The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-07-25

side of the question. Although with the
grammar school a practical education has
been attained, the higher faculties are
dormant and undeveloped, and the con-
ception that a higher education is un-
necessary is a false one. The true view
is that higher education raises up its
recipient, awakens his spirit and imagi-
nation, brOadens his views and concep-
lions and his preceptive faculties.
aroused a desire for knowledge and bet
ter fitted them for citizenship.
He paid a handsome compliment to
DR.. darkness for the patriotism and
judgment which had laid the foundation
OF the system so broadly in this city, and
reminded them that all was not yet at
tanned, but that much hard work lay be-
fore them before the goal was won. We
have arrived at a crisis in our national
lie. \ general feeling of unrest Is pre-
vaIent. What will be The outcome now
depends on the young generation, and he
asked Thorn 10 20 forth bearing in their
hearts loyalty and patriotism. and re-
mernb ering lie lessons they had learned.
Win. J. Davis, President of the City
Board of Education. then presented the
diplomas TO the graduates. anu the class
sung sons OF Liberty" which con-
cludoG the exercises.
The High School Orchestra was the re-
ciDient OF many compliments for tho
ln2HleE II NflicD the musical SclecLiOuS
were rendered during the evening.
Orphan Asylum school.
Tie follow ing exercises will be held
this morning by the children of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum at the school
on the asylum grounds:
Greeting song. school; recitation, class;
What We 3D." Dolie Nesbitt; recita-
10 ilc-. In, fl,,t
kite Donley; His Photograph" How
ard Gregory; Awake the Tunetul Song"
school; The lone OF Voice." Eleanor
Logan; "Couientment." Rayqurn chap
man; Getting Acquainted" Bonnie
Baglioni; The Boy Who Laughs"
Henry Nenter; ~ Little Girls
Trou b!es." Lizzie Ragsdale; Vacation
Song" school; movement exercise, Boys
of tirst grade; Always III Sight," Willie
King; The Holidays" Charlie Probert;
Where is The Road to Yesterday" Lily
Stlce: Boys Wanted" George Nenter;
song, This is Our Yearly Jubilee"
school; 81 Don't Care" Otto Potts; DOR
othy's Mustn'ts," Lena O'Connor; "The
Birds Concert" May Moss; Closing
Day." Philip Cuddy, George Smith. Edna
Talbot. May Olmstead. Lottie Shockey,
Henry Walsh; 'Grandmamma's Kit
chem" Carrie TieUen: song, Lottie
Shockey. Emma Talbot, Lily Stice; "A
Song OF Growth" Lena Logan; Greedy
Bennie," Eugene Mohu; "Artie's Amen"
Cora PrObert; The GoSsips.' Lily Stice;
"Abou Ben Adhem," fourth and filth
grades; (which Shall 1t Be?'t Alice
Brooke; Farewell Song" school.
Sacramento Grammar.
At o'clock this morning the sixth
grade classes OF the Sacramento Gram
mar School. OF which Miss Annie c.
Weeks is Principal, will hold the follow
ing ex ercises:
Song, The Flag" school; recitation,
The Opening or the Piano." Lille Cox;
recitation. Teaching District Schools"
Lottie Gaume; vocal solo, "WilI You BE
My Sweetheart?" Ella Jones; racita-
ton, Little Pilgrim" Oiive Omerod;
song, THE Answer of the Flowers"
school; recitation, 1.-The Children's
Hour" Percy kidder; recitation, 1.-The
Ant and the Glow Worm," George Made
ley; vocal solo, MA Says l Can't Go for
Ride" May Omerod. recitation, bill
Nason's Bride" Elsie Grau; song, The
Happy Peasant" school.
At $3.50 O'Clock the ninth grade ex ercises
will y, held.