The San Francisco call., 1898-05-27
MANY GRADUATES IN
 THE COLLEGE TOWN
BERKELEYANS BY SCORES TIC
 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS.
Approaching Commencement Fes. tivities at the Peralta Academy, the Berkeley High and
 Miss Heads School.

BERKELEY, May 26.-Diplomas were conferred this evening upon seven grad uates of the Peralta University Academy by Principal Francis Dunn. The grad uates six of whom will enter the State University in August, were:
 Scientific department-Raiph P. Phelps, Al fred E. Boune, Richard Frederick Beamer and Therlow Temple.
 Literary and classic epartment-Frederick Fols5T F: SieSsa' Aud000n "00i'eY and George A
 Next Wednesday evening the graduat- ing exercises Of the Berkeley High School will be held at Shattuck Hall. The grad Cating class will number over 100, being more than twenty greater than the class Of g. The following will be recommend ed to the Board Of Education for diplo- mas:
 Classical-James Loring Barker. Harold os- car Cummings. Henry B. Dewing, Calvin Olive Mackie. Allan Poneroy Matthew. Elsie Nut ting, Adelaide Parsons, Otto Wallace Peterson, Otto L. Ruckledge, Edda Allen Warner Ryder,
 Literary Fannie H. Avery. Eva Laura Laura Ethel Cohn, Mary Louise Davis. Frances Edna Parish, Jean Downey. Amy F1agg. Kate R. Gompertz, Fred F. Goodsell, Elsie Gould, John M. Henderson. Bertha Hutton. Mary F. Jewett. Katherine Frances Reyes. Edith May Lee. George Campbell Mansfield, Leon Finer Rogers Parker, Edna Potwin, Annie J. Schroe- der, Geneva Lillian Simpson, Jennie Winne- fred Sleeves, Harriet Monroe Stuot. Sophie B. won Ahuem, James W. Mansfield.
 scfentifc-Fannie Ardley. Henry Montcastle Ardley, C. Hutton. Aslandt D. L. Baird, rnond Basham. F. Homer Berha, Enid Alaine Bird. Joshua O. Brock, Harold Melville Chids. Ernest Brooks Clark, Mabel Ruth Clark, Ar thur A. Cohn, Hewett Davenport, Leta Dorn. Ella E. Duggan, Hubert Leo Duggan, Charles C. Finn, Rokusaburo Fukuda, Robert Hilliard Goodale Percy N. Warner. Tyrrel Lapham 1Iamlln Helen E. Hlll, Gustave Greische Ruth Ileancr Halgate Elsie May Hunt, Henjiro Kato Louis Albert Henry Kling, Henry H. Johnson. Herschel Holt Mcdonald, Lillian Es- ther Mcfarland, Arthur McReown, Carolyn Stacey Morse. Mtsunori Nakanouchi. Earl M. Nutting, Ethel Leita Preble. Walter N. Rat cliff Jr., Herbert William Ross. Chester Mel vile Rugg, Russell Severance Springer, Frank I Standart, Harry K. Stewart.
 Limited-Pauline Marie Dumet, Ruth Dell Fngel, Agnes McGaw Forgie, Florence Gentry, Stella Isabel Hall Ruth A. Hoppin, Arthur V. Leslie Florence P. Lough, Mae F. MacCoy, Annie Ellis McCIeave, Albert Mix. Martha En- Spencer Jane Catherine Stewart, Maude E. WatrzIos Joseph Lewis Wilson Jr.
 On Friday, June 3, eleven young ladies will graduate from Miss Heads school. The presentation of diplomas will con- cIude the commencement week festivities, which will include an alumni luncheon at the University Club in San Francisco on Saturday next and a garden party on the grounds of the school next Wednesday. The party will last from i to o'clock, and a May-pole dance and a battle of roses will be features of the occasion. Following is the list of prospective grad uates:
 Katherine Bunnell. Berkeley; Edna Lucia Chamberlain San Francisco; Ethel Cooper. Ukiah Aurelia Demoro, Berkeley; Mary de Fremery. Oakland; Leslie Thayer Green. Berkeley; Julia Leigh, Oakland; Alma More land; Myra Vim. San Francisco: Edna Faith Wyckof, Berkeley