The San Francisco call., 1898-06-14
PROUD GRADUATES
 RECEIVED DIPLOMAS
YEARS OF HARD STUDY
 CROWNED WITH SUCCESS.
Washington Evening School Glasses Honored Before Hundreds of Friends-Names of For
 tunate Scholars.

Never before has Native Sons Hall held as large a gathering as that which at tended the closing exercises or the Wash ington Evening School last evening. Standing and breathing room were at a premium and the large supply of pro- grammes containing the names of proud graduates was exhausted early In the evening. At the conclusion of the splen- did programme Hon. William Derham, assisted by Superintendent of Schools R. H. Webster and Director Samuel Waller, distributed diplomas and medals to the fortunate scholars. AS each one stepped forw ard to receive the coveted sheepskin or medal he or she was given a generous round of applause from numerous friends who crowded the hall.
 Following is the programme as ren- dered:
 Overture. Hynes' Orchestra invocation to the flag, Harry Hunt; song, Ma onliest One, ; Charles O'Connor; plano duet, Neck and Neck" Grace Burmeister and Emma Lorich; ''Rafertys Circus show future defenders of our flag; selection, Hynes' Orchestra; class sonS pfeaB o Hrs Ohea, accompanied by W. Armbruster; evolu- ton of the flag, graduates of '9S; song (triol, and Elvira Tonini, accompanied by w. Arm bruster; essay. High School Class Dispensa- tion, Daniel Murphy and class; banjo duet. W. P. Feeny and Charles Randall; song (se- lected). R. Lowry; delivery of diplomas. Hon. R. H. Webster; distribution of medals Bridge, Denman, Washington) Hon. Samuel l.. Waller.
 Following are the graduates. Bridge Medalists-Christian H. Hjul, David Caen, Charles Randall.
 Denman Medalists-Mary F. Clancy. Minnie A. Bode.
 Washington Medalist-Leonard P. Canepa High School Class-Dr. Fr Fischer teacher. Robert casella, WilfoFd E DarneaI: Thomas Fox, Herold. Harry Hyland, James Leahy, Daniel Murphy Harry ohea. John Porporato. Harold
 Commercial Class--Miss M. Mcdonald, teacher. Carl Fosselius Edward A. White, May e. MAsoy M 4uns M Mary E eHe
 Ninth Grade-Miss A. M. F'iala. teacher. Fred A. Adams. Elizabeth T: Beuzon. Minnie A. Grace 0. Burmeister, David Caen Leonard P. Canepa Mary E. Clancey, Mary C.. Corcoran. F..Dondero, Felix F. Desmond, John B.. Caro- falo, John A. Gindorff. Bessie S. Goodman, Waiter Haui<s i Christian titan. I; & ajul wt1it Harry Arthur Milestone, Charles J; Nicolai Timothy Scharlin Fred Schueter.
 Miss P. M. Nolan, principal; Miss A. M. Fiala, vice principal.
 HONORARY PUPILS.
 Ninth Grade-Miss A. M. Fiala, teacher. Christian H. Hjul. David Caen, Mary. E. Nnns Tsran Bessie Bed Gaa5ss Leahy Fred c. Schlueter, Grace O. Burmeister.
 Eighth Grade-Mss K. G. McQuaide, teacher. Thomas NJ Jewett. Emile c. Anderson. Louis T. Req. Albert Beer, Horace Treadwell. Fulton Figoni.
 Eighth Grade-Mss M. McQuaid. teacher. Beatrice Ricott, Antillo Musante. Sarah Sal agar, Maggie Hynes. Joseph Johnson, Colinda Canepa
 Seventh Grade-Miss L. S. Dyer. teacher, Joe Laverony. George Berger, Tom Renton. Chris. Neddersen, Eugene de Martini:
 Seventh Grade--Miss A. B. McBoyle. teacher. Emile Liebert Gustav Burgh, Fred Bode. John Murphy, John Williams.
 Sixth Grade-Miss I. NJ Roberts. teacher Edgar S. Lem Romeo Peletieri, August Bentz, Meta l.. Folks. Ernest Flores Fred Crawford.
 Sixth Grade-Miss E. s. Mahoney. teacher. Mollie Murphy. Rose Feroglaro. Frances Per tosa, Jules Brunei. Frank Greco, Joseph Pa dilla.
 Fifth Grade-Afss M Robinson. teacher. Louis Paulson. Trinidad Carbajal, Eugene Cross, Rene Guiot, Minnie Woods, Harry Cross. Fred Murat
 Fourth Grade-Miss M. L. Day, teacher. Robert Gum.
 ThEd GrsdswMiss M- [. sabAn. teacher.