The morning call., 1894-05-31

/ and civilization lies there. But am none
| less believer in general culture; and II
/ our specialists are to be living, intelligent,
/ sympathetic factors in the progress of hu-
mainly they must have a liberal education
/ A lofty structure cannot be built unOn A
narrow foundation, neither can a man be
great in science who hasn't broad culture "
AT the conclusion of the address the
ceremonies attending the comforting o. de-
grees were proceeded with under the d.
reclion Of President Jordan. AS their
names we're called the members of the
graduating class arose and were presented
with the mucb-c cherished calfskin, neatly
bound IN morocco cases, appropriately in
scrbed. Following are the names of the
graduates in the various departments, with
their respective degrees:
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
In Greek-James Blair Newell. Santa Clara
Lorenzo Adophus Offirld, Santa Clara
In Latin-Edward Hickey Barn $, Newark
Ohio; Bertha de Laguna, Newark; Anna
Lena Lewis. Little Rock. ARK; Harriet A.
Nichols. Pasadena; 'Helen Elizabeth Slayton,
Stowe. VI; Glanvlle Terrell. Louisa c. H,Va
In German-Clarence Alfred Grabil, Red
Oak, Iowa.
In Romantic languages-Laura FTederica de
Laguna. Oakland.
In Engllsh-George Henry Brown, Riverside;
Eugenla Beatrice Mabury, San Jose; Frederick
JOHN Teggart, Belfast Ireland.
! In ethlcs-Louis Craig Cornish. New BEDFORD
Mass; julius Caesar Hammel, Elberiield Ind
In education-George W. A Luckey. River
Slde WIZ > ymour Monroe, Pasadena; Nellie
Wood. Atlantic, Iowa.
In economies and social science-sAndrew
Edgar Averett San Jose; Albert Crane lions
VIE. lnd. John Albert Heating, NJ uskegon,
| Mich, Carleton Edward Sox Albany. Or.
Arthur Cook Trnmbo, Columbus Grove, OHIO;
Thomas RawsOn Warren, los Angeles; Percy
A. Young, Albany, Or; Edwin Ray Zion.
Berkeley.
In history-Aylett Rain, Cotton Jr.. San
francisco; Lucille Eaves, Eugene. Or; James
Fyffe Wilson, Mount Falatine, ILL.,
In astrOnOmy-Mary Eunice Edwards, West
hampton, MISS.
In chemistry Charles Andrew Fife, Pasa-
dena; charlotte NJ. Way, b. s., Tempe AriZ.
In botany-MelVllle TIuTston Cook. Colleen.
Ill.
In physiology and hIstoloey-CharIes Dill
worm CrltchioW, New Brighton. Pa; Freder-
lex Harlan Hadiey Tulare; .HenrV Powers
Hammond, San Francisco; Florence Mabel
Holsciaw Giroy; Hugo Albert Kiefer, Los
Angeles; Elsie Hjerleid Shelley, Berryessa.
ID Zoology-keinOsuke Otaki, Toxic, Japan ;
John Van Denburgh, Los Gatos
cinnati Ark.
In civil engineering-Allan Winter Guide
bact, CuGdebackville n. y; Robert Morris
| Drake, Portland. Or.
In mechanical engineering = Judd Noble
Biidgman, B. s.. Manhattan, Hans. Rea Ed
wards Maynard, Los Angeles.
IN electrical ehGneeTing-Lucien Howard
Gilmore, Capron, ILL.,
MASTERS OF ARTS:
In Commentaries Marshall Poor A r
Manchester, n. H.; Kari e. Rendtorf, PueiZ,
Germany.
In English-william Evans Jenkins, A. B..
Chicago, ILL.,; Richard TwelIs Buchanan. A. b.,
LoCanspOrt, IND.
IL economies and social science-Charles
Kelley Jenness, A. B.. West EppinG, n. ii /;
Robert Cromwell Root, p. S., Ontario
IN ethics and ethical lterature-Owen Dale
RlchaI dson' A. b.. Evansville, Ind.
In mathematics-George b. Miller, A. r.
KOkOmo, Iud. -
In botany-Walter Robert Shaw, A. B., PaIo
In entomology-Wlllis Grant johnson. A. B.
;, In physiology and histology-Henry Powers
hammond, q. B., San Francisco; Clelia DurI
MOAher, A. g., Palo Alto.
ENGINEER:
In civil engineerng-Samuel BENJAMIN Din.
rano, b. Z. T., N milwaukee, Wis.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY:
=. In GeolOgy-George Hall Ashley, NJ A.
M, Rochester, n. Y. a.
| WIN a lew parting words to the class
when was about Ia seek new pastures
with an additional chapter of advice 10
| gulde their future actions.
! ne speaker confined his remarks prin-
! ctpally TO the part To be PLAYED bv the
| graduates In national affairs. He said thai
! the future OF the republic must lie In the
haods oil the men aud women of culture
Intelligence and of self-control. capable If
taking care OF themselves and of helnine
| others. P'' =
Wisdom and strength must 90 to the
! making OF nauon." he continued tThero
is D o virtue in democracy as snch notbinu
IN Amerieanism s such that will save ne
IL we are nation OF weaklings and fools
Win an arlstocraey of knaves as onr