Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-30

Secretary 10 Envoy, or from Envoy to EN-
bassador but your address your air, your
manner, If good, may
Let me say in conclusion that we are
proud of you. Our citizens are proud OF
this school, and we will expect your future
conduct to justify that pride. l eongratu-
late your parents ON your success, and de
sire TO compliment your teachers on their
good work during the past year.
GRADUATES AND PUPILS PROMOTED.
The list of graduates and pupils pro
NOTED 10 higher grades is as follows
Senior Class-Eya Bennett, EJcannett Burke,
Louise J. C. Conrad Ada J. Flynn, Neitie Hon
ley, Annie L. Luther Nellie Miniofd Minnie !
Roth. Alice NJ. Smith, Mary Snider, Susie Sher-
man Shepherd, Carrie +. Tenbrook, Hugh NJ
LaRue, Jr.. Charles J. Lonuey. L. NJ. Meade,
Aaron II. Powers, lr., Kent J. G. seymour.
Middle Class--Alice T. Bellmer Helen A. Ben
teen, Annie Brogan. May Carroll. Mabel Cll,-
ness, Lena DaniS Bertha Ebert Maud Gyauger.
Elsie a. kieier, Nellie McM9nuS Carrie Merrill,
Ruth Merrill, Mollie Morton, Mamie O'Neil,
Nettie Price, Nellie SiddonS, Belle A. Simon,
Ada Van AlStine, Maud Willis. Lizzie Wittcn-
brock, J. +. Brown. Jr.. c. J. Burnham, a. y.
Henderson, Robert Richardson, 4. L. Ripley,
z 5; shanklin, W |. Terry. Conditioned in
Algebra-Laura Berck, Belle Morton Nellie
Wilmington, Z. J. Kay, Howard :. Smith The
following students have passed u their reSpec-
tive studies: Annie Coglan, FNench, Eng ish
Kate Wadsworth, English Fourteen, English
"One, Chemistry, Botany; Gertie Whitbeck,
English, Fourteen English one, Botany,
Arithmetic.
Junior Class-Maggie Anderson. Henrietta
Andriott, Tilly Ash, Floy BssSett, Ethel deuel.,
Minnie Drew Allie Dudeu Edith Ebert Albert
Elliott, May Garrett, LilliS GOodhue Lulu ellis,
Anna Hammond, Matte Huhbs Edith Hugh
son, Eva Huntoon, Rosa Inglis Nellie kebcr
Mamie koSminSSy, Guy Maydwcn Theodore
MillIken, Louise Miliken, Sarah Price. Fred
Ranlett, Jennie Richards, John Slater Jennie
Shook, Aida Spring, Lucy Turner Maggie
I Thompson, Adele Stouemap, Hattie TreiCher.
Lulu Wilson, James Whitbeck, Charlie Icitlerl
Arthur Murphy. Conditioned in Algebra: Jen1
ME Fay Joseph Elmer, Henry HanSche, MelliG
Wilcox, Frank WoOdsOn; in English, Matte
Aiken; in French, Laura Stevens; in History.
Lulu Earle and Addie UpSon The following
special students passed satisfactorily in Ger
man, Composition and History: Emma Hoelin;
French and German: Louise Meister
Scholars who are conditioned" in any
subject must remove the condition before
graduation. They can do so either by pass
ing satisfactory examination in that sub
ject when school reopens, or at such time
as may be appointed by the Principal or
they can take the subject with q lower
class. Scholars not promoted will not be
required to take again the subjects in which
they have done satisfactory work. They
will take those subjects in which they
failed with the class to which they belong
and, with a higher class, such additional
subjects rs may meet the approval Of the
Principal.
TIE GERMAN CLASSES.
The German classes, under the manage
ment of Professor Lipowitz, will hold their
exercises in the Sacramento Grammar
School at l o'clock P. NJ. tomorrow. Fol.
lowing is the programme: General chorus
by all the scholars; greeting to the Ger.
man-Americans, Miss Lucy Turner, High
School 4" The Tavern," Misses Blauth
Root, Wood, Cyrus Miller, Gus Callahan
fourth grade; The Cat. the owl and the
Young Mouse" Misses Meister, Dietrich
Meiss, f. Schaefer, George Stevenson, fourth
grade; defamation, Misses Eva Coleman
and Ollie Maydwell, third grade; piano
solo, Miss Ella Collier third grade; Count
Richard Without Fear" Henry Kleinsorge
first grade The Legacy" Miss Ida
Kuehne, third grade; greeting TO the Ger.
mans, Miss Lulu Heilbron, fourth grade
! piano solo, Miss Lena Joseph, first grade
! defamation, Misses Ryan, Coglan Merrill
first grade Spring Misses Goldstine
| Van Waibcck, Maydwell, Otto Heilbron
Stoll, Mueller, third grade; The Little
| Brides, Miss Daisy Kendrick, third grade
Poets Voices OF the Present Time,
Misses Bellmer, Wittenbrock, Price, Berck
! Maude Willis High School examination
of the junior class, High School; The
Vacation" original poem, by Miss Aida
| Lewis, first grade duet, Misses Anna and
Clara Neubourg. third grade ' PRAYER
| Before the Battle" Miss Edith Ebert. High
School; sentences, Misses Mott. Weiss.
mann, Borchers, Foster, Gehring, Schmidt
| fourth grade; declamations, Misses Stein
| man, Ida and Lille Staut1er, b. Schwartz
| 4. Donahue third grade duet Misses
! Nettie and Sarah Price, High School "ThC
Bible, Miss Frida Kuchne, fourth grade
The Ill Luck" Miss Nellie keber, High
| School The Girl from Distant Lands.
Miss l.. Maier, second grade; duet Misses
Frost and Kennedy, second grade; The
| Grenadiers," Miss Henrietta Andriot, High
School; Conversation in the Sphere OF
Languages (examinatiou], middle class,
High School: Festival Greeting vale
dictorial poem), Miss Bertha Ebert, High
School duet, Misses Bowers and Wolf
fourth grade; " Farewell Words - vale
dictory, original poem), Louisa Conrad
graduating class, High School solo, song,
Miss Evelyn Kallman, third grade: ad-
dresses by School Superintendent DR.. ]. Il
Laine and the members of the Board OF
Education; final chorus by all the scholars.
To-day diplomas will be distributed
among the pupils in the intermediate and
primary departments an event to which
the little ones have looked forward with no
little pleasure.
At 9 o'clock this morning the closing ex-
ercises at the Capital Grammar School will
take place in the school building, at Tenth
and q streets, under the management OF
Professor Johnson
The exercises of the Twenty-fourth and
N-sueet school (Mrs. Mumford Principal }
viii take place this afternoon at / o'clock,
and will be of an interesting character.
Tomorrow, at 10 o'clock i. NJ, will COM
mence the closing exercises of the Sacra-
mento Grammar School, the programme OF
which was publshedin i'll Yesterday RECORD
UNION Professor Rowell desires that all
visitors will be in their seats by Il quarter
before 10.
There were inadvertently omitted from
the list of Sacramento Grammar School
promotions, published yesterday, the fol-
lowing names: Minnie Schaw, Jennie
Palm and Lille Swanton. They were pro-
NOTED from the second grade.