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334 Receive Diplomas At Snyder High. Judge Thomas F. Meaney Urges Class to Dedicate Itself Anew to Ideals of Democracy. Three hundred and thirty-four graduates of Henry Snyder High School were urged to dedicate themselves anew to the ideals of democracy by Judge Thomas F. Meaney of Hudson County Court of Common Pleas, at commencement exercises last night at the school, Bergen Av. and Myrtle. John rerwin. principal, was in charge of the exercises. Judge Meaney told the graduates to become aware of the vital things that make up humanity. "True democracy," he declared, "exists today only in America." The speaker praised the public school system in Jersey City and addressed his belief that only through education is citizenship developed to the full measure of its potentialities. "No citizen regrets money paid in taxes for creation of schools and teaching staff," he said_ To. Mayor Hague and the board of education he paid particular tribute. The program opened with the intonation delivered by Rabbi Benjamin Plotkin, of the Congregation Ernaini-El, and the salutatory was presented by Miss Isabel Sheridan. Following the address to the graduates a program of music was presented by the Boys' Glee Club, directed by Moritz E. Schwarz, and a group of graduates who sang "Greetings to Spring." Joseph A. Delaney, a member of the Board of Education, presented the president's award to Miss Myrtle Schmidt, valedictorian. A gold medal for excellence in Italian was awarded to Joseph Csnessa, Miss Maud Childs, of the Board of Education, made the presentation on behalf of the Patronato Seolastico Society of Jersey City. Two members of the class of June, 1937 Mess Evelyn LeMaire and Miss Sheridan shared the scholarship award of $150, presented by Edward Barry, president of the class, pile of the graduates to receive a diploma was Miss Dorothy Nugent, daughter of James A. Nugent, superintendent of schools. Dr. Nugent congratulated the graduates and he urged students who contemplated withdrawing from high school to continue their studies at Dickinson Accredited Evening High School. James R. Stevens, vice-president of the Board of Education, presented diplomas to the following: Milton A. Abel, Jerome B. Abeltnan, Steven Assony, Pasquale ..A-vgase. Eugene Barba/It, Edward T. nard Frederick S. Bersaw. Edward S. Binder, John Blasts. Gunther J. Bogusat, Morton S. Breyman. Eugene Buonanno. George H. csriock. Daniel A. Cases. Scott S. Cbeesman, Jr., DBE SS. W. Coggin, William E. Cole, Thomas FL Connolly, Robert F. Conrad, Winiam D. Castigart, Donald C. Crawford, Jr.. Raymond S. Croacher. Donald Crothers, Mitchell A. Dabrowski. Bernard J. Davidson. Joseph De Giorgio. Robert G. Doyle, McClellan DuBois, William 1". Dunn, Frank Eib, Eugene E. En 1, John 3. Farrell. Thomas A. Farrell. Edward Penning. Alfred IL. Fiore. Barry B. Flitter, William _Forbes. Joseph P. Gibson. Joseph Gilbert, Joseph P. Giordano, Thomas A. Giordano, Sabato A. Theodore R. Graham. Joseph J. Grata, Louis Grief and Haman Grossman. 1-mr..est Haar. George T. Hanley, John Harrigan, Walter. E. HarM.son. Donald R. Holmes, Bert Jacobson, Allan Jamieson, William Johnson_ William J. EemP, Gerard F. Kennedy, Jack C. Silken. Philip G. Klein, Theodore Kars., Joseph T. Koziel, Joseph A. Kratts. Bernard Erenznicic Thomas 1'. Langley, :Henri Leibowitz. Herman E. 7..etstte, Berhard Levine, Lawrence E. Levy. Walla. C, fig. Ma old Lubell. James J. Luttou. Joseph F. Lynch. Robert C. MacRae, John J. Malone, Morton Margules, Julius biasanoff. Simon Mass, George V. Masselos, Joseph S. Mathis, Vincent T. McCawley, Joseph A. McGtuz. wunam F. McIntyre. Meltzer, Frank Mooney, Norman NV. Morris. Jr., John W. Myers. Irving Myron. Anthony Hard, Soho Tz. Nakowicz, Michael J. Nigro and Thomas P. Norton. Bierman D. Nydick. Thomas 'D. O'Dell. John J. O'Hara, Austin S. Patrizio, Bernard T. Pryor Albert T. Pryor. Albert L. Rapp,. Joseph I. Remy. Bernie A. Resnick_ Leonard Rozarulti, Max E. Rubin, Phillip Rubin. Harold St. Rudolph., Frederick J. Ruthlein. Robert F. Ruthloin, James Si Sanders. Rennsth R. Schlask, Howe T. Schroder, John W. Schroll, Alexander H. Scott. Samuel C. Scott, Jr.. Santo Serrano. Joseph J. Servello, Bernard Simon. Michael sicromyns. August A. Sogga, Joseph A_ Swum, Richard P. Sparrow, Morton L Starr, Seymour S. Steinhardt. Witham A. Steer, Daniel A. Sullivan, Herber. Taff, Fred C. Tau. Angelo J. Toacano. Bernard A. Tudor. Frank N. 'Racier, George H. Wash, Larry Weintraub, Nathan WeLustock, Gurmar Wenstram, William E. Wishbow. Ernest M. Wittenberg, Erich G. Wohlrab, Bernard C. Wollner and Robert Young. Mildred L. Adams. Elizabeth A. Adams. Marie Alexander, Johanna R. Arnatradi, Constance A. Amtmano. Margaret E. Arndt. Myrtle A. Askerberg, Mildred C. Barth. 'Winifred IL Basta.. Margaret Gaston, Dorothy C. Behrent, Teresa Si. Belpasso, Alice D. Behrens, Anita Berman, Lillian H. Beyer Audrey Black, :table G. Blakely. Rebecca B. Blank, Margaret E. Blumetti. Regina 3.1, Bodnar, Angela P. Sorrell!, Faye D. Bracow. Eleanor C. Brandes, Belle B. Brauer, Mitirlel Sthadman, Margaret L. Brown, Henrietta—IL Brown, Lillian Brownstein, Irene Burgess, Virginia IL Burke, Josephine P. Burnett. Alyce L. Calamia, Michelins Calefat, Ann L. Cafora, Philomena J. Carpenita, Madeline Casella Darin Chalmers, Doris C. Chester, Adelaide E. Clausen, Doris A. Conklin, Marie S. Covello, Jean Creasesm and Audrey S. Carothers, Eleanor J. Cubberly. Eleanore E. Darmiofalska, Louise B. Dellacorte, Bernice L. Dohlstrom, Grace B. Donnelly, Jane T. Doran, Helen E. Dorscher, Laura Drapkin. Norma Durlach, Eleanor L. Durkee. Doris M. Edelstein, Irene B. Ebel, Thelma C. Eriksen, Doris M. Fedden, Mildred Forbes, Nona C. Ford, Hazel V. Freeman. Joyce A. Garfinkel, Claire E. Geier, Dorothy Goldstein. Eleanor B. Glass, Helen 31. Greene. Melba B. Guenther. Dorothy A. Hagbiom, Virginia D. Hager, Evelyn J. Halllarnan, Irma H. Hancock. Avelyr. Hart, Elizabeth 1. Hart, Josephine M. Hartman, Lillian B. Hatfield, Rita J. Hauck. Shirie H. Ravel, Eleanor E. Bessmer, Gertrude S. Heiler, Catherine M. Biggins, Marie E. F. Hildebrandt. Alfred. R. Musarz, Josephine annint, Margaret M. Jackson, Ruth 31. Jacobs, Harriet A. Jacobs, Sophie J. Jagiello and Madlyn G. Jannicola Roth Jennings, Evelyn B. Jocriam, Ids G. Katz, Kathleen Keaveney, Doris Keenan, Renee H. Heller, Mary. IL C. King, Sybil D. Binning. Edith Mclean, Si. Kogler, Natalie K, Koster. Theresa C. Kowalski. Francis T. Erase., ski, Florence Kroll, Ruth Rrougelb, Evelyn IL Si. Kruthers. Mary Langley, Eleanor J. Lerman. Evelyn LeMaire, Gertrude Levin. Annette Levine. Sylvia. Levine. Frances Levitt, Lillian R. Lizils. Geraldine P. Linionte, Lorraine M. Llszewaki, Dorothy J. Lonestaff, Lucy La Loughlin, Ruth M. Lynch, Rosalind manna, Alberta F.. Ifandigo. Mary S. Mamaix, Cameta If_ Marino, Pauline A. Marino, Veronica M. McCarthy, Helen M. McCormack. Helen E. J. McDermott, Dorothy R. McDonagh, Rose M. McDonald. Muriel F. McInerney, Anastasia P. McKenna, and Gertrude 3.1. MeSptritt, Sylvia Meitner. Stella Mentuth, Ruth L. Meredith. Encilie Ilesereau. Doris Stlnariek. June Si. Mingle, Rose B. Mohan., Madeline Munench, Eileen R. Mullen, Mildred S. Mueller, Mary Murphy, Joan F. Murphy, Kathryn P. Murtagh. Sean IA. Hellson 311' Amanda. Novoa, Dorothy A. Nugent, J. Shells O'Connell, Ruth E. oisen, Marion L. Dorothy P Ose- Marjorie Paosis, Josephine C. Pittt k.athryn Patton. Madly, A. Pavlovich. Olga. Pawlyk. Yariorie Petersen, Catherine T. Plannekoh, Celia S. Potash, I inin.y powers, Eleanor M. Pray. Clementine IL Quinn. Audrey I. Ramsdale, Jaime A. Reilly. Sitaene Repko, Anna IL Ronda Dorothy T. Rotert, Jean P. Roth. Rose C. Ruddiman. Prances B.. Scatuarchio, Edith Schluter, Myrtle A. Schmidt, Fern E. Sohn:mixt. Muriel Seagrit, Christine Shearer, Irene E. Sheror, Isabel Sheridan, Evelyn V. 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