The morning call., 1893-05-17
THEY GRADUATED.
Adieu of the Sweet Girls
of the High School.
They Wrote and Sang Their Own
SOngs-Six of Them to Be Made
Teachers on Tuesday.

The large hall in the Girls High School.
ON the corner Of Scott and Geary, last
night was pretty sight with its beautiful
decorations Of pink and yellow streamers
and banks Of lilies and palms and nearly
a hundred sweet girl graduates of tho
normal class on the stage. The hall
was crowded TO its fullest capacity with
their friends and relatives The class this
year is the largest that has ever gradu-
ated, and mum bers eighty-six. After grad
uation from the High School they took the
one years normal course under Miss Laura
I, Fowler The graduating exercises last
evening were in charge of Miss Fowler,
and the principal of the Girls High School,
Elisha Brooks. Superintendent John
SWEET presided and presented the dipIo-
mas. Out OF the class twelve who stand
highest are 10 appear on Tuesday next be-
fore committee OF five Of the faculty of
the University Of California. and of those
six are to be chosen in accordance with a
resolution Of the Board Of Education and
receive Immediately appointment in the
School DEPARTMENT. Last nights exercises
were particularly interesting in that ell
the words of the songs were written by
members Of the class.
The following was the programme:
March, Mamie Carew; song, Children
Swinging" words by Edith Stark; song,
spinning" words by Lily Hopkins: es-
say, The Estbetic in Motion; songs. by
E1nn Scott: essay, ''Art in our Schools"
eY Rosa Mnrdooh SONG, Feather Song"
WORDS hV = lee Vincent: song Butter
eqps" words by Olive Bartlett; essay.
"A4sentials OF Good Teacher" by Flor
ence Bowie; essay. "Ethics Ia Our Public
Schools, BY Agnes Thomas; song, Candy
Pulling, words by Elizabeth Cudworfh;
song, 'fha Boolblaeks," words BY Ger
lruce f1ilgerald; essay, "Elesiom cf
4h0ueat." hV Jennie MacRu.ey: essay,
II af1 WORSHIP" by Grace Burns; song,
"ChUNiag." words Dy Florence gDfiln,
with solO by Grace dc Forest; essay,
Science fur thc Young" b. May Wolf
song, Lullaby" words By Jennie
Thomas; song, "rhe Fire Alarm" words
by Emily Nhaliey essay, "The Influence
Of Gooo Books" by Heien Sullivan; essay,
Humanity ia the SchoolEucm. by Graes
Sanders, Farewell" by Mamie Ludlow
MS was followed by an address by
/ 1p4eflBtsndenb SWEET and the pIesanta-
t,pn Of diplomas.
The folio winE is = list Of tho graduates.
jannie Abraham, Florense Abingdon,
MulilB Anderson, Florence Barry, OHve
Earliest Mabel o. Benjamin, Florence
". Bowie, Lncy Bradshaw, Myrtle n.
bro0ss, Grace G. Bruins. Manaje Cerew,
Rose Cashman, Henrietta Ghsq8BtEe, Nina
Clsnsser, Florence M. Coffin Elizabeth
1udNOTth, Ella K. Daniel, GHgCs iA Fnrest
DaisY de Lay, ADnia Don1gan, GEFnJdlne
Donovan, Nellie DguhRn, Ainnsa 1usna,
PansY H. EiieEhorss. Ccra d. Etlutr Der
Lr9da Fitzgerald. Eiile Gillespie. sarnio
6iiiespes Josephine L. b. E.mora, Ida
G0aanTd, Lizzie GTenham. Mile e.
Hackney, jennie F. Hat MAR
lotte L. Harrington, Theresa Teas.
Bessie r, Hewitt. Louise T. Halsan.
Nellie B. Holmes, Hattie F. H0la aQie
Horton. Daisy Howard. Edith NJ. lnhn-
gon, Lizzie Kedrollvanski, Gussie M. K siy.
Susie Kemp, Emily King, Beulan k1tnia
Ski, Florence Landsberger, Netta @ Iallfl
renee, Martha Loenir, Mamie L. I,adlew
Kate q. Lyoas, Jennie A. Maeaulay, Ells-
a0eth Mcdonald. Elsie H. BeIlorald,
| Fi0ra Macdonald, Kate T. Mcph.Hlps,
Magg u. a. Mead, iosephlna Mil.
ler Anna Maser, Rasa MuydDch.
Ethel 0rnond, Julia paleLer. Tessls u.
Peguillan, Annie A. Power Carrie ftIsssr.
Ida Roberta, iessis Rnien, ilracn SRun-
deys Georgia Saunders, Edna Scott.
| Euphemia Slaatur, Ed 70 II. Stark. Nettje
l. Stevens Helen Suilmau. Bariha Tackle.
Annie Iheuerksus, Agnes Thamas. Jennie
l.. Thomas, Alice Vincent, Rbrtha Won
BaIgeD, Emily Whally. May j. Wolf
Lita Wood worth, Jennie H. Wores,
Johanna Hellaski,