The morning call., 1890-05-23
GIRL GRADUATES.
Commencement Exercises Of the
Girls High School.
Graduating Class of 30 The Grand Opera
House Filled From Floor to Ceiling.
Winners of Diplomas

Tier upon tier OF white gowned girl graduates
faced from the stage an assemblage of parents
and friends met TO lay proud homage at The feet
of their loved ones, teachers and principals,
male aud female, with their more somber-hued
dIess atfordlng striking contrast on either side
OF the footiights.
The evenings programme opened with Wa g.
ners Spinning Song :" by lie class, Superin-
Iendent Anderson following with some we'll
chosen remarks in his usual happy strain. An
original poetic essay, " Undine," was well read
by Edith Armer, ana equally wei received. "a
Day at the Cooking school," by olivia Onyon,
was blimful of practical good sense, a song by
tie class, " Summer Days" following. Miss
Henrietta Byrnes' essay on " Two Historical
Ages " was marked by extreme exprrssiOn aud
repose. An original poem, Lucille" in essay
form, was fanclfully told by Miss Margaret l..
Dye. succeeded by the AVE Maria" by the
class. " Who Has Not Known a Carcasonne ?"
an essay by Miss Margaret Banning, was full OF
pathOs.
"THE CALIFORNIA GIRL"
Certainly the most popular essay, the one that
appealed straighIest TO the hearts and senti-
mentS OF the audience, was Miss Blanche Nal
LET'S The California Girl "a triumph of grace
and ease descriptive OF the dauntless courage OF
the California GIrl aud the ability 10 act for her
sell and think for herself. whatever the rest Of
the world might say or thinK-the inherited
blrthught of her ancestors of 40. On the other
hand Miss Louise Roussel's Shadows of Com
lug Events was as able as IL was daring in IT'S
original y covering The worlds space from ST.
bella 10 san tTaDcscos Chinatown and forming
horoscope OF events, possible and impossible
The song, " EstuIiauteuo," by the class when
encoIed was responded 10 by parody on God
Save lie Queen" IN the shape OF Liberty
Long Live Our NaHkee Liberty"
e Lullaby closed the programme, awarding
OF diplomas by Frank Dalton, President OF The
Board OF Education, following.
SUPERINTENDENT HOITT
IL. rs ITsNrv
tion WHO said that lie had Travelled since 3
o'clock in the morning to be present, cODgratu-
laIed he parents on being present 10 Wish God
speed 10 tneT charges on stepping from the
schoOl-roOm into the busy world. There was, he
said, life pure In purpose ana strong in strife
mai did Lot make DINER lives purer and stronger
by their contact.
His advice TO bear the banner OF love toward
all mankind" provoked an audible smile among
the ranks OF glrlgiaduates. He was glad to iu-
form all pleSent-a Tact now Tor the nTst time
Utfically announced-that The young lady gradu-
uaIes could now walk In al the front door OF the
University without smoking, l. e., without fur
Their examination, making this proud day for
San Francisco graduates be advised them IN
conclusion 10 let their lives be such to 60 of
inns stage knowing that The world had been the
better because they had been"
Friends Good night" by the class, brought
tile evenings entertainment 10 close.
PROUD GRADUATES.
The following is The graduating class Of 1890:
Josie r. Ambrose, Edith Armer, Minnie Ash.
Margaret Banning Constance L. Barry Alice
A BlumenthaI, Mary Aloyse Brierton, Alice r.
Brownelle, Louise 5. Bruce, Maud A. Buneman.
Henrietta Byrne.
Florence NJ. Carmody, Lizzie Cline, Ray B.
Cohen Grace q. CourOy, Corinne Cook. Edna
Cutfei Maize I. Craig, Eta CrOwhUTst, Annie F.
Crowley, Charlotte V. Cunningham, Mae E. Cur
ley.
Rose Davis, MARGARET Dye.
Gertrude NJ. Eckhardt, Josephine A. Eich-
baum
Lulu R Fay, May R. Fleming, Anna G. Flint,
Carrie Frank, Jessie j. Franklin Lizzie Nj.
FfeIermuth.
Birdie Leonore Gambitz, Katie E. Garassino,
LaYlnia NJ. Glesting, Augusta 5. Gillespie. Bessie
5. Giland, Helen 81. Grace, Harriet NJ. Girls
VOID. Fannie ii. +. Grunnsgle.
Carrie Haas, Louisa NJ Haley, Lille j. Ham
lin, Susie L. HarcouTt, Emily a. HarITick, Leah
Heinberg, Esther Henry, Dora Herbst, Leila Hill,
Mary A. Hinz, Henrietta Histe Clara Holling,
Minnie Hollub, Helen Harriet HOsmer, Kate a.
Humphrey May Josephine Hunter.
Maggie c. johnson.
Marie A. Kaiser, Francisco z. henning, jose
phine u. Kelly Title hOrn.
May Gertrude Leen, Hattie L. Lesynsky,
Miriam LeyingstOn, Mamie Lewis, Mollis
Theresa Long, Miriam Lord, Edna L. Lyman.
Alice Magary. Harriet +. Mcguire, Blanche S.
allett, Lille q. Marks, Lillian q. Merlin, Pau
line NJ Maussang, Hannah Nj. Meg owan. Nellie
i. McLane. Nettle j. Mead, Aimee Mendelson.
MafgaIeIne II. L. Meyer, Sophie Moser Char
lOlte 4. Moulder. NJ. Irene Muller.
Lillian ONeil. Olivia NJ Onyon.
Annie NJ. REID, Grace Reynolds Laura Rich
atdS Jennie A. ROden, Ada aud Rodden, Helen
ROsenLurg, Louise MathlIde ROussel.
Jennie Seller, LeOntlue ScnwaT child, Eva II.
Shaw, FRANKIE c. Shaw, Charlotte Shrek, Kate
Emma u. sullivan.
Alice Z. Vincent.
Hattie Z. Wilson, Rose Wilson.
Rose ZelleTbach.