz. Murray Shaewltz.

Lucille Kortiz, Sam Dunklel. Muriel Turkel, Rose Klarman, Florence Trugman. Public School 156 The Waverly School, Public School 156t Sutter Ave. and Grafton graduated 248 students at exercises held After an elaborate program including dancing, singing and a play, the students were addressed by District Superintendent of Schools Margaret P. Rae, and by Dr.

Maxwell Ross, chairman of the Allied School Board. Awards for first and second high-t ratings in scholarship were as follows: BBl, Bernlce Propper. Lester Galowiu. 8B2, Bertha Suskiec. Leonard Sukoff.

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