Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-28
SWEET GIRL
Graduates of the Branch
Normal School.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
The Orations and Essays Read
at the Grand Opera
House.

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doors ysstsraey ailsrnoon on @ SssT
sion OF the graduating o. Tue May s'A
OF the State Branch normal Sehoo' u
this city. The stage was niieo WIN per
haps lou pupils ana tne iseuiss' ~
class of May, 1856, consists Of twenty
o,a graa,,otea who were seated on til,
~. saa,,;obta
nrst TWO 'lers VI sens a. s
Their names and the subjects OIL ths o.
says and orations are as follows:
III. Az pa,,av ..wbat we are W.
49,. - p,.l .sN,th;,o I'M
leacni mar'an r. D,aAe,
Words" Emma Y Caiefi, 'lhe oys's
and the Nautilus;" Peter G. Campbeii
npoj;.;csl I,taor;tv NJ Gladstoue:n 10
ion. n,
sepn u. Conno'' hues. u in' s' ~. !,
Labor" Ada Dryden, "Woman's W orR;
Helen II. Field, ssFences;" William A.
Foster. every Man Debtor to hi
psos..,,..n so,,h,a n Gi,hsrt "Man
rroiesSlon; Sopn'e a 'r ,',
ners;" Ciotilde A. Grunsky, me Arl'n
metic Of. Life;" Francis V. Harrow. "fh'
sto,s and a. satt;no.p Nav ]. Heunipg
a'oAe a'' 10 - w;,,;am =
sowing ana heapnR' n''a -
Holiday, "Self-Reliance;" Edward ~
Kellam. elements Of Success Lucy
M.uusn ncantars.n William II. Nc
"0', ra.a.n CHI.
iimol' foppiari'y a rnu n.oada.'
tiane y; Muiier, ,,ps s ms es IL.
jessie =. rease, n,uIs en...'
senses M; E,lian ,inn:.a 60
cues; Yio,a Snlous, ny. s.a NJ,
Of hammer aer'ruue iai'' "A AAe'
OF history ,.,
MOST OF these were oeiisereu o. re-.
Privateiy' OF rather peioie 'ue id III
anu schooi q, eoins p,i'ous IN. ~ a.. 20
gwen III puDlic ana ene rest oi 'ne p'o
grainme we're as ioiio~s' ,o.
over.ure' p 1. LEM S 80
80 y W;,,;om McIIpo;l. ESSAY
"Without Sound of Hammer" viols
Shrode; Class History, Lucy |. McIlmoil
Chorus. .ssprinp's Delights Are Now Re.
turning" Essay. "Sowing and Reap.
mo" Nav ]. Henpipp: essay, "a Maker
of History" Gertrude Taft; Glass Proph'
ecy, Ella NJ. Bailey. Violincello solo,
Louis Heine. Essay, ''The Stone and
Its Setting" Frances V. Harrow; essay,
"Great Cities" NJ. Lillian Pinkham
Chorus. 1.-THE God of Israel" Essay,
seThe Arithmetic of Life Clotilde A.
Cruusky; Grafton, political Integrity OF
Gladstone, " Peter C. Campbell. Violin
solo. Lizzie Heine. Presentation of Di
plomas. Closing song, double quartet
The singing was under the manage.
ment of Prof. Kent of the city schools,
and was excellently done. The
renditions by the Heine Quartet
were done in the highly artistic
style for which those people are noted.
The solos, one on the violoncello by Mr..
Louis. the other on the violin by Mis-:
Lizzie. the former classical selection,
the latter an Ola Podrida OF old planta-
ton melodies, were exquisitely done.
an wM II mcfLMoII.'s
n,..:.l r..
oration On ropu,aay any nu ,,,' H. "a "a
enor' 'hae ,enoo'eu 49, s pLrr;Ii;. :.
school anu sives pioni'e T,. usnat,
iutu,e ior ,he younk a'sn ~ s.s..,
Is aoie 70 give oniy &c" seh. .'a.,,. I'm
these essays ana reere's us rhapsy -
give them all serpa',in. ,,iU iowins a.e
Z re" gems iiori 'i'' 'i'i''o' VI"
ton;
nc psss ~ hi; a. I ,;sa. Thav sct nnor
ing power Oh .nelr nves' ao' upy-
tne soul rs water upon tu,'. ss
ring IL up anu eAeis,ns ~
tivity. Inc principie oi an'oi''oh pu'n re.
man Oh 70 sections ilkey 70 sesuie 10
MN reputation, remeinoianoe anu noho.
oniy se.y ssos ah sar tha s.La n,
Principie' LOVING ia,oi - ~
Ter .han Roia. ine woi In. .n1's I'll, n
mucn more easny wneh i.i1 nis ,ha,
and enemies iotges 70 oe ahklnu' .na'
rom motives oi seii,ih,ereS' even poPu
iar1ty oecoines ueslra ., >, ,
Iopuiari,y ilnpnes 'he possess'on =,
vast comforting poMe', ensuing $780,
:. s.,,,,,a ,ronls he ,bs resrIt T, man
occupations the moment popular favor
has been secured. success may be said tC
be reached.
Fame is lasting renown accompany
inc true merit. and entirely independent
of the Auctuating fancies Of the people.
Popularity is a feeting tickle quality
that cannot be relied upon. Fame is
steady and true; when once attained
there need be no apprehension of its
slipping away.
The castle OF fame stands beyond the
grave, and the lights shining from it sc
brightly are the memories OF dead men.
Death does not kill the man Of noble
actions; for though dead in body, ia
spirit he is alive in the hearts and mem.
Dries OF the people.
A strong desire for fame is an in
centive to make our works so effective
that the world will look gratefully upor
them and attach deep respect and love
to our names. The strivings, the en-
beavers of all great men make it very
evident that only through noble action,
and benefits to the world can we leav,
names that will live forever.
u,ss v,o,. scuponr
.3.--..- .,n..
heaa very Inserest,ng essay e,.,'ie'
mlhoue oounu "a na az IT,, =. I 1'
trouuc'ion Ieierreu W inc ie"'p'e Ut nc
rusa,e,i' Us ioiio" -. -
N,.nou. soanu =, IS Sa,a,a So ., ~
ssN sns s''a' 'e"f'o
ersc'eu. ~ ,;a.,
Lei US ,of 'iio'nen. VIC" VIC u'ne.ea
Stages OF i.s cohs', uo.,on' IN .ne Us
ano mountains ABOUT 'erussie'i, 'nous
anus OF iheh ars pusiiy spEaseo ~ p :
paring the material ana ~ iashion,ns
into IT'S proper Shapes. Alter WINCH
was taken 10 the pace where the tempe
Is 70 De erected. hers .ne work su1.si
nolselessly began laying the stone ioun
dation: put what u 'ne cause OF IN
coniusions In ,he mass Oh material
found peculiarly SNAPPED stone 10
10 have been brought by accident, the
cast it aside. Bat presently they fin
that "the stone which the builders re
jected has become the head of the cor
ner."
The building being completed i
stone, it Is covered with cedar and fir
and afterwards inlaid with pure gold
All this without sound Of hammer"
Our lives are grand temples designe
by the great Creator and completed b.
the workman Time.
When our childhood is over the TEN
pie is completed only in stone.
Silently, year by year, this is covere