The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28
LONGING TO PLUCK THAT FRUIT,
Which Is known to All by the
Cognomen of Fame.
Graduating Exercises of the Los
Angeles High School.
The Graduates Deliver tho Usual Care
fully Worded mud Thought
90 EsssyH-Othor Ex-
ercises.

at the Los Angeles thester last night.
The decorations Of the stage were especi.
ally effective, both in the manner OF the
settings and the arrangement of the
floral part as we'll.
The graduates were seated on the
t age, as were members of the high
school faculty. Overhead we're designs
of the star and crescent, the society en-
blsm, sleo the words "Class of '94,"
these being all worked out in red
| flowers.
Palms were displayed at the rear OF
the stage and at the sides. as were cut
! flowers.
The programme was somewhat length
and was almost entirely made up OF
literary selections. All of the partici-
pants did splendidy. The sslutatory
was entitled: Not What We Give Bat
What We Share. 1t was delivered by
Miss Sue M..Mathes. George Welbert
McDill read an essay, after which Miss
Thirsey A. Brookmsn gave With Chau.
Ger in Old England.
Otto j. Wedemeyer sang Dudley
Bucks Sunset. Mr.. Wedemeyer has a
fine voice, and, although slightly ner-
vous. acquitted himself in creditable
style.
Miss Grace Myrtle Whites essay was
The Good Die Young; and then came
the class eesay. The Girl OF the Modern
Novel, by Miss Marion G. Whipple.
Emmett H. Wilson delivered an Grafton.
after which Miss Alice Cooper was
heard in her essay, The Hudson as
localized by Irving.
Moonlight, Music, Love and Flowers
(GloweD, was sung by the Young ladies'
chorus.
The class Grafton was given by Otto
Wedemeyer, Politics as Profession be-
ing his eubjsct.
Miss Clara Z, Bosbyshe II follow ed with
the valedictory.
After the presentation speech by Prof.
E. K. Gates, principal OF the high school,
and the presentation OF the diplomas by
G. L. Pepper, NJ. D., president OF the
board OF education, Sleep Lady, Sleep
(Bishop) WINS sung bv double ausrtette
from the class, which concluded the ex-
erciaes,
U. s. C. GRADUATES.
A large audience bled at Simp-
son tabernacle last evening to witness
the graduating OF the normal class Of
the music department of the university
of Southern California. Although the
class was few in number, their perform
ance showed that good, earnest work
had been done by them, and great credit
ia due Mrs. L. II. Stagg for tho manner
complis hments.
Great praise is due Prof. +. A. Bacon
for the excellent manner in which his
pupils. Mrs. Ruth Hall Mcknight, Miss
Pieper and Mr.. Hayes rendered their
selections. .arsts
The following programme WAS ex'
Quisitely rendered:
Joys That We're Crown'ng' Lucia Ionize'tl-
"a "a lorelei, Hans seeliny; (ol Fantasia I'm
proa'ptu, fr, Onop1r. ~ s, nwIuniH
Ave Maria. Bach-Gounod = Ruth Hall Nc
Knight. toh,s
a. Romarz, in sharp, Robert schumann;
ID Morceau Lyriqu-s, op. 50, Nos. 6 aud l.
hdw GreIs: e. Andan'e spi@hato' fr'o nop'h-
EoW 40 fair Martha. Flotow-Mr. Charles
Hayes.
Essay, Music Cnltnre-MIs9 bio%nn' 1o,,rto
" loisH ns ,s,l P,s,son' y
az Noveletten in F, r. schumann; tbl
R9ndo CHpr ecloso, T. NE, Men4e ssohh' 'c'' La
Lie IL .ipuOre HukueuOtS, McyerDeer-Miss
Pi-per
RsSay. A Norwegian Chopin-Aiss Town
s9 Ho.o, To snis Titanis. Mienop. A. Thomas-
MIS-. Mcknight
Presentation oil diplomas by PRESIDENT
"iutoy' -. ,;.,1
A'ter tne pleseh'as'ou " ut pr e"ti ~
fresioent "iuneY, ue hiaue ie% n..'nS
remarks 10 the auulehoe I'd "eii "e "
the graduating clues' ;o,
Inv norn,al oou'se 10 spoo,% t 40 ~
OF tiie oepal lIenV Vi ~ aiu - 20
stuueh!s iol an sHe .'i0uein icy uA'o Al Il vs.
OF nus'cai 'eaonihe'
MISS MARSH SCHOOL
A large audience filed the rooms at
Miss Marsh's school for girls on Hope
otroo, last evenino IN witness the ersi.
- .h., .a,;nar, Tha
uation ,nI ;a1 ~ Ma uott;a
1 lass y. No. uosta,aa law Niiso
I Iii;s nv hoa a,sr,ad tor F,nrone hafnre
mn ,o u"1 az ~ a'hooi raar al coraa'
tne c.ose ~. no $50 49,, ;n tha axir ciaes
Miss LS'y WAS u's ulnou 'ne liVn2i'
OIL the evening anu ie.ei'ed oonsiat"l@
tlons OF her ir'enuS "Ilet 1no eAotoi1oS'
Inc scho'i iooin was n"iu'oni0'' NoN
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