The herald., 1893-06-04
sANTA ANA.

The High School Gets Accredited-Tom
Morris Wins
SANTA ANA, June S.-The following
letter received by F. L. Perham is graf
living news to those interested in the
work of our schools. A continued at
tempt to have our high school reach the
standard necessary to make it an &C.
credited school has at last been success
ful, with much credit due to the present
school management.
Group I, not mentioned in the list,
includes Greek, q subject not provided
for in the high school course;
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFoRNIA,
Office of Recorder OF Faculties,
BERKELEY, May 26, 1898.
Mr.. r. e. Perham principal of the Santa Ana
High school. Santa Ana, Cai:
DEAR SIR: I have the honor to in
form you that at a Meeting OF the school
committee of the academic council OF
the university, held may 20, 1898, it was
voted that the Santa Ana high school
be accred ted for the school year 1928
in Group II, Group III and Group lV of
the requirements for admission to the
university, excepting physics, subject
IL. Accredited also in advanced chem
iatry. JAMES SUTTON,
Recorder of the Faculties.
TOM MORRIS WINS.
Swiftly, or the Arizona Cyclone. was
beaten in 100-yard foot race here today
by Tom Morris, the peat land wonder,
9M seconds being the time made. Nor
ris gave the Arizona Cyclone q handicap
of 2216 feet, and small amount OF
money changed hands on the event.
NOTES.
R.V. Hanley, of Baldwinsville, N. Y,
a son OF Julius HawIey, of Santa Ana,
died at his home, June End.
J. A. Jones, of the Brunswick, has
sold an interest in the business to W. P.
Brown, of Chicago. The new firm will
make improvements in the property, and
do their utmost to make the Brunswick
leading hotel.
A goodly number of people drove out
to the race track yesterday to see the
riding and shooting done by Arizona
Charlie, with his cowboys and Indians.
Many people attended today also.
Miss Mattie Moore, OF Los Angeles, is
visiting friends in the city.
The county board of education met at
8 80 this morning to review the exami-
nation work of the ninth grade and issue
diplomas OF promotion to the successful
ninth graders.
District Attorney Scarborough's opin-
ion, rendered in the case of Mrs. Vina
| H. Goffs claim aginst the board of edu-
cation, lie to the effect that her dismissal
from the school was in order and ac-
cording to law.
Frank Humphreys and J. w. Dawson
went to Los Angeles this morning.
! w. j. johnson purchased the property
OF Frank Humphreys in the French
addition today for $4,000.
There are nineteen in the graduating
class of the grammar school, and eleven
in that of the high school this year.
DIR. r. f. Burgess OF Los Angeles, for
merly proprietor of the Santa Ana Free
Press, is visiting his son, Fred L. Bur-
| CESS.
r. L. Wickham went to Riverside to-
! day to esaist in strengthening out the
tangles in the preparation of the tran
script of records being made in the for
nation OF Riverside county.
DIR. w. T. Matthew of Los Angeles,
dean OF the college of liberal arts, will
fill the pulpit of the NJ. E. church on
Main street tomorrow.
nais fs I'd Sarfta Aha today 20 = a. M se', y
! O. F. Parker, OF the firm OF Hall &
Parker, ia in Los Angeles on business.
| Mrs. N. J. Bundy 10 spending q few
days in Pasadena.
The Orange County Herald of this
week contains the delinquent tax list of
1928.
Regular services will be held in all of
Santa Ana's churches tomorrow.
Last evening reception was given to
the senior class of the high school by
Roy and James Nourse. at their home
on Second street. Those present were
Prof. +. E. Perham, Miss Cora Williams,
Elizabeth Hervey, Lulu Finley, Bessie
Mayne, Ada Hervey, Lottie Padgham.
Annie Hervey, Messrs. Charles Hogle,
William Mayne, Harry Lewis, Frank
Hunt and e. Ell. Rubottom. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in games and
conversation. Each one present re-
ceived souvenir in the shape OF a card
with pansy fastened to it, and orna-
mented with ribbons of the class colors.
lavender and white. At late hour re-.
freshments we're served.