The San Francisco call., 1897-06-04
DIPLOMAS FILL THE AIR
Eighty Two Students Leave
the Berkeley High
School.
Graduation of the Largest Class in
the History of he Co lege
Town.

BERKELEY. CAL, June 3.-The grad
uation exercises of the High School were
held this evening in Shattuck Hall.
President P. K. Boone of the Board of
Education presented the diplomas to the
eighty-tNo students who were ready for
them.
The programme of exercises included
a symposium on The Future of Califor-
MIA" the subject being divided as follows:
"Her Public Life" Oliver W. Hunter;
Her Social Life" Oma a. Davies; Her
Business L fe, W. D. Reed Her Art
and Literature, Edna Faith Wyckoff
The grad yates were addressed by Pro-
iessor Frederick Safe of the university.
department. OF physics, and b. President
?. R. Bone.
Following are those who received di-
p.omas:
Classical course-Hilda Abraham, Bryan
Bel, Madeline Y. Christi, William W. Downer.
Oma A Davies, Lulu I. Scott, Muriel A. Hall
Auna r. Hammond. Eva NJ. Henderson,
Cornne Hutton, Edlth Ketchum, Eliza be tn
Skluner, Florence NJ. KImball, Ruby Rose
morse, illiam A. Powell, Clara Piper, Ralph
Literary course-Helen NJ. Andersen, Rita
N: Beatty Eta Bouye, Fred E. Borton,
JuIa d. BrOLherton. N. Maude Cham bers
Anule NJ. Delaney, cora NJ Sleeves, Nellie E.
DoDolns, Cara A. J. Freuler. Gertrude W.
II, l..
hoover Florence f. HOyt. Berthe /. Vervalln
Frances IeRzell Oliver ". Hunter, Aurilla NJ
Johnsoa, Es her NJ. Lamb, Harriet D. McVean,
Richard NJ. Mealev. Frederick Nelson Helena
7. Thomas Edna +. Wyckon
Scienlhc conrse-Marcla ). Ardley, J. T. Bar
rows, Mabel Davis, A ice Davies, George A.
Doudero, Charles boz er, Frederick Grubb,
Emerson Harley, May 4. Kennedy Henry d.
Morse, Grace L. Pack, Eugene S Pierce Walter
D. Reed, Warren Y. r RlcnaTdsou, Roy / Woo =
sey, Alice NJ. Rogers, Ethan Scott, Minot Z
Scott, Howa d. Smith, EIoise II. Trowbridge.
Wallace F. Turner, John N. Waste
Limited courSe-John Beatty, Grace Y. Far
Wei, Edith r. Fein berg, Eta b. Fraser, Jen-
ME GIchrisl, Edith N. Hudderl, Florence G.
Howard, 4. eanor Lloyd, Mae Mcdonald, Gene
we've Morris, margaret . Ioole, Henry w. Nc
Kibben, Lyuette Payne: LydlH 7. Taylor, Es-
teIa Turner, Frank r. WaGnIck, Minerva SKIN
ner, Mabel II. Whitney
FischeI Guilty.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 3-Simon
Fiscbel was to-day found guilty Of storing
liquor without License. Judge Gentry
sci next Tuesday as the day for sentence
The case Will be appealed.
Letter From Worden.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 3-Postmaster
Ole Vincent has letter from Salter D.
Morden, addressed 10 :he Postmaster of
Berkeley, and asking for information re-
garding j. Frank Thompson, a former
resident of Berkeley. Thompson visited
Wood and prison when Worden was there
and made Worien's acquaintance. The
Inter took the Berkeley man for an old
acquaintance, hence his inquiries in
Berkeley. Thompson now resides in Val
Iejo.
New University Course.
BERKELEY, CAL. June 3.-A new
teachers course in physical culture has
been announced at the State University,
resigned for those who desire TO teach
physical culture. The course will be In
charge of The following:
Professor John NJ. Williamson, anatomy
with dissectIons; Professor w f. Ritter,
physiology ana histology; Colonel c. r.
Greenleaf, hygiene; NJ. E. Jsffa, die;etics