The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-13

yesterday and went directly to Markham,
near Cazadero, on the Russian River,
where we set up camp. We had an ideal
place for camping-plenty of wood, water,
fresh air. rugged mountains and deep
swimming pools. Though we did great
of hard work, we found time for recrea-
ton. We made a Typographical map of
some ditch, road and railroad work.
This Is the second summer school ex-
petition that has been carried on at the
State University and we count it even
more successful than the one last wear.
This practical sum mer-school work has
become part of the prescribed work in
the college OF civil engineering, and will
be continued regularly hereafter"
schools Accredited for '96.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 12.-Sixty.two
schools OF California have already been
placed on the university accredited list for
1867. and a number more will be placed
committee in charge of the matter COM
pletes its labors.
The total number of schools accredited
last year was tifty-seven.
The following schools have already been
declared up to the necessary standard, so
that their graduates may enter the uni
versity without examination:
Alameda County Union High School No. g.
Centerville; Alameda County Union High
No. 3, Haywards; Alameda High School, Ala
media University Academy, Armijo Union
High, Suisun, Belmont Scnool, Berkeley High
School, Berkeley Gymnasium, Boone's Univer-
sity, Citrus Union High, Colusa High, Coro-
nado High, Fresno High, Hanford Union High.
Miss Heads school, Healdsburg High Hoitt's
Oak Grove School, Miss Horizons school,
Kern County High School, Miss Lakes School,
Livermore Union High, Lompoc Union High,
Los Angeles High, Los Angeles Academy, Low
ell High School San Francisco Boys High,
Marysville High, Mendocino High, Mount
City High, Nevada City High, oakdale
Union High, Oakland High, Pasadena
High, Pomona High, Redlands Union
High, Riverside High, Sacramento High, Salin-
San Francisco Girls High, San Jose High, San
Luis Obispo High, San Rafael High, Santa Ana
High, Santa Barbara City High, Santa Barbara
Collegiate School, Santa Cruz High, Santa
Monica High, Santa Paula High, Santa Rosa
High, Sonoma Valley Union High, Southwest
Institute, st. Matthew's School, Tu!are High,
Ukiah High. Vacaville Union High, Vallejo
High, Ventura High, VisaIa High, Watson
vile High, Woodland High
The faculty committee on examination
of schools consists of Professors Slate,
Brown, Stringham, Gayley, Merrill, Plehn
and President Kellogg.
Installed a Pastor.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 1.-THE Rev.
F. J. Akers was formally installed pastor
of the South Berkeley Presbyterian Church
last night. The special installation SER
vices were well attended. Rev. ]. w. Ellis
of the Centennial Church OF East Oakland
delivered the sermon, Rev. DR.. Ketchum
of Berkeley gave the charge to the pastor
and the Rev. J Curry of Temescal deliv-
cred the charge to the people.
Members of the new church are already
talking of securing a lot and building a
place of worship. They will meet for the
present in South Berkeley Hail.
st. Marks Sunday-SchooI Picnic.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 12.-The Sun
day-school picnic OF st. Mark Episcopal
Church will take place tomorrow at
Orinda Park. Great preparations have
been made for the days outing. and it is
expected that there will be about 100
picnickers in the party.
Besides the children of the Sunday
school, most of the vested choir and many
adult members OF the congregation will
attend. The party will start from Berke-
ley at o'clock, driving to Orinda Park in
big four-horse wagons.
High School Dance.
BERKELEY, CAL June 1.-THE class of
'96 closed its week of graduation events to-
night with a dance in Shattuck Hall.
Nearly 300 invitations to the hop had been
issued, and there was large attendance.
The affair was most successful one and
lasted lar into the night.
The committee of arrangements for the
dance consisted OF Mark White, Ray w.
Simonds, l.. +. Roberts, Miss Ethel l..
Heanan and Miss Henderson.