The morning call., 1893-05-09

rary course and am in the middle class.
want to go to the normal school to study
for teacher"
81 want 10 finish my course because 1
am not going to the university" said
Alma Berglund of the middle class. II
am taking the regular course. which |
cannot complete anywhere else. 1t is all
the education expec. to get, and l do
hope l will be able TO finish it,"
II do not expect to go TO the university
either" said Mary Skellenger, who is a
junior scholar. land ;hat is the reason l
am so anxious to finish my studies here.
It's only couple of years more, and l do
wish they would let us stay"
Il don't know how III get into the
university" said Alice Sturges, ''if they
shut US out here. l am in the middle
class and am taking the scientific course.
l do want to finish it,"
'Tm a junior" said Ethel Marrack.
"and | am taking the regular course.
which includes all the studies. l would
like very much to finish them"
Reinette Wilson is also junior. 81 am
taking the scientific course preparatory TO
entering the university at Berkeley" she
said. but l don't suppose I'll get any
higher il they close the school now."
'lm in just about the same boat" said
Jessie Macdonald. Il am in the junior and
am taking the scientific course for the
university. This will probably keep me
out"
II am taking course in art work and
in English" said Lulu Winner of the
junior department. II couldn't finish my
art studies outside, for there is no other
school in the State that teaches them"
II would like TO finish my special courses
In the industrial and English branches"
said Florence Merrill, ''because there is no
other school in the State where | could get
the same instruction. am in the middle
class"
'We came up here all the way from
Riverside Just to enable me To attend this
school," said Blanche Cover. Il am taking
the classical course in preparation for the
Stanford University"
"If | could only stay on here another
year." said Claire La Porte, 81 could grad
uate into the Normal School, where | went
to take tile teachers course. | couldn't
finish my course outside [ take mechan-
ical drawing and industrial work"
al want to enter the art school when l
leave here" said Medore Crosll of the mid
die class. II am taking tie art cOnrSe
here. 1t would be hard to leave now"
Marjorie Grubb is taking the literary
course. I'm only in the junior class"
she said, 'but 1t would be great hard
ship for me to have to give up my studies
al this point"
II am studying for the University Of Cal
IOTUId. Salu MdTPd1eL Hewitt, |Dut L
may have to give up the higher course If
we are turned out of here before Gradual
ing"
Il am taking the scientific course" said
Lulu kuhls, who is junior. II feel like
crying at the prospect of giving up my
stndies now.
81 want to go 10 the university" said
Hattie Lansing, "and am taking the liter
AIRY course for that purpose. 1t will spoil
all my plans to quit now"
Minnie Dowd of the junior class is tax
Ing the scientific course. She said il would
be very hard for her 10 he compelled 10
stop her studies now just as she had got
fairly interested and was looking forward
10 completing the course.
81 haven't decided yet whether TO 20 TO
Stanford or to the Normal School when [
leave here" said Mamie Melrose, who is
taking the litei AIRY course, "but intend
to become teacher. Probably l shan't
be ablo to do either if have to leave here
so soon"
II come in from Redwood City every
day to take the scientific course here"
said Mamie Winnie of the middle grade
Il do want to finish my studies here
very badly"
Georgie Dassonville, who ia in the mid
die class. is taking the scientific course for
the Normal School. 81 want to become
teacher If they will let me" she said. II
hope they will"
81 came all the way from San Diego to
attend this school," said Daisy Beals.
My parents moved up here Just SO that
could come here | am taking the regular
course, which includes all the studies. l
do so hope will be able to finish them. |
am In the middle class now and have only
a year more"
I'm in the junior class" said Janet
Morrlson. and am taking the regular
course. l don't expect to be able to get
any more education when l leave here"
"a mn ma aalra
haps make me miss the university alto
gether. TO leave here now" said Alice
Wood, who ia taking the scientific and
regular course in preparation for Palo
Alto College. She Is in the middle grade
Annie Glenn of Sacramento, Sally Con-
molly, Alice Sherwood and A1die Worrell,
four bright girls who are taking the scie n
tine course with n view of fitting them for
being independent in after life, were the
last OF the maidens interviewed by The
CALL man. They expressed the greatest
regret Mt the prospect Of being compelled
TO abridse their studies now, and sincerely
hoped they would be permitted to remain.
A brighter and more intelligent set
girls could not be found anywhere. The
proficiency of the students, beth male aud
female, speaks volumes more than could
ever be said or written in evidence of the
usefulness, even benefcence, OF The Cogs-
we'll School.
n. Thompson of the junior class told
IHE CALL nau that he was taking the
regular course in civil engineering and sur
veylng for the purpose Of being admitted
10 the State University. Nowhere else in
the State can l finish my preparatory
course" he SAID.
Fred Borden. another junior is studying
mechanical drawing TO fit him for the un j.
versity. Il come all the way from Plumas
County to get this course. 1t would be
hard to give ii now"
II have been here two years now" said